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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Head men Of the American were In
ducsd 10 speak Of Col, SpxeekelS IN
rather higa-tsmpered way, and the
Colonel was made 10 retort with con
temptuouS references 20 the Amer
cSn Refinery. Yet not S >cintill& Of
evidence Is edueed 70 prove that
either refinery WIS coqustting with
the Eastern Sugar Trust, slthough
most % the combined journalistic ef-
forts were evidently ST sgoing for no
other purpose than 10 impicSte the
American IN such naughty hirtS
ton Our San Francisco eOrrespon-
dent WIS carried awSy by some infu-
suee 10 ION IN the hunt, with the re-
salt that about half column Of his
last letter had to be suppressed. The
part rejected figured up the situation
IN 8 manner calculated to put the
HswGiIEn planters Interested IN the
American Refinery II 8 lugubriouS
light. while his estimates were widely
different from those Of sugar author
l5Iss here IS well IS the world over,
being well adapted though OF course
not designed 70 bear the market.
Then s special correspondent Of the
Bzgst5G, N s stream Of veROmous
verbisge. attacked the Hawaiian
shareholders Of the American most
Outrsgeouslv. That production was
indeed 30 oyerdone. and It's
refrain was such stale music round
the street corners Of Honolulu
and II the columns Of the 4GreTtiser.
tbat 1t nsusested It's readers without
satisfying their intelligence The
writer had 10 admit that the points
he most zealousIy attempted to make
were without any known basis IN fact
HIS gall and BurmwUod effusiOn waS.
II short. one OF the most spiteful and
mpertiuent interferenees with pr
vsts affairs that ever saw the light.
Similar vicious attacks on the Amer
can Refinery and its Hawaiian share
holders reear to memory as having
been made periodically ever since the
RECONSTRUCTION Of the corporation. but
every time have been proved utterly
grUundless and formulated out Of
SANDERS made from the whole cloth.
IL l. therefore probable that this
latest tempest II teapot viii be found
to have originated II similar base
Imagiuings- AL thSt Is clear now Is
that there Is : war II prices between
the two retnerles- before engaging IN
which there Is no reason 10 doubt
that the American Refinery people
counted the cost At all events the
Hawaiian planters connected with
that establishment may be deemed
able TO know and do their own bust
ness without the help of irresponsible
sc-ibblers II San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
lsIAMPsl
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

II The Hawaiian Kingdom.
kALAEAUA:-By the Grace Of God OF the Ha-
EaiiAn Islands King:
To the Marshal u the Kingdom or HE Deputy
Greeting:
Ton are hereby commanded to summon THOS.
y MANCHESTER, defendant. in case be shall
NE written answer within twenty days after -EelF
nee hereof 70 be and appear before the suprerhs
Court a. the January Term thereof, 70 be holden
a. the Court Room, 81 the Court House Homo.
lnia, IN the Island % Oahu, on MONDAY, the ID
DAY OF January next - ten o'clock. A. ~ %
show cause Why the claim o. LHluhip0lani Man
chester plaintiff. should not be awarded her Dur-
suant y the tenor Of her annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ, with fall
return Of your proceedings thereon
witness, Hoo. A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice Of orr Supreme
Court. AZ HOnOlulu this 18th day
of September. A. ID. fas7.
tL- - HEHET SHuH.
Deputy Clerk.
certify the foregoing % be = fnll and true
copy Of the SUMMONS in said cause and that said
Court this dAy ordered publication thereof and
maj szld cause stand continued until the next
April Term Of Court
Dated Honolulu. January a f75s
WILLIAM FOSTER
~ y Clerk Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Nrm Embellishments
NOTICE

WE BEG TO INTIMATE
w thst MR. W. L. GREEN who hss hitherto,
with Nh. 4. ". MACFARLANE, conducted oar
agency here, retircs fsom the sSme r. GA January
I. NSSS
Mr.. &. " NACEARLANS, assisted by Mr..
ROBERT CATrON, Will continue 70 represent
GER srn here.
Horosala. Feb. y fSSS Isett
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Foreign POSTAGE STAMPS.
JAV1NG MADE COMPLETE

HAVING MADE COMPLETE
IL Arrangements, l shall receive EVERY
NAIL ueT SHEETS OF stamps OF al kinds sheets
OF stamps cent on approval 10 any address On the
understanding thzt they viii Be cent back By re-
turn steamer
Hawaiian stamps taken II exchange Il fair
r4te-- In 10 case viii stamps be charged AZ
higher rates than those Of established Eastern
dealers.
feT EeEE rare Swiss stamps By special agree
meEt- Oue Ens collection Of over : go stamps
Tor sale WI REYNOLDS
llft-3m LliOn stYeet. HonnluIu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Executors Noriee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L been duly appointed Execu1rix and Execu-
tc- % the VIII % Dr. !. ". Saith. late Of holoa
deceased. hereby notify all persons who have
claims against the estate OF said Dr.. J. W SmiA
% present Them 20 the undersigned within six
uouthS from tue date OF this publication. or they
will Pc forever barred.
NJ X. SMITH. Exscutrfx
J. r SMITH. Executor.
kOlod, k5uai. Jan. iSSS. iSlt-Sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Notice Of Election Of Officers !

A I THE ANNUAL NETTING
n q the EAST MAUI STOCK Co. held 81
the Office OF c Brewer x Co . on Monday. Feb 9.
iS>c, the following officers wets elected FOR the
ensuing year:
President P A Brewer
Secretary and Tre1SgreT-.-. p { Jones,
AltisOE-----------.---.. e II Robertson,
Directors o Carter Bishop
IsAi4t PC. JONES Secretsrv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Finance Department

EeS1LrLC, Z l. Fec Is. ISss
NoCcs L bersdg gwen &C Al employees CT
the EAEaE- Go-er-1euE- and 20
oIhs- Fszs-Cs q E1cC- ucCEEs may q due
s. ths EaFaDa- Treasury On q hefurs
M4rrn 81 ISIS 70 present vouchers fCr set
tlsEezs 1u C before that Ga-== and al Per
suG eavUz uoCsgs ca secuQu5 q the
GogsrEz=ut are requested 20 make thsr -
TINS promptly. II order shAs there may De
II telAg a ci-szrz TIE ACCENTS fur the fiscal
peri.1G ending Marcn 81 ISIS
w. l. GEEEN-
LsE Minister q EIrarce-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

IEEEE would seeln to have been &
keateuIEg Up q the rivalry betTee1
tbs California and American Sugar
Be1neFI=s San Francisco PAPERS
have many coIumnz. dzy after day
showing hos little definite TnfDruz-
sIOn the reporters could obtain fron
those n Z position to know the facts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
IsT1EPsl
IN TIE SUPREME COTRT OF

II the Hawaiian Kingdom.
EALAEAUG:-By the Grace Of God OF the Ha-
Taiian Islands, Klngs
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or his Deputy
Greeting;
Yoq are hereby commanded 70 snmmse1
CHRISTOPHER K. MILLER, defendant. n
ease be shail ale written ausWsr within twenty
days after service hereof n Be and appear before
The supreme Court 81 the January Term thereof,
= BE- holden a. the Court Room, n tie Court
House, HOBoiniu. 90 The Island 81 Oahu. On
HO@DAT, the - day u January next. az ten
oeioek. 4. n, % show caass Why The claim q
Minnie Z. Miller. plaintiff. should nor be awarded
heT pgFsualf - the teDOrO her anDcEed petition.
And have ron then there ihis wrif, Nifh fail
return o. y0nT proceedings thereon
Witness. Hon. &. FRANCIS JUDI
Chief Justice Of Cur supieDle
Court 81 Honolulu, i1is 18Th day
d NOEe1nber. A. b. 1881.
Isl HEaET SMITH.
Deputy Clerk.
certify the foregoing 70 b. q flls and ffue
copy VI she simmons ln said cause and thar 40
Court hiA day ordered plbiicsilOa thereof -
th2f esid cause stand continued Enfii the 1ext
April Term 81 CO1Ft.
Dated nOn0inin. JduEagg 3, l-t5.
WILLIAM FOSTER,
iz2 g Clerk Supreme cearf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
NOTICE.

To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
4 TIE HiL0 and Hawaii Telephone aud TsIe-
graph Company / dividend Of One Dollar per
share viii Dc payable AZ The Office OF the Treas
urer Of the HilC and Hawaii Telephone and TeIe-
Erzph Company on the first day OF March. IsSS.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
e E RICHARDS
Secretary H s H. 7. & I. Co.
HfI0 Hawaii. Feb- / ISIS r.sILsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
ASSIGNMENT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that AKIONA. lately doing business in
trenerzl Merchandise Al Sawiliwiii. kzuai hav-
M made 81 assignment 20 the undersigned al
persons ewing The said Akioua must settle their
accounts only with them, and al persons having
Gains 1E1lust him must present them AZ once
LYMAN BROS
WING WO TAI & Co
Honolulu. Jan =. 1855 1873 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
CUPREME COURT OF THE

~ ~ =
~ Hawaiian Isiands--In Probate In the nat
ter 81 The Estate Of LORENZO MARCHANT. Of
Honolulu Oahu, deceased
order appointing time for Probate Of VIII and
directing publication OF notice Of The same
1ocument- purP0Eting 70 be the last VIII
and I-sz2uslt Of Lorenzo Azrckaut deceased
having On The sgk day Of Febrazry 1888. been
PreseEts51 % said Probate CO1TI. aud petition
t0f the Probate thereof. and for the Issuance OF
Letters Trstar1entary 70 2. n sekasfer Of Homo
lEl1, having been fled By him
Il i hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the ID dsy
. March A D. 1883. At 10 O'Clock. a n. Of aid
Day q the Court Room Of said Court At Cham
oers Il Aiiolzni Hale. HonOlalG, be aud the
sane =. Ees@2F appointed the time for proving
-2l4 viii and hearing aid application, when
-sa where any person interested may aBpezr and
Solle.t ne aid VIII and The granting o. Letters
Iesra1eutsry-
II i further ordered that notice thereof Be
gwen y Paoiie4rTOl- for three successive issuss
II the HAEAfIAH GILLETTE. weekly nesTsosUer
pElEfed AID Published IL HOnoIulu.
Dated Honolulu, February :, I55s-
I5S5s HENRY SMITH. Usuutv CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

TEE New York Sun remarks that 1t
Is understood that the Civil Service
RefUrmers viii shortly meet TO organ
lie & Cheek Trust.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
1.n6 3, HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
7 THE .CUAMBERS OF THE


Il Circuit Judge Second Judicial Circuit Of the
Hawaiian Islands-In Probate. In the matter
Of the Estate Of NATHAN :. SAYRE. late OF
MakEwao. Maui. deceased.
Or reading and fling the petition and aceou1sts
Of ;. r ChillingwoTth. Administrator, with the
VIII annexed OF the estate Of y. +. Ssyre late Of
Makava0- Maui, deceased. wherein he asks TO be
allowed -, and charges himself with g..
and asks that the same may be examined and ap-
proved. and that 3 fnsl order may be made "
distribution Of the property remaining in his
hands 70 the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging him and bis sureties from all further
responsibility : such
IL il ordered. that THURSDAY. the sth day OF
March, A. ID. 1855, AZ ten o'clock A n before the
said Justice, al Chambers, in the Court House, az
MskAwaO. be aud the same hereby IL appointed
~ the time and place for hearing said petition
and accounts. and that all persons interested
may then and there appear and show cause, IL
any they have why the same should not be
granted, and my present evidence as to who arr
entitled 10 the said property. Aud that thzsi
order. IN the English language, be published in
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. newspaper printed and
published in Honolulu, for three successive
weeks previous 70 the time therein appointed for
said hearing.
Dated a. wsiluku. H. /, this 9Th day Of FEB
rusry, A ID. 1882.
GEO E. RICHARDSON.
Circuit Judge Second Judicial Circuit, II. l.
1876 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

4 CoAP4SE for the cultivation of
cOtse by the most approved methods
l. projected 1t Is 10 be hoped II VIII
be 6Osted- making one important
addition to profitable domestic indus
trIes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

hNG OTEO Of Bavaria it Is to be
feared L going the way Of his late
insane brother and predecessor He
has become suspicious Of his attend
ants refuses 10 eat or drink. and Is
diving fast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
REGULATIONS

~ v1-tze q TIE authority conferred zcoE
NJ ~ Al AeE Jerc1-IsE AZ ACT 81 Rzgulsts
Chlzess Euzlzr-l-i1u-- sVrroveG December
- ~. I eersbv rzhias6 y sn6 =Itk Ire
ccrse-t q the Cahz-sk n CC1zcl the tCI-
t-EzE Rezzlt-iuEss
/ Each arplca -icE b a Ch1sse resn6srs
Il tins Ez-EGczz fur permit 70 enter Tie
Ez-c5eu sasl &c scccupazsz6 ~ the aprEl
ean.-s rseefrc Ter ts1zs for tcs cr-rsrs year ;
hss pusseucsr slckst his eastern House Pass
rcrs Ezzlc1tz cories q Ehoiug-ar hs shcz-
II IN fsce aE6 rrcEis v1=Es ef Tire aPcl-
ca-- a-6 a fse at i've 5cLa-s. Ard Szch
srpElcazs salL- p Sc I 1ppear % the St1s-
fzceec u tie 3I1Eser es Foreign AElirs
thas hs las RESIDED z1-E1- trs Ei1E5cu
fcr I'VE YEARS. ana thar he X u-s a vazr,s-s.
cr1--1-aI rrctzszlscE- es-esr. user C Grf1ze-
CT Czs Es=Iv 90 LsclEz charge Eycu the
c,-zzs-y-
3 Applications for Ee-u1-s 20 &c lss7eG TO
C15uzss ~vu-r- children srG families under
Sect1-r s C TIE salE Alt Ezss cs accoC ga
u5ee y a-cerrl5cats thal the vC-sz ars q
EccS ch4r.c5sr. u are the wives Ct Chinese
rss5Gsrss L TIE kzrEcuu-. CT that sau5 eezlt-
rsn CT t,E5Ezs sEs szch a. permits ars pro
vilie6 f1r n sad Sec61C s.
g >scr8- q the sa1c Act L As foIlc Is
AL psrE-E1s iss1sG z-Gs- the prUvazi,zus q
tins Ael ara re-SlraI md not transferable
sasi trz-s5sE q attempted transfer shah be
Geeze5 O. e cssHeellaa iUa a-G q ;Jrtsi-u-s.
and the psr~CE uakt-z CO actsz-rtiz 70
u1ks sueh transfer. s-c aEv pe-scE aiding
CT zoecr1E E@ Il - G-izs- s5al &c labs.
Ct cuuv5:ya1u- % a rertl1y Il I've Bu-drsd
Dcl-lrs. 1- no J--prlsUEEsEt fur 4 term not
erect - uc--hs at hard La5cr-
JONA AUSTIN.
Minister q Foreign AEaIrs-
Fcrslz- 0=ce- E1uciz-1- E=6- =. ISIS
r-tgr ls--i7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
NR- V. 2 ALLEN

E1z Al afisa vf-a M.=.r=- E5sasp II Cl--c gcusr
q N-rraa1t and IlIlIrnaaI >lrser.- and h.
w Or Bi=az4't 90 a-1=ut % any hG=-lszs en-
trls1s't % him tlln iu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
NOTICE !
SITUATION WANTEnI

THE UNDERSIGNED, FAMILIAR
L with the Management OF the outside plan
tA5ion work seeks an Enlargement - Head Luna
q Address. \ M0ROFF
L95+t EsgIs House Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

L DEEAUFUL state Of affairs exists ii
West Virginia owing to waE Of eL-
termination between the McCoys and
HstfeIds- 1t i N pursuance Of
teUd dating before the war and
some Of the deeds Of blood would
disgrace Bashi-Baz0uks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Notice to Creditors !
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

i been appointed administrator Of the estate
Of Manuel RodriSuss, lste Of Hailua. koOlAu-
poko. Oahu. deceased, hereby gives notice 10 sll
persons 20 present their claims, duiy authsnti
Heated and with proper vouchers, whether Sc
cured BY mortgage o. otherwise, AZ his Office.
No Is Raahumanu street, Honolulu within six
months nom the hrSt publication Of this notice
o. they shall DC forever barred. And all persons
indebted 70 OF holding property Of any Kind
whatsoever belonging - said Manuel RodrisueS.
are hereby requested 70 pSy such Indebtedness
aud return such property 70 the undersigned
without delay. A. ROSA,
Admiut'r Estate Man sl Roirisuss decd.
Dated Honolulu- February -. ISIS. 1877
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

during the night, when he was asleep
ard consequently when no guard
was on duty, Still. he does not know
Of their having been absent from the
Qusrantlned premises while he had
charge there,
Ike British Government sent
military expedition to the IslSnd of
Lewis, Scotland, to suppress the riots
OF distressed erofters, A number of
the rioters were tsken 70 Edinburgh,
where on trial jury sequitted them.
Troops were still Quartsred in Lewis
ST the dste OF the above news, for the
same dispStch containing the latter
stated that the soldiers were hasten
ing 10 the relief OF the police, who
had been routed in the attempt
10 arrest eottars for destroying fences
OF sheep farms Ii Is q pity II the
British Government cannot find s
better remedy than rigorous re
preston for its rightly disoontented
tenant farmers, when It has spent 50
many millions in giving and securing
freedom for oppressed negroes
AIR. G. D. GILMAN. of Boston. lately
delivered an interesting lecture on
the Hawaiian Islands, profusely illus
trated by the stereoptieon, before q
large audience III the Boston Y NJ.
c. \ hall Public buildings ancient
grass houses, canoes, inter-island
steamers, portraits OF the royal fam
lily, landscapes, surf riding, the
Lords prayer in Hawaiian and vol
cano views were represented on the
canvas A telephone pole in one Of
the views led the lecturer TO state the
fact that Honolulu had more tele-
phone subscribers in proportion to
her inhabitants than any city except
one in America. The report in
Boston paper says, 1.-The riding
dresses of the ladies showed common
sense which Is rarely shown in this
country on like occasions.
Coz. G. H. JONES, of the Jackson
vile Fla Times U-nion, in q paper read
before the American National Pub
fishers Association, at Indianapolis.
stated LnSL the newspapers OF the
United States are enjoying the cheap
est and most efficient telegraph serv-
ice of any newspapers in the world
1t was cheaper by from one-hfth to
one-half than the telegraph press rate
IN England. where 1t was . cents for
70 words during the day and 100
words at night These comparisons
apply to the service OF the Press As
ISOLATION. the cost of special tele-
graph service IN the United States
being half cent per word and in
Great Britain g third of cent Dis
tances were, however. very much
greater on an average in the United
States than in England. The above
figures are worth keeping IN mind
against the introduction Of the tele-
graph to these Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
NOTICE -!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that ali copper lS's cent pieces and y cent
pieces issued BY + Il Hcbrcu az HSkuiUi. NSui.
viii b redeemed At the ofics % W q saith, No.
So, Fort Street uouolull. II presented or "
before March Sis. tSSS.
None viii b redeemed SSIer March SlSt, tSSS-
I. ! be eyed that certain counterfeit coppeT>
arr in clrculStiou, and al persons Src warncd
against Receiving them, Tor more such viii be
redeemed.
r II. HORROR.
By his Attorney in fact, T. W, Hebron,
HOuolujU. Feb. -, lSSS- lS01-jt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

- NJ E1aE-Ea1s sz.eis ras HAWAII
An ALMANAC AND ANNUAL tss
rsilfals sal-lsCl.aI AMI -gu-rli intsr-razf1l re-
an 60 zs=-- E.lla.t.- Fricz - crur. or
III Ell ilrsat 81 c=uzz eaca-
T g TEELN- PuaA1sEza
SKY ErucIrI1 H L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

AE i D B'gLsTEE HIS called at the
GAZETTE 1EEce- and a the guard Who
had charge Of 4Iessrz. Coleman.
Flynn and FOEInsn- while n qaaran-
tine 1t Waikiki wishes : denial made
q his having received any brIbe from
theln- o. thsE they were permitted 30
leave the qazrsntIle,d premises ct airy
time Until they returned 10 the steam
ship Australia On her departure for
San Francisco he admits, however,
that they may possibly have gone cut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
URNIsHD RooMs

S=ar -Hzcaes-g Flrul.ast Esou= caa BE- had
b. Al =ast aPpl5-atlsa AZ SJ- : GkEBES
LAVE NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Mr. ~ PA Brew EE L TINS GAY az
P,1uss6 a C1UZl-sl1Ezr CT Fences s1r TIE
DzszrI-1 l5 I-llzLRa-. Island u N1zI. wee
Z IL . s-sa -=sz-ue6-
TE= 6cHr5 l.1= CONSISTS o.
C. Cope,
: f. Ching -F1cr1-
W-F A Brewer
L A TEC ESTuN.
NTzas5sr OF TIE L--Er1Cr-
LzssrIor OEirs- Fec II. Is'S,- l=C-75s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

JAMES D. LEART Of New York
noted as owner Of the big raft
that gut lost Is going to build 6 ship.
over fifty feet longer than the raft,
for carrying timber. 1t VIII be built
II Nova Scotia. and have sII huge
uIssts. schooner rugged and with
square sails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
HsNRY sxrru, Deputy CLERK. isN-st
Y UPRE,ME COURT OF THE

- UPREME COU RI OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands.-Iu Probate. In the mat
ter OF the Estate OF SARAH ANN MORRIS, OF
kaiihi valley. Honolulu, Oahu. deceased. Order
appointing time for Probate OF VIII and direct
ing publication OF notice OF the same.
\ document, purpoFting 10 be the last Will and
Testament OF Sarah Ann Morris, deceased, haY-
Ing on the 10Th day OF February, ISIS. been pre-
scented TO said Probate Court. and petition for
the Probate thereof, and for the issuance OF
Letters Testamentary to Charles R Bishop, Law
ing been fled b. him
II IL hereby ordered, that THURSDAY, the
18th day OF March. ISIS. n 10 O'Clock. A. n. Of
said day, AZ the Court Room Of sid Court A.
Chambers in AliiOiani Hale. Honolulu be ard
the same il. hereby appointed the time for prob
ing said Will sud hearing said application, when
and where any person interested may sppear and
contest the said Will, and the granting 81 Letters
Tesiameutzry.
Il i further ordered that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive issues
IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, weekly newspaper
printed and Published IN lIOuJlnlu
And II : further ordered. that citations be is-
Snaf - The subscribing witr-sscs 10 said VIII
and To the heirs uf the tpstatriz in this Kingdom
10 appear and contest the probate OF aid VIII,
~ the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu. February rs. ISIS
By the Court:
fSu5 81 HENRY SMITH Deuufv Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
5 TMR. LEH IA

Ls17s@ t1c -1e t---Tt1E FCr-s every llaerua-s
1EeuEEr- ar Z. me
Esrnl.slei1r nag rffl--Tl EasIlllllEi saz- Lan1f
E.l,nl-1- EEillf- Ellll-l ana rlf-rgllI- Return
NJ -z--L4lIE1L- FIE1G kamaiu and EaIzaEB-
kll ARR TizE ~ 6Iu1il I >iE--lrL1r Is d.
CgU-1I-lE1lr " ~ l-iIT9 Kama XXI Lanai
AllII-1- E--Ll1- H avn n Allan EelslIIal- and
E1lalIrI7a- EsEI-ut1- 20 E1Essl- EAhat1I GA
zzl-- ElILEzE EllElu- Ea1llls. AID XII
ErrI7l1- 1- E1l.lAllTI 1IrIr.IE A. H.
SAN Z g. WILDER Frss Ieu-.
p 3 Rise zeerH1arT-
CpEELC E-elrusr Fort G1E Elsez =rrrers-
IlE-zm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
ise-St nENRY SMIru. Deputy Cletk.
SUPREME COURT OF rs

- IPkEM r. GU XII Ot ELNA
- Hawaiian Islsnds--In Prohste. In the ma
ter of the Estate Of WALTER MURRAY GLIB
son. deceased. Order appointing time for Pro
bate St VIII Snd directing publication Of notice
OF the same.
A document, purportinc 70 be the last VIII and
Testament of Walter Murray Gibson. deceased.
having the t4th dSy Of February, ISIS, been
presented 10 said Probate Court. and petition
ior the Probate thereof aud FOR the issuance Of
Letters Testamcntsry 70 John ;. Walker. having
been hied by him.
It is hereby ordered tha; FRIDAY tbs 9th day
Of March. ISIS at 10 o'clock A. N. OF said day, 81
the Court Room of said Court. at Chambers in
AliiOlani Hale. Honolulu. be. aud the same is.
hereby appointed the time for proving said Will
aud hearing said application, when aud where
any person interested may appear and contest
the said viii, and the granting Of Letters Tests
meutary.
Il il further ordered, that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive issues
in the HAWAIIAN GAEErrE. weekly newspaper
printed and published in Honolulu.
And il = further ordered. that citations be is
sued to the subscribing witnesses 90 sand Will.
and 10 the heirs OF the testator M the Ha-
wsiian Islands 20 appear aud contest the probate
% said VIII. AZ the time appointed II they have
any cauSe 80 20 de.
Dated Honolulu. February II. ISIS.
SANFORD b. DOLE,
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

IEEEE times II ole article the BuI-
istsa says that the King Is responsible
to the people Unless It can show
how the people can hold the King
10 account short OF revolutionary
meth0ds- our contemporary must be
set down IS having adopted z deci-
dedly rough sentiment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

during the night, when he was asleep
and consequently when no guard
was on duty, Still. he does not know
Of their having been abSent from the
Qusrantined premises while he had
charge there,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

i ST. AUGUsTIEE fla telegram Of
January 18th contains the following
Interesting information The tuF-
bILs water wheel connected With
the mammoth erTEsisn well IL the
rear u the Prince De Leon was put II
operation to day The EiaI resulted
very satisfactorily, the great wheel
making $50 revolutions per minnie.
aud successfully demonstrating that
the power Afforded BY aEtesisu wells
can BE- practically utilized. The
wheel vii BE- used for running the
dynsm0s and for other purposes
sboUg the hotel