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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-21

Capt Planck, of the British Bark Wind
hover, has the reputation Of being the young
est man il the queens mercantile marine in
command of a deep water vessel He is q
mere boy in appearance, and only recently
passed his 24th birthday, but he is making q
splendid record in the matter of quick voy-
ages. He recently brought his bark from
Sydney to San Francisco in forty-four days.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-21

Washington Lady Showing visitor the
sights)-That gentleman who just sat down
is an old member. TIE one now speaking is
. neophyte.
/ Mrs AIlwool-You don't Ay. Well, now,
be don't look bit Ike pugiist.-Tid Bits.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-21
Also When the Btil Arrives

Funny, vs anathematins the man who
leaves ice on the sidewalk now, and next
summer we shall Be growing when the mar
doas not leave ice-Boseon Bulletin.
Young Mr.. sissy have Just had sucn I.
dear little dog presented to me, Miss Mary.
Could you suggest name for iti
Miss Mary-Jack, think, is pretty
name
Young Mr.. SiSy-Aw, the dog, Miss Mary,
is Of the gentler sex-The Epoch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
The Arabic.

The o. < o. s. :. Arabic arrived of
pot early Thursday morning, from
Hongkong and Yokohama. alter q smart
passage q II days from the latter port.
She landed 1s9 Chinese and - Japan
ese 81 this port, and had is passengers
in transit. Dr. Brodie, port physician,
found clean oil Of health on board and
no sickness reported, but under the regu-
lztiOu LETT her in quarantine in the road
stead The Honolulu passengers were
landed 81 the Quarantine Station in
charge Of Health Officer Reynolds. Mr..
Gribble. manager OF the Hawaiian Tram
WAYS Company, took passage for San
Francisco by the Arabic. she sailed ST
u O'Clock the same night There were
women and about As many children
among the Chinese landed, and only one
woman among the japanese. Over 20
Chinese were refused Z landing here for
lack Of passports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
RlLO NEWS LETTER.

Snow aud Rain-The Sugar Trade
Planters Beaten in Tax Appeals.
Maunaloa aud Maunakea are clad with
the beautiful snow.
Hilo has been blessed with fair sup
ply Of rain, and the streets are no more
dusty.
Hilo Police Court room is too small
and should be enlarged; so the Judge
and many others think. Now that there
is no more Governor or Governess q
nom need not be set aside TO do the
business OF that office. A part OF it could
be used to enlarge the Court room. The
Judge, who has been in feeble health,
had his illness caused by the bad air Of
the crowded Court room where he ad-
ministers Justice.
a soon as the sugar mills commence
grinding there viii be large tonnage
vessel placed on the route between Milo
and San Francisco, 10 run in connection
with the brig Lurline.
1t is reported that Capt. Goodman will
expecting patronage.
The HilO Board of Tax Appeal have
closed their arduouS labors OF several
DAYS and decided not to favor the plant
erS, except in one case taking off $4,000
iron Papaikou. All the balance OF the
plantations have 10 pay what they were
assessed by the assessor. The Board
was composed OF the following gentle
men; Judge F. 5. Lyman, c. Z. Rich
ardSon and L. Severance. One clothed
in the rooeS Of justice seemed deter
mined TO SIX down on the planters and
their lawyer, Noble Hitchcock, who WAS
the most noble Roman ofthem all. One
day the planters and their lawyer re-
tired in disgust, for they felt and saw
that Justice seemed blindfold, and
wished 10 have fair show, and as JUS
tee seemed 50 cold that maybe it would
thaw ont. One member OF the Bosrd
was heard to say that the planters did
not paw enough. OF course they do not
agree with him. One member OF the
Board sat there as calm as the unrutfied
ocean. clad in mail, as was his custom
airy manner. thoughtful and anxious to
do his duty, and in the main he no
doubt meant well. to his credit be il
said. The planters are very dissatisfied
with the decision and wish there were
higher authority TO whom they might
appeal Tor justice. ]. 4. NJ.
Hilo, Oct. Is, ISIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Educational Notes.

NJ. Pierre Jones, seting Secretary 70
The Board q EiucatiOn. being button
holed. cordially yielded the following
items:
Tenders fo- new school house 81 Kz-
znzpaIi. Nzui. vii Be ont next week.
On Friday new and lSrse invoice 0:
schoo. bOlks vas unpackei Snd mzie
ready fo- dis-rib1tion az the Education
O<Sce
Mr.. ". J. Smith. Secretary 70 the
Bozri. wzs II san Francisco 81 latest &C
counts zRi expected 10 return home By
next steamer.
Sinoe the Inauguration Of the free com
noa school lzE. children hzve been
pouring into al The schools, and the CRY
! On al hands tor nCre schools znd
larger houses
The new school house on School street
VII be ready tor occupancy On the first
q November.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Pelrnesians Reseued.

The ship Respigaiers, whose wreck ST
san Pedro Is reported IN our San Fran
elSoo letter. on Aug. 7th. in lar deg y,
long l-9 E. picked up : large c2tamaran
With . party n South Sea Islanders. They
had been 81 sea twelve days, - near -
could o. zscertzinei by signs. their pro
visions were all gone and their water
supply naSrly exhausted. while they
were ~ least SO miles inn the neAres-
inhabited land. Capt. Purcell after CIV
ins them ; scoi meal W2s going 10 give
them 5 supply Of provisions and start
them'Oa their course again with proper
directions. but when the sailors were
hosting the ezt2ms raa OF bOSnd the
bottom fell OH q tie craft. The c4st4-
WAYS were therefore landed 81 San
Pedro. where they were kindly cared Tor,
led and cl0rhei-shey had been found
with naught OF bat n&,Os-Sfter which
they we're forwarded 70 san Francisco BIZ
the steamer City Of Pueb's- They CON-
uzISei ;hrea men, three women and :
BOY a about two wears, and from an in
.erview gith 8 hali-czsta Tshiuzn they
gave evidence O. belonging to Aps-
mans island, Gilbert group, IS they
showed great delight when that name
wzS reached in : lis- OF Islands. One q
thsm wrote the names q zl, his own
being Ten SzkzrA" II Ezs proposed 70
send them honewzrd on the Tropic
Bird O HzseItiRe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
The waialua Shooting.

J. r. Robertson, who wounded Ma
goni st Waialua. arrived in town about
II p. N. Sunday week, but did not
present himself before the authorities
until Monday morning, when he was
charged in the Police Court as stated in
the report elsewhere. He was afterward
released on $1,000 bail. There are diff
ferent versions OF the fracas in currency,
and II must ha left for the Courts to
hiring out the whole truth. Tire brother
of the wounded man has left the follow
ing note at this office:
Louis Magoni, the young man who
WAS shot by Robertson. has been 3 resi-
dent OF this island for the past three
years, and nos : few weeks IS stated in
your columns. He IS 5 native Of Eng
land
He also states that MS father was an
Itzlisn and MS mother English, with
London IS his birthplace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
AUCTION SALE OF
CROWN LANDLEASES
BY order of the Commissioners of Crown Lands.
the Leases OF the following Lands for
TERu Of FIFTEEN YEARS. will
be sold st Public Auction,
ON MONDAY, DEC. 10
At ~ O'clock Noon,
At the Salesrooms Of LEWIS j. LEvEY,
AuctiUneer.

HAWAII:
1-Haleohui. y Kona, about miles North of
kziluA by road land extends from the sea tu the
woods, portion near the upper Government
road, good for coffee raising. said to have
good sea fishery, area about 1000 acres. Upset
price, So.
2-Pusa 9. Y KoRs. Remnant Of about 20 acres
st the sea. I mile South OF Ksilus.
3-onouIi ? Kona. Remnant containing 7gs
acres. upper part leased 10 II VI Greenwell, four
miles from Kaawaloz Landing.
4-HonomaIiuo. Kona. Ahupuaa near the
KAu line, land exlends from the sea 10 the up
per ridge OF the Kona forest, landing good about
miles from upper Government road, area
about 300 scres- Upset price. SIC.
5-OIas. Puna, Ahupua2 about 13 miles from
the town Of Hilo. extends along the Hilo woods
to nearly the Volcano OF Kisues good pastur-
zge. area 81 20 acres. Upset price, $50.
6-Ponahawai. Hilo. Sec l, extends from the
Hslzi hills towards Asunalos, about 10 miles.
Ciood for grazing purposes, area 2s9O acres.
Upset price. 500.
sec II. remaining portion Of the sea frontage,
containing shout or 10 acres. Upset price, 500.
Sec III, " and VI, Remnants in town, good
Building Lots.
MAUI:
7-PoIipoH. Waiehu. cane and kula land.
s-AIanlihi. Lahaina. Kuh Land and Fish
Pond, containing an area Of 81 acres.
s-Lspakea, Lahsins, es-iOO acres in Lsheins
town.
IO-Ilikshi. Lshsina. Remnant of 4bOu, Il
acre.
II-Mokuiuis, Lahaius. Fish Pond al Wal
nee, nskai Of Church.
12-wsilus, HaIA, good pasture land, area
about DO zeres. Upset price, 500.
Is-Sapih. KaaDspsIi, pasture land, abOu,
~ acres.
OAHU
I4-h KAmookshI. KapaIama, good for taro
ana banana growing, . 10 acre.
Isl Ksukahokn. in pieces, 4flOO acres:
Apsns !. 5sf acre,
Apsns ,, 50 acre, taro patch Of Paeli.
APsDa 8, 2ye acre, taEo patch Of Kan
Apans 1. la acre. tsro patch of Holoi-
Apena 5. Oos acre, / taso pa1ch.
Apans 5. co acre, tsrO patch
I6-Pakele. PaIolo Valley: IL
Sec /. tzro and pasture land. t52 acre.,
Sec ,. msksi part Of Valley, pasture :
land, 3o4 acres. n
I7-Wsiomzo. Pslolo, Iaro and grazing
land n head Of Valley, area 74s1l acres.
Is-PolOke. Mskiki, remaining half tsro
land 81 acre.
Is-At KaneOhe, KOOlsupoko:
nJ Part Of Sec z. pasture land and fsh
ponds near Aokzpu, 55S acres.
O. Sec o, remaining portion Of Kanohou-
luiEi, pasture and FISH pond, eJ1fain-
ing : acres.
o. Sec D. KaIuspahi. tsro and kuia land,
bGCres.
a Sec D 2, KalaApuhi, 1S1oO acres.
90 sec ?, WEkslaa Waho, at sea. taro and
kuls land, Is ACTS.
% Sec @. Waikalus Ezho. the Iele called
Lansila. taro land $500 acre.
a. Sec h. WsiksIas Lol, SLIGO acre.
@ See J. EezaIsu. LeIe Of Waikalua. 6
8 100 acres, fsh pond acres, remain
der good Pzsturage a sea
o. Two Islznds Of Mokunanu, OF Mokapu.
r. Further particulars Of the above Lands
etc nay Be obtained AZ the once Of the Com
DIssicners Of CrOEn Lands, AiiioIsni Hale
CURTIS P. IAUKEA.
Cou1iEsiOEeE and Agent Of Crown Lands
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
AretiOnser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Har.ls.a Hotel Arrir.l..

October 16-Niss May Z. Derby, F.
ksnt6eli- Mrs Ricks.r, F Z Wells
and EIfe, San Frsncisco; A. D. Thomas,
wife and family, S. Louis; H Y. Nus
grave, Richmond. surrsE, EEgizHi ;
C. P Nilsoa, " W WiLson. Co,1ss.
CzIfuZuiz-
OF sl-zL-W- P Walker, Sp.asksls-
VILE P y Nzkes. Wziase- : z Chill
EnzEogth, MsEi; Robt. Hind, r., Ko-
hzla- " z M0ssnzn- KzbulUi- Wn.
Mc5OEzn. Heeiz: Robt- McKezgUe.
Kzneo5e: r A. Mzc5e, II, KiIz1ez; W
G. Smith, kezLis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN DULY
j appointed and qualified IS A ministrStors
with the Will annexed Of the estate Of Samuel
Gardner wilder. late of Honolulu, deceased,
hereby notify Sll persons having CLAIMS against
said deceased TO present the same duly suthen-
ticAted. with the proper vouchers If any exist
even II secured by mortgage, to VIM =. Allen,
Esq, st the bank Of Bishop Co.. Honolulu,
within six months from this date or they will be
forever barred. A. I. JUDD,
". 2 ALLEN,
Administrators with the Will annexed of the
Estate Of s e. Wilder, deceased.
Honolulu Oct. IL ISIS f940-4t l2O-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Lie on ITS Travels.

The Christian 81 WORK q September
9th hss the following item:
Recent arrivals fru-n the Hawaiian
Islands declare thzt the Government Is
i1solveut. and that nothing can prevent
bankruptcy N tie near future. Ire Re
form Government which came into
power on the downfall q the Gibson
Ministry, has simply used any o0in in
sizhc 70 psy c1rTeut expenses Win ID
tbo1Eht q future settlement
Thz perso1 sending II this eIosrpt
adds: 'No. the frst time this paper
spoke Ike this"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. James q. Spencer, Of the Pacific
Hardware Company, leaves by the
steamer Australia for well-earned vsca-
ton on tue Coast. He viii visit his
father. thriving citizen Of Los Angeles,
and his many friends hope TO welcome
him back without any diminution OF his
shadow. either vertically or laterslly-
especially the latter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
KoHALA DISTRICT.
Mr.. Renton win Not Stand-A Damag.
ing Drought
\ note from Kohala s2ys:

A note from Kohals ssys:
am sorry to say that Mr. Jas. Renton
positively refuses 10 allow his name to
De used as candidate for Noble at the
coming special election, and requests
that you viii kindly put in local to that
effect.
Our dry spell still continues. 1t has
been = long time since the cane has suf-
Tered 80 much for the want Of rain. The
los alreSiy in some fields throughout
the district Is iully - per cent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. Cowes, steward Of the Australia,
was completely exonersted from sll SuSpl-
ciou OF completely in the opium SNUG
Cling attempted from that vessel, The At
torney-General made statement 10 80
on the Police Court record, spologiElng
for the arrest IS having been made from
5 miSspprehension Of the facIS. The
second steward is, however. rem2nded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Tenders Tor taking down five buildings
at hakaSko, Honolulu, and putting them
up al kalaupap2. MOlokli, were opened
on Thursday al the office OF the Board Of
Health. Only two complied with Speci-
ficajions, viz, that OF L. X. Waipa Tor
$500, ana OF Peter High Tor 100. Mr..
High got the Contract.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Madame JAtfA, 5 pianist fAyoTably
known to, Honolulu audiences, viii be
here on November 18th znd give two
recltslS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The Interior Department has issued
Warrants Tor the amount Of SO. 600 since
April. Snd there Sre no arrears standing
SrainS; the Department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
The Combined Concert.

There were an enormous crowd, sor-
seous Examinations, and splendid music
81 the Hotel on Friday evening, when the
combined concert Of the {. 5. 5. Brook
lyn and ROYAL Hawaiian Bands was
given. II must have been s. most sgret-
here IN their long voyage ScroSS the
Pacific. The playing oithe visiting naval
hand. by itself and with the home band,
was superb sni an extra programme was
given bv il sitter the main concert
everybody knowing what the ROYAL
Hawaiian Band l., there Is no need q
irving 10 find new words Of praise Tor It.
After the concert $ dance was given and
largely attended in the Hotel main parlor.
The following is the programme Of the
concert:
FAET --EoEAL HAWAIIAN BAND
/. MarCh-TSunhau>er ..-.---- Wagner
, Observation-Disclosures ------ .Gluck
5, Wallis GltsnA- -------- -BuCaloSSl
4 "reminiscences 81 Gounod- Godfrey
PAEr 1T. : : BRoOKLYN. SEVENTEEN
MUSICIANS, D. FICCA. LEDER-
:. Ovsrru-s-NSbccco Verdi
{ Ss.ecuoa-A Nigh; in Berlin.
....-.---.-----.- --- Hartman
:. ClAunet SOio-Ri goleito - Verdi
5 Waltr-A Dream on the Ocean Gung
NTEEICOE-TEEEE NATIVE soSsS.
2. MkinoliS. Aims H4U Sni kOkohi
pAz- -rI--clNs-SEp sANps. FIFTY MUSICIANS
10. Narch-Imperizl City Schooner
IL Ovs-turs-FrzND i4yolo ------ Auber
L Neiley-American Airs -. Beyer
S-zr Sp4nE.ei Banner, HAWAII POnoi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

II. r. N. ;. Swiitsure was DELAYED in
sailing iron Callao till the I'd Sept, and
Il Is not certain that she could have, 80,
Svsv even 81 that date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The Royal Hawaiian Band PLAYED AZ
the departure o. the Alameda On S2tur-
dzy. i large crowd was on the wharf
on the OCCASION.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Hon. John Richardson. Deputy Sheriff
ChiIlin .worth and District Justice Moss
man came 10 town a. witnesses in the
hahananui divorce case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company Is paving dividend Of three
dollars per shane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
II not previously disposed OF 1t private sale,
that certain property known as
THE PAU lands, waikiki,

Comprising 81 4e-IOO Acres more or less in
Fee Simple. About - acres OF the above are
set out in FISH PONDS and are pieutifully
stocked with Muilet, Ava and Carp. which ar
now ready for market. Of the remaining lands
about acres are planted with Manienie grass
from which crops are harvested annually.
yielding upon average So toCs per year.
The place is well provided with NowiGg
Machines, Hay Presses, Wagons. etc, and every
thing that apperIsins to 8 well equipped Farm
There is 8 one story frame building upon the
premises (nearly new, containing rooms with
all con 'eniences, and at p eSent occupied as
Managers residence. In addition To the above
there Is a LEASEHOLD of about s. 100 acres.
with hui dings thereon, in the rear and lmme-
diateIy a6joining The property, which Is at pre-
sent well stocked with Pigs and Poultry, for
which purpose it is peculiarly adapted.
Gu account of Its nearuess and easy access 20
Honolulu. snd the early completion Of the
TramwAys TO Waikiki. this Property Cferr un-
usual Inducements to parties wishing safe
and profitable investment.
There are numerous out-buildings on the pre-
mises.
S- For further particulars apply TO F. W
MACFARLANE, or to
LEWIS J. LEvEY,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Major Hills Is doing 4 good business in
his old line OF manufacturing beverages
81 Los Angeles, Cal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
NOTICE !
Annual Meeting.

N ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS
L OF the President and vote OF the Trustees the
Annual Nesting Of the Planters Labor and Sup
ply Company Will be he'd in Honolulu ou
MONDAY, October -. iSs q. st 10 . m.
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
Secretary.
Sept. Is, ISIS Ice 81 l2SS4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. Thurston. in the interview bv the
Examiner, said nothing that would oe
news 20 our people. except that he IN
tended returning home BY the Ze4landiz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Of q zrreStS on Saturday nearly sll
were for drunkenness. SIX arrests were
made on Sunday. fi.e being Of Chinese
Tor violating the Sundsy lSw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
DRESSMAKING.

MES n 3 CAMPBELL EAS COMMENCED
VI tts bzs11esz g DrssSzzEi1E. CITING AID
F1tziuE b ter rsst5saos. Eo- - B@rstzui STREET
orrcszrz TIE Es-zL T1e F4-rozEE= a Tire Lzdfss
e respectful! solicited SLEfEfseu11 gzArzE-
sssz sEH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

There wzs no quorum ST the Debating
SocisIy THURSDAY Some q the chic,
orators rested their brains while they
gave their heels exercise 81 the ball.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

A lSrSe number OF the through pas
sengers by the steamer put up 81 the
Hotel over night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Officers OF the Heels Agricultural Co.
are elsewhere announced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. A. q. Thomas. general travelling
agent Of the Mutual Lie Insurance Com
pSnv. has arrived iron s. Louis with
his wife snd three children, pl;,ing up
81 the Hotel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Tbe BulIstin reports tEO LADIES neSr-y
--s=--- F-ro ro1Eulssoos when they cane
49, an sfnnooent little so0rp10l
$50 In trunk One q these charm
49, irrare1t xrSchni32 surprised 5
es1rlenzn the o<hsr cEF o pesp1nE o.-I
fron between the folds Of sneEsPaper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

0niers are received 10 send the U.S-S.
Adams mails 10 Samoa, former orders
to hold them here being eountermAnded,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. T Rain Walker has been ap-
pointed British Nce-Consul. after having
been the 2cting incumbent ior some time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Alalaua fish are reported to be very
plentiful ST Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

On Tuesday the trAmwSv builders got
round the corner OF King street and the
waikiki ro2d in lSying the rails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The Bulletin reports $ Portuguese
s1orekeeper 81 MskawAo, Nsui. by name
Manoel Vicente. killed by falling tree.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Dr.. L T. Alvzr2L 81 his own Request
hiss been transferred - Government
Physician from W4izn2e 70 N4l2lcs, s.
the latter place succeeding Dr. Carter.
res-znei Oh account q III health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

waimea. Kauai, Is 10 have s new
Schoolho0Se.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Many familiar iaceS in the midst OF rs
srain since the steamer 4rriyal-in fzct.
too numerous tOmeDtlon' g the light
nins suctioueer. one o. en-. puts II his
p-oclzmauolS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The :. :. TAkAsaso MAru i siyer-
tised due from Yokohama on November
18th. snd 70 sal hence for HOlgkong
snd Yokohama. positively. Of the l7lh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Ohos7 q the HiIes Sugar Company
iuss elected zre: Vim. q Irwin, Pres
dent: John A. Buck. Nice-PreSi3ent :
Ksiter N. GifTzri. Secretary and Treas
urer: Il. VI. Whitney, i. Auditor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. J. h Woieho1se, J., vii have
chsrze q M \ " Hewe,t's bookstore
during the PROJECTORS sosence- Before
The lsrrsr leaves OF the Australia he all
convey power u attorney TO Ny. Nooe-
house
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The Tax Appeal Court sat on Wednes-
= dsy, with but four cases on the docket
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Wilder's Steamship Company have
psid S special dividend OF s. per share.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Mr.. Nolta HISS hzd especially ulslutzc-
rr-ei N New YORK. for the BsSver Gus
TON. two chOsce brands Of cigars named
Diamond HeSd' Sni -PunchboSl-'
Our smokeStSck having sampled. czn
hoaesziy puff them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
NJ L gives notice to all persons that they
- are forbidden from taken anything nom
or trespsSsing upon the lands which were be-
QueSthed TO me by Will of Nahoopii Baker.
deceased, Of LShainS.
The same are: TSro lard, cane lAhd, and
house lot Srd also other property described in
said WILL The same being situate st the Dis
triot Of LahSina, Maui. l have appointed Levi
IS Luna over my tAro lands.
(Signedl K, HoAPILI BAKER,
IShairA. August s. lNSS. l2SSAt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

A farewell pzrty pe2S given 81 the Long
Branch Baths on Moadzy night week, 70
Nus- CO.trel. who i shortly 70 leave the
Kingdom. znd Mss PerTIns, shout re-
turning home q California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

he was resdine. The "vauuint" was
surprised in turn by being speedily inn
molated beneath the sole oi q slipper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Bishop & Co.'S bank received 100000
in gold coin by the Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Madame Garetta and husband do not
stav.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

The last msil brought sdvioes of the sn6-
den death OF Mr.. Charles b Wilcox. who
died at 0rovills, California. BE was born
ST wsioh. hsuai. and for the past thirty
one years has resided in CalIfornis, where
he ass for msny yesrs connected with the
Orovllls branch of The Central Psciho Rail
rosd. be Leaves wife sad four children
snd large circle Of relatives and friends to
mourn his sudden death, IN the prime Of
l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
Administrators Notice.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate Of z. Y. Squires, late of YAialua.
Oahu, deceased, are hereby notified h present
such claims duly verified. TO the unaersiSned
within six months from date hereof, or they viii
be forever barred.
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
Admr. with Will annexed, Est. 2. Y. Squires.
Honolulu, ocs. II. ISIS. l19 l9{0-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

News vas received BY the schooner
NS-v that 5 prisoner named Daniels
NShoa. who Va confined II the Hama
Il Court Horse f1r trial d5e1 II that
plsna lzss Saturday week hsso-e The
rehes-inE Of his Csc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Owl arrived by the Alameda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

4 s.eS,ner i expected to leave 1ok0-
hama On the SLS- inst f0r this port EI.h
400 JzpsneSe lzbo- immigrants, Il
vii probably q the Izkzszgo Mari
CSu.Sf7 Brown. which landed the lzst
Ioe n Ene eo1iii;oa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

Two ezy-looking figures q roos-e-s
ve-s ueT-ned q to2OS the Hosel szfe,
wH7.b the night clerk exq-zlne1
xe-p brouEht from japan b. P \
F-vs-4,s- Dssriz. q the BROOKLYN. tor MS
r5Piii who Nth the n0ther mas been
~Esiripr the arrival Of the ship 81 ths
No. f,- zo-e weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
AaFrrtisfHfnts.
Notice of Annual Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the oNoMEA SUGAR COMPANY win be
held At the ofice OF Brewer & Company on
TT BSDAY, October SD, 1855, at II o'cSook A. N.
isSS-td Y. Z. JONES, Secretary.