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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31

SscS eoSd, A report vas circulated On 9Th
'aSt, thai the Alameda had f0aRdere3 with
ali on bSsrd. bur Shs SVEivsi AZ Auckland en-
esa luss- and - SYDNEY or 3lth inst. With all
We, ~ 6osUi. The pilot boat L. n. Allen
ssS run down by TIE bark SIR Mgn. Wallace
Jus; outside the heads on the evening Of &th
isSs>, the pilots SnG crew hAd a very aSrr,w
sScSrS oot lost their boat. She vail he re-
placed by steam pilot boat. Captain RpSt
II the Lady lsSnlpSo1 has been seized with
violent ee4aoTrhsce and Is IN DYING ooadi.
uoa, The resent severe storms have ex-
tended 81 over the northern hemisphere aud
much GS1SGSe l. reported - shipping fragn
he old vySld, among them being the los Of
the snip A, p, Snow. loaded with wheat from
san FrSacsSc& At Waterford HArbor; her
CAPTAIN SDd crew we've all drowned. The
SSlllnz, - the MSriycSa WSS POSTPONED till
Friday, iSsh inst. owing - the late arrival
81 Tie Atlantic S.esuSer at New York. and
smother dAy : dslSy owing 10 an accident to
the 0vsglSnd ICsia nssr ColfSx
\ French company has Submitted scheme
for = t1S-eaSs service thnoagh the S,rsits Of
MsSSlta-,. between PStESOnia and Terri del
tnSsA and s0T i,SHsssc cp the chauuel by
- GssS 10 IL Kept buraltAs SiuGC its hunks.
An ii0yssSs ii % cents yer reSistsrs<t tan *
IL ~ imposed a'3 tHs Company desires the
SUCCESSION TOR - years TIE Chilean SOW
eminent approves Of tus scheme.
Following = tae Ss)s.plSz Resort - dates
SAX EEANcEsco-Ass5ve>i Jss,. I. Rrir. Con-
Saeso, les days fzo.a duU0.ulu.
DepartUrsS-Ias, ), : : AuSsy.,liS Jsn :
Planter. znd ) y Castle; JNa 70. Amelia Nli
hSsaolGlc. Jan. l0, Scar Anna, Tor hahului;
Jan II. poEs SlUsuo. Tor Hjlos Jan Is. Lady
LssnpSon, for HoooiUla.
Lo&ding-ConsGslo, 10 sal 1an Il. ana
SSE&n2c. for HoGolulu.
SxDSxx-ISn II. S Alameda. from Hon
olala-
ApcznND-Ian S, 5 Zealsndia. for Hon
olnlu.
HoNG KoNe-Deo >. Gez Bark & Priatzen.
burg. for Honolulu: Dec 10 Bark Edward
May zni BStns Ks;tie y Bangs, from
Honolulu.
PUszr SouND-pec u. Ferris s Thompson.
for hshulGi; Dee -. George Perkins. for
Hoool1ln.
Loa6sns-C o woitnore. for Honolulu.
SpoxEx-Nov 80. $50 u 81 10 ". ship
Mystic Belle. fron. New York for HouoIugu
The bsrk KalAkaua i still at Manila AWAIT
ing repairs which Si'i COS: several thousand
dollars, Her owner, Mr. Bowler, leaves San
Francisco to-day for Honolulu.
Among passengers booSed 10 leave by the
: Australia or jan SlSt Is ) 1 Alexander.
san Francisco. Jan Il. 1855.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreelose and of Sale.
IN A(C0Rn A NCE TuIrrTT A

Il power Of sale contained in certain mortgage
made by r. 2. kahOokele Of Hama Island Of
Maui, 10 McChesney & Son. dated 18th dav Of
November. 1885, recorded in the ONCE Of the
Registrar Of COnyeTaBces, in Libsr 100. on foIios
tis 10 and al Notice IL hereby given that
saic mOrtgagee intends to foreeiose said mort
gage for condition broken, to wit: the uou-Dsv-
ment Of both the principal and interest when
due and upon said foreclosure will sell at Public
auction. a. the SaiesrOom Of J f Morgan. in
hon0iuiu, Island Of Oahu. ON MONDAY Feb.
., leos az Il NJ Of said day. the premises a. des-
crlocd in sdld mortgage a. below specffed
Further particulars can be had Of J N Noy-
sABRAI. Attorney az Law
McOHESNEY & son. Mortgagee.
Honolulu. January 9Th 1855
] ne premises to be sold are.
tll-Ail the said mOHgagor's one undivided
miro part snare or interest Of in and 10 ali that
ser am tTsst, piece OF parcel Of land situate az
h4nkuhaishala and Piap1a in said Hama. COR
tanning an area Of p 32-i0O acres ana heinz the
zane premises described iu Royal Patent No :
10 70 hshOokele- and that were conveyed 10 n
SslG Hiortgagor under the name Of Piimaiwas
he@apEnl aud KamaDo By SAID KaLookeIe. bv
.iesa tate0 an Of December 1850, and recorded
in Liber .. on folio al
tzl-Ihat certain lease Of the above. mentioned
premises given By keaupuni EamanO and s. X
hui her husband. 70 the said mortgagor. date ID
81 = arch loos and recorded in Liber So On folios
800 and 30. f5li1 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31

Gru21

he decline wtic1 : s.eEa 5y asse 5Serss
las heen DE- 20 tE1 cE-seS Ite 1-s- i the
3srEeiy Increased ylell - cz-k. oEl1E 80 tss
Cresr osTs-crEs-t % 1le Ceylu- E-1 asvs
r4lztatl1-s- EEicl -oE P-s61os much ulO-s
tA-k tlE- t-e c--c1o-G t-sss q So1sn
Azsrlcz- NJ, clly mas tGs l1c-ssss cone
1rr- t-e extension l1 ne T4s-.-.E1-s- o..
also calaC 90 Inc lac. tlAz t1s tees wen
Egrpp-- &c t-sl- 1srE E1E AZ - xlls1 Il
mss EcG l-1-.55 SO cro= zsz bark. =Eic1
ca. Be pee from Tie trees l1lS RE
Era1cc.Sve pswer e c1s tres 1sS beer
CEE-rEp-e5.
Ies ssc1-i -ssso- fo- lEls c-ezs decline n
Tr1c=s las lss- --as Ss-o-C c-.1Zz.l-lC1 E-cocS
E-a1-t1c-c-s-s- o--- sccs.-1 s-lS lCz1sS.1c-
I = beloved - SlzcS members % s1s
--als LAX -E5 tl-s-E- manufacturers see
Eae rs % l-I1c to-s- tx i1sz q g eo-nol1&-
So1- z11 t1at -leY l-vs oes- cz-s1clly
Csre-Jrl-E tie pan G01 EEE. tie AZsr1czc
EEzEf8esErsrs sre fEvo-sbIy DISPOSED toward
H. CnieSs teis cCDcscEEio1 ! formed i i
rro1S1le tEs1 rs prsSScrs q ne great stocks
q tie market Eill force prless 5oEn fcrsAs-
a : c-s1r1s1 t1st oCl1iCs cSn - p-aSs&bly
p-o1Coed As o. ~ = cents psr ozrcs. BIZ
sEEisfsceorT EEzrss Showing tAss -sS-ir have
1cc vet osea seoE1-
Th1x- whils hSrk hSs bSsc hocShs lately AZ
Ar1s1eroAU a. II pence PEI 11lI. sgCsl 70
Sh11t i cs-ts ps- oClcs. S16 Ehile tie cost
- --EEutscz-rl1C u German las been Ce-
C-e1s=G is-slv. ssv from Il cs-ls 70 Sho1- 10
ozzss Per o1He~. making ths to:zl coss 70
-l21-tsc-Ers - cs-ss ps- cz2cs. yst s1ca s
F-toS -cr o1Ek VOID ll1 rszy Ire p.s-ls-.
IN FACT. E..-1--E lsSs than us-cS usr u.--cs
Wc--1 s1c-c 2-y zsrElc % re rsz-sSr. sd
-1sf E-lcs represents EboEt IL EverSss Czlos
w1lc1 ulEclfsc-CrerS are paving. ms
Uozl1 EsSs - ooSs = sEs osrz = cents ~
C-ucs ard t1s clss IL urc5-cs 3 cs2.S
E1ers : ss--cz.es - y s1rc.Es s-ocs q
49, llttlll oc1ceS Ct c-lzl-s q .Es Ar-.s-z-
Ca1 E2SrSe. s-lc s Slrp-cS = zo-Ei L1lI.1lC
c-1csS zc-uz-- MS sC-l1 -zz-raSly G5u-sSs
PISS tErtL5-. l5.- O. The c1z--z-y- IL
rsrkzt : scoEl-C 1rCs- so--s zn5 Is
s1VG1cs1 sh-rr-T 61r1aE IL present. Essk
t. s-ro1Esr tesEIE oslcE bzs55 Epo- IL
te-is- t1at s1s cl-ol-sslo1 : beng Success
f1lly fo-zs5- = = : sTsz hi-Esr rrSoss
Eks oe expected II ne 1s&r future
Basszsss- II San Frzzczsoo. ssys ths Nsss
Ar-sar, hEs bss1 s1css5l1Ely dan s5acs tie
rzsn u ne holl5sy se&so1-
ne lzz5e- rsos5P.s al ths pm q Ssn
Era1cssoo. for TIE yszr 1851 exceed s.. Sal,-
GO fsst-
Eeels. FArro s Gas surzsi statement Of
p-scl01s metals Produced II TIE States z16
1err1tcr1Ss uzst - -ks EisSC-rI E1ct15inr
british COl11blk- sRoEs ths sSSEsSSss prs-
drrts - have hsea- God. So "a. az Silver.
&5l-5ls-1lss CcpE<-. Sl0.Ss2z4s= Lad. S.
SS-c-& Ioszl- Sl0S.s4sSSs.
Fce tosSI ~ ualIsses Z rz,lvsY bzildlus
n the Cli.S5 S.EseS ~ ISL 49, Il tie rscs-
EltE q l--luo E-les- EEts-sic1s zsrs carried
g IN Al ~ slz q TIE S:sssz AID territories
AsEsss szkss lie sd VIZ 1SS3 mics CO..
strcc-z5 6crl1s tie yssr.
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MER CIAL.


rs "a q T. r. ~ 81 ~
Tas outy z-rivAl 70 Suuozaos fro-a forssza
1o--S daring TIE Eeek- i II. Schoora- Fxs
fC-n E1-eEa, Er1 the okrns tSza. C. Perkins
truu Puget Sound.
Y NJ departures Tor to-s1cz ports wers sAs
n-t-E-rlnes NJ. q. LrEiu ana Il1rlins. the
lEfetr fru1 ailo. sn6 tts b5rks1.tzE.rs : C.
Rlid-r An6 PiNats-- al tee >Sz Fr-s1oiSoo
ID. iaklnz cSrCoes q 1ha AEgrsE e v<i1s @
SSS5fS5
lie rsczsfts f-C-r l-ie--islan5 po-s< hNve
beer --1er than II AIRY SEEK Slaes taz sugar
seGsoz - IL. srritz 80 t,aeS ~sEsr. 1873
hzEs rlce- sl5 cssS ~. - Cgrv1 hides lis
hGes ca-zsS S-6 = izr-s variety q other P-G
61oe-
Blznsss ssue-aliy. aao-t tsva. i rspo-tei
ezce~6iu<iy d-lL- particularly y lie rstzii
t-e6s.
III Bos1o1 Cls--zs-rzal saEy=ss s-s sna
foiioEiuc interesting srsicis OF It's QaInIzs
Asrses
Ac-iTe movements Az understood q - q
zoo. anon 5oth tbv 6CDes,5o ana sosescu
r1E-ctlc---s-s ui -1lEr1e e fC--u 81 ES~lCss-
li1l ~ cl21ll=gl1l .e- TIE pErEagSs a. rs-
ErCvl-E Ehe present. severe cl-r lsls5so- S-l1
rellav--c -.e 1a4-Set tr1r- the uvsrg'-1si-c-
Giac aLic1 st present. Er-v sis and E11ce cas
117oe1 u-lcrs G1zr 60 vsrr lcw g.a1ll-
Ll1Ee- n-scEs zu1 s7-isls loss a. TIE -su1-
4Rc-1ra-s are promised ly .1s present sls1s-
Lrsstic ue1s1-ss-
Nfzllils j. laue- Et r-aSs-- than lt aa.s ever
beel beto-=- The r-losS nov rcle q tr1E
- csE-s co - cs-ts ps- Js1cs tO- German
1u1 tr1-c 3 10 = ce-ss PEI 1-2cs to- Amen
car A Ee11 l1ea ot sas cars 81 ne Ee4rSS.
nav b ol-slle- tEo-r tEs p-lc~S ~ c-2o5
f1- c1s lzs- 6ve yss-S- which Eo-IoE,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
No Marshal

Between II o'clock s. II. ana )
o'eioek- p m. every day from Monday
morning 70 THURSDAY afternoon. the
question vrsS asked by shout I0I differ
ent persons and 81 shout > different
points every hour- s-wh0 i the new
Msrshsls Which i +xI0xI1I-t.i.s0
enquiries in four days. And during
81 these long weaKy days q distress
ing suspense. the Artorney-GeneEal
has been working awzy Al his desk -
camplaoentiy as II there we've no Mar
shall 20 Be made and Marshal timber
were s. plenty s. redwood boards IN
the lumber ysr1S. IS II nobody wanted
10 ile Marshal and nobody wanted any
Marshal 10 be fiuStei-in ShorT His
Excelieney seemed perfectly happy
without 3 Marshal either present or
prospective In order 10 get one ans
wer 70 the 400 questions referred 10
above. = repEesentstive ~ large Of the
people Gli0s 3 newspaper fend PIE
Sentei himself in fTunt OF His Excel
lsncy the Attorney General IN his
Office thursday afternoon. The 6end
noticed an 0miuOuS twinkle about the
legal eye q the Minister a ne looked
Up from his writing Eith- well.
what's the neys The news is
said the feni,' = that there was q CaiI-
nsS meeting this afternoon
Minister--Oh, well that Is news in
deed
FIsnd--Hes. and 1 have come TO
enquire il a new Marshal has been au-
pointed and II not. why not
AiniSter--Who wants 3 Marshall
Fien4-N0bOdy wants one but
everybody wants 10 know who the
new incumbent i 10 Be. and there are
LODI citizens not one q whom would
Object 70 getting the salary
Minister = Then everybody viii
know al asout il IN due time For the
present. there L rs Marshal.
The fead left for Kest9res new, but
found not the nsW Marshal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrivals
N1SDlE, jan 30
Schr kEl-lus. Azzz5-
SCI EvL- E-rszE-
TC&D4r. gla zzth.
say Hoszzk51s- Eoz-- -sls-
"a Josephine szzLI-E c-Ezsz
Ssnr 49, M1ll-4s z-5 Tazsl-s-
SsUr Srrr-lse- Lszrzt1eaoz-
Nz-SES1AE. 5z,. Z5.h.
Scer Czts-laz- kzzzL
Sc1r NErE, A1Csl
Sohr Msils Mczris- Eoc-s1
Sz,c-g sCEEuizs- EoolaE-
E1s1zx- TEz 50
ScA- Ee Al Eo-. Eoza
Scllr Ns-els Merrill Laz1s5uz
Fzn4E. jan Z7sb.
St-ar y G Hal Mszi z-5 Ez=En-
St1nr c Z Bishop Wzlz1ss and Wz-z-zs.
star ] A C1uEI1s. ko7.zz-
St-r LsHzE- EEmzkEa
Stur ElBzez Eez- Ez--zkzs
S1-Uz14T. Jan 81
Stnr L=kzlzks. Man
STAR LeEza. EEn-skzE-
SIR Va a-rEir. Euz1-z
St-r Tno A C--Ulzs- koolsz-
Sk-ur EaEia. Wz5zuzs and Tssslzz-
SER EzrfkszuzL5- EatzEa-
St-r Tsr1eS Nix ksEzi-
SER ksr5kszc1lI. kukzls-
SS04E Tzz EzA-
STIR Nikshzlz- kzzE
Stur WaszIssSz- ks1z5-
Stur Lokol1. kolokzl-
Sctr L-kz- ko1Eiz-
STAR kiuz1- HsEsn sid Mani
Scer kzzlI1z- Kari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31

A1S1AT. Jan -
SIR I.5ks.iSz. ks1zlUI zn1 Has
SEr C 2 BSsess- Wa1s-Es ard Wzizlzz
s trnr Ezzlz. HaisEse and Hzlzl1z-
i r-r ] A C1--z1s. WE11s1zLo-
snr Lckrlli- L0l0EE
LII Lem HEzAk1A
tr-r EIlEzaa Eoz- EaEzkzz-
TuEo4E. Jan z4sh-
Ssmr E1zlz- Nam and Hawai-
S.hr Lls4hi- EalzEZ-
4 IN bEsns " G Ir=1. San Fr1ezsoo-
S imr Afikabals- EECzi
Slur Wa5aieGlz- kz1zz
s tnr Jas Make. Kzpza ard Ezzsmazlz-
NEuxE14I. Jan z5sh-
S@ SurT-zzs- lsEzrshos5os-
5 ~ Ez1ELnz. go
EEESoAE. jan zh-
EEEs 6 Wll5sr. San FrZc.se5-
EEDAT. 9z1- z1Eh-
SER Es Al Hon Lzhzinz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31

Str1- IEslsai. I-shsias AID oiee- posts,
SIX Cass-iuz. kaaai.
Schr M2ry. h<usi.
Scar Hesi1. ho0i&s.
SkEUEnAT. Jxn. Ssh.
6Stas Planter. SSn Francisco.
Scar Male Morris. Noalsu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.
IN ACCOIn NrHr HTIn,Ir


Il power Of sale contained in certain mortgage
made BY Philip Contreres OF Kappa. Island OF
Kauai. 10 A Cartwright. Jr. dated sth day OF
January, ISL, recorded in the Office OF the hers-
trSr Of Conveyanees, in Liber %, on folios T. s
snd g Notice is hereby given that said mort
gagee intends to foreclOse said mortgage for con-
dition broken 10 wit: the n0n-payment Of tie
principal and Interest when due and upon said
foreclosure will sell al Public Auction at the
SaiesroOm OF J Morgan in Honolulu. Island Of
Oahu. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF February
ISIS At u NJ OF said day. the premises as des-
erlbed IN said mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had Of j n MoN-
sARRAT, Attorney AZ Law
A. T. CARTWRIGHT JR. Mofteagee
Honolulu, January 2ist. 1SSS-
The premises 10 be sold are all those three GER
tain pieces or parcel OF land situate in said
kspas, and described as fOllOws:-LOt No. l.
Containing an area Of acres roOds and
peTehes. being the same premises described az
No l. in Land Commission Award No SS43 and
Royal Patent No 7595 Issued to Kiau.-Lot No 2
containing area OF acres roods and IS
perches, being the same premises described IS
No ], Land Commission Award No 1888 ROYAL
Patent No 1870 issued 10 Huluili-Lnt No 8
being an undivided One-half interest in the pre-
misses containing an area Of / rood. 81 perches
being the same premises described as No 2 in
said Land Commission Award No 3ES ROYAL
Patent No 1876 issued 10 Huluili all OF said lots
OF land being the same premises that were con-
yeEed 10 the said mOrtgagor BY Honkela (vl and
MOkuHi her husband. by deed dated the 18th on
December, 1881, and recorded in Liber g. foiios
o ana 1902 a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
BORN.

BCSE-At Ro1oszl1. Jan 80 70 TIE =ifs q
tEs Hon John Z Bzsh- s dszEhtsr-
GLLILASD-In this ctr. Jzrczrv 55sn. 10
ths ste Of Frank Gi-l1zni. daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
FOR SALE.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE
Il BUILDING LOT. situate on che msuSa
side 81 JU6d Street, between the late residence
u the undersigned aud the lane opposite the
premises 81 sAS Rev, II. II. Parker,
ss-eer terms and particulars. apply u
lS&iul fSsAff JOHN II. Patty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
MOTTO !

THE PARTNERsHIP OF {. w
= A4AA 6 sing store business In
lana. Mani. which has ended b Bruifaffon ~
me iith day 81 November. 1851. has been fene.re5
To-. Lat date for hTe years under the same firm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
NOTICE.
Ava For Sale!

THERE ARE GROWING IN
i SozEh EOnz- Hawaii, forty-swo ~ zcres Of
AVA. Which l. 1oN offered for sale This Ava
las been ErSEizz for Twelve yezrs. and i mach
so1EhE for b. people Eho Use i On zeeOzut Of It's
STiUElztinE and inTig0TzrinE g1sliiiss. think
resEiI. one acre produces over 5tJ pieces There
fore viii sell one acre f0T $40. o. the whole y
zErez for $ 90 II any Wish TO bay 5y the piece
The price all % SIs5 fO- twelve pieces Any
vzrTis< wishing 10 bay, can address ne 81 No /.
N.E1zksS Street. HosolzlU- AEO.
Hn10izIz jan. TSSs T5g sfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
Nsm Embellishments.
Annual Meeting Notice!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the EAST MAUI STOCK co. will be held
Al the cfiee % <. Brewer & Co, on MONDAY.
February 6, lSSS, az re oNclpcS =, m
Z. G., JONES.
fSs-t6 ysOs-,t Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
DRAFTS LOST.

4 Ii PERSONS ARE eau
"a TONED uot % negotiate the following
Drafts, payment Of watch have been stopped.
Ne. 1910, fzv1r ApOi, drawn by A Moore
81 irwin X &c. fog..,,...,..... - -
Ne 1911 foVar Il S,sift, drawn by A
Moore on Irwin X Go, f0F.,... 100 "a
W, -, favor J SchGoler, drawn by "
II RicSsri, SchSttcr * Go, Tor - "a
No, ~, favor hahoakS, Grawn 0y " u
RiSkard, Schacfer 4 Co. for. = %
No, ", favor PaAUhSG Plant. drawn
by CrOa NenSeS >chscfcy \
Co. .....-..-,..---..-.... - ~
Ne. llV9. favor LOuOhivS. drawn by VI
overCnd, II HSokteidS 90. for 90 @
No. -. favor HsSynplelau. drawn by ]
Mills Bishops Bank. for. - -
No MSrs. favor Paul Jarrett drawn by
sam Parker, W Z Ailcn..-.,., 100 %
s 4l9 Is
Any person finding these drafts arr requested
20 return them 20
EwoNG LES YURN < Co.
ISeS-lm 49iu King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
NOTICE /

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERE
= tofore existing between the nnde-ricned
anaer me fra name aud style Of n. P4II.ffpS
Q - mas been this day Dissolved b. sorfnsi
eyl-.se1t, A. Loevenberg retiring fherefrom.
ne business VIII BE- continued IS hereiofore
e s,,.s- =. s@os m HAne b II. Phillips NJ
oa.stznoing accounts 81 sa1d drm.
u. PHILLIPS,
n GREEN
r,e-...,..-s. 10 a. tOEWENBEnG.
"a 100. 1910 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
DIED

IL ENER-AE Alakez Szrezt. 4z-zsrT zSs1
William LCrZsr- Ez5eL--zksr and 5ezsls-
aged so5-t e -zzrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
Ann advertisements.
ASSIGNMENT,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
y th&E AkTONA. lately doing business in
General Merchandise 81 NxwiliwiIi. Kauai. hay
lrS made SC assignment 70 the undersigned all
persons ewing the said AkiouS must settle their
2SoO1uts only With them, sud al persons having
claims against hin must present them st once.
HYNAN BROS
WING NO TAI & Co.
HcnolulE- jan. e. lSSS tsS In.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31

Inc following persons who were partners in
me BIN Of > " kaai q Co. under ne Former
company, ceased 70 be partners on the fffh Of
liability in II. 49, -NtIlr9sDL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
F0REIGH POSTAGE STAMPS.

HAVING MADE COMPLETE
q stamps sent on approval 20 any address On the
undertaking that they siii Be cent back By r.
TIM s-A1E-
EGEEsiz1 stEzps tzksn II eTclzEEs ~ fair
rz-ez. II 70 case Eiil stamps be charged a
higher rzses than taose Of established Eastern
cezlsrs
fsE Ts-g rare SEiss stsup= b. special agree
zzEr- One E1e collection Of Ove- zso0 stamps
for sale W REYNOLDS.
z-2@sz Union Street Houoi1I1-
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Mortgages Notice of intention
to FOreclOSe.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4
Il power of saie contained in = certain MORTGAGE
made by Pekelo (kl 81 rceia. EoolaupOko. Oahu.
10 Mrs. MShiai Robinson, aud dated 5th May.
ISIS. OF record in the Hawaiian Registry ~ Deeds
IN Honolulu. oahu. in book ~. pages COS and ass:
Notice Is hereby given that the said Mrs, Mahiai
Robinson, Mortgagee, intends 10 forcciose tae
said mortgage for condition broken. 70 wits tho
nou-payment Of PRINCIPAL and interest, and upon
such foreclosure win sell AZ Public Auction az q
time 10 be hereafter designated BY publication.
all and singular the premises described in said
mortgage aud herein below specified
Further Particulars had on applicaticisSto A.
Rosa. Attorney AZ Law. No. Is Kaahumanu ~
NAHIAI ROBINSON, MNriraf -
The premises 70 be sold are; -
I-Au the undivided oue-half interest OF
kahaiua wv, in that certain piece Of land situate
Heeia. kooisEposo. Oahu. and described IN
ROYAL Patent No. 9l6. Land Commission Award
No 500. - acre, the same having been CON
veycd TO said pekelo by deed Of record In said
Registry, in Book s., pages 10 and H.
s-All the right title and interest Of said
Pekelo, in that certain piece OF land situate in
kshainu, hOolSupoko, aforesaid. aud described
in Royai Patent No. sIls, Laud Commission
Award No ss59. containing 4.i6 acres, and being
the same rs conveyed "a said Pekelo by two GER
tain Deeds recorded ia said Registry respectively
IN Book .. pages lS5 aud lS6 and IN Book -,
pages - and =. fal2 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-01-31
KNOWLES
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Il Just received per amy Turner, from Boston,
: full assortment IF these celebrated Pumps
which are guaranteed 10 be cheaper and better
than zuy other style OF pump imported. We
esll the attention OF planters particularly 10 the
Vacuum Pump, which Is less complicated and
mere Ssrvicshie than other pumps
IIsS sm " BREWER S co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
n Query.

In 1881 the country had little more than
100000 miles OF railroad in operation. Since
that time about 81, 90 miles have been built.
These figures show what Il great and growing
country this Is, and If free trade principles
can he kept out the end of Its growth is
Lot yC..- Darlington free Press.
Meanwhile we are to presume, to give
full value to this protection" argument
that free trade England and her colonies
have not progressed, have built no rail
roads, have developed no new country Is
the Burlington Free Press ready To main
tain the corollary Of its proposition N.
Y. Telegram.
The FREE PRESS maintains that II } free
trade country has made any thing like
the progress that has been made by this
country. AS for England's colonies, some
of them have pretty stiff protective sys-
TENS. If the Telegram can mention Il
country that has made the growth under
free trade t hat has been made by the Uni
ted States under the Morrill, tariff we
will acknowledge that the argument is
not AS strong AS we supposed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
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