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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-11-06
EDUCATION IN KOHALA.
A Teachers Association Formed Flour
ishing Condition OF the schools.

A Teachers Association Formed Flour
ishing Condition OF the schools.
The teachers in the English schools OF
North Eohala, Hawaii, in orier to assist
in raising the standard of education in
that district, have organiEed themselves
into an association for the exchange OF
ideas, discussion OF methods and the APP
pication OF them to the WORK in hand.
For the present, their meetings will be
held monthly. As there are now nine
English teachers in the district, these
meetings viii be both pleasant and pro-
fitable
At the last meeting. Miss Wing, OF the
Foreign School, presided; Mr.. Lord, of
the Makapala School, acted as recorder.
There were also present Mrs. Lord and
Mrs. lamar HusSey, OF the Makapala
School: Miss Ostrom, OF the Chinese
Mission School, and Miss Emma Renton,
Miss Turner, Mir. and Mrs. Thatcher, OF
the Ainakea School. The following pro
gramme was carried OUT
Quotations from educational authors
on educational topics, by each teacher.
Discussion by Mr. Lord OF Teachers
meetings and what they accomplish"
Alter ten minute talk on teaching read
ing by each teacher, and general dis
cuSSiou of the work in these schools, 4
committee on programme was appointed
for the next meeting, 70 be held the cath
inst. The feature of this meeting will
be discussion, to be introduced by Mr..
Lord, OF language-woTk. These meetings
will further serve as a medium for the
exchange Of educational books, papers,
etc. All persons interested in the work
OF the English schools are invited to be
present
In both the Government schools the
attendance has greatly increased; SO
much so in the Makapala school as to
retard the work This school must have
Z fourth teacher In the Ainakea school
the teachers could not do justice 10 any
additional pupils.
Miss Wing speaks eneouragingly OF her
work in the Foreign school. The at
tendance remains about the same as at
the close OF last wear.
Mr. Frank Damon is very fortunate in
having secured the services of Miss
OStrom, q recent arrival from Minnesota,
as teacher of English, in the Chinese
school at Makapala. A.
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the writers iov the ADvEEglSks As sal
&-sei government o.icialS who should
have been kicked on long ayofor iucom-
pe,ency. and woald have been bus Tor
the tact 81 being party heelers ana in
need o. the sSlAry. and then proesedS
70 accuse tins paper Of descending 70
Nhas II calls personal journalism. T
Beautiful sud Characteristic consistency.
The gentleman ; fairness equals his cur
seSy. and bosh are unique says this
many-namsd ls.tsr writer, II we were
% rake Up the history q these gentlemen
.; the present missionary party, We
Goubs Il lower state q blackguzriiSn
o. social morals could anywhere be found
than attaches isself 70 the skirts Of some
oi the mosuls o. that political faction.
We have names, iaciS and figures in cur
possession but. The man who boasts
q the terrible things which he might OF
could dos but. i presumably + coward.
l, would &fogd the ADvEErgSER great
satisfaction 70 have these mares, facts
and figures produced Sni made public
with s. little delay IS possible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-11-06
MISSIONARY woRK.
Monthly Meeting Of the Wonaa's Board
Home and Foreign Reports

Monthly Meeting Of the Womaa's Board
Home and Foreign Reports
The m01thIy meeting Of the Woman's
Beard Of Missions vas held On Friday
afternoon, in the parIors Of Central Union
C1urch- Hrs Rev H Bingham, Pres
i1=ut, Mrs & z. Bishop, Secretary, and
fifty Other ladies' were present
Tue auxiliary socistie=-GleaneT and
Helping Hznt-Esre reported As having
he'd interesting meetings during the
m0lth-
The Hawaiian wax had BEEN vel car
riei On By native lady Bible readers.
/ Ietter from Miss Ostr0m a. Kohzls
va very encouraging = 70 the Chinese
z-h0oI- the new tezcher being much in
csrestsi IN the Eork There zre q
s,shSlzrs u the scfool. and tEo Sabbath
schOoLs are 70 Be started Alrs- SimD-
sIa, q WElukH, and Miss Green, Il this
ely. reported tfIzIrresDectIve educational
Eork zEllng the Chiness steadily gain
IN Zr1uld-
Mrs Dr. Hyde gave Al zee01nt q an
Interesting revival among tie Jspznsss
herE-
s1me F1ung pe0pls frOn these Islands
AZ Oberifu had ATTENDED the nesting q
the Ansexlezn Board u Cleveland, and
Lesters from them we're rezd, sh0Einz
thai tFsF had derived Zr=zs pleasure and
bzleGt R11 the preceding
5ls- Cosn rad the paper for the
uouEh, giving - zecO1nt u missionary
E1rk AZ SsT G1In=z and Ii the South
Gzsz rsrerzllT
C5mnitIees EsPortsd hzzing yiEited
tn Clinese sehools and EeEzIzhzo
GIEls Seminary
Mrs- z 2. Dillingham;, Treasurer, ~
p0rts5 rsazipts for the mO1fh a. 81. =.
ard tie eoILectisa ~ this meeting
Amounted u f45
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THE ehOice q IN executive and lszis-
l2rure BY the votes q the people 10 De
ruled. east In &n orderly and peace&ble
manner .ean never be. To anyone who looks
below the surface Q; things, other than
an Interesting snd suggestive spectacle
Bg. when the result q the election i to
* the choice Of the rulers Of 6f5y mil
Iio1S q the most intelligent Sni enter
pri,ias people IN the world, AMI the de
ciding Tor four wears q the public policy
OF one of the great po~ers Of the earth,
the occasion rises fairly into the region
Q; the sublime When we reject that On
the same dAy.&t the sane hour, through
ont : region extending thousands Of
niles tron ocean 10 ocean, millions Of
men are assembling at thousands and
even tens o. tbo1sanis Of places, IN
crowded cities Snd quiet country villages
i4r Up On mountain slopes and cut on
vide and breezy prsir5es, beside the
rArrle Snd wh5rI Of busy factories S1d IN
secluded mining camps, to decide such
yxst 2nd possibly far-reachfng issues by
The quiet &ni simple process Of dropping
LITTLE pieces Of printed pager into box,
~e realize, n some measure, the vast
progress the world has really mSde IN sub-
S1iIutlnz the peacsJbIe processes Of lSv
and reason Tor the reign OF violence &nd
brute force When we remember further,
that the rescIt Of this election. Whatever
t nay be. VIII be sccepted znd sub
nf5zs,i 70. quietly, peacs4bly and IS :
matter q eoGrses re SIRE inspired with ;
new faith II tue possibilities q human
nature, and iaeI th4t those who wrought
and suffered t1r The establishments Of
popular government 4nd Liberty under
the restraints Ct seli-lmposed I4E, we're
11s coustrucsiug an sEiIEscs Of cardboard
and co6WeFs, bat erecting 81 enduring
temple upo1 : Eo1nd2tio1 Of solid rock
The election Of President Of the United
S12-ss. the Ezcs t1zt there & sub N &C
casi0n, th4z Il / - vaSs, th4t It Is con
5-cts5 j. Il :, and h4s s1ch results, i I
full II eacouraesus1t 61r 4LI who desire /
the euEranch5ssuznt and elevation Of
their taLl1~ men
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1aEEB on MISSIONARIES.

II answer % Scr1s erI-es Of d1rsIEn
z5sz5gcI-i=s- his I1-srrb7z= naturalist
encs replied a 51l-nEx-
TEeF 51rg=tr C VII lat rsz=1aer-
LIZ tun17 sleriti,e 1E5 TIE poEeF of
Al 55,fa1-.GE Pr5=sth,91d7 : sysrsz q
pruEl;EAsy uzlilr1.IIslis,5 II any oth,zr part
Ct the world, Ezra-ii,.i,;;=, : consequences
Ct that sszazzz- bla.a,IF Wars where the
err,,z-r-rs spared u=5llsr WgnEn mr.
ck55-sz-zhaz IL rh1sz thEzs have
beer 4heLzhs,f. ant s5.E- dishonesty n
temperance AID E,,sn-i1rls1,ssz h1se
besa E-sa7sF refined u tie insrurttl,-
sa,C Il CbrlscizuEsy- II Fsy1zzr "a
6,rgsk these til1.rs L biEse i1,-IEI-l-liss=--
slr ztGGi5 X chsEz.e e b Il the PoizE
Ct zhzgEre.k On s1Ens E1laFa caHSs,
lie VII al,1st 6sEuC-Iy PzE Ehzz TIE
lessen 1f the @isz6.n.ErE @ay E1Fs 81
sz1l.ss5 tins ar#
EEEel mgEu tEE- Mr. Darwin =
a- Eun bang religious hfr7t- WIS
very Ees n rs views 1a1Gz SIKH ELr-
tzx, znt lid sFug IEIE EUu tfE
1.,espGz.s orrh.l,s.E bslef u sz-h II *
tzzt Il Z y pesT generally rzzErlisat Il
Il 1Eli,.i- Boz kz VS. @az CT i1s=l-z-
Tsncs, cf ss5I1sIal1- All EaqyE Al II
Gzn5zr- HIS pswsz Il o6szrvI-51rz
were hsr.sIT sr-E-nssss- Gn,5 GaT En.6s CHE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-11-06
California Fruit Farm OF Former
Hawaiian Resident.

The following description of the estate
OF Mr.. S. I. Alexander, brother of Hon.
W. D. Alexander of Honolulu, is con-
tanned in published letter from Ander-
son, ten miles south of Redding, Shasta
county, Northern California:
IS 7. Alexander, six miles from town,
has what is destined to be one OF the
finest, if not the finest, fruit farms in the
valley. There are now planted to trees
and vines l60 acres. 100 of which were
set out this year. All told there were
planted 900 trees divided as follows:
Thirty-ive acres to prunes, mostly
French, sixteen acres to almonds, six
acres 10 olives, twenty acres to peaches,
five acres TO oranges and one acre to Sicily
lemons. There are about thirty acres OF
Muscat grapes and ten or twelve acres OF
old orchard. Fifty acres more were
cleared this summer, which Will be
planted during the season to olives and
prunes- A crop Of blaekberries yielded
over 500 per acre"
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The anglican Chronicle

The November Anglican Church
Chronicle deplores and rebukes the in
difference, said to have developed in this
community during the last twenty years,
toward churches and benevolent socle-
ties. An extract IS copied out Of letter
from NJ Harry Won Holt, describing,
With a graphic touch that one who tTaV-
eled to write might envy, the cities Of
HOngkong, Yokohama and Toxic The
news pages are well filed. and "Our Pr
grimage" Is continued, this time taking
the reader to France.
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he GAZETTE / secular news
paper As such Il Hzs ID theoIozfczl
opinions 10 profess or zdEoeats, mr. b.:
Z any quarrel With the theology of any
ous else Whatever the personal views
n L. e'ii-ar q any II IL writer's may BE-,
the religions faith Of this i5uruzI < Gun
6uei 10 th1se bruad principles at rigf.l
conduct based u reverence toward C5od.
and justice ard g1od-EiH toEarI cur
isiL5Eu=1, which not OaEy al ienornfn-
4Ei1as Of C Christians, bit the best men Il
81 rsLiE1nz profess 70 hsEd- On The
basis CT respect IN one gu1sFssr's rixflts-
and agreeFng 70 disagrse Of Al es1tr1-
Tsrred points of doctrine, Nc Gan zhzke
hands and Be friends with TIE 4r,:h-
bizh5P of Canterbury, the Grand Laznz
u Tibet or the Pastor uf Central Uni1a
Chzrch-prugfi=sf, of caczse, zTzzyz-
thai tlose fzlesi5lsriI=s VII 1t B1z
Fh=1 anF cfaGrrh Il e-.L==izszsttffesz! orzsr-
iizBtils1s L. =1chs u Any a1-fl1ri1ssi rsprs-
=euE11fvs thereof aeting II IL behalf,
eu1erz the E=ii Il p'lIfii,1s- OF proposes
and advocates any particular p.al5.y With
references 70 matters within TIE rznzs az
PSz5L5. IL gsT=ruueuraI Affairs, u= are
5sGz5 70 1ee+ the issue AMI dia.asz L
@ VIII We Conceive - b = merits,
r=zariL=@ q the persoeaI character, tie
theological FcsTtE5a, q ths serEsszzzzs..zI
.Iztzz of tEe pers1u q oszzu zzzzzf1a inn
Eh5za L pr7cEs,is- Far tie Bz.aop d
OEha perz11zTIF ~ enteErzln hzzh -
svact- and GlihlCeh ~ DIR inn bfna
u saue important matters x reIlEo1s
belief, We have always rszEr1se,f hin z.
II ahIe uzz. Al Industrious and earabIe
z.ffszEnistrztor, znd =ineEgE All EzErhfzI
EarEzg Il tie zs-vlae of TIE eh-rh u
rhirh n hE deg1es9 his Tx Bat
Ehez K proposes a rzI5ezI -hz1zz n
the esfze1ziolszI szzrsz e the nEthao. Z
eslz1zs Fhlefs L 0ppoes5, MT ely 70 tie
setrisd pnEeF ID the GsTernmeut, bet 70
what VIZ regard * soand psineSgle AID
god PeIargs ne are Pr=pzrz5 q lzz=s he
tE1esrzon pr1Epelg AID da-i5e4lg, aid
oPp,1se Z ng At Eeszrfzzate n.azaz - or
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/ PECCLI1R zrd distinctive product q
A1zsr5ea1 party politics L what L known
IL the boss The presence aud per-
1fu1c591z acsfvizy Of tas PersonAge 50
named l. not confined TO either Of the
two great p,5iIrb.II parties Though It 4p-
pears % have been in the fostering shelter
of the Democrats. f1Ef thai he first -
z1ue.5 lzEt15-z f7rr and Vrvpcrtiou- His
existence AMI t1uctI2lz o1cs recognized
4zi z.;rllss,s=,i Ii, he rapidly bLlssuule,i
firth in5g th1l TROPICAL exzderzzcs Of
power and pcslzus51n which cEl1rl.tsri1s
hin to-day But Wherever be origin
4zs,f, h= haz II al events SPREAD r.1pTcEy.
He his listened himself Epou American
P.lIz1i,s Ike thu Lz1-1uz q the sl1pes oE
EGua- 4ni seenz g1l-e = 61H.r-It to zEt
nj Of Nav WIZ L 5Fzz 50 boss He's
simply the CHEF m1n5g1Llt1c or we
pQLl=r, ths Mn wh1. IL : u1rs q lass
complete extz1s, coutrlLs 1ui rms the
regular party zLchIzery- He Il L via
4rr4zZ=s e.L1cuszs. and makes ID
=iLzss- and selects TIE Delegates u
be sIsrtes5 tn 11nTsct51uz, and II Al
party 1I11Ers Sos IL the power behind
tn throne gzzsraIy- GREAT L TIE b.lss
All 1at u b dssplse,i. 4 u sa,i Of
peapiz hITE HlC1d att ID thzi- cls1-
C5sntLz1z=1 Il g1o,f l11z1ti11s All In
Led experiences, VIA e11zr the E=L5 of
PaI5-ics win Large szp,=,.lL1ill1s 1f Use
fsizins=ss % t1= F'1E5iEa. ami han,1r and EI1rF
57 thz1=elvsss Ers very aut ID Izrore or
zz.i,=rTEl-s= -hs importance az the md
Ei.tzEI II ,.-z=ss51u- El-h thz rzsulr az
being bBiIy- and s5ueIlez y5ry Gzsz-
pe-1aEF I=f--- Tins IN Il o1- p.lliE-f-
CT hisFsry, W Il H1ELd c41 hardy b
SIT e have eTer HssEu Wh4z L EE 70
have / 6csE- Perhaps s1ue cFz5-aI per-
s1u naF SLY thE L a,=,.au=e ~ never
Lad any q,lIIzz--i..:s - any p'E-tizs- We arr
MT II IL sire tf.lE =5-..l1 L criticism would
u 1l5azzLz,sr Eizhl1U1 f1rge- Boz h,sw-
ever XIX may Il. AM however M pr=
==z nay DIR Euu Ehs past w dar'r
EE1G azF 5asE Il HEELiaz FaIz-Isss AID
W calui71 lz1znd Z have EFH W eaa
help L. Nevertheless w Erz q1i1s Fz4
EEIrs thIz L las b.=e1 5s=tzr7zzae=1 Z
ssrrLin quarters that hlsE L EflLt VIZ
Will AMI lhI1 Il 5asE We snail hlFe-
The cEnlIl5.EHz or caEalf5iEz=s Ers On hand
AMI ars already 4 rzE1g TheF t0ak
L E--iss prslluzzI-T syn sF=r the track
Fsar AZ. buI VIII u=sIzzs L L believed,
MT Ll-a.EsEi-sr =lli=il..s.sry q tFl.s1zeIv=z-
We shLl hive usrs 2 SIT aasGE bossz
here1z
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sser1s a HsaaIsl.

HeEs vas r=eeiyed Sunday By tie
steamer Ws1aiezle Il HAY feshes It
HzazIzi sEnsus Hz1zI=i, EzzzI, lat
Moudzy week, tolHz considerable dan
sz N the gie5a5tF- A1o1g the heavy
l0sers Fzs 1lr. z GeEke, formerly II
EzEiHi, MIA Lozs III p1z. 8 zexss Il eagn,
zT5t rzmsrDgs hanna fFses, ard hdnself
nzxrsx1y escaped Ring dnDEnsd while
z1EeL1p GInz % CEDes TIE stream dETinz
tEs EszsEsE ThG15er ard Hzfstninx,
zoS511Dzli=z3 By rzS1, sseh A. hzd rIo<
hee1 ezpeE5encei f0r : Io1Z tl1ns LAT ~
TIE I1hs5stz1ts q fkze logety vale, pze-
VALID BIZ Vii bxisf 11rzfloa-
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CECoND CIRCUITcoIprop

A 49, II
- iLe hawaiian IslaHds.-In Probate. Island
=. aAui- HAWAIIAN Islands. SIS. In the maffer
Maui deceased " " 4ilhAu,
a seaeament, Purportng 10 be the last VIII
Snd testament u A EaGmu. late Of Wailaku
si1oi- osc@Ased. having on the twentieth dav ~
September A u. is5s, been preseI ed ~ -
ProJaie Court, and q petition FOR The probate
thereof, and for the i-suanee Of Ieffevss 49,.
me9tary 70 Z. II Bailey and Emily BsiI-v
having been fled b. H. Bailey.
Nctlee is hereby given thar EgDVgensv
,1e wen J-nf-i day o. November. D. 1855 AZ
~ y. eieek A 4 Of said day. st the Court Room
q zAid Court, a. Waikiki Maui h. snd ~
s-l1s ~ ls hereby appointed the time foF DOWN
so VIII ana hearing said application. zken
4nq Nhsre any person interested nav ansear
La co.ts.t TIE said VIII, and the granting Of
~ = further ordered that notice thereof he
5''sh y p1Diication for three successive svee5s
IL the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and .Enkos r.e,.r.
p1Pers p5Ihtsd and published IN Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. u. l.. October rs. lsss
gEO- z RICHARDSON
Circgst Jgd 2 second Judfciai Cone II
rl24-3 - -
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sTANPs.l
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

THE SUPREME COURT OF
4 the Hawaiian Islands. ELLA LYCET~r
W. JOHN LYCETT.
waiian Islands, King: 'e -
To the Marshal of the Kingdom, or his Deputv
Greeting: no NePu'y'
lou are hereby commanded 20 summon JOFIN
LIZ BIT, Defendant. in case he shall Ale writ,
Ten answer within twenty day- after 81, 49,.
hereof, TO be aud appear before the supreme
Court al the October Term thereof 10 he bni5sr
al Honolulu Island Of Oahl on MONDAY -s-
hrst day OF october next. at ten O'clock n 10
show cause why The Claim Of Ella T~cett
flair IN. should not be awarded her pursuant
TO she tenor OF her annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ Nth FAN
return VI your proceedings thereon
witness. Hon. A. FRANCIS JTrDD
Chief Justice OF the sunrsnee
Court, at Honolulu. this tbirfv-
hrst day OF August, 1883.
NA-SJ HENRY SMITH
hereby certify that the foregoing il 81 tn.
copy Of the summons IN the above eanse srd
that sAic Court has this day ordered pubIicssiI--
the-e9i and continuance Of said cause ~ ~.
next January term % said Supreme Cont
tr-,-., WILLIAM FOSTER. Clerk
--' oS-uoeI = looo I2ff-6f
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7CUPREME COURT m T,I,p

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. Ia IN
matter Of the Estate OF MANUEL. VINCENT
'l.. OF AaAaSao- Maui. deceased. interstate.
fe & Co Of Honolulu. Oahu eredifo-s aiIs,
ihs that sa,d Manuel Vincent. Jr.. died AZ Ks.
IsAn a. MakaHao. Maui. on the thirteenth dsv
Of oetiooer, 1855, aud praying that letters q
somlnlstration issue 10 j. +. Hackfeld
II II ordered that MONDAY, the twelfth dsv
o. NoteihOer. leos- al 10 o'clock A. N he ana
hereby i appointed for hearing said petition In
~ ~ NIIil room OF this Court. az AliioIani
maze hohoinlu- al which time aud place All
persons concerned may appear and show cause
y. any the{ nave Why said petition should moi
Honoiulu- October Is, 1855
By the Court:
1z4.-3t HENRY SMITH. DENNY Cls,k
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Bp 7uiRoun

Notice ~ APPSlztnaszt - Fire Marshal.
In scoo7dzaes with the poaer vested in
ne ~ law hzve this Day appointed
JOHN CORRECT WHITE 10 k FIre Mar
sal q shs Fsre Departments q Honolulu.
CHAS. s. WILSON.
CAiSr Engineer Honolulu FSre psps-
Approved:
L A TEVESTcN.
MiniSssr q lnssrior-
Ho-olE,u, Ncv. 1, iSSS- lS9lw 1883
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Administrators Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
ing been day appointed THIS nav -
ths hon =. >. l. man. CIfcuit JuSgs Tbf,d
judicial Cifeulf- leland Of Hawaii. 4d,,ini.-
80 IN w E-t1ts o. JAMES AWAI AKAU.
~ o. mo iasceasedJ, All persons bsVi69
Claims a<ainst said estate are hersby notieeS -
present. me zane within six mOnrhs f,o1- 49,.
- III ~ nDtcs. ~ fhsy will Be forever barred.
sela esiate are requested 70 make
'@-iiS-L4Ls pa ilent 70 the uHdersI1ued
LUTHER sEVERAECE
M, 4aministrafOT Esfats James 6sgef ak.n
hilo- Hawaii Oct = isss 10 = 80
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HarafIan Hotel Arriral..

November 4ih-E. Naefe ard family.
KilAuea, Kauai; Walter c. Dart, Hama
mzulu. Kauzi; Vim. H. Cornwell, Wal
kzPu, Maui; z. 4. Bielenberg, Waikiki /;
IL BshOp, il, London
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AOrtgagee's Notice Of Inten.
tiOn to POreeIOse.

- l. H5 DAAI 10 POWER OF
i tale Contained IN q esr.sln rao,f1sgs
mad bg J, y. P0BO1Hl % KeaiiHs. dsfef i6s5
az y OctoDsE. 4. b. Iss7. and rscofded ln
Libss 10, pzzss y @nd -, the saderslgned
bersDg ejTes nDtes u Intention ~ f0reeIoss
fEe sz,d Ecffz4ze Tor condition broxer 800.
ne lo1 HsJneAt - principal Nhen Due. ara
after ne iiAs matted " i4N vii cell 81 DabiIc
Esction ~ isEos aesiga4tsd IN ssld NOR 80.
-oF, 2 - KEALfE1,
Hcrt119se.
Psr5eS psnieglars esn b bad u william y.
Achl- stserneJ~zCLsN.
~ crs1iiees ~ b. foid aFes
FjFsf- TX seres II lad situated q Labti-lki. :
Kzk1igaEsr =. Hafsis, 5sazli. beng 3 part II
tsCfs 1fsnnsss oeFeUbe1 10 Royal PsffBt ~
u kekaols, 411 epegsyed - sald y. u Pens-
lzl - esi1 kskeiDss - eee1 recorded "a
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seeoad Is<iD aerss Described ln Fovef
fsteat - = ke1llrlot1. sf1 coDTege1 - ssid
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said Aepii1144, " des4 fefer1ef n Lf1rr =.
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scN 81 &11. f1N-n
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III UNDERSIGNED HAV-
a lag been daily appointed Admfnisfr-for ~
", " Estate % JOHa BAKER. lac of Lsksjns
I'LL. .ne-I. 1scsssed. hereby notifies al 1900 >
iDe ssr4s, d1iJ YeTiafd. within az no1tS- f,o5o
lLis date. OF they viii Be forever bsrred. ~
~ Derspn< owing said declared are reo-.s...fed
" make ilme1iate Dsg0eBt -
7 z. EVANS.
Aomi1lsfrstOr d The Estzse IN Josn we,
Lshaln4, Eaui- sOT. !. -. izflEt
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WEDNESDAY. ,ss ssSs q No7szbes,
ISSS. bsirS ths Anniversary % TIE rseoSai-
sio- e Hawaiian IrisrsuGssce by tes Cor
e-z-s-ts q Great Britain and FrSzes. gil
es osse-vs6 a. Nasioal HoliiSy. srd sll
Gove-ors-t oszces tAr0zzs0Cs tie hI-EGozs
VII - eloze6 q thzs Gay
L 4. TEUR>TON,
Minister q tie Interior.
I=:s-io< Oses. November :. ISIS.
T5S5s 6y-lt-I5-Is
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FEE Fa1pIs zFEr=sa.ztz EEs szfs,.EItE Ct
Supplying nsaElaEI a-as1.izzrs % EE.ssz
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

FhEM r COURI OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands. In the matter OF the
Estate Of GEORGE D. FREEFH, OF Honolulu
Oahu. Voluntary Bankrupt
Creditors OF the said bankrupt are hereby
hotheH 70 come IN and prove their debts before
such Justice OF the Supreme Cont ~ shsif ~
sitting in Chambers At Aliiolani Hale. Homo
iulu. on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day OF Novenl
per- iSsS between the hours OF ten o'clock In
cleo. one or more Assignees OF the said bang
rupt's estate.
BY the Court.
Honolulu. October 81, 1885. fsss.sr
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FRIDAY. The IsSh q NoVs=be-, ISIS,
hSiuS ths Anniversary q sas birth q his
Nsisssy IL King, wlll - Observed as s
Nzsso7L Hols&sy. and al rab6e odess
sS-o1Seozs TIE hizSGoa VII Re Closed -
that Gsy.
L A. THCRSTOS
Minister - TIE Ints-ior.
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us = 6y-lk-I5I5
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Ian pezsau wisss p,sses5 n ti..s BalllztiEH
Il Fr5szF In s0hzsrYzz 5sszzIhez
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NM. LOwEIE and ALBEGT Won
GEAEyEMEyEg o. Mzkazao. Mani. EkTs
rs Gxy bsez appointed usubers q the
NAkzzao Rs36 Bosr5. vtce L N. w&Lse
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Albert Ecc Gr2sTs1svsr.
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IONA. AUSTIN.
Minister g tes Izrsrl5r Il l1tsEl@
T-.s-sor Csses. O,.-. =. ISIS I54z-Sz
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81. q Gsre-nnent -.

On WEDNESDAY,, SoysGoec Il. ISIS, st
y o'cIock cocc- az shz front sat-1rce &C
AIlsrtzzf Hale, vii BE- sold AZ Public Aux
si-z shz rs11Aizl5se 0f the GoEsruEscs
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