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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

A member who is foad Of figures has
produced a tatle showing the average
vote for congressman ~ the various states,
North and Soath II is interesting and
valuable A basis for estimating the in
crease OF Republican strength in the
house. The Krpubllcsn state OF Nebrtska,
with only three representatives,. has an
average congressional vote Of 44,749.
The Democratic state OF Alabama. with
eight representatives. has an average
congressional vote Of only IA 1913. Re.
publican Minnesota. With Ave members.
gives each OF them $4,000 votes, while
Democratic Georgia. with ten members,
gives an syerss. vote OF but 4.36l.. Yer
mont, With only tao representatives,
gives congressional vote Of 29.G92. while
Mississippi. With seven. casts . vote Of
i7,l45. Maine has but four congressman.
and gives them 40 average vote Of 32.6l7.
Kentucky has eleven. Who get 40 average
vote Of 1901. Rcpublissn New Hsmp-
shire has but txo representatives. giving
ga average congressional vote Of 42.277,
While Democratic Louisiana. ~ith siI
members Of the house, gives 40 average
congressional vote OF bat IL. 1877.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

Tho weekly statements 81 imports aud
export. Of specie 81 New York sbow :
steadily Increasing Gov outward. and con.
sisniiy diminishing receipis- Last GEEK
ssia. O03 10 gold sud silver was received.
While tie anoant previously reported
made tho total since January !, si.69i 5ss,
sgsinsi o., 7ss. COS for the same peued IN
iss5 Go The other hsni. The exports last
sse1 were Sj.ii3775. and tue total since
January !. s. 1913 $40 or course, The bulk
al ths coiu draiseJ iron 10 j. scli. the
respective proportions sent Away tins fAf
thi. year being s6.i7o. i73 Of gold And s2.-
las. 207 Of silver We are shipping gold
by The million dollars and receiving il by
the huudreJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

s 81 fflh, u. mpcruis are biniing pref
IS strongly lhal Il Senator Eimunds OPP
poses lp cuG Anali0n Of Smalles snd
MtGahinb it,y sin unite With kepub-
lieats lo nay opposs bis return 10 the
5 nate snd def,ai hi. ifihey can. AT tho
seine iine they claim that be contributed
naili Il, 10 ne election Of Cleveland by
NJ spqily IL he last campaign. This
ioals ike b se ingrali,ude on their part,
bpt saeA KIDD 81 bulllozing will have
way little effect on senator Edmunds.
H.. i aoi u a, Bind ofa msu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

snough mnss be employed 10 cover both.
Perhaps Mr.. Snsliey did no, take into
cosssisraisou thn fact He may have as
suned 10 kpow mere about IL than biz
Predecessor. Who hsd filled the oiice very
sccepsshly for many years In fact this
is the ~ort falling Of the newly appointed
officials They are not wiling TO sait
until they fsd out bu, are 10 an ererlAst-
log hurry 10 msks reforms and fad
sooner or later that they are rot reforms
after all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
DANIEL CRoFoOT--EsrArs.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester 80
In Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District ON the 10th day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. 1886.
The Administrator with will annexed on the
said District deceased. proposed TO render a.
nal account OF HE administration on said estate.
Wherefore, = session Of said Court ts be held
ct the Probate Office In Manchester, Ia raid Dis
trict, on the i3h day Of March A. D., 1886. was
appointed for the examination and allowances Of
notice thereof WAS ordered 10 be given TO ali
persons interested by the publication hereof In
the Manchester JOURNAL. newspaper printed
at said Manchester. three weeks successfully
previous TO the time 10 appointed.
li3w LOyELAND MUNsON, Judgo,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

Tas hs.l 81 SOC rvliei a Gen. Porter has
ns.ss.l iht IIesss and ~ilI probably pass
To- senale Tue strongest srgamens
sassa.4 i y llai Caneress has no right 70
sessrsa Itefeo ~ eoafi martial any
nerr than il Las decree Of the Snpreme
g.sats. bath peiag eoor.liaase branches OF
,hy eisytrumep, 80 BIS only chance fer
81, should IL IS pardon from the
tf,tttt4sf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

IAs Wsslipfsoa correspondent OF The
Nsa York HgaAi sho has always hsd .
sr.nadiF leshisg ,es1a ihe sdminisirs-
itea. tselaint ,hs spliciade d Democratic
fsaassss d msio,sin secrecy regarding sp'
pslasaetfs. saying 'fhsy have eesn en-
saml sih ils President ~ iei 81 difiy
,a,ssasgs iesngue, snd ihey dread dls'
sa4ieYF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

A strong poist Is made by Congressman
aouek 81 Tennessee, 10 bisspeech on the
TRzJohp Potter case Und,r the eousli-
tDtioa, Ia declares the action OF a CONT
usr.i4l. shen concluded aud executed as
lhs l8e provides, il husl beyond the reach
~ AVS other lrbaual Of the government,
subI.et oul, 10 the night Of disapproval,
Of Il panlou, vested 10 the President; aud
HAT. lbenfure, Congress cannot with any
more proplieiy anpul such action than i
could sei aside tbe e,rdict Of al ordinary
oanft II jniiirs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The resident proprietors OF the Town OF
Winhall, IN the County Of Bennington. are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed b y said
Town within the year next preceding this
date remsip, In whole or In part, unpaid on the
following described land in said town, and
have extended my warrant for the collection Of
the same to wit, on said land.
About one.half acre Of land with dwelling
house thereon on Lot No. s in the LIST Range In
the village of BoDdylle. Set in the Grand List
to Abigail Williams. Tax s2Gs
And so mnch OF said land will be sold at public
auction at the Inn of Mrs. J. s. Morgan, In said
winhall, on the Goth day OF March next, at one
O'Clock In the afternoon, as shall be requisite 10
discharge said taxes with &C SITS, unless previ-
ou-ly paid
Dated at Winhall, w., February 9Th, 1886.
JAMES NJ. KENDALL,
393w Collector OF Town Taxes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

4tr Beloa Jarem writing on Our
I..satd nssinri. links IL safe 10 predict
lnai ~ II sfsiu eun,e thousands oishe Ven
t,sasaaAs .lo ,isited tbs Hooded district
90 saaday sal MoDdAy will remember ITS
Loagaa,ies sud iell the story OF the irrnp'
,p,As II I've wsiyrs. abich IN single night
changed tao or llree hundred acres Of the
city iato pond, ia which houses,
churches. public bildlngs, factories and
workshops we're Islands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

flls Colnaxs GSmmtiies eaasoi sffse
asan sslssr b4ii. seEas 81 them being 'af
eslsn srd oosnsgs. iosons bot ccsnane sny
saa s6me sora cnmprpnise bill There
il 60 prasgoci ihal The presesi lss siii BE-
charged IL ihik session
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

zoe Ohio Srnaie has passed bill. 10y
,Ae .oie 81 III to 0. designed 70 render im-
pt,sslnlF il failure such election frauds ~
lAsc ssee6iiy diseraeed Cincinnati i
,fe,ia4e ~ ihc appointment Of four per-
ss4s 81 each II the cities Of Cincinnati,
Cie,e.sli. csinmbas. Dayton snd Toledo
~ board u election, two Of whom Only
caa 81 ii the same political party. These
puards are 80 gppolnt all ladees aud clerks
ii elections, sho must be Of good eharse-
~. Aieilleeul ADD equally divided 10 pol
ltirn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
After Atty years effort ia the Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron Business 10 Manchester, and
thankful for the very liberal patronage have
ever received, am again prepared to do any
work 10 my line entrusted to me. Ihave on hand
. large line line 81 ready made ware, made OF
the best material and low in price. alec milk
cans wood. iron and chain pumps, hollow ware,
oil and vapor stoves, clipper lamps. FLYERS pa.
tent butter working churns, Britannia tea and
coffee pots, agate and granite ware and other
artiches too numerous TO mention / will sell
one gallon syrup cans full sze for eleven cents
each, twelve quart TX charcoal tin sap tube for
twenty three cents, copper cad tea kettles .
new article for one dollar aud thirty eight cents,
good copper wash boiler fiom three TO four
dollars, cooking aud psrlor stoves for the next
thitry days at cost. Those In want Of anything
In my line will consult their own Interest by
giving me 4 call before purchasing. ] have q
workman for all kinds Of job work, and will do
roofing, cave tr uthIng and repairing at the low.
lowest hgnre.
eAML. b. YOUNG.
Factory Point, Jan. 27lh, 1886. s7tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
a O "A r ID.

To all who are from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood, &C., will
send send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH Il, INMAs, Station d,
New York City
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

Collector SmAiley fnds that an in
crease Of business demands more officials
10 his department. Upon taking Office
lie les collector discharged number OF
mea and claimed great credit therefor on
the ground Of reirenchment and reform.
He has been 10 Office hardly six months
before he calls for more help. There Is
30 unusual increase 81 bnsiness, except
~hsi naturally comes from the season OF
thr year. The action o. the collector -
opea to criticism. Either be was not bon
81, Ia discbsfging members OF his force
ard took ihs, nsderhaod way Of getting
"a Of Republicans 10 make room for Dem
ocrsls. % else LIZ xss isoofant Of the re-
qairemeni. d tho offi~e Oh course u
takes more help 10 The busy part 81 the
year than Ia sbs dull portion. bu, Lsip
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

The Nsiionsils,s eli celebrate ST. Pat
rssss day 10 irslaod ly nonsssr nee,isgs
vi VARGAS potrss when Psrneil's pluns-
tam regarding legislation sas Ireland slli
be made pablic Five dsys later, March
p. Gisds,eue has promiscd 20 osiline the
policy oiihs government Meanwhile the
appropriation bills siil be given precei-
enes 10 order thai decks may he cleared
iar action epoa Home rale
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

INARM FOR kALf,-A FARM OF i2i ACRES
II which IL known Az the stephen utIey place
aud part Of the Burr Smith Farm. said farm
contains about 20 acres OF meadow, and IS acres
Of woodland, including from -four 10 Ave hun
Tho balance OF the farm 10 pasture lAnd we'll
waiersd. The buildings arc IN good repair.
Near the house 10 one Of tho best springs IN
town. School house about 40 rods distant.
The farm IL situated on tho main road from
Manchester village TO South Dorsot Half cash
down and the remainder on mortgage. Parties
Wishing TO purchase q fam can come and roe IL
yam timo. MARTIN BUskIhK.
Manchester, VI, October LIST, 1855.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of NATHANIEL WoopoocK.
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester. Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands ofall persons
against the estate of
Nathaniel Woodcock, late Of eAndgsto,
In said district deceased, and all claims exhibited
In ofisct thereto, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purposes Aforesaid, At tho dwelling
house Of Miner u. Hurd In sandgate, on ia Q
i0th'day ofAugust next, nom nine O'Clock .. N,
until four O'Clock p. M, on said
day and that sir month"; IRON the 10Th day %
February. A. D. 1886, Ia the time limited b, said
Court for said creditors to present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance,
Dated at sandgate this 10Th day OF February
d. 1885,
MALCOLM cANfIELD,
ROBERT Ph0vAN, Com'rs,
JOHN J. PETTlD0NE,
4l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

Esisrprs!ng young men who wish 70 prepare
themselves Tor a suc-essfui start IN business,
eau do II bes, by I o0usse u study 1t the AL
BASf BUSINESS COLLEGE Has over 800
graduates IN bnsiness. Catalogue and specimen
Of penmanship mailed free on Application
Address Cancel 4 CsrhEfr. 81 - y. Pearl IL.
Albany. MI Ii1iyl
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gbr llan(b Journal

DIX sgMoNps. Epfrutasp fnorafrToA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25

THURSDAY. rEBnuARr 10 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-25
AUCTION.
FARMS FOR SALE.

Ono. two or three good farms for sale. With
modern improvements. Sold on account ot
owner being out Of the ktAte. Stock and farm
ing i'm plementa sold with tho fsrms N desired,
Payments made easy Apply TO
3G3m v NJ PIERCE.
Jam. 10th, 1856. brandon, VI.
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sunday.sshooI Entertainments.

Yesterday afternoon the children at
school had an entertainment given
them in the Yosemite Skating Rink,
which was under the direction of Mr.. J.
B. Anterior, superintendent, and Mr..
J. I. Warehouse, Assistant Superin-
tendent. During the afternoon the
children played games, and before they
separated ice cream and cake were
served. The occasion was much en-
joyed by the children 1t has been Gus
tomary for the Sunday-school to have a
Christmas tree and receive presents, but
this year the children gave presents
themselves for the comfort of the poor
unfortunate leper children on Molokai.
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RoIIrA (Ourf.
EoAAtr SohFts
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE Dayton.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE Dayton.
THURSDAY. December Both.
f B. McGinnin, jim Shannon ant
Palaha were dealt with in the usual way
for drunkenness.
All King, for alleged assault upon
Mrs. GilerIni, was discharged.
Look San and Jose Gilermi, on q
charge Of affray, were fined s. each and
81 30 costs.
" NJ. Hase, for larceny, was re-
manded to the Sd Proximo.
CIVIL CASES
Levers < Cooke vs. An Fat alias
Wong Fat, w. R. Castle, garnishee.
Assumpsit for $72 II Judgment for
plaintiff for the amount claimed, with
interest 81 90, and attorneys commits
sion and costs.
Chin Wo Us. Sing In Tai, J. l. Kaulu-
kou, garnishee. Action on promissory
note for $3.50. Judgment confessed, in
terest 80 81, commission and costs.
John Mott VS. the same Action on
promissory note for $l68 G3. Judgment
confessed, commission and costs.
. Akana rs. Kanui and Keika, assump-
sit for $l8 80. Plea of general issue.
Judgment for the amount with costs.
Pacific Hardware Co. VS.. Sung In Tai,
J. L. Kaulukou, garnishee ASsumpsit
for 1858. Continued to Sd proximo.
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ve..e,s Expected rro,n ForeiS" f"r'E

Expected IEOhA
.r,, bark GIengaber, Rol1eston' from -
PHav schr General Slegel, IL
xLa~cb Frigate Shoals, due Nov ZO-'1 9, Decetn-
Ger bark Hydra, from Honskons' ""'
Der lis ,,. Scbaefer, sailed from
rtC,ornooI october 9Th, due FebrualdS = g-ancisco
80 schr Anna, Robertson, from S So o.
- - Kahului Maui, December 40 from san
Am bktne Planter, W PerIiiii@'''
EraDcisco due December 2o-5I 15,s from San
Am bark CaibarieIf u a d,
rraTcisco due December 2o-SI 1o,ye from the
Am VIII bark Hunter, Geo '9'
tine Islands, due March lO-9t ~ p,,r, from Vic
IIsu- mark Thos X Foster, " i'uT5'
.oria r. C. due Dec 25-3l =, 11,,.ard from
RM 5 s Nariposa CAm), H la E@y Dcisco. due
~ coIonies. en- route to san FRANCISCO
Jan IA ,., from Glasgow, due
Jan 1880 aosled from Boston
Dec c q%g I SSS Turner, from San Francisco
due - Jan Rr S,fO c irwin McCullOeh fF0i
= EroxriscO due Dec 2S-5l so,,, Sa
- hrgfne ConsueIO, L COUSINS
H. stmr A Cummins, Nelson ii0-
Frauaisco, due Dec -9-'S
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Chilean corvette Pilcomay0 mas 80, .l
- coat of black paint, and is e1Pec'eu g.. :
leave about the middle of next "eeA
Francisco -,
The American barkentine Wrestler - =
a. ~ Nar,ns railway, has been thoroughly re
cauIEsd and recoppered, aud Will be loWereu :, :.
dav She will load sugar for san Franco Dsco for
Messrs Theo. II. Davies x Co
The American barkentinW. H. Dimona, Cap
tain Y D. Swift n HE ve next Monday for San
Francisas@
The schooner NShu brought $50 bags paddy
from Waialua, Oahu. 1eenlber 3Oth.
The Ceylon and the Ell have been repainted.
The bark saranac viii loaNngar for San Fran
cisco for Messrs. Castle x CooES
The ship Mercury is now disarging coal
near the Pacific Mail Company whs
The Hawaiian steamer J. A Cunning Captain
Nelson, is Il days out from san SEQ. She
is expected every hour
The American brigantne W. G. Irw, Captain
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.. l. McCuIloch, which sailed from san fran.
cisco december 10th, in company with the new
American harkentine Planter, arrived of port
i~st evening 20 days from San Francisco. She
will come into port this morning.
The Hawaiian tern Ke Au Hou, which has been
lying idle in the stream for some months past
III be rePaireds Mr.. E. R. Ryan has the con-
T.
Ie bark Star of Devon is dischargfng FIRE
at the Fish Market wharf
oarkentine Planter is 81 days out from
raueisco for this port, and the bark Cal
20 days. Tn may be looked for to-day.
hawaiian schooner Malolo arrived De-
Soth from Ronatonga, via Aitutaki, with
hrewood and about 10 tons copra for the
Navigation Company. She is moore,i in
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MiIitarY INSTRUCTOR.

Adiutant L. J. Nahora Hipa OF the
Queens Own has been commissioned by
the Board of Education, as military in
structor to the public schools OF Homo
lulu. The thorough manner IN which
he drilled the Royal School cadets was
highly appreciated by the Board.
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For San Francisco.

The Oceanic Company's barkentine
w. IL. Dimond will sail OH Monday next,
January Sd, at noon, for San Francisco.
This will be a good opportunity to send
a mail, as it is quite possible the Di-
mond viii reach the Coast before the
next steamer.
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Tender. will be received at the Interior once
nil 10 o'clock noon January L. 1881 lot VIC
oonstruetion of shed at the heroSene
house, Honolulu. no seen
specifications for the above Work can &c 1t
- 'H' L. AHOLO,
"orA'' Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, December %. 1886
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Am bktne Mary WlnKelil""
from bark saranac shaw FROM oHeI fs from Fan
dIa,g bark Star of Devon \ 10
niRgS sbip Mercury from NewGast en Francisco
Am bktne W II Dimond, IRON 80 san Fran
Am bktne Eureka, Meyer
cisco - =, n prst from San Francisco
Am bktne Wrestler, Schh""e''
castle n 5 w .ce,vbalI from Port
A., bktne Amelia, VIM >e"h"-'
Townsend, via Hilo HAWAII II pouI. from San
francisco . ,,.,.,u,ax,o l. A Conf, from
Valparaiso, VIA EHs r NJ Be nson from Boston
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OiIlteGI

tice Day half-past O'CLOCK 4 o.l.>s.u
Mr. Just ION entered, in company with
his succe ice Bickerton, who introduced
| Center ssor in the following terms:
! already of the Bar, as you are
! from the ware Mr. Dayton has received
! sion as Pc Governor of Oahu his commits
| now introd lice Justice of Honolulu, and
| He is we'll uce him to you as my successor.
feel sure known to all of you, and l
: courtesy til you will extend to him every
trust you at is due to his high position.
have treate will treat him as well as you
. cauuot poss d me, and in SO doing there
!. ing. ! thar IDLY be any misunderstood
retire in fav TX you, gentlemen, and now
Police Or OF Mr. Dayton
4 Cent ;stice Dayton, on rising, said :
your pr of the Bar, thank you for
20 was SUI ace here this morning.
sion of ed to receive the commits
CO the GO. &c Justice for Honolulu from
among or of Oahu, knowing that
III 70 fill tn there are others more able
an oblioatiOns flee. l under extreme
PIN tended 10 me you for the cOurtesies eX-
on the Deputy Mars. during my incumbency OF
- only treat me as lalship, and if you will
e. ,radacessor sha indy as you have my
er- COMPLAIN. 1 shs II have no reason 10
I'm from those who al Ill freely ask advice
than myself. l e better posted in law
rated from the poll m not entirely sepa-
rom -. .so1oho " and ce, for whom l have a
sGo' toor connected 10 with whom l have
San A. IN the Marshal the past % years.
san Cor many courtes , l have to thank him
honey in Office, lies during his incum-
o,o,+Iemen, will and l expect that you,
l., Il,
from d. ircunbe, Is extended to me during
due the uCuAiD0
the dischaI lcy of my predecessor. In
due I'LL he lik ge of my official duties, l
,ston 1,,ov make ply to err, but any error
,isco, rotbar thar, will be an error of brain
80 +;,,as he re- of heart l shall at all
With YOU 1ldy, gentlemen, to consult
''D have no le.ly time is all my own, and
q san Won for youryal practice. l again thank
. The ordin presence.
was then parry business OF the Court
s;ttino ensueoceeded with, and long
'eived ,,,andinr a d. The cases, though de-
TED ea ~ of no great rengthy investigation, were
Iblic interest.
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CIVIL CASES.

Mr. Lewis J. Levey will hold his regular
cash sale at 10 O'Clock this morning. Half
an hour previous he will dispose of thirty
cords of firewood at the fish market wharf.
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o.. Cnl,ee,or,s NOtIee.

The Tax Collector Will commence collecunE
sin the district of Halo, Island OF Ha"Ai' -
the following places - 1Ii,o
Eroro Kamaee to Ookala at the North hiio
Court House Laupahoehoe.
tT-o,,, rakalau TO Keal aha, at the Court mouse
ia Hllo Town. ,,.,,oo+e5 at
ON sugar pIantao rs taxes will be eoiieSso4
~ enc Of each respective plantation. N0tioe
IN he given beforehand to managers oy inc
TaT collector, OF by his order, what day nc
sbouId call to collect taxes.
f. PAHlA,
Toy Collector Of Hilo, Hawaii
Fno, December l, 1886.
All water rates due term ending june o.
1897 must be paid at the Office OF the hohoiuIO
49, works before the 18th day Of January
1897 All rates remaining unpaid Janu"r! -
1ss7 zri1l he subject TO additional 10 per CEN
parties paying rates will present their i"S' -
eeipt. v-11eox
Superintendent Honolulu "a'er "oiAS
,,rro,ed. l.. AHOLO,
Minister OF Interior
po,,1u December A. 1886.
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friday. December 3lst, being the anniversary
- 49, t,rfbaav Of Her Majesty the Queen. all
% 'n ofhces throughout the Kingdom
will be closed on that day.
wiz l. AHOLO,
Minister Of II-'erior.
Interior ofhce, December II, 1856
63d4wdec3l