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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-21

g. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
To reduce our stock we will allow a discount Of 10
Per cent on all CASH sales till July 1st.
Our prices are all marked in plain figures.
SNYDER WOOD.
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING.
je17-1w' 423 1lth ST. NV.
NOTICE.-MRs ELIZA BARKER HERE
deceased. that She viii continue the Sash. BLIND
DOOR and BUILDING MATERIAL business OF her
late husband at Nos. $40 and 65l New York ave n w.
under . Nh anE Inys Sl % eSrys Sry M Barks and
jeI5-2w '-' 0 ELIZA BARKER.
R~ ROCK ENON.-B.F. McCAULLY & co,
the kock Lnon Springs Livery this summer with their
hnei1 ssSTk AND iS % Sas Dog Ssr.s
back. See Rock Enon advertisement. je15-lw
K~ HOT WEATHER is COMING.
EXAMINE GAS STOVES
c. A. MUDDIMAN. 12O0 ST.
THEY ARE GUARANTEED. ap2o-3m
ADMIRERS OF THE ARTISTIC
- illIstraiions in the Century Megazine should
Century Dictionary, over 5000 in number, engraved
Century CO., from drawings wherever possipe made
from the objects illustrated. l0O6 + st. jeS-lm
~~ WHAT Is THE CENTURY DICTIONARY
commerce, practical arts, aud the trad Is. die
.urs music Sc I E1qusiey Az Encycp
Redis OF General niGiinato M peeuiaTy rich both
everyday" references. lOOof ST. Iny2S-lm
R- wM X. AND wM. KEDIN WOODWARD
~ Attorney ys-at-Law,
and Gunton Law Building
Az Louisiana ave.
TITLES TO REAL ESTATE. Special indices to the
land records Reports or titles made with accuracy,
H, WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT co.
Storage Departments all above ground. my4-4m
D. c. FAHEY, GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Walks Cellars. and stable Floors Laid with
myI6-3m Room los. Lehman Building
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS sLO44,7s1.37
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th received
daily at the office of the Association Equitable Build
ing. zoos st.
Shares are $3.50 per month.
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantage of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Office hours, from n. IL TO 80 p. On the first
"Wednesday in each month the ofce will be open from
TO O'Clock p. L. Advances will be made promptly
st . O'Clock
THOMAS soMERvILLE, Prest
JNo. JOY EDISON. sec'y my31
~ CLOSING OUT SALE
SLATE MANTELs,
CRATES AND
SUMNER PIECES
Contractors and those building houses that require
these goods can save 20 per cent IN buying now
Goods must be sold At ONCE the other branch Of
my business requires my whole attention.
]. i. MANNING,
3es-lm 1920 Pa. NV.
DIR. CLARA BLISS HINDs
~ Has removed her Office and residence to
1881 " street II.
Once hours TO IL e. aud To , pm jel0-2ws
NEW sTORK.
NEW GOODS.
WOOD MANTELs.
SLATE MANTELs
TILES AND CRATES
el-3m' 400 LOUISIANA AVE
H CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUEs
and other securities. Commercial htho-
Al 10th and streets tfost buidin2l
FOR BRIGHT, QUICK FIRE AND CHEAP,
CLEAN FUEL. 61y w Mashinyton "a b y on {, Gas j Light
3Ao-om Exctusive Agents.
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CUE SkM ERhNClSG0 LETTER.

The Zralandia advertised TO leave
here last Saturday only gets away
to-day. the detention being on ac-
count of the non-arrivaI here of the
English mails before this morning.
The news to be transmitted to you
by her is not particularly scnsation-
al, but there are some interesting
points TO note.
In the first place, as regards po-
ltical affairs, lIarrisOm's Cabinet is
made and unmade every day by
outsiders. There has been, so far,
no reliable statements made as TO
whom Mr.. Harrison, (who since the
official vote Of the Electoral Cul-
lege has been reported to theSenate,
is the President elect) is even think
ing of as his closest advisers in the
administration of the Government
Of the United States.
Another point is that the speaker
of the next house will not be Mr..
William Mckinley from Ohio, if he
can help it. He knows well enough
that his influence on the floor of the
house is greater than speaker;
and as he firmly believes III the po-
liticai doctrines he SO ably advO-
Gates, there is but little chance of
his leaving the crank and iiie' TO
be commanding Ollicer. \ third
point is that there is Il fair chance
for the passing of sugar bounty
bill. by which sorghum or beet loot
sUgar manufactured in the United
States will he paid bonus OF one
cent per pound. The people of Los
Angeles seem to want refinery in
their midst, and it is talked of that
5000 acres Of beet roots will lie
planted thereabouts if Col. Sprccl:-
els will put up $500, 600 refinery
Whether he will do 50 or not mo-
body knows. He has gone East e,
taking Mr.. Chas. r. auckland with
him as private secretary. Mr.. r.,
j. Creighton has gone the other way,
i. e, to New Zealand, to promote
trade between that Colony and the
Pacific Coast.
There are not many Hawaiian, ia
town at present. Mr.. Bruce Cart
wright, is at the Occidental, /,
and looks well for an invalid. Mr..
Il. X. Moore is with j. Il. Woods &;
Co. Harry Agncw has his business
headquarters AT the Club Stables on
Taylor street, and there are few
more scattered about. In the vicin-
ity Of Fresno Il few have settled
down and are doing well, Fine
climatc, good soil, and pleasant
company.
Amongst the distinguished az
rivals" here lately is the Corean En-
bassy, who have been taken in
charge of Tom Mckay and 80 East
over the "lIawaiiun" route, i. G. the
/ {. b. d q. road this afternoon.
They attract good deal of attcn-
tion in their queer costumes and
head dresses. G..
San Francisco, Jan. 18th.
-
If YOU FIND ANYTHING.
| QdVariiGp il in tho nAIIv RuIIRTIk
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LETTER FROM DIR. M0URiTZ.

EDITOR BULLETIN Very unjust
aspersions have been made from time
to time, relating TO the late Mr.
Gibson's administration Of the affairs
OF the Board Of Health. | therefore
submit the following items for pub
licity.
In the months of October, No
vember, and December, 1887, the
Board of Health under the Emerson
presidency, ISSUED more permits to
well persons TO visit their leper re-
latives at Molokai, than were issued
in the previous nine months. Not
less than forty permits were issued,
signed by DR.. Emerson, and here is
sample of the urgency of the rea-
sons given by the party desirous OF
visiting the leper settlement. "A
young woman and her infant 4
months old to see to the building of
a house." saw this special per-
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nit, and bundle of other permits |
in Mr.. Meyers possession ON Janu-
ary 4, 1888, at Kaloc. | further /
saw the parties who came with these I.
permits, at kalawao and kalaupapa. |
The marked contrast between I)r. |
TruusseaU's able tenure Of office is
evident, when | state, that during
the time, about ) mouths, he
(Dr. Trousseau) held Office, the per-
mits granted, and signed 10y him,
could he counted on the Hrgels of
one hand.
Next, | wish to offer few re-
marks on the leper settlement medi.
cal commission OF April Ii, 1888,
(date of arrival ut kaIawao). At
this said medical farce, Or. Emerson
undertook to keep the records of the
proceedings with the result, that on
reaching Honolulu he CDR. Emer-
son) did not know positively what
the commission had accomplished,
and so had to humiliate himself by
writing to layman, for what in
formation lie could give on this mat
ter. | know this to bc true, and
will be pleased to give the proof.
Now compare the elaborate result of
the medical committees visit to Mo-
lokai, as set forth in the Presidents
Report, with what | have written,
and the value of the said document
is not worth the paper it is printed
of a n 81 nj % .
of government physicians, and cN-
pending the same on another physi-
clan does not decrease the expenses
of the Board of Health. Perhaps
Mr.. Editor, you can explain how it
does? 1t appears TO me that in one
case the government physicians had
the money, but now the President
of the Board of Health has it.
The composition of the Board OF
Health is peculiar, ior let it be sup.
posed, that in discussion on q
medical question, the lay vote is in
a majority to the professional, whC
carries the day, and shoulders the
responsibility: The lay member,
presumably; on medical qucs'
tion.
II the various Departments, In
terror, Finance, Foreign had unpaid
outside colleagues what tumble
we should have!
= Is not this the condition of tht
/, Board of Health? The combination
in one responsible head OF the Pub
lie Health Department of this King
dom is desirable. Port physician
and President Vl the Board vi iicaiti
: should be one person Office.
e Now that economy Is in ordcI
, such combination would fall ii
line. The emoiumcnts derivabl
from the position Of port physician
: being quite adequate to pay th
: President of the Board of Health
4 the fees all coming from the ship
, ping, would cost the taxpayer nil
y, IL is now in order, for DR.. Emerso
to Ieiutc my statements, about him
j, self. y. MouRlrz.
: Jan. is, 1889.
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Il IL 1G
WHAT TIE EBLLET.h WANTS TO
KNOW.

90 HVtll NJNClllIei lNNl'IS bSSh
bestowed upon our first venture i'll
the '.wmts TO know line, rncour-
ages us to another venture in the
same direction. There are some
other things which the BULLETIN
wants to NEow, viz:
The object OF enclosing that plot
of land at the Junction of King, Mcr-
chant and Richard streets, popu-
larly known as Palace Square?'
Will it he more serviceahlc to the
public fenced in than left open, rs
at present: Will not fencing de-
privc our volunteers of the only con-
venlent paradc-ground in the city
proper? If there arc good reasons
for enclosing, the BULLETIN would
like to hear them.
Why the advertiser" so fire.
quently evinces a tendency to evadc
simple propositions presented by the
BULLETIN. Is it because of our ina
bility to write English or our con-
temporary's Inability to under
stand that language! Lately we had
a few commendatory words about
the promotion of the second and
third clerks Of the Supreme Court,
which promotion followed the retire
ment of the first clerk to take 4 po-
sition outside OF that Court. This
agitated the plcbeian stomach OF the
"Advertisrr'' until il elected n col
umn of humdrum turgid yerbosity,
to prove that the Chief Clerk Of the
Supreme Court was not in the line
of promotion to the judgeship OF the
Police Court amd that the Police
Judge was not III the line of promo
ton to iudgrshjp in the Su-
preme Court, as if we had said or
imtimated that they were. Row that
we want 10 know why the external
application Of water should be con-
strued into practising medicine
these are our words-the "Adver-
tiser'' answers by saying that sit is
narrow and ignorant view Of the
matter which would confinc the ply
sician's functions to theiadministra-
tion of drugs" ignoring our qucs,
ton entirely. Who said anything
about "rhysician's functions? We
have read Of II remarkable person,
age of ancient times who performed
"physician's functions'-that is
he cured various grave diseases and
morbid conditions" we have
never read nOI heard that he was {
practitioner OF medicine" In oui
time there are persons who profess tt
fulfil the "physicians functions" by
the exercise of "faith" without Tx
practice of medicine. Certainly We
have heard of "hydropathic physi
clans, "but not OF hydropathic practi
tioners of medicine. We have also
heard of "Quack physicians" ant
believe that such persons can b,
found with diplomas as well as with
out. We are curious 10 know why
the advertiser" expends so mucl
force in writing around so plain
proposition.
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FOR SALE or LEASE

Saes = A COTTAGE Lately ocou.
&fss-y.S ~ pied by MIR. Barney Or.
81 kt%is.,is ss.s.is dcns'ein, situate on Emma
street, between The mansions Of Hons,
G. Il. Bishop, James Campbell aud :. Is
Dole, near Emma Square. No piano
wante', no dust, no tarO patches. Only
Il few minutes walk 10 the new site for
the Central Union Church, No tramway
cars wanted. Apply 10
E. S. CUNHA,
148 If Union Saloon.
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Total. $22, ,0(

This part OF the town south of the
Wailuku ought. within the next six
teen months, to have expended in it
rot less ;han $4,000 as it's share.
Oar cross streets, leading North and
South, ought to be extended as
for instance, Bridge should be eX-
tended across TO Church street, Plea
SAINT street across to Waianuenuc
street; and new street ought to be
opened from Waianuenuc street to
Kaumana street back of Judge
IIitchcock's house. This would
throw large lot of land into the
market, available for building sites
and that is what we now need. We
know the country roads need work
ing but it is not supposed that Il car
riage road must be built 10 Onomca
within the nest >iM moul,s. Build
fair share OF cIrria@" r3ads, after
the road has been put in fair order
for horseback travel. This is all
we have to say on this matter at pre-
sent.
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FOR SALE

gsg. + TEIlE Irn-e md building
III :ss2A L KIN 'wu as The yosemite
EasIis.sssA skating Rink" situated ON
Q cen street near Kichnrd street. For
further particulars apply Ia
1914 If THOs l.. WALL.
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III: ~,.OI =. n. from III Rifle Range
win 3cNc Gomez OF lcrrt lila and Pu-
nrilo ,'reeti n 7.00r. NJ.
EXTRA CARS will run Oh SATURDAY
rs follows:
From RIFLE RANGE-ll 90 A. NJ, 400
p. NJ. and 800 T.. II.
FROM CHINESE THEATRE-ll.2 A. NJ,
2.30 p. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
70 insure punctl'nlily, it is requested
that pas ergcES viii, as far ss possible,
join and leave the cars AT The corners of
the blocks.
They are also respectfully cautioned
against attempting 10 enter or ulight
from the cars w hist in motion.
Dee PASS
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NOTICE.

A III. persons having claims or bills
~ against Mr.. +. B. Thomas, are
requested to present the same to Mr.. ID.
Dayton ut his Office, 73 King street, over
Qnong Sam KEGS store. All persons
owing him any money are requested to
pay the same at Mr.. Dayton's office.
100 lot
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ELECTION of OFFICERS.

4 T rhe annual meeting of stock.
n holders of the Hawaiian Agricul-
tu,a' co held his day, the following
persons were elected ~ officers Tor the
current year:
Hon. q. X. Bishop. p........ President.
Nj, =. g. Allen. ....Nicc President,
Mr., i'Om May. Auditor,
Hon. G. II. Bishop, :. c. Allen and
j. o. CARTER,
secretary, ii. A. Co.
Honolulu, Jan. IL 1889. lao I'm
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20 LET

,R.ate g 4 SIX-ROOM Cottage on
Gsz5l.3:N "A Emau street, oppo-i
Esl-E4.-3-ea imm ~queIe, Appl' t.
j. NJ. VIVAS,
ll3 43 Merchant street
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NOTICE.

M RS. McGregor having returned
Va from san francisco after an all
sence of s months wishes to inform her
panons and the public in general Mat
she is nov prepared to resume her
former position as Ladies' Nurse, Apply
at 90 Hotel street. ISL lw~
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q. nj. HE WE:ET,
Shipping. ta& Clerk,

sugars received aud shippri; YES ell,
discharged, entries pn--eh ard General
snippin. work. All o der lett al HUI.
tUcc & Robnson's oiiict. Queen street,
will receive personal attention and snris-
faction guaranteed. l52 I'm
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Programme Of Races
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Sz@@-~zSSSSs Sz@@-~zzsSSS--SSz--s-S,>
March 18th, 1899
- AT ------
Kapiolani Park !

No. l-llun liug Rnce, u mie dash,
IT z - For I aw Slian irrN
:, 4 yeas 81 TO cary IL
poun l..
No. 2-Running Nacr, l mile hn.h,
trlzc - 10 Hnwtiian hr, d
hor>", upioG GS'a : cid, 10 carry
NO. 0.-Ir"llnS ma i"cinE n'c |
m'ie ha, H. , r'"e = 70 ~
Whlian hf' II re. y yeats d,
NO. 4'-uuhhih" R"P. = III @ 'aSii
fi'He = f.'F li''a van hi'H
Weighs.
NO o-tf"l'inG ha'i' m'ir nh" re-
nrn'' Iri"G lou u"e't"ihS'
NO. o.-Nunhlng klc", 4 mile da' Il,
Piixe = For Haw"iirn h'' d
veg ITS.
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Underwriters S Sale
On Thursday, Jan. e.,

Al the the premises adjoining my Sales
room, Queen slrcet, will sell Il Pnb'ic
Auction, for account OF whom it may
concern, the following ART Giles, damaged
by sal water, On v"IN2e ut Importation
per British bark "Dunscore:'
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GEO. A. AMSDEN,
Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer.

Orders left al Hawaiian News Co.'S
Store promptly attended 10. Both resr
phones No. 100. l54 lw
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Mons. BUSHNELL, he proprietor. late
OF L. T. ijarnum'S Great Show IN earth,
viii have ;he pleasure If performing
before the citizens for II limited season.
1927
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NOTICE.
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company.

A r II meeting of the stockholders of
N The above company held January
l2th, 1889, the following officers were
clcc ed for the ensuing year;
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BOOKKEEPING.

WTANTED BY an experienced Book.
w keeper posllol in any Homo.
lula business, or on u plantation oH any
island of the Iiuwaiiln EIOup. hdvrr-
tiscr is good prnman and veil po,ted
in general business. Adde'S M Z"
BULLETIN once. l54 #
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Yours respectfully,
A. f. JUDD,
L. McCULLY,
EDWARD PRESTON,
r. f. BICKERToN,
SANFORD 3. DOLE.
Missionary News.

Letters have come by the Jennie
Walker from Rev. D. Kanoho, on Mara
kei, one Of the Gilbert Islands. During
the twelve months previous to his writ
ing in June, he had received thirty-five
into the church. The old idols had been
thrown out by the wayside. The people
had built good road around the island
The elders, who are the constituted
authorities in most Of the group. had
agreed upon certain laws, and in conse-
quence drunkenness and Sabbath-break-
ing had ceased. There was General
peace and prosperity. The school which
was opened in May was closed again i'm
June, because the scholars preferred plav
to study. But letters written in October
last say that drunkenness and licentious-
ness had broken out again.
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value of the shares of such capital
stock.
We reply that, in our opinion the
Minister has such power. The power
to grant a charter implies the power
to amend it, provided such amend
ment is not of such character as to
impair the rights of third parties.
Clearly, the changing the par value
of the stock of n corporation, which
does not diminish the assets of the
corporation, is within the power of
the Minister.
In our opinion, it should appear
that all such alterations or amend
ments are approved by all the share
holders Of the corporation, unless
there is some provision to the con-
trary in the Bylaws of the Corpora
ton.
We have the honor to remain. your
obedient servants,
a. F. JUDD,
L. MCCULIN,
EDWARD PRESTON,
r. +. BICKERTON,
SANFORD b. Dole.
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TON AND DOLE, il.
Opinion Of the Court per Judd, c.. j.
This case was tried on appeal be-
fore the Circuit Court of the Third
Judicial Circuit on the I'D and ed of
November, 1883.
a verdict of guilty was rendered by
| the jury.
We find that an exception was
taken and allowed to refusal of the
| Court to require that the charge of
| the oftense should state particularly
the names of the persons to whom
the liquor was alleged to be sold by de-
PENDANT. And three refusals of the
Court to instruct the Jury appear to
have been noted at the trial. These
appear from the original papers on
iile. There was an objection made to
the admission of Mr.. +. c.. Hitch
cocks testimony in regard to a former
conviction of defendant. But this
does not appear to have been allowed,
and the minutes of the Court, Mr.
Justice Bickerton, show that the wit
ness was withdrawn and his evidence
was not given.
y form of 4 bill of exceptions sup
posed to embody all these points was
presented TO the Justice at Waimea.
Hawaii, and initiated by him, with a
note that it was to be completed i'm
Honolulu.
This paper recites that /" Exceptions
were duly noted to the admission of
certain evidence as will more fully
appear on exhibits respectively mark
ed y. b. and G. which are hereto at
tached and made part hereof"
These exhibits are not exceptions
to the admission of evidence but are
statements of the exceptions made to
the refusal to require more specific
charge of the Ofense and to refusals
OF the Court to give certain instruc-
tons to the Jury, and the one eNcep-
ton to the admission of Mr. Hitch
cocks evidence. This bill of excep-
tons was not completed by u presen-
tation of it to the Justice thereafter i'm
honolulu for allowance, though an
abundance of time has elapsed since,
in which this might have been done.
The case was called on for argument
before this Court in banco on the odd
ult., and counsel stated that it would
be submitted on briefs which were to
be filed on the 18th. We have no
briefs rs yet.
There being no bill of exceptions
before us we dismiss the exceptions
and the conviction stands.
v. Y. Ashford for Crown; Neumann
and Rosa for defendant.
Honolulu, February 5th, 1889.
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all its branches.

Steamboat Steamship. Land Engines K Boilers.
high Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built cornpIete
with hulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded .ghen adj.
visable
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs CON
structed with reference TO tho trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed tonnage and
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Macbfpar-
made after the most approved plans AIso ali
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, Of Boiler or Sheet Iron. Of aDv
size, made In suitable lengths for counecfing
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and masked
Tor shipment, ready to be riveted On tine
around. 'No
HYDRA ULIC RlFErING, Boiler Work md yyste-
flpeS made % this establishment, rfvefod ~
hydraulicriyetiBg machinery, that quality ~
work being far superior TO hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans ste,,,
WInches. Air and Circulating Pur,ns 49,
after the most approved plans
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the p,..e,
Coast Of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pnnps for irritation y,
city works purposes, built with the ceIebrated
pump. N'Nsi
D y. = Williams. honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, sprecke-s' Block.
1l-om Agent for the Hawn. Islands
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Ten Dollars Reward.

TNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID ON
4 conviction Of any person found stealing
the store or residence OF subscribers. In
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co. !
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J. n. s. Williams. 3ono1,,f..
Room No. 3, upstairs, sprscke-s' Block.
4l-Sm Agent for the Hawn. Islands
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In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands-Tn Banco.

THE KING, EX REL. HENRY BRADLEY
AND w. r. Chiffon vs.. l.. \.
THURSToN, MINISTER OF THE IN
TERROR.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE JUDICIARY,
HONOLULU, II. T., Dec. %, 1855
To their Excellencies,
THE CABINET MINISTER'S,

GentIemeH:-We have to acknowI-
edge the receipt of the request of the
Cabinet for the opinion of the Justices
of the Supreme Court upon the ques-
ton, whether the Minister of the In
terror with the consent of majority
of the Cabinet) has the power, under
the law, to grant to bodies corporate
previously chartered, amendments to
such charters, and, particularly,
whether this power of amendment
extends to a right to reduce the
amount of capital stock of such cor
poration and to a reduction of the par