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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.

Charles D. Pierce, the Democratic
candidate, is elected Mayor of Oak
land
The Academic Council of the Uni
versity of California adopted eulo-
CYSTIC memorial resolutions to the
memory of the late Professor Gray,
the eminent botanist, of Harvard
University.
D. W. G. Nesfeld, the well-known
journalist and musician of San Fran
cisco formerly editor of the Homo
lulu Halediiaa), was reported on
March 10th at the point of death in
Sacramento.
Professor j. A Brashear in the
Pittsburg Dispatch strongly resents
the stories put afoat about blunders
made in constructing the Lick OBJ
servatory in California. He con
siders the Observatory as nearly per
feet as could be made.
George II. Thomas Post, g. A. R.,
San Francisco, unanimously instruct
ed its representatives to the State
Encampment to vote for Comrade W.
Il. Dimond for Department Com
mander. Thomas Post has forty
three votes, ana the 4lta says the
resolution shows a peculiar signif-
canoe as to the esteem in which Gen
eral Dimond is held.
E. NJ Freeman, pilot, sued Capt.
for half pilotage, on the ground that
the Captain had refused his offer to
pilot the steamer out of San Fran
cisco. Judge Hoffman dismissed the
suit because it was proved that the
pilot only spoke to the Captain at
the Custom House, and the Captain
merely told him to come to the ship
and he would tell him if he wanted
him. Speaking to the Captain at the
Custom House the Judge decided
was not speaking the ship according
to the terms of the law.
AMERICAN ITEMS.
A bill has passed the House in
ereasing the pension of the widow of
General Anderson, the hero OF Fort
Sumter, to 500 month
Lloyd Garrison, Harvard College
student, was fined $50 in the Boston
Police Court for disorderly conduct
in violently hugging a young lady on
Harvard street against her wishes.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs has unanimously determined
to recommend the passage of the
Cutcheon bill, appropriating S7,475,-
900 for public defense.
4 Louisville dispatch reports an
execution on March 9th as follows:
Warner spent his last night in the JEFF
fersonville Jail joking with the guards
and some of the prisoners who re-
manned up with him. On the scaffold
he said: L have few remarks to
make before 1 die If any of you
take a glass of whisky. before YOU
put it to your lips think of Macy
Warner with this rope in his hand.
and then look into the bottom of the
glass and see if you cannot see the
rope there This is all 1 have to
say"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03
Letter from Mr.. Marques

EDITOR GAZETTE: Ny name having
. been unwarrantably connected in yOuI
editorial Of 18th inst, with a public
document, the Anti-Asiatie Unions
Petition, in which / am in no way
apparent, [ trust of your impaFtialitv
10 be allowed few words of answer.
1t Is an admitted fact, in this small
community OF small minds, that any
man who dares not TO think like
everybody else, is q quiXOtic crank,
and l cannot help smiling myself when
1 think that few years ago l have
been, In this very community, termed a
Wild, incOherent, quixotic, impracti-
cable fool, with electric sOftening of
the brains, for having argued about
the possibility OF preferring electricity
TO gas for lighting up our streets. And
so quixotiSm has turned sober truth.
a. the present illumination of our
streets pTovesi And 50 it will be be-
fore long, about the unreasonable.
impracticable," etc, aims OF the Anti
Asiatic Union, when the exceedingly
shOrt-sighted supporters Of the GA
ZETTE viii ind that they either must
90 with the crowd OF be crushed.
Now, 10 come 10 my object, YOU as
sumo to attribute to me the author
ship Of the petition which has been
prepared by the Auti-Asiatic Union.
There You are, As the GAZETTE gener-
ally Is, absolutely wrong. The version
which | had prepared for the Union
was found too incomplete and too
mild, only embracing some four or
five points, and by collective work and
suggestions OF large number OF mem
bers, the present document was pre-
pared Is a better exponent Of the
public wants, and was unanimously
approved at several different readings.
This much wish 10 say, not because
| want TO shirk the responsibility Of
the document, but merely for proDer
justice to be done 10 everyone. / do
not want the public to think, through
your Imprudent assertion, that I lead
the Anti-Asiatic Union at nv whim
ana caprice, and impose upon it my
Wild, lncoherent, quiXOtic, unreas-
enable, impracticable,n unconstitu-
tlonal { y theories, a. you are pleased
10 term them, without knowing what
they are. The members Of the Union
are responsible men, labCrers, me-
chanlcs and tradesmen, who have
Drains q tnelr own, and who know
what they need and must have, and if
! am proud to have been chosen to
preside over them, make il a point
OF never imposing or even showing out
my own opinions, until all discussion
Is ended.
20 that the day may ! ct come when the
small clique who uphold the GAZETTE
viii find out that there are here men
far more radical than myself, and COR
seqUently, in your eyes, far more quix-
otto, wild or whatever your IMPARTIAL
fty may like to call il.
A. MARQUES.
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Akaaa. sing No, h HNwi and wife. Gov
kanoa. ans about 20 deck.
For habului sni wayparts. per Likelike.
Msrch S1-Nr and Mrs Warner, Hon " Il
Daniels, I Thorn. Buck and wife,
BielsnberS. aud about a. deck.
For Marshall snd Gilbert Islsnds, per Schr.
Addie c. HeSSaltins. March 2T-Mr Morgan,
wife and children, Sir Morgan. Captain
Thomas. In transit-Mrs A Rick, Miss
hsts Gum, TObi.
For san Francisco, per Forest Queen,
March 2S-Captain Nanta.
For San Francisco, per Alex Mcneil, March
Sl-Rsv Q Adams ard wife, Mrs F L
Pieres, Mrs ) E Graham aud 5 children.
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Passengers
AEELTALS.

From Kauai. per waialezIe, March I'll
Berteluaur. Master Il Bert=luzun. AID -
dsck-
From waiauae, per kaaIa, March 2T-Mr
and Mrs I Atkinson.
From S1n Francisco, per : G Wilder,
March 2S-Aiss c TreClOsu, NJ J Iregloau,
NJ D Davis, Ar S7verercy, Mrs s Saver
ercy-
From Kauai. per Jas Makes. March SO
rs Williams. ard IS 6eck.
Prom Mani ard HzwaiI. per W G Hall
March 3l-1Ir Dam and wife Dr. 1 MO1ritz.
and i deck
From Weianzs and Wziaiuz. per kazla,
March SI-Geo EEzrt, Robt Cation. Jas
Holt. i, and II Others
Prom Kzh1Iui. Hama and way ports. PER
Liksliks, April IA u Spro1II, c A Jalste,
W Goodals, Mr. Douglas, z q Bailey, z
ChLlingEo.th, J Monkhouse, Jos Perry
and wife, Won GrsEelneEer and wife,
Chung See Ms " P Brewer and child.
Caps Reynolds. g deck and ? prisoners
From Kauai. per Mikahsls, April Hon
G Il Dole and son. o Scholtz. g MARKHAM
and wife, ; " WilcoI and wife, Miss FORBES,
Misc Paris, Cb1n Sing, and a deck
From HaEzii and Maui, Per KHAN, april
Mrs Z p Wizard. Jno i Wood and wife, E
Zostl. v Driver Z 4 J1dson. I Moore. Z
DAVIS. Dottersr, g Brown and Eife, i
G01salTes. Lord Dslrymple, Capt G W VIII
f0rg. c Along, z Lyczn. 4 A Meyer. ;
Ramos, Hon D Kamzi, L Cabot W ) Nav,
ca Arnold. Wong Kuzi. " Il Wright, Mrs J
Bell and child Mrs G r E=zrt and chill
dre1- L Axe, z CoruEell. Z Won Tempsky,
4 3 Warner and wife, Sam Obed and
vie. and III deck.
DEEAETCzEs-
For HiIo, Ezy ports and Volcano. per
EIuzu- March 56-Miss May Baldwin. Wong
Wa. Wax and wife, G Wilder and wife,
Miss Wild. John 4 Wood and wife. Mr.
More lr Dottsrel, Nr Davis, d Il Driver,
z J7lson. Z ZoetzI, G Brush and wife
The eleven last namsd are for the Volcano
For Kauai. per Mikahzls, March 27-R
" 7 Purris, Mss Lyman. Mrs FOuntsin,
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CoMNERC IAL.
HoNoLULU. 4PRIL ,. ~


The arrivals iron foreign ports, for the
week. were the ! y Castle. the Lady Lamp
son. the :. g. Wilder Snd ths Aidie c. Hes
ssitins from ssh Francisco and the Mystic
Belle from NeE York.
TIE departures we're the Addie c. HsSsel-
tine for the Gilbert and Marshall Islands.
tie Forest Queen. the Sono1s and the CsIb2-
men fer Ssn Francisco. Tie shipments ger
TIE above for San Francisco aggregated
SIS. 756.65.
The receipts Of domestic produce, last
week, we're 4s.O5I bsgs sugar, l,lSe bsgs nee,
405 hides. Isl bags ava, is head live stock,
81 bags codee. 40 bags tAro, 400 oranges,
400 feet ohiG lumber and $50 bags potatoes
Ire s 2 Csraaiclc OF March 18th. gives =
statement Of imports IN the grocery trade for
ths month OF February. In sugars, the Ia
vaiizn Islands furnish about tvo-thirdS OF
the whole quantity. Following are he
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Administrators Notice .

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
4 neeu duly appointed Administering OF the
Estate Of y X kAAISO$I K. late Of Weha
HaInakua, Island Of Hawaii. deceased. Notice
. hereby given 20 al creditors Of the deceased
20 present iheir claims whether secured By mort
Gaes Of OtherNises duly authenticated aud with
the proper vouchers, If any exist 10 the Ttnfer.
signed within six months from the date hereof
or they viii be forever barred. and an persorls
indebted 70 the said deceased are requested "a
ia1ke immediate payment TO ths underlined
r. 4. LYMAN
AdmiEistrar0r Estate Of IS. K. Kasinoni
PaaHhau, Iisrnsk1a. Hawaii Mach 81 1sss
12I5-fr
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreelose.

'
~ that pursuant 70 power Of sale contained
in certain Mortgage deed dated the 4th day OF
May, 1888, made by g. Keakaulaiwi and j. Hi
liaka 10 A Unna, OF record in Liber 50, on pages
81, 81 and 50, and by said \. Unna assigned Il
Cecil Brown, Trustee, and for a breach of the
conditions in said mortgage deed contained, to-
wit: the nonpayment thereof, that the said as
signee Of said mortgage intends to foreclose sad
mortgage. and that all and singular the lands
tenoments and bereditsments in said mortgage
decd contained and described, viii after the time
limited by law, be sold at Public Auction on ac-
count OF the breach Of the conditions as herein
before mentioned
The property in said mortgage described being
situate at Hama, Island Of Maui, and described
as follows:
/. All the right title and interest Of the mort
gsgors, Of. in and to that land situate at KAPPA
hue, and being the same conveyed to mortgagors
by decd OF record in Liber az, on pages 25i and
35j. said interest being az acres
,. All the right, title and interest Of the mort
eagors, of. in and to the Ahupuaa of MuOIea. and
being the same conveyed 10 them by deed OF
record in Ii Der IS, on pages 3j3 and ISL. Said
interest being % acres OF said Ahupuaa.
3. All the right title and interest Of the mort
gaEors, Of in and 10 the Iii Alma Of Koali, and
being the same conveyed 20 them by deed Of
record In Li6er fs on pages 352 and 353. Said in
terest beng Il acres.
All that certain piece or parcel Of land stu
ate al PohaEumeii. and being the same premises
more particularly described in Royal Patent, No.
2Oe9 containing an area Of 20 5000 acres.
3. All that certain piece or parcel OF land stu
ale AZ HuIihana, and more particularly described
IN Roy ! Patent, No. 1854. containing an area Of
ii-f00 acres
D. III that certain piece or parcel Of land
situate at PukuIiua. and more particularly des-
crlbed IN Boya! Patent, No. 3I0I, containing an
area Of , OS-1O0 acres
Dated Honolulu. March 3lst 1855
CECIL BROWN, Trustee,
I&l24t- assignee OF said Mortgarc
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PoRT OF RoNoLULu.
Arrivals.

Arrivals
MONDAY, March 18th.
S.nr Mgizlsals, Kauai.
Schr A66is Hessslrire. San Francisco
"WEDNESDAY, March 18th.
Bktns : G Wilder, san Francisco.
Stmr c L Bishop. Huaq.
Bk Willie McLsren, Newcastle, \ 5 W.
Schr Leahi. hohalalele.
Ssnr kasla. waianae and WaisIua.
THURSDAY. March 18th.
Ship Mystic Belle, New YORK.
Bkt1e y Castle, San Francisco.
Bk LADY LampSon, san Francisco.
Schr Liholiho. hukaiaU-
Stur Waimanslo, hoOla1.
Sehr Mzu1okswai, hooIau.
FEDA1, March SIth.
Scbr Waisbu. Kusu.
S1mr JaS Makes. Kauai.
Stmr W G Hall, Maui snd Hawaii
SATURDAY, March 5lSt.
Stur Wsialeale, kauai.
Stmr L Bishop, Hslamsulu.
Stnr kaala. Waianse and Waialus
Stmr J CZmmins, WaimsnaIo.
Stmr Waimanslo, Wsimanalo.
Schr ka1lIl1a. Kauai.
Schr kazlokai. Lshains.
SUNDAY, April 1st.
Stnr Likslike. kzhzlai and Hama.
Stnr Surprise, Ls1pahoehOe.
Stur Mikahala. Kauai.
Stnr hinau. Mani and Hawaii.
Stur HilaEes Hon. Hauakua.
Schr WaIIsle, k1au.
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Departures.

MONDAY, March 18th.
Stur hinau. Hilo, way ports and Volcano
Stur Jas Makee, Kappa.
Schr k tuiIlua. Elsels, Hanspepe.
Scbr NaIlsls, kus1-
Stmr kasla, Waisnze and Waislus
Bk Csibarien, San Francisco.
Stur Lsh1a. HRelo.
Schr haalokai, Kauai.
STtnr F Bishop, Eusu-
TUESDAY. March 9th.
Am bk Sonona, San Francisco.
Stmr S1rprise, la1pahOehoe.
Stmr LikeliSe- kahulQi and Eay ports.
Stur Kilauea Hou. Paauhau, OokaIa
kohalzlele, HakAla1, kukaiz1.
Stmr Mikahals, Nawilivili, hoIos, EIeele,
Wsiuea- Kskaba.
Sehr Addis c Hesseltire, Gilbert and Mar
shall Islands.
Schr L1ks, Pspaikou-
WEDNESDAY, March 18th.
Am b Forest Queen, San Francisco.
StmE Mokolii. Mani, Aoloksi and Lanai.
Scur TEalani. Lahaina. hukCihaeIe, Homo
kzs. Paauhzu.
Schr Ea1ikeaouli, EohaIs, HalaEa.
Stur 4 CummIus. WaIaIua and hoOlau.
Stnr Bishop, Hanana1lu.
IECEsDAT. March 18th.
Stnr EssIa. Waianse and Waiaiua.
FRIDAY. March 30tb.
Sctr Lszbi, Kohals.
SATUED4I, March 3Ist
Stur 4 CGmuIcs, WaialCa-
ship Alex Mcneil, san Francisco.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOrecIOse.

PURSUANT TO POWER OF
4 sale contained in a certain mortgage made
BY dua K; aud Kappa ". his wife. morteagors. Of
haa9hsna; hoolauloa, Island Of Oahu. n L. %
aI9ert Jaeger, Trustee Of Honolulu Island o.
lss3 Of record in the Registry once In Honolulu.
IN opok %, pages 80 and 3i4 Notice 3 hereby
given mat the said Albert jaeger. Trustee, in
.snua 70 IOreclose the said mortgage for eouel-
ton broken. tO-Wit: the non payment of priuci-
pal and Interest and upon such foreclosure VIII
cen at p1biie auction a. a tine 70 be hereafter
ueslgD9ted. AZ and singular the premises De-
hed. to- further particulars apply 20 A. Rosa.
Attorney al Law, No. Is Kaahuniann street, Ho-
ngIllu ALBERT JAEGER. Trustee.
The premises 70 be sold are. an the premises
described IN Royal Patent Z0l4 L O. a. sigf p. 20
Hua, containing an area Of SO acres
rf2ls-ff1
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Notes from Hamakua.

Some Of the plantation managers
think that they can get on without the
ditch and do not care to guarantee the
Government fair interest on the IN
dertaking. 1t is impossible to over
rate the folly of such an idea. Every
ten or twelve years dry season comes,
and If ever We get a season like that of
rs or '76 every plantation on this slope
will lose at the least Sl00, GOO to $780,
600. In that year there were no sugar
interests TO speak Ono mules or
horses, chiefly buIlOcks-and very few
people. Water was dearer than whisky
and no one washed. There was hard
~ anything to be lost, and hardly any
one TO lose it, and yet every one suf-
fered more or less in body or purse.
The Government homesteads in Ha-
makua would be inestimably benefited
by a steady water supply. Remember
that there is no flowing water for
twenty-six miles and the springs have
all dried up at times in the past.
Let Government run the ditch
through, and YOU may be sure that
those plantations which are backward
in their support now, will in time of
drought be the loudest in their praise
Of q "spirited y Home Government
policy. l would venture TO say that
it would pay even as q joint stock
company.
Last night, Thursday the 18th, Mrs.
Geo. Z. RentOn gave a most delight
ful party at Kukaiau. People came
from miles around, and, like the Gov
eminent Policy, it was the most
"spirited" dance that ever was seen.
and the wall-fiowern was not in
bloom. cor
PaauiIo, Hamakua, March Both.
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FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS.
MADE COMPLETE

HAVING MADE COMPLETE
Ii arrangements, | shall receive EVERY
MAIL new sheets of stamps of all kinds. Sheets
of stamps sent on approval 10 any address ON the
understanding that they viii be sent back by re-
turn steamer.
Hawaiian stamps taken III exchange at fair
rates. In no case will stamps be charged al
higher rates than those OF established Eastern
dealers.
\ few very rare Swiss stamps by special agree
ment. One fac collection of over 200 stamps
for sale. W. f. REYNOLDS,
lI9l3m Union Street, Honolulu.
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SPECIAL NOTICE /!

4 ADVERTISEMENTS INTENDED
y for the WEEKLY GAZETTE. must hy
handed In by IL o'clock MONDAYS rs the paper
goes to press at 7. " On account OF the depart
nrr of the mntlS ON MONDAYS. lsie-tl
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to F0reclOse.

OURS u ANT TO POWER OlfS
Il sale contained in q certain mortgage made
on the 18th February. j. ID. 1sS2 by J. 81 Poohea
and Laie " his wife, 5. X. Poohca and Rose Poo
hsa his wife and L. K. Nahia. m0rtgasOrs 10 A.
Jaeger, mortgage. OF Honolulu. Oahu Of record
in the Registry ONCE in Honolulu in book S.
pages 1s5 and 1856. Notice is hereby given that
the said mortgage intends 90 fOreciOse the said
mortgage for condition broken to-wit: The non
payment Of principal and interest, and upon
such foreclosure viii sell at public auction az
time TO be hereafter desigudted all the lands
specified.
For further particulars apply 70 A. Rosa,
attorney az law, No - Kaahumamu street Homo
luin. AJAEGER Norfra1ee
The lands 70 be sold are. all those certain
pieces or parcels Of land situate in Wawais and
humuei, Island Of MOlokai. and more fully De
scribed follows:
!. All those parcels Of land described IN Royai-
Patent 3lis, kulcaua. 10 B. % Kanewanui. coz
tanning an area Of 1-J5 acres
2 All those parcels OF land described ia ROyaI
Patent 54l4, Kuleana 1929. 10 Sapohea ceres
~ fathoms
3. All those parcels Of land described IN ROYAL
Patent 1859, Kuleaua 39i4. 70 Nakoko. acre %
perches.
Z. All those parcels OF land described IN Rovaf
Patent 54l2 kuleana 1879, 10 keawe, Containing
an area Of rs fathoms. fa5s-it
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HONOLULU SAILORS HOME.

CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS
~ the funds required for rebuilding and fur
uishins Home viii be gratefully received by
any one Of the undersigned Committee OF Ways
and Means.
~ List Is nov opened at the Bank OF
Bishop Il Co.
J. b. ATHERTON.
b +. DILLINGHAM;.
JOHN IL. Patty.
Honolulu, Jan i6. 1888. 1901 SIN
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Ncm aOurrtistmrnts.
Mortgages Notice of FOreclos.
IRE and Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
i power Of sale contained in q certain mortgage
made by Grace Alice Dodd and James Dodd 10
Jonathan Austin Trustee, dated tit lth day %
June, A, ID. 1856, and recorded In bUok iel on
pages t76 and la IN the Office 81 the Registrar Of
Conveyanees IN Honolulu. Notice Il herebr
given that the said mortgage intends 20 fore
close said mortgage for condition. broken
namely; for non-payment OF principal and in
tercst. Upon such foreclosure tho mortgages
will sell or cause 60 be sold az Public Auction In
honoinla, on the Island Of Oahu. at the sales
room OF James l.. Morgan. on SATURDAY. the
sist day Of April A. d iSss. 40 - o'clock NJ. an
and singular. the land premises thereiE dcs-
cribea.
Below isa description or The property to be
sold aud any information relative thereto nav
be had on applying for the same TO Albert =
SmitA. Attorney az Law, No. @ kaahrmanu St.
Dated Honolulu. March -, ISIS.
JuNATHAN AUSTIN. Mortgage.
Description OF premises All that certain
Plains, IN Honolulu, In The island Of Oahu, and
described rs follows:
Lots numbered sss. ~. PAS and sfl on Govern
ment Survey Map OF KulaoSahua Plains. iions-
lulu.
Beginning point ON Beretania street. ma
kai side. distant leo feet ) J. from kccumoku
street aud running as follows;
Us as true elO feet along Beretania street.
: alo 10 " ggf lois 10 1uF .el
\ 6S9 ~ W " 20 Young street.
y 80 - sgi Lots ~ ana MS
20 the initial point. containing an asea OF - so
square feet. or 3J-lOO acres, more or less. The
land carries with % quarter interest In an arte-
sian well from which il Is now supplied 1sii-it
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NOTICE !!

A FTER DATE l WILL NOT
IA be responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife, she having deserted bed and board.
J. Il. EVANS.
Hopokaa March 10 lsSS 1910 80
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the HAWAIIAN MERCANTILE CO.,
tlimited) having accepted the Charter OF Incor-
poration, issued by the Minister OF the Interior,
has organized and elected the following officers
for the year expiring June /, 1888:
JAMES RESToS, President.
II. P. WoOD, Manager aud Treasurer,
r. WALLACE, Secretary,
Z. c. BOSD, Auditor
ROBERT HALL & z. {. BoND. VI. D., Directors.
II. WALLACE, Secretary.
KohAla. March Sd, 1855 13l2-2t.
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Notice to Creditors !
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

I - = = y I1IlIJINF-F I'D III Y IN T
been appointed administrator 81 the estate
OF Manuel RO1rieues- late Of Kailua. KOolau-
persons 10 present their claims. duly authenti-
ucated and with proper vouchers VII sfher Sc
cnred 1y mortgage Or Otherwise % hiz cflce.
NO y kaahumanB street. Honolulu wifhfu six
months from the first publicatiez Or this H6siee
or they shall be forever barred And q % persksf
Indebted % OF holding property 81 any va
WhateoeYer belonging 20 said Manuel Rodtifslss
are hereby requested 70 pay such indebtedrcss,
ana return such property 20 the undersirnt
without delay. A. ROSA
AdmiRtr Estate Mauaei Hodrfgnes decd
Dated Honolulu. February n fss8 fz09
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03

In rice. Ceiaa supplies 1857 tons I9c IS %,
Hawaiian Islands, $50 tons 14c, and Japan,
3 tons SC.
Ths values Of the imports Of foreign mss-
chza5iss BY SEA ard ran a. the Port Of san
Francisco daring she month OF February
were as follows.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.
IN ANCE WITH


Il power Of sale contained in a certain mortgage
made BY kauahipaka a. OF WaikaUe. Koolau-
poke. Oahu. 70 Sylvester Cullen of Waiahole
dated the oth day Of January, A. d. 1885 recorded
IN the Office Of the Registrar OF COnVeyances in
Liber %. page 100 Notice is hereby given
that said mortagagec intends to forecIose
said mortgage Tor condition broken. to-wit:
the nonpayment Of both principal and interest
when due. and upon said foreclosure will sell az
public auction. 81 the sales rooms OF J. F. Nor
gan, IN Honolulu. Of MONDAY the Goth dav
OF April, 1888, at u y Of said day the premises
as described in said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had OF WI1IrAM A.
kinney, Attorney at Law.
SYLVESTER CULLEN.
Honolulu. March 18Th. 1855
inc premises TO be sold are All shat land sit
uated a. said hoolaGpoko and deserted as fol-
lows: Apana alma Kuleana waiho Ia ma Wal
ahole, hoolaupoko, Oahu, oielo ia d Ikea ma
"a Ihoe o hamaka. PslapaIa Sila Nui Heiu 1881,
hulea1a Heiu 1862 =
The above described premises being the ,
APsla Of said Royal Patent and containing
otlVy and y 100 Of an scre respectively.
1910 st
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Nrw advertisements.
FOR SALE.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE
II BUILDING LOT, situate on the mauka
side OF Jadd Street, between the late residence
Of the undersigned aud the lanc opposite the
premises OF the Rev. II. ii. Parker.
~" tor terms and particulars apply 10
iss-im is00tf JOHN II, Patty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC {!

THE COUNTERS REPRESENT
L ing one-eighth and one sixteenth of dollar
issued by the Waikiki Sugar Company. viii be
redeemed at the Company's office az Waikiki,
Maui, on presentation on or before the LIST day OF
May. ISIS
Persons holding any OF the said Counters will
please take notice.
Honolulu. March - 1883.
l2il-6t IgS2w PER ORDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03

Irritated Threats and annoying
coughs are quickly relieved by the
genuine Butter Scotch, only to be
found at the Pioneer Steam Candy
Factory Of f. Horn. Plenty Of testi-
monials.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03
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TINT TABLE
or rRE
OCEANIC MAIL SERVICE
CARRYING riiE
English, American and Hawaiian Mails.
BETWEEN
London, Mem YORK, San Francisco. Homo
illa. auckland and Sydney.
lSKAiso. 20 eAGngsl
i. American and Hawaiian Mails.
Leave San Francisco for Honolulu.

ISEAise. 20 eAangs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03

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