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Supreme Cours-At Chambers.

MONDAY, March 18th.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE PRESTON
Estate Kaae. Kanakanui appointed
administrators under 81 800 bond
BEFORE THE FULL BENCH.
Board of Immigration VS.. Hakalau
Plantation. Decision for defendant.
In the matter of u. Kalai, Police
Justice of Kohala. Misconduct in of
flee. Decision rendered, ordering re-
spOndent dismissed from office.
BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE BICKERTON.
Joaas da Costa VS.. w. G. Parke, as
signee of joaquin Zablar, bankrupt
Assumpsit, Sl85. Plaintiff appeals
from judgment of the Justice of the
Police Court of Honolulu, where iudg-
ment was rendered, December Z, 1887,
in favor of defendant. Heard and de
cision reserved.
TUESDAY, March 18th.
BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE BIcKERToN.
S. Hoffnung 6, Co. VS. Max Eckart.
Assumpsit. On motion of plaintiffs,
defendant is ordered in default for fail
ure to answer G. Brown for plaintiffs.
Estate of Mil *. Proof of will.
Kila (w), petitioner in person. Will
admitted to probate and said Kila APP
pointed administrative with the will
annexed under 500 bond
Estate Thomas Brown. Final set
Element. Partly heard and continued
till called. G. Brown for executrix.
Estate George Engelhardt. Proof of
will. Ordered that the matter stand
continued for one week. W.O. Smith,
attorney for petitioners, l.. A. Thurs
ton and G.. Bolte, executors.
WEDNESDAY, March l4th.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE BIcKERToN.
In re estate of Lorenzo Marchant,
deceased. Mr.. F. A. Schaefer, custo-
dian of the will, petitions for probate of
the same. The will is admitted to
probate and +. A. Schaefer is appoint
ed administrator with will annexed
under $500 bond, the usual notice to
creditors to be given. +. VI. Hatch
for petitioner.
In the matter of the bankruptcy of
r. w. Lame. Claims proved up to
$50 p. M. amounted TO Sc, 794 10. A.
J. Cartwright is elected assignee. The
schedule of assets specifies book
accounts to the amount of 81, 400 and a
half interest, worth 81, $50, in the lease
hold of property on the espIanade.
stock in trade estimated at S1.466
animals and wagons used in business.
500. Total assets S4,G16
Guardianship of minor heirs of NJ
and w. G. Jones. w. A. Kinney,
guardians resignation and account.
Partly heard and continued till called.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
The King vs.. w. S. Luce. Con-
spiracy. Attoney-Genera and De-
putty Acknowledgement for the Crown.
Messrs. Whiting, Hatch and Hartweli
for defendant.
The King vs.. G.. W. Maefarlane and
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Notice.

The following persons are duly authorize
Agents of the Board of Health:
L. W. Meyer, Molokai.
Capt. j. Il. Brown, Honolulu. Oahu.
c. b. Reynolds, Honolulu, Oahu.
VIM. Il. Tell, Honolulu, Oahu
Hale Kaia, Honolulu, Oahu.
Dr. c. B. Wood, Honolulu, Oahu.
DR.. A. B. Carter, Waialua, Oahn.
DR.. D. Campbell, Waimea, Kauai.
Dr.. 5. L. Craddock, Hanalei, Kauai
DIR. Geo. Herbert, kealia, Kauai.
DR.. st. d. G. Walters, Lihue, Kauai.
DR.. J. X. Smith, Koloa, Kauai.
Thos. W. Everett, Waikiki, Maui.
DR.. f. b. Sutlif, Waikiki, Maui.
DR.. c. G. Bull, Makawao. Maui.
DR.. II. L. Curtis, Hama, Maui,
DR.. Jno. Heddick, Lahaina, Maui.
DIR. j. H. Kimball, Hilo, Hawaii.
DR., C. b. Greenfield, Hamakua, Hawaii.
DR.. A. F. Raymond, Kau, Hawaii.
DR.. b. d. Bond, Kohala, Hawaii.
DR.. c. A. Peterson, Molokai.
n b. EMERSON,
1S6 President Board of Health.
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CUPREME CouRr OF TILE

SUPREME COURT OF THEe
- Hawalian Islands In Probate. In the mai
Ter OF the Estate OF CT VT or An YET. or
Honolulu, Oahu. deceased. Order appointing
time for Probate Of VIII aud directing pnblica-
tiOn OF Notice of the same
a document. purpOriing T. be The last VIII and
Testament OF Gil Yitor Ah YET deceased. hay
ing on the 81 day OF March, 1888. been presented
TO said Probate Court. and pc itior for the Pro
bate thereof, and for the issuance Of Letters
Iestamertsry 10 W X. Castle and Gnu sam hay
ing been flied by W. X Castle
IL y fereby ordered. tnat MONDAY, the 26th
Gay Of March. 1855. a. ~ o'clock. A. NJ. Of said
DAY, ~ the Court Room said Court az Cham
oers IN Aiiioani Hall, Honolulu, be- and the
same isahereby appointed The time for proving
saiq VIII ana hearing said application when
and where any person interested may appear and
contest the said viii and the granting or Letters
Testamentary.
II l. furthe- ordered, that notice thereof bs
gwen BY publication for three successive Issues.
u the HAwAiGAs GAzETTE and Hawaiian Chinese
Sew weekly newspapers printed and Published
in Honolulu
And IL j. further ordered, that citations be
issued 70 The subscribing Witnesses to said VIII
and 20 the heirs Uf he tesfaiOr in this Kingdom
TO appear and contest the probate Of said VIII,
- the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, March 2 1ss5
BY the Court:
1913 30 HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
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Butter Scotch.
HONOLULU, Mar. Ii, 1888.

HONOLULU, Mar. II, 1883.
Mr.. HoRN-Dear Sir: L sent to you
last evening for some Butter Scotch
for two children who have a bad cold
on the chest, and l. must say it is the
only trte Butter Scotch | have tasted
since / left my native country Ian
cashire, England), which is famous
for it. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. r. GAYLORD.
2. S.-The Butter Scotch loosened
the tightness on the chest at once and
the cough was much easier
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FOREIGN OFFICE,
Honolulu, March 16, 1888.
Be it known to all whom it may concern
that official notice having this day been
communicated to this Department by MIR.
Taro Ando, japanese Diplomatic Agent and
Consul-General, that
MR. TOITCHI TAKASUGI
has arrived as an Attache to the japanese
Consulate-General.
Therefore the said Toitchi Hakasugi is
hereby Acknowledged as such Attaohe and
all his official acts are ordered 10 receive
full faith and credit by the authorities Of
the Government.
(Signedl JONA. AUSTIN,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
II. W. MIsT, Secretary.
1856 lZlO-lt
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School Notice.
EDUCATIoE OFFICE,
HoNoLULU, March 3, 1888.

The regular vacation of all Government
Schools, at the close of tie first school SEES
sion OF the year, Will extend from Friday,
the 9Th, to Monday, the Both of April next.
The additional week has been given this
year for the purpose OF holding conventions
for the instruction OF teachers. The time
to be devoted to tia; object will extend from
Monday, the 18th, to Friday the 2Oth of
April, both inclusive, and all Government
teachers within the sections designated in
the published notice OF the Iuspector-Ger-
eral of Schools, On the subject, will be Ie-
quired to attend.
By order Of the Board of Education.
". JAS. SMITH,
1S4 12O9-3t Secretary.
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Pursuant TO Resolution Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly passed May 4, 1882, the Birth
day of Kamehameha III. March 18th, will be
observed as a National Holiday, and all Gov
eminent Offices throughout the Kingdom
will be closed on that cay.
L. a. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, March ?, 1888. 120S-3t
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School Notice,
EDUCATION OFFICE,
HONOLULU, March 3, 1888.
1S4 12Os-St
Secretary.


HONOLULU, March 3, 1888.
1t is hereby ordered by the Board of Edu-
cation that, all teachers in the Government
employ, teaching in the English language,
not holding two-year certificates, and not
under any disability, must attend Normal
20, inclusive.
The following gentlemen have been aL-
pointed ~ the Board as Instructors;
A. I. Atkinson, at Honolulu, for ali Oahu
teachers.
H. S. Townsend, at Hilo, fOT Hilo and
Puma teachers.
P.L. Lord. at Kohala, for North and South
Kohala teachers.
ID. NJ Scott, at Kona Waena, for North
and South Kona.
John A. Moore, at Waikiki, for all Maui
teachers.
J.K. Birkett. at Lihue, for Kauai teachers.
JH. Van Giesen, at Halawa, for Molokai
teachers.
Kau teachers may present themselves at
Kona Waona; Hamakua teachers at Kohala
or Hilo as they desire.
The Board Of Education authorizes the
several School Agents to pay the expense of
transit to and from the places designated.
ANY persons desiring TO become teachers
may attend the classes.
ALATAU L. ATKINSON,
Inspector-General of Schools.
1S4 l2OS-3t
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tackled on to the decimal amount in
dicates that the fare is figured down
to fine point.
Los ANGELES, California, has over
seven miles of electric street railway
in operation. The cars make work
ing speed of ten miles an hour, some
times attaining twenty miles on a
stretch. The Daft system is used,
the cars being made by j. g. Bull Il
Co. of Philadelphia. Before putting
mules and horses on the projected
Honolulu street car line, it ought to
be definitely ascertained whether
electricity would not be more econo-
mical.
LORD Dufferin's appointment as
British ambassador to Italy is re-
garded as significant, from the facts
that his lordship is one of the finest
British diplomatists of the age and
the Italian capital has been hitherto
considered minor diplomatic post.
Italy has now one of the best navies
in Europe and well-organized army.
She has been helping out the British
Eastern policy by undertaking the
expedition to Abyssinia, but now it
appears that an understanding is to
be sought between the two nations
bearing directly upon European af-
fairs.
IT is of great interest to these
Islands, with so much land to be re-
claimed, to watch the progress of
irrigation in other countries. A pro-
digious scheme has been set on foot
in New Mexico, the survey being
about completed for a huge canal.
The canal is surveyed for 80 miles,
and the total cost is estimated to be
S4,97O,OOO. 1t will begin at point
near Los Luis on the Rio Grande,
and the cost Of construction to San
Antonio will be about $4,000 per
mile. Over the Jorando de Muerte
the work will be easy, and the cost
will be about ST, 900 per mile, with
the exception of a tunnel a mile and
half long, which is estimated to cost
about $4,000 The completion Of
this canal and a reservoir scheme
will bring under cultivation over
three million acres of arid land. Gen.
G.. B. Bowman, the originator of the
project, is at Washington soliciting
aid from Congress. 1t will be seen
by our foreign news summary that
bill has passed the United States
Senate which contemplates national
irrigation scheme for retaining the
vast deserts of the West for cultiva-
ton. A California paper has the fol-
lowing account of an irrigation
enterprise conducted by Californians
in Australia: Private advices from
Australia report the Chaffey Broth
ers, the enterprising founders of On
tario, are making rapid progress with
the new irrigated colony, which they
are establishing on the immense tract
of land granted to them by the Gov
eminent of Victoria on condition that
they bring water on it. The enter
prise is an entirely novel one for
Australia and the easy-going resi-
dents of the Antipodes gaze upon
the doings of the go-ahcad and
spunky Americans with open-mouth-
ed wonder. A large area has already
been planted in fruit trees and vines,
and the lots on the main avenue of
the townsite have already all been
sold. Southern California enterprise,
not content with transforming our
deserts into gardens, seems destined
to make all the waste places of the
earth blossom"
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-@-@
The following Gentlemen have been ap,
pointed Members of the Road Boards for the
| several Districts of the Kingdom, under the
Act approved November 25th, 1887:
HAWAII
C. C. Kennedy, Chairman; W. w. Goodale
John Scott
NORTH HILo.
Jno II. Lydgate, Chairman; Thomas
Hind Jno. n. Wright.
puma
J. L. EIderts, Chairman; W. H. Shipman,
/ Robert Il. Rycroft
Edward Smith, Chairman; Hugh Center,
Julian Monsarrat
HAMAKUA.
J. NJ. Horner, Chairman; W. H. Rickard,
W. Horner.
NORTH KoHALA.
H, P. Wood, Chairman; H. H. Renton,
Robert Hall.
SOUTH KoHALA.
Francis Spencer, Chairman; 2. Paakiki,
Jas. Bright.
NORTH KoNA.
j. Kaelemakule, Chairman; S. P. Kaalawa-
maka, j. H. Waipulani.
SOUTH KoNA.
7. X. Robert Amalu, Chairman; j. w.
Smith, J. w. Kuaimoku.
MAUI.
IAHAINA.
Thos. Evans, Chairman; A. Hanneberg,
w. Y. Homer.
wAILUKU.
w. d. Cornwell, Chairman; r. d. Wal
bridge, H. Morrison.
A. NJ. Sproull, Chairman; David Center
Oscar Unna.
MAKAwAo.
WI. Lowrie, Chairman; w. P. A. Brewer,
L. Won Tempsky.
MOLOKAI.
R. W. Meyer, Chairman; W. A. Kukamana,
s. Kekahuna.
OAHU.
KooLAUPoKo.
j. Downie, Chairman Jas. Odds, D. L.
Steward.
KooLAULoA.
James Dcnnelly, Chairman; VIM. King.
Nainoa.
wAIALUA.
Robert Halstead, Chairman; James Gay,
Armstrong Smith.
EVA s wAIANAE.
A. j. Campbell, Chairman; A. Ahrens,
George Campbell.
KAUAI.
Jared K. Smith, Chairman; Anton Cropp,
A. Dreier.
S. W. Wilcox, Chairman; Il. W. T. Purvis,
S Kaiu.
KAwAIHAU.
z. S. spaldine, Chairman; saml. Hundley,
Daniel Lowell.
HANALEI.
Chas. Koelling, Chairman; ]. Chas. Long,
H. II. Garstine.
WAI0IEA.
A. Robinson, Chairman; Hans p. Faye, F.
W. Glade.
L. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Honolulu, Feb. 81, 1888.
[12eS- 9tl
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Notice is hereby given that forty 40
more Lots have been set apart in the vicinity
Of Kaapahu, Hamakua, Hawaii, and are
now ready for disposal under the Homestead
Law.
Maps Of these lots can be seen and any re-
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0IRCu1T CoIrRr ruIRD $40.

CIRCUIT COURT THIRD JU-
~ diclal District Hawaiian Islards.-Iu Pro-
bate. In the Estate Of WILLIAM THOMAS
MAsIlN. Of Kan. Hawaii deceased.
On reading a1d fling the petition Of = kau-
name. tn Administrator Of the estate 81 William
ceased, asking to be licensed to sell al Of The
title OF the said w r. Martin. in and 70 certain
tracts Of lsnd- IN the district Of kau- Elaud Of
Hawaii. 10 pay the debts o. said deceased there
being no personal property 10 pay tie same.
Il Is therefore ordered that TUESDAY. the
lfth day OF April. 4 ID 1855 ~ one O'Clock P. n,
IN the Court 0use al WaiOhiun- kan, Hawai-.
is the time and place appointed FOR hearing said
petition and any objections that laay be Offered
thereto.
T. s. LYMAN.
Circnit Judge. Third ndieial District Hau'a IT,.
H''o. Hawaii, March !, 1855 isH - 4
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quired information obtained upon applica-
ton to the Land Office, Government Build
ing, Honolulu, or to j. r. Mills at Honokaa,
Hamakua, Hawaii.
L. A. THURST0N,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, March 10, 1888.
1927 12l0-3t
During my absence from the Kingdom
W. r. LAWRENCE
will act as Superintendent of Public Works.
WIN. E. ROWELL.
Bureau Public Works Honolulu, March ID,
1888.
Approved:
LORRIN A. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
1926 1910 it
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dieates that the fare is figured down
to a fine point.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

IT looked dusty in Europe about
the Bulgarian question the day be-
fore the death of Emperor William
absorbed universal attention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20
1)aluaiian 0azette
TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1888.

EST VOWS IN REBUs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20

The American continental round trip
has become marvel of cheapness.
Just think, you who have paid as
much and more for the journey one
way two or three years ago, of ex-
cursion return tickets issued between
Boston or New York and San Fran
cisco for S93 rs, with stay-oYer priv
lege at any point east of the Missouri
and good for three months The
odd three dollars and six bits .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20

TR1TURAT1oN" is good trope as
used in certain sense by the Sgd
ney Herald, but that paper should
have applied the thing itself to a
solecistic phrase in the same ar
ticle. When it says (italic ours),
"There is little doubt but that" such
and such should happen, it makes
use of a double negative that has
become lamentably common in less
pretentious prints.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20

The following Gentlemen have been APP
pointed Members of the Road Boards for the
several Districts of the Kingdom, under the
Act approved November 25th, 1887:
HAWAII.
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Bn autIlorltp.
Foreign Office Notice.

FoREIGN OFFICE,
Honolulu, March is, 1888.
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ret? 9oorfor iaa me9et ngreie mellem
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bele 2anbet. Sporfor Nnarfiiter %
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baube republifanlfe 5tprelie % iaa lom
bette tesner fig laa bliper bet eSers Bros
bibitionsparti noset til bet perre % life
til bet bebre.
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jes er fpmmet 9em noset IND paa 9ipet
meb benne Sfripelle, Iaa baaber jes be
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nlene ristis Erobibition.
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pa Spbn 8. Saien, ipm er Sormanb
for Splmes gitp Nfbulosiprenins, Dor
ca. 5 Mil fra Spen 9olmes Gitp, ioa
blep ber MI S~ppresmaal ON, bporleoes
jes lfuloe fltnte treffe BAN ban par bet
10, ipm Ifutoe beltemme Gej ten al MiDz
oerne. 0tr. Mortblon / Solmes Gitp
oar al Ben @oobeb at ifDble mig til Sorz
matoeus Siem; bp9 bette bar life ben
~beba9elisite 9ipretur; = ri breffeoe
oesperre 5teoeu iitDffer, foreuo b: fom
irem til 8ei temmelies1tebet. Seq fiji
bog life Den @leoe at treffe 0tr. Iaien
bjelnne, tbi ban bar 9oaet ben til Serr:
ba1el tationen Ipr at finbe I'D, pm le9
lfufoe fpmme eler life. 81 bapbe Wpoe
/ 6olmes Gitp ben 2ben Sanuar. Mpz
BET bar 9oot beio9t % jeS tit %upilfaorlts
bet Snotrpf, at 9olnte5 GitDs Nfbolos>
forenins bar rtgtis mango bp9tise 8raf<
ter, iom CT beItertt paa at fjampe aamz
pen I'D, DIN BET pglaa lfal pare cit bel
eipstib. Seq bplbt 4 Wpoer / 6oln,es
gitp, BET ste Mpbe mnntte hi irbItiQe
~poasrultO at GneItornle. gruuoet paa
BET baarlise 6Dre, bar bet fun faa, iont
funoe i~an1les, % fra ben SIDE betragtet
maa Guren auiees lom nDeloig. Seq
for min 0el er me9et 9lao oper at treffe
Iaa mango fjerc ~NibolOspeuner % ie9
blep enb mere ouerbepio1t oln, at 5eiren
Ifal blipe ppr. - Naar pi Ifal leire er
naturlisbis unfit, og bet pil for en- ltor
0el berp pao nm Nfbotbsneunerne paa
Sc forIfjeQige Steoer foritaor at benDtte
be Mtibler, iom itaar til ocres Raaoi9z
6eb, paa rette Ntaooe. g anime IL
lutui II g er efter Min Sormenilt9 ct
Miobel, lona mere END noget anoet pil
6ialpe os til at ietre iaa 1ltart iom mlts
list, og Ser ON ri bar facet bore gue
oplabte fpr Observation-Disclosures ipr=
ferbelige Solser, laa lab os llutte os
ianmen p9 arbeioe ianlmen nben 9enipn
til Gta1o, Sitting og firfelist Gtatbz
punt.
Meo uenli9 9iiIen til olle afbolos.
penner forbliper jeg goers
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