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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-06
Shipping Notes.

The Belgic left for Hongkong at p. N.
Friday.
The COlusa got away Tuesday for San
Francisco.
The WI Dimond sailed from Kahului,
Friday, for San Francisco with $50 tons
sugar.
The steamer Mokolii goes on the Marine
Railway whenever the whaler Stambout
gets on.
The whalers Northern Light, Jacob How
land and Young Phoenix were telephoned off
port Wednesday.
The Ceylon brings one passenger, Rev. 7.
V. Moore, aud some l 900 tons merchandise
The vessel is IN quarantine.
The whaling bark STEAMBOAT arrived We'd
nesday, a days from San Francisco: also,
from the same port, the bark Ceylon, Il
days.
The Ferris s Thompson arrived at San
Francisco, on the 18Th Feb, after stormy
passage of IA days. She had cargo of
1880 bags sugar.
The Liholiho sailed Tuesday for Kukaiau
and Lahaina, but had to put back on &C
count of the weather, with some sails torn
by the violence of the wind.
Lieutenant Walton Goodwin, United States
Navy, Q. 5. 5. Adams, reports that the vii
lage Of Leloalaa, showing on the charts near
Trading Point, north side of Pago harbOr,
Samoan Islands, no longer exists, as the
houses of the natives have been removed.
The San Francisco Gull of Wednesday.
Feb. 22d, says: The bark Ferris $ Thompson
has had quick dispatch. She arrived in
port on Saturday with 1850 bags of sugar
consigned to ] ID Spreckels i Bros, dis
charged, loaded, cleared yesterday and will
sail again to-day for Kahului for another
cargo of sugar.
The bark Sarsnac, Captain Shaw, sailed
Saturday for San Francisco with a cargo of
1855 tons, IS C, % ID sugar, valued at $685.
755 IL Shipments: I,052, 2Ss lbs, value 49,
$50 81, G Brewer d Co; 776, 40 lbs, value
$3l S55 81, + A Sehaefer & Co; 452, AS lbs, val.
$19,616 O9, Theo H Davies & Co: ], Ash 100
lbs. value SIS, 299 80, Castle & Cooke.
The o. d o. S. S. Belgic, 4,21I tons, Car
tain w. II. Walker, left San Francisco at
2aS p. n. February 24th, for Hongkone. and
arrived here Friday morning, making the
passage in days q hours is min She
brought nothing for Honolulu except the
mails, and had y cabin, European and 3I6
Chinese Storage passengers in transit.
The bark C. 0. Whitmore, Captain D. h.
Ward, sailed Thursday for San Francisco,
with ,352 tons 8 cwt. 9 lbs. sugar and go
punches bananas. Shipments of sugar-C.
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Brewer & Co, Al, 625 lbs, value $6S, 1852 Is;
1heo. h. Davies & Co.. 353,7 IA lbs, value
S15.919 50; Castle & Cooke. y03,507 lbs, value
S+0,34T 10. The bananas were shipped by
A. j. Campbell. Total value of cargo, 1925
$40 10.
The shipments by the bark Golusa for San
Francisco, February 18th, were: Castle Il
Cooke, S2T 800 lbs. sugar, value S14,625 F. A.
Schaefer u Co., 60S,945 lbs. sugar, value
S24, S52 66; Theo. II. Davies i Co., 1,475, PIG
lbs. sugar, value S67,023 10, c. Brewer & Co.,
], Al, S9S lbs sugar, value S6S.61S SO; A. j.
Campbell, 396 lunches bananas, value 1896.
Total sugar, 1910 tons 10 cwt. 81 lbs; value
Sl75,ll9 90. Total cargo. value Sl75,515 So.
The bgtne VIM G Irwin. Captain McCulloch,
sailed Saturday for San Francisco with 491
tons, 6 c, 81 lbs sugar, of the value of $780, oil
and Ill tons rice of the value of 1851.
Total value of cargo, S57 ,5I2. The ship
ments were: Sugar-SS5.957 lbs, val1e $20-
42S, c Along; 1873 so lbs, value S24. $50, w G
Irwin Il Co; $500 lbs. value 1895, NJ Phil
lips il Co; -, 400 lbs, value 1858, Sing Chong
Il Co. Rice-40.000 lbs, value 81 800 Sing
Song & Co; $4,000 lbs, value S5,76l, NJ 5
Grinbaum Il Co.
The barkentine Discovery, Captain D. Nc
Neil, sailed Mond afternoon for San
Francisco with one passenger and p cargo of
Tl9 tons l9 cwt. 81 lbs. sugar, 10 casks sperm
oil and 2 cases personal effects. Shipments {:
F. A. Schaefer & Co.. 1,lS0,46S lbs, value
$4,000; c. Bolte, 4Sll0 lbs, value $1,000;
NJ. 5. Grinbaum & Co., 211,3T9 lbs, value
$3.50; A. w. PIERCE IL Co.. 5.43l gallons
sperm oil, value S3,25S 80; E. Hutton, per
sonal effects, 800. Total value of cargo,
S64, los 60.
The b4rkentine Fremont, Captain Emer-
son, came into port Thursday evening, 81
days from Tongatabu, Friendly Islands, in
ballast. Reports squally weather, with east
and southeast winds the last four or five
days. The Fremont left San Francisco De-
cember 9TH, with a cargo of general merchan-
disc, on 4 round trip. Made Apia in "a
days; thencei to Vavao, Hapai and Tonga
tabu, dischargiug cargo at each of those
ports. The Fremont is a vessel of 326 tons,
and was originally a steamer, built at Phila-
delphia in 1852, and traded on the Pacific
Coast for several years in the SOS. The
steamer was changed to barkentine, double
decked. Twelve years ago she was cut
down to single deck. She has been engaged
every season since in oodishing in the
Okhotsk Sea. In answer to an inquiry, Cap
tain Emerson said this is not the Fremont,
one of the NINETY DAYS gunboats'' of the
war period; that she never was Govern
ment vessel. The Captain called here, where
he hopes to obtain cargo for San Fran
cisco.
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Departures

MONDAY, Feb. 9th.
Stmr Kinau, Volcano, Hilo and way ports
Stmr Likelike, Kahului, Hama and way
ports
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Paauhan. Kohalalele,
Kukaiau, Ookala.
Smr Mokolii, Kaunakakai, Lanai, Ka-
mslo, Pukoo, Hulawa, Wsilua, Pelekuku,
Kalsupapa, Lahaina, Olowslu.
Stmr Kaala. Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr G Bishop. Waianae, Waialua. Mo
kuleia, Laie, Hauula, Kaneohe, Punaluu.
Stmr Jas Makee, Kapaa-
Bktne Discovery, San Francisco.
Schr Canute, kuau.
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.
Blk Colusa, San Francisco.
Schr Liholiho, hukaiau. Lahaina.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th.
Stmr Mikahala,, NawlliwiIi, Koloa, Eleele,
Waimea, Kekaha.
Stmr J A Cummins. all Koolau ports.
Schr Kauikeao1li, kohala.
THURSDAY, March LIST.
Bk C . Whitmore, san Francisco.
Schr kawailani, kooiau.
Schr MoiWahine, hohalalele.
Schr Kulamanu, hahului Kohala.
Schr hauikeaoulI, hohala.
Sehr Leahi, Waimea.
FRIDAY, March ID.
Stmr W Hall, Lahaina. Maalaea, Rona,
Kau. and Volcano.
Stmr Lehua, Paauhau, Hakalau, Kaupo.
Stinr C r Bishop, Kauai.
Stmr Surprise, LaupahOehoe.
Schr Haleakala, PepeekeC.
Schr kaulilua, Kauai.
SATURDAY, March Sd.
Bgtne WE G Irwin, San Francisco.
BIZ Saranac, San Francisco.
Schr Waiehu, kuau.
Schr Jennie Walker, Fauning's Island.
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Passengers.

From Hawaii and Maui, per W q Hall, Feb
2-Mrs j J Williams and child, J w Kuaimo-
ku, VI Makalua, Z Jones, G Baldwin, Mrs II
Kuihelsni, Mrs c Buchanan, j Catral, and
~ deck.
From Waianae and Waialua, per Kaala,
Feb Isl Robinson, wife, family and serv-
ants, VIM Holt, Judge Kama, Deputy Sheriff
Hui, and IL deck.
From Hamakua, per Iwalani, March p
F A Schaefer, Harry Rodgers, wife and two
children, Mrs johnson, Hon Motley aud
wife, Miss Mullinger. f Brown and wife,
Alb Chuck and 10 deck.
From Oahu ports, per C h Bishop, March
Princes LiliuOkalani and four servants,
Princess haiulani, Miss Cleghorn, Miss Rob-
ertson and two servants, James Gay, wife,
three children and four servants, Miss Stew
art, and deck.
From Kauai. per Mikahala, March Al
NJ Queen kapiolani and servants, n Il h
Il kalaniawake, h L H D Kawsnakoa, Z
Lilikalsni, Mr. and Mrs Ulukou, Mrs E L
Kauai, Mrs Julia Peahu. Hon P P Kanoa.
Hon G \ Wilcox, S Williams, H
Ehlers, Mrs Cooke, Airs E Rowe, S \ Naa-
uaO, Mrs Ulukou, Miss Kahuilu, Miss Laura,
] b K hauoi, and 50 deck.
From Kahului, Hama and way ports, per
Likelike, trip 1856, March 3-W E Rowell,
Master Carter, S L Alexander and wife, II
child, Mr. kapuli and wife, Miss Hale, w
Sheldon and wife, Miss Sophia Sheldon, ]
Nui, Mrs Kapu. Mrs Nawaakoa and child,
Mrs Ross, g ROthwell, DR. H Bailey,
child and servant. Mrs Turner, 8 children
and servant. Hon n Makee, f L Stolz and
wife, and 100 deck.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Kinau, March
4-Volcano: w C PIERCE, Rev Mr. Adams and
wife, Bsneke, Otto LOethi, DIR J Moves
RIA A A flr Mn-
Gregor, y Arenfred, Chas McCabe and Mrs
Peirce. Way ports: Mrs L Kerchotf and son,
Geo Cavana1gh, Hon Mcguire, Jas RentOn,
r Kinds, jr, b Tregloan, Mrs Wilson,
p Hastings and wife, Mrs Kitchen and
children, Miss r Makee, Miss Rose, G p
Wilder, J kalua, u Bowers, Mrs II Cornwell,
Mrs w Widdeheld and 3 children, w H
Cummings, Hon j Richardson, H A Heen,
and ia deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco, per Discovery, Feb
IA Kiss.
For the Volcano, Hilo and way ports, per
Kinau, Feb 27-Ars n Brown, Mrs A
Brown, L Braverman and wife, Mrs Wilde
field, w c Pierce and wife, j A Beckwith,
Chas II Cabe, VIM Arenfred, h Beneke, Mr.
Loeschi, DR. F Moves, Mrs Kitchen, nurse
and three children, Mr. and Mrs 2 Hast
ings, Miss Makee, Mr. and Mrs Chas Fur
neau1, ana ABOUT " deck.
For Kauai, per Waialeale, Feb 2s-Captain
Ahlborn, and about . deck.
For Kauai, per Mikahala, Feb. 29-Mr
Robinson, Wilhelm and wife, E L Britto,
and about 40 deck.
For San Francisco, per c o Whitmore,
March oscar Wade, Minnie 0leson.
For Fanning's Island, per Jennie Walker,
March 2-W C Greig, James Greig, James
Bicknell.
For Kauai, per C r Bishop, March 2-Mr
Robinson.
From Maui and Hawaii, per w G Hall,
March Wv H Cummings, Makaloa, Mrs
Mokaho, VI Sega, DR. Yoshida, E Kopke E
Jones, Miss N Shaw, Mrs Gohier and child,
and about 20 deck.
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Presentation to Mr.. Davies.
(Su6jset to ehaags.l

At his reception to the employees of
the Honolulu Iron Works, Mr.. TheO.
H. Davies, President of the Company,
promised them that he should take his
place in their next Photographic
group. On Thursday terraced
staging, like section of circus audi
forum, might have been seen on the
east side of the Works, facing King
street.
Shortly before o'clock in the after
noon the foundry men assembled on
the staging, with Mr.. Davies as the
central figure. Mr.. Heideman, an
amateur photographer in the Works,
trained his solar ordnance on the group
and carried them off at one shot. The
negative was all that could be desired
by the most artistic partner of Old
Sol, and the plate was developed by
Mr.. Bolster, of Mr.. Williams studio,
so that the President will take with
him to Merrie England-the home of
iron workers. Well-develOped shad-
ow of the manly forms that toll at the
furnaces and FORCES, them Guilds and
lathes of Honolulu's very creditable
Iron Works.
After the picture-taking performance
presentation ceremony or an INFORM
al but none the less agreeable charac-
ter took place. Mr.. John Gilfillan,
assistant foreman of the machine shop,
appeared before Mr.. Davies and, in a
neat verbal speech, presented him
with a gold-headed cane on behalf of
all the workmen in the establishment.
The President responded in the felici-
tOus manner for which he is noted,
repeating, along with his grateful APP
probation of their kindly esteem, an
expression of his solicitude for their
welfare.
The cane is a beautiful article, suit
ably inscribed and superbly engraved
by Messrs. Comes & Wichmann, man
ufacturing jewellers. One side bears
an excellent view of Diamond Head,
the opposite one another enhancing
Hawaiian scene.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
MONDAY, Feb. 9th.
Z : ; Adams, Samoa.
Schr kulamanu, Pepeekeo.
Schr CsterIna. kguai.
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th.
Stmr W G Hall, Mani and Hawaii.
Stmr kaals, Waianae and Waialua.
Sehr Leahi, Hanalei.
WEDSEsDAY, Feb. 18th.
Stmr Surprise, LaupahOehoe.
Bk CeylOn, san Francisco
Whaling bk Stamboul, San Francisco.
Schr Waiehu. Kuau.
THURSDAY, March Ist.
Stmr LehQa, Lanai-Hakala1.
Stmr c Z Bishop, all Oahu ports.
Bkfne Fremont, Tongatabu-
FRIDAY, March I'd.
s Belgic, San Francisco.
Stmr Iwalsni, HAuakua-
StDr A Cummins, Wsimanalo.
SATURDAY, March Sd.
Stmr Mokolii, Moloksi.
Stur Likelike, Kshului and Hama.
Stmr Jas Makee, Kauai.
Schr Kzslokai, Kauai.
SUNDAY, March 4th.
Etmr Khan, Volcano.
Etmr Eikahala, Kauai.
EtEr Waiaisale, Kauai
bk Velocity. Honqkong.
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HOngkOng Shipping and Other Notes

Mr.. r. w. Laine has favored us with
the following news from his Hong
kong letters of January 10Th:
Bark Velocity sailed January 9Th
for Honolulu.
Bark Mount Lebanon goes to Borneo
for hardwood
Bark Coloma was thirty-two days
hence to Hongkong.
Bark Hattie Bangs has been char
tered for New York at $1,000.
Bark Alden Bessie was thirty-nine
days hence to Hongkong. She was
chartered for San Francisco for SIS, $50
gold, to sail January 18th.
An American ship that left for New
York had to put into Singapore on
account of the crew being down with
smallpox.
Smallpox is raging fearfulfy in
Hongkong. Many deaths have occur
red among the whites. There was a
scarcity of vaccine virus. The Chinese
were dying like sheep.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose.
PURSUANT TO A POWER OF

L Sale contained in certain mortgage made
by Hua (k), and Kepaa, his wife, mOrtgagors, OF
kahana, KOolauloa, Island of Oahu, II. l., to Al
bert Jaeger, Trustee, Of Honolulu, Island Of
Oahu. II. l., mortgage, dated the 14th day OF
February, A. d. 1888, Of record in the Hawaiian
Registry Of Deeds in said Honolulu. in Book n,
pages 3l3 and SD:
NOTICE is hereby given that the said mortgage
intends to fOreclOse the said mortgage for condi-
ton broken, TO wit. the non-paymeut of principal
and interest; and upon snch foreclosure will sell
at public auction, at a time to be hereafter desig-
mated, all and singular the premises in said mort
gage and hereiubefOre specified.
For further particulars apply to A. Rosa, AttOr-
ney at Law, No. IL Kaahumanu St.. Honolulu
ALBERT JAEGER. Trustee
The premises 10 be sold are-al the premises
described and contained in Royal Patent 1904 on
Land Commission Award Sl64. P to Hua, con-
aiming an area of 1914 acres 12O7-4t
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe.
TO POWER OF

- u hS u AN L III IOW II OF
i sale contained in . certain mortgage made
on the Goth February, a. D. 1889, by j. W. Poohea
and Laie W his wife, s. X. Poohea and Rose Poo
hea his wife and l.. K. Nahia, mortgagors to A.
Jaeger, mortgage. of Honolulu, Oahu. of record
in the Registry Office in Honolulu in book 81,
pages 1S5 and $50. Notice is hereby given that
the said mortgage intends to foreciose the said
mortgage for condition broken, to-wit: the nom
payment of principal and interest, and upon
such foreclosure will sell at public auction at a
time to be hereafter designated, all the lands
described in said mortgage and hereinbelow
specified.
For further particulars apply TO A. Rosa,
attorney at law, No 10 Kaahumanu street. Homo
lulu. A. JAEGER Mortgage
The lands to be sold are, all those certain
pieces parcels of land situate in Wawaiq and
Kumueli, Island of Mookai, and more fully de
scribed as follows:
1. All those parcels of land described in Royal
Patent 30lS, Kuleana, $50 B, to Kanewanui, con-
tanning an area of 1.53 acres
2. All those parcels of land described in Royal
Patent 4l4, Kuleana 1929, to Napohea, Q acres
Al fathOms.
3. All those parcels of land described in Royal
Patent 1868, Kuleana 1914, to NakOko, 1 acre, 32
perches.
l. All these parcels of land described in ROYAL
Patent 5412, Kuleana 1859, TO Keawe, containing
an area of rs fathoms. l2Os-it
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Entertainment by Kawaiahao Semi
nariRns

A very pleasant musical entertain
ment was given by the pupils of Ka-
waiahaO Seminary in the parlors of
the institution, on Friday evening,
March ID, under the leadership of their
musical teacher, Miss Morley.
The back parlor, in which stands the
piano, was well filled with the girls
and the front parlor with invited
guests.
The programme consisted of both
vocal and instrumental music; and
the exercises were ali short, being in
tended as an opportunity of showing
the true.prOgress of the pupils, younger
and older, and to enable them to gain
confidence by rendering their simple
exercises in the presence of others.
The singing was of choice sacred
music and the enunciatiOn of the Eng
fish words was so distinct, it might
well shame our best foreign audiences.
The accomplishments were all play
ed by the pupils, and the words had
been so well committed to memory,
that no books were needed. One Ha-
waiian piece was sung, which was
delightful variation.
About forty of the pupils took part
in the performance and One-half of
these gave exhibitions of their powers
on the piano.
The pupils entertainment closed
with chanting the Lords Prayer, after
whifh Miss Anna Paris, by special re-
quest, entertained the young ladies
with some of her choice recitations.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Nem advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS!
DEMAINING IN THE GENERAL POST
IL OFFICE, Honolulu, Feb. %, 1888:

ID EMAINING IN THE GENERAL POST
IL OFFICE, Honolulu, Feb. %, 1888:
Asam, Miss Fannie Alexander, Mrs
Barboza, j Brown, Miss Gertrude
Babitt, Mrs Albert F King
Baker, Mr. Geo S Bixby, John NJ
Boise, Oscar Blanc, Stewart
Bradley, WI BAllman. Johann
Butler, Mrs Philip Beieuw, Dan
Bulaut, II Il Bryant, Henry
Bosse, Christian 8 Bone. Mr. Daniel
Berg, Oskar Brandt. Christian
Clark, Chas Coles, Miss Victoria
Cramp, Theo CasSell, Cook
COURTS, Mr. Arthur Cy Conrad, Mr.
Conrad, MIR Louis Crowningburg. David
Conrad, Albert
Dahl, h Duncan, Thomas
Dahl. Hon Fredrik Y Davis, p 2
Day. Miss Harriet G Duprink, Judhos
Deverill, Mrs L b
Eaton, Edmund, E Enos, Mrs Sarah
Fischer, Friedrich Field, Chas A
Fountain, Miss Grace Faenses, H
Gilman, Rev Gartner, Geo
Hansen, Conrad Herbert. Henry
Hanyon, " Hore, Edward
Hinton, w HonIcke, Wilhelm
Isaaohs, William
bones, Miss Alice Jargensen, Jacob
EAittridge, c S Korts, B H
Karr W Kavanah, James
Khran, Albert Kaltofen, Louis
kuck, Johann
H-eaver, Lade, John
Leonard, Mrs Sarah Lake, James, Il S
Lewes, w II Lotter, Leonhardt
Leavenworth, Stanley
N1artInsen, Mrs A Mclean, d d
Martin, James McLane, g
Mariners, Miss E L MacFarlane, d uncan
Mangles, John Mitchell, Kale, Jr
Morton, Mrs Miller. j Z, ir 2
Monroe, Geo Minamilawa, Mr.
McCandless, j L Muller, Phillip
Mckee, Jas Mcintyre, James
Neimeyer, August
Oaths Mrs Mary Ann
Perry, n Pierce, Edward A
Pent, David Prodmann, Scoop
Peterson. Edward
Radcliffe, Mrs Roberts, H D
Radin, John Rose, Mrs Frank
Refs, Mrs Eugenia Ruther, Fred
Riedel, Alfred Russell,
Rose, WIN L
Sharratt, w F3 Stewart, w X 2
Shepherd, John Simpson, G Z
Smith, Albert Schleumuer, Max
'IibbIts, John Estate Tieman, H
of TORI, Aurbert
White, ] L Yossbeck, Toks
Walsh, Michael WEIGH. Miss
Waller, H L Williams, John NJ
Wallace, Thos Williams, Richard S
Walker, Harry G Wilson, Mrs ID
- Parties enquiring for letters in the
above list will please ask for Advertised
Letters" f. WUNDENBERG,
p. NJ. G.
General Postofice, Honolulu, H.
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DIED.

LUCE-In Honolulu, February 18th, Captain
George b. Luce, a native of Pontipool,
MonmouthshiTe, aged 81 years, 6 months,
days.
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Ncm Embellishments.
MOrtgagees Notice of Foreclosure and
of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
Il power OF sale contained in certain mort
gage made by the Hun Of Pelekunu, (by their at
torney d Himenil 10 Henry NJ Alexander. dated
the 2ist day OF April. 1881. recorded in liber 81,
page AZ: Notice is hereby given that said mort
gagee intends to foreclose said mortgage. Tor
condition broken, and upon said foreclosure VIII
sell at Public Auction at the salesrooms OF Jas
Morgan in Honolulu, On MONDAY, the I'd day
of April, 1SSS. al 12 NJ OF said day, the premises
described III said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had OF w. K CAS-
TIE, Attorney at Law.
HENRY NJ. ALEXANDER. Mortgagee.
Premises TO be sold are situate on the Island
OF MOokai aud comprise about 0ne-half OF the
Ahupuaa OF Pelekunn. Il p 5515 TO kapuaipoopoo,
(the Ahupuaa will be sold IS whole.l II con
tains 53i5 acres, and is magnificent property
comprising several hundred acres OF the finest
kula land in the Kingdom whence the leper
settlement has been supplied IN past years,
besides kula and forest land. IL affords another
OF the few chances Of to-day 10 obtain hnc
lsnd l2pS-4t
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BORN.

SHEPHERD-In Honolulu, February 18th,
to the wife of D. Shepherd, a daughter.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
ForeclOse.

OURS UANT TO a POWER OF
l. Sale contained in a certain mortgage made
by kaluna twl in her own right. and A X. Paleka-
luhi, her husband, to I. X. Lucas. NJ r. Colburu
and j f. Colburn. Trustees of the Hawaiian Me-
chanics Benefit Union, Corporation incorpo-
rated under the laws of this Kingdom dated 18th
December. \. ID. 1884, of record in the Hawaiian
Registry of Deeds in Honolulu, in Book 81 pages
1872, 500 and 394.
NOTICE is hereby given that the said Trustees
intend TO foreclose the said mortgage for condi-
ton broken, to wit. the uOn-payment OF principal
and interest, and upon such foreclosure win sell
at public auction, at time to be hereafter desig-
mated, a and singular the premises described in
said mortgage and hereiubelow specified.
For further particulars, Apply to a. Rosa, At
torney at Law, No. Is Kaahumanu st, Honolulu.
7. r. LUCAS.
VI. r. COLBURN,
j. F. COLBURN.
Trustees Hawaiian Mechanics Benefit Union
The premises to be sold are:
All those pieces of land situate in Waimea
Island OF Kauai, Hawaiian Islands, and des-
cribed in [ Award 2290, and Royal Patent sgt
10 KaipO Mal1eke and KOOlua.
Also in L Award 1872, and Royal Patent 1918
Also that certain piece of land described in
Apana Of L Award 1853. Royal Patent 52s2
Also the land described in L G Award 2oS2
Royal Patent 52S5.
Also the land described in C Award 6565.
Royal Patent 52S4
And also two pieces of land on School Street
in Honolulu. Island of Oahu, containing 1K
acres and J0-1OO acres respectively, and devised
to the mortgagors by r Keelikolani. f207-4t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-06
NJ. r. COLBURN
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Mortgages Notice of FOreclOs-
ure and Sale.

Il power OF sale contained in a certain mortgage
made by Grace Alice DOdd and james Dodd TO
Jonathan Austin, Trustee, dated the 18th dav Of
June, A. ID. 1885. and recorded in Book fO2 on
pages 176 and III. in the Office OF the Registrar of
ConYeyances in Honolulu. Notice is hereby
given that the said mortgage intends 10 fore
close said mortgage for condition broken
namely: for non-payment of principal and in
terest. Upon such foreclosure the mortgapee
will sell or cause to be sold at Public Auction in
Honolulu, on the Island Of Oahu at the sales
room Of James F. Morgan. ON SATURDAY the
oath day of March, A. ID. 1888 at 12 O'Clock NJ am
and singular, the land premises therein des- :
cribed.
Below is description Of the property 10 he
sold and any information relative thereto NAV
be had on applying for the same to Albert q.
Smith, Attorney at Law. No. 9, Kaahumauu st
Dated Honolulu, February IA 1888
JONATHAN AUSTIN Mortgagee
Description Of premises Ali that certain
piece or parcel of land situate at Kulaokahua
Plains in Honolulu, in the Island Of OahH and
described as follows:
Lots numbered 22S 229. 2i3 and pa. on Gov
survey Map OF hulaokahua Plains. Honolulu
Beginning at point on Beretauia Street ma
kai side. distant 100 feet 5 E from Keeaumoku
street and running as follows:
; IS 49, = true 300 feet along Beretania street.
2f' ~ W " 2a4 Lots 90 and 920
y 6So 49, W .. 300 Yonng st 1-,.e ~
n 21o 12' &" 2gf Lots ~ and d,
to the initial point, containing and area Of IS 500
square feet, or l 35-iOO acres more or less me
land carries with il quarter interest in ~
artesian well from which II IS now supplied