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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-02
Information Mnntr.i.

Nix. EprroE: Please allow mo
space in your valuable paper to bring
before the notice Of the public the
following, Perhaps you or some of
your numerous readers may be able
10 throw light on the subject, viz:
Three different pieces of Govern
ment land, all in North Hona, Ha-
wall, have lately been sold or leased
al to one person; without any notice
by advertisement or otherwise, hay
ing been given to the public. \
possible injury may have been done
70 one or more Of the tax payers in
kona rs we'll as TO any one intending
to benefit by the Homestead Act,
One lot which Is. / believe, sold
not leased the sand beach or
public steamboat landing Mt Kailua.
l specially mention this piece,
as some of the leading natives
claim il did not belong to
the Government; but belongs in
whole or in part 50 the land Of
Lanihounui. However, was it fair
of the Government, even If their title
hold good. to sell to any person
lot, or what ought to be for the use
of the public at Target l certainly
think it was very unfair.
His Excelleney the present Min
lister of Interior, did, if remember
right. strongly condemn similar
transactions, before he held office.
Why not now' l believe the lands
disposed of are part of those very
lands that were leased to His Majesty
the Hing more than two years ago;
which transaction was then con-
demned as illegal. A similar trans
action, although on q smaller scale,
should be so condemned now. The
principle is the same.
We are on the eve of the general
elections. Although l have neither
weight nor influence l shall try to
get whoever l may vote for as repre-
sentative. to have all such trsnsac
lions fully investigated in the next
Legislature. Fair play to all and
favor to none. Let the hammer of
the auctioneer determine the value
of all Government lands, say l.
l remain, Sir,
An OBSERVER.
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regarding the yignette IN the head
ing Of the DSily II was sketohed
by the writer from the cross trees Of
one Of the gusno clipper ships lying
at anchor near the bell buoy on the
port, in 1885, snd the drawing WAS
sent to Boston, where twas engraved
and electrotyped This electrotype
plate has been IN use during the past
thirty-three years, and it Is estimated
that from il have been struck of
nearly If not quite two and half
millions ot impressions, in the
weekly. semi weekly and daily issues,
and It's appearance now Is about IS
clear IS when first put into use,
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Ok the first page Of to-isy's Issue
VIII be found an article relative 10
the Behring SEES question, reprinted
from the GAZETTE Of 1887. 1t takes
the ground held by Russia for q
century past, and also by the United
States before and since the purchase
of Russian America in 1867. that
Behring Is an inland or closed sea,
More than sixty years ago (1S2A the
United States, recognizing the
right Of RuSSis'S sovereignty over / T,
SIS the breeding place Of the fur seal,
made special tresty 10 secure GER
tain privileges 10 American whale
men aud traders 10 cruise and trade
in it. But she did not in that con
vention, obtain nor did Russia give
the right to capture seals. This was
always claimed by Russia as re-
served right, and so regarded by the
United States 1t was to extinguish
this exclusive right of Russia that
the United States purchased her
territory on the American side; and,
in making the treaty. instead of
claiming only the mainland and the
usual marine league from headlands
Of it, the treaty defined as distinctly
as any language can define it. that
the sovereignty conveyed by 1t ex-
tended to the middle Of Behring
Straits and thence to Attou island.
off the Siberian coast of Asia. and
thence to Charlotte Island, off the
American continent. These are the
southern and western boundaries of
the transfer conveyed by Russia to
the United States. II was held and
known then as the breeding ground
of the fine fur seal, the only part of
the world where their preserve could
be and had been guarded for the sole
purpose of making it q breeding
ground and home. 1t is, in the in
tarest Of commerce that it should
TO be so guarded, for if |
abandoned 10 the ruthless adyen-
turers who are making indiscrimin- /
ate destruction of the females and |
young, it will not be twenty years
before the whole fur seal trade Will /
be destroyed, beyond the power Of
any government to revive II.
The article referred 10 contains
facts which when fully understood
cannot fail TO influence the action OF
Russia, England and other nations
to assist in maintaining
he status which has existed for a
century past, and which ought 10
continue for century 10 come.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. in Tho
matter Of the Estate of WALTER MURRAY
GIBSoN, late OF Honolulu, Oahu, deceased
teSt2te. At Chambers-Before CbieS T 49,,
JCDD. 0uS'lSs
On reading and fling the petition and ac.
counts OF j ; Walker, Executor and Trustee of
Honolulu. Oahu deceased, wherein he - S oi
showed S'@lsJ-5i. and charges himself win
Soc, {-3:ll and asks thar the same may be av-
amiurd and approved. ~ "a
l. l. ordered. thar SATURDAY. the Goth dav
OF July. : D. 1859, az ten o'clock A. NJ. bqf0Ta
the said Justice, az Cham oers. in the Con-
house a. Honolulu be and the same hereby is
-pgIlh.sl 3 me time and place for hearing
interested may then and there appear and show.
cause, II any they have. why The saue sbonid
not De granted. 1HOu'u
June. A. D. lssg, as OF april %. 1889. -
l255-3t H. REST, Deputy Clerk
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IN THE SUPRF,TFC OI-proT

4 ile Hawaiian Islands. ANDREW CPAW-
rOkD- doing business under the name ara
S,yIe OF \. CRAWFORD AND COMPANY rs
ROBERT BRIGGS, defendant, and BISHOP & Co
and ; l. DOLE, Garnishees
waiiau Islands King: ~ 'Ne ma
p To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or his
Deputy-Greeiing: y. Ms
You are hereby commanded 70 .
1ObERl BRIGGS, defendant in case he sbsIi
NE written answer within twenty davs .f+e-
service hereof- 10 be and appear before INC
supreme Court al the October Term thereof ~
I yy Ngiael az Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. on
MONDA /. me seventh day OF October az ren
Q CLOCK 4. n, 70 show cause WHY the cioi-, -
andrew Crawford, plaintiff should MOI he
-"1Igsa nm Pursuant 20 the tenor OF MS an
nexed petition. a. an
AEd yO1 are also Commanded to leave true
aud attested copy OF this writ Jy1fb Risbo-, VI
company and Sanford 3. Dole. the attorneys
agents lIctors- trustees or debtors OF tho ab6ve
l4--tlu ueLeilaut- or al the place Of their usuaI
s aoo-gi anu l them summon 70 appear personaIIv
49, ~ 80 ColLt On Monday, the seventh day OF
CosoOet next. al ten o'clock A. n then and
mere OF oath, 70 disclose whether thew or
S4-AtE OF mem have. or at the time said copv
was served had any Of the goods or effects X
nc ueieLdanL IN their hands, and IL 80. The
nature amount and value Of the same ar IN
they CT either Of thorn are i1dch,11 ~ ~ -
defendant and, IL so. the amount ana r9f1re
thereof. -''l anu nature
Notify the said Garnishees that upon dafauIt
- @lss4d a the place On the day and EOur above
- s.ons-' e1tcutlon VIII be issued against
-AeL1 proper estate FOR the amount Of sch fudo,-
.lguL = tle plaintiff may recover against the
-55!glq4ll- ana have you then there this Writ
WIKI iull return Of your proceedings thereon.
witness. Hon. 4. FRANCIS JUDD.
Shief Justice Of the Supreme
TO- LII Court II Honolulu. this flth day
Of April. 4. ID. 1855
L%t4-IH HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk
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DauaiianGazette
EST MUDCS IN EEBUS.
TEN PAGE EDITION.
TUESDAY. JULY ,. 1889.
4 RETROSPECT.

Thirty-thraa years ago this day
July , 1856 the first number Of the
Pacific C0lrxERC1AL ADVERTISER was
Issued II the wooden building which
formerly stood opposite Bishop Il
Cos Bank On Merchant street For
printing It, & new Adams power press
and printing Office, types. etc had
been imported from Boston via Cape
Horn The day set for Issuing the
first number vas looked forward to
with much interest. and large crowd
Of the leading citizens Of Honolulu
filed the printing room at the hour
when the edition began to be worked
of. Barnum ". Field secured the
first impression. Captain Thomas
Spencer the second, Captain B. F.
Snow the third. and so on, each one
regarding his copy as & prize worth
preserving. The edition was one
thousand copies, which was deemed
{ sufficient supply f0- all the wants
OF the town. but before the close OF
the week not q copy was left At the
publication Office. The size OF the
paper vas about that Of the present
daily
It would be interesting, were it
possible 70 reproduce, Z list Of the
names which were On the first sub
=cripuon book Of the AD7Ezr1sEz,
some gone TO the better land, and
others still living here OF elsewhere.
Among them were all the leading
merchants and residents Of that day
-WyILis. Judd. Stephen Reynolds,
Armstrong. Co-win, Dr. Lathrop.
Everett. Rice, Snow. DR.. Wood. CD.
Gilman. Post, Capt. liakes, T. L.
Hanks R c. Jauiou. MacfarIane,
Hopkins, Captain HzckfsId. Stephen
Spencer. J 7. Watsrhouze. F.
Spencer, H / Pierce. Bishop,
IsIcLerz- J. Parker, Hsuck. Castle,
Hall Cooke, Stsngsuvald, Won
Holt. G. Rhodes, Capt Cummings.
Barlow, Weston. the Covers. and /
many others
The platform q which the AD7ER- /
TIsEz rested when Il commenced in /
1886 vas popular rightz-the greatest
good q the greatest number, without /
regard 70 color, race OF condition,
and this : the platform On which the I
4D7EzTEszz and It's weekly consort, I
the HzELu4y GLzzzTz, rest today,
and shall continue 50 long g they
remain under the control Of their
present manager. who established
the P4cIEIC CglrlzERcr4L AD7EzrrsEz
IN 1856.
-
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CUPREME COURT OF r1,P


~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. In The
matter OF the Estate Of JOHN HAMlTrETr
late OF Honolulu, Oahu, deceased infsSfstc'
AZ Cham 6eTs.-Before Mr.. JuSuco PREsroS
On Reading and Filling the petition ana &C.
counts Of NJ Damon. OF Honolulu. OsbS
Administrator OF the Estate OF John HamanEn
late OF said Honolulu. deceased wherein he 49,
20 be allowed S7.OS51S, and Charges himself
with S"vS'lS' and asks that the same NAV
he examined and approved. and that a anal or
der may be made OF distribution OF the pro.
perry remaining in his hands TO the persons
thereto entitled, and discharging him and his
sursties from all further responsibility as such.
Il Is ordered. that SATURDAY, the S0tb
day day OF July; \ D. 1859, at ten o'clock A. NJ, be-
fore the said Justice, st Chambers. in the Cont
House at Honolulu. be and the same is berehv
apPolated as the time and place for hearing
SAIu pett.oh ana accounts, and that all persons
interested may then and there appear and show
cause, II any they have. why the same should
not De granted, and may present evidence as to
who are entitled 10 the said properry
Dated al Honolulu, H. l., this IS day Of
June, A. D.. 1SS9
By the Court:
l%'S-St j. II. REST, Deputy Clerk.
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60 o,FarreII,. Memorsndum.

The z. n :. Alameda, Captain Morse,
arrived IN Port ct noon IRON the Colonies
and dOcksd At her wharf. She left sgd
ney June I2th, At I As p. m, arrived at
Auckland On The 18th as COS p. IN, a.
TER eucC1EEeTIng 2 very severe gale IRON
North % East. Sailed from Auckland On
the IS.h az : 70 p n arrived of Apia
o. the ZZd a. S - 3. II. and left al II Is
3 IN Fine EeatEer from auckland 70
Honolulu Tine G. IMP from Sydney,
Il DAYS Is hours Z minutes; IRON Aucz-
land Y d.ys nouns and Il minutes.
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IN THE CIRCUIT CorRr o1,

y THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Kingdom. ''-"
hALAK4UA; By the grace Of God, Of the Ha-
wziian Islands, King:
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or his Deuuty
N the Third Judicial Circuft-Greetiu0.
GU are hereby commanded 10 summon AONga
IN. Helendant. In case he shall file written
answer WItnIn twenty days after service there
o. 70 DC ana appear before the said Cfrtnft
CouIt az me May Term thereof 70 be hoIde1, AZ
tle TCurt koom Of the Court House at HiIo in
lne lsiana OF Hawaii, On TUESDAY. NJ IN
lay o. 8ay next, az O'Clock A. n. 10 ehoV,
ceHse WY the claim Of KAAEVATTTsr- 90
Rl1ihLH, should not be awarded her pursatr,t 10
ne tenof o. annexed petition And have gor
tnen there this Writ, with full return ~ yonr
proceedings thereon 20 Jun
witness. Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD
Eniei Justice OF our Supreme
To- l. Court. az Hilo. this 2zd day OF
February. a. ID. 1883.
DANIEL PORTER
,- CLERK Of Circuit Court
y cuhSent search having been made on the
EIlnln AOHz, but be coaid NOT be found az ig
has left the Kingdom
and hereby return this summons not served.
j. II. 6OPER Marshal.
certify that the foregoing 81 true copy Of
lAe summons in Eald cause and the return Of
the Aarrhai thereon. And that said Court az
the Nay Tenn 1889. ordered that the ca-e stand
continued until next November fern Wnifuea
hawaii and that IN atfcsted COPY Of said sum-
mons be published az required 81 Law.
winners by hand and Seal of aid
Court 1t Hilo. this 18th day Of
Nay. 4. u. 1883.
iz7-st DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
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Arrival of the Umati1la.
June p. 1889

The steamship UmatilIa arrived at her
wharf al 8 p m. Friday Following
is the Purser's memorandum 5. S.
Umatilla, E. W. Holmes, master, sailed
from San Francisco June DIST at noon,
with fifteen cabin and ten steerage pas
sengers. Freight, 9l2 tons general
merchandise; go, 500 treasure. First
two days out, moderate \. W. winds and
SWELL rest OF voyage, light winds from
the northward and eastward and smooth
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eoessej To cosSe tau suj Ss'erste eShtrS'S
os tesss sfs,-S 90 the interior Department
On or before the sist dsyos July inst, the
same Being jc- the year ending July L,
I>S3
Blanks hoz this purpose wslI be furnished
anon arr.scat5cr AZ the toser5or Ot6cc,
I> A, THCE>rON.
Mjel>tez Of Inte-sc-,
r--e-sc- Department, june =, l>S9-
LS-- -,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE


~ Hawaiian lslands.-lu Probate. In The
mAtIes OF the Estate Of NANCY WRIT. de-
ceased, tcStStc. Order 70 show canss ~,
real estate. 'N %
ON reading and ding the petition OF Wil,,r,
.. smith, Executor OF the win " Nancy wiz
deceased, and OF j heopnhiwa devisec. Of
Honolulu. Oahu, praying for an order OF sale ~
certain real estate situate in said Honolulu
belonging 70 the said estate and setting forth
certain legs reasons why such real estate
should be sold: NS'''0
lis hereby ordered, that all persons inter
eSted in the said estate appear before mis-
Court on MONDAY, the 18th day OF july. A. ID
lSSS, st ten O'Clock a. n, az the Court Room Of
this Court IN Honolulu, then and there 10 show
the sale OF such estate:
And IL Is further ordered, that this order h,
published for three successive weeks before the
said day q hearing. in the HAWAIIAN GArErrS
snd huoSoa newspapers published In said
Honolulu. 'N
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. June Il, 1889.
L. MCCCLLY.
Justice OF the supreme Court.
Attest:
I
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WOS.rLosT.IPLAYED.
advertisements.
II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

y LII l. OIRt t1I co L RI OF
4 the TkiEd Judicial Circuit OF the Hawaiian
Kingdom
hlLaEAUA. b tas grace Of Cod. Of the Ha-
1T4lIzu Islands. King:
! o tie Marshal % the h5l EdJm. or his Deputy
ID the 7 lIr1 Judicial C.rCGit-GEeetiug:
Lg1 arc hereby Commanded 10 summon
JAMES klCHARDSOS, defendant. in case he
slz.l NE written answer within twenty days
after service hereof. 70 be and appear before the
szil Circuit Court a. the May Terra thereof. 70
d holden ~ the Court Room II the Court House
a Hiio- u the Island Of Hawaii. on TUESDAY,
ne IN day % May next a. O'Clock l. T.. 70
shoT ca1se Ehy the claim o. LUkH RICHARD
son. ~, plaintiff, should not be awarded her
pursuant 70 the tenor Of annexed petition
and have y0u then there this Writ with fall
return Of yOur proceedings thereon.
Witness. Hon A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Chief Justice Of or Supreme
Isl. Cont ~ HiIO. this let day Of
april 4. D. i5s2.
DANIEL PORTER
Clerk Of Circuit Court
hereby certify that the foregoing fsz t-9e
copy % the simmons in the above cause. And
thai said Court has this day ordered publicz-
tlo1 thereof and continuance o. s4id cause 70
tie next SOTellOer Tern d said Third Judicial
Circuit C1l-f.
DANIEL PORTER. Clerk
HIIo. Nsy Il. 50 lz7I-St
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NOTICE

HOLDING AN AUCTIONEERiS
IL LICESSE- I an nov prepared 70 act in
Rat capacity. any where in this Dltriet.
] vii also attend u the Collecting Of Heuts
2. 20 ~ Bills. or tEiz and the other Island..
- ~ terms giIl be moderate. and shall
D. -irict ettsnilpn % business. hope % receive
2 shase II the pE5iIc patronage
II. 3. BAILEY.
KzEzaP4e- GakaEao. Maui. June u. 1859.
flZs-1ra1
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Hawaii Abroad.

In the art shOH-rooms OF Mr.. j. J.
Williams, are Z number Of frames, each
containing nine photographs Of the
largest size. These are photos OF prom
iuent Hawaiian scenery, executed in the
highest style Of Photographic art by Mr..
Williams, and intended f0r exhibition at
the Paris Exposition. We learn that
these frames and pictures were gotten up
under the auspices OF the InteF-Islaud
Steam Navigation Company Of Honolulu.
and that syndicate deserves the thanks
Of Ha7v 4iiAlS Tor this additional help in
advertising the Islands abroad. Among
the views given in the photographs. our
reporter noted the following Ist. Dana
Lake or what i frequently called South
Lake, the largest lake Of FIRE a. hilauea.
The altitude Is mentioned as 5000 feet
above sea level; 5Ut this Is mistake
the measured altitude being about one
halt what Is stated ID hailua IN North
k0Ha, the iaY0rite residence Of kameha-
ueL1 / Sd P1naluu Landing. where
passengers by tue l. l. ;. y Co.'S line
Of steamers land II order 70 pressed to
the famed volcano. 4th. Distant view
Of kilzEe1 from the kau bluffs 18th.
kazwzl1a, OF the island Of Hawaii.
where Captain Cook first landed and
WHARF, IL mes his death. His mOnu-
n=lt stands IN the centre Of the view.
9Th. SesEs Oh tie road from PunaI1u 70
kilzGea TIN HoIualOz Landing.
cast view Of the lee side Of Hawaii. 8th.
kahaiuu- Al ancient royal residence Of
note These scenes may not be the
most beautiful Of Hawaiian LANDSCAPE
views: but they serve 70 give ideas Of
the most noted views On the lee side Of
the large island that gives name 10 the
entire group.
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sale e Government LsCEs ~ kzrnSols,
hulA. Island OF Maui
On WEDNESDAY July 8. rsSs. 81 tie
5-c-- entrance Of A-ztC-1-i Ez-z a. =
5----cz z5c-. WI 5e sud 81 Pubic AUG
-5-- the believing GCTs---s-5 Lands
J. L -rae5 q La-5 known IS Akz-zs1Isa.
-yl-z -z-za q Grant III u Mzvs5l. and
cc-5z5---E 81 1-sa Of Il acres
C1szz p-a-e SO
: i --z-5 u land containing An ars1 q
-5u z--==- lying -za-z4 Of Grant $500 10
Ez-=5zc7- L--zzz AMI Others
Upset u-5-z $50
g / -rz1- u land lying between Grant
1855 20 Ez-5 z-E N1L=po a-5 Grant -=ss 70
E-z1--z- z-E continuing an area Of 81.
acres
-Es= Ez $50
a .-aE u land lying between Grant
sE-- CO E=l-z1-= z-E Grant -,s- 90 Ez-5.
--E ----zz-=-E al area -E = sores
-Ps= r-5-e Ss=
3 4 --l-5 d: Ind lying between Grant
Us ElE-z-z l-E Grant -z-s Gu ILL., and
-------=-e Az area q 8 $40 a--ss-
-Es=- prize S.
Ca 5-a--cE -zz5 lying between Grant
80 E-plz1 and the boundary Of E=gz=a
z-5 co---z---E an area Of s-rz acres
-E==- Prize S-lE-=-
= a --z--15 land lying between Grant
5aas -- E--L--=- and The boundary 1t h=--
s=l- ana containing an area u "a a--zs-
-E==5 r-5-s S5--=
As-z-z II land lying azzza Of Grant
$50 GO A-E-zc and Grant 1913 % Barns
EE -1--zzzz-Z n ara u 3 acres sz----
szT= u >cE11- IL
{ 1S5- E-l-= SIS
G. L-1 E5=c=s q -1-E -zE-G 5- sz5-z
--- --F=- --ll- containing respectively s.
III and 5-5E acres
-lsH F-E5 500
Ia Thu EST1N-
Minister u The Interior
interior one. Nay q Lsss-
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L A. IECESIgE-


ms ---=-=izz=1 Assessors and Coles
tors l- Taxes f-- tie General Ezzz-z1-
1=75=5z= zf laz Ezzzl5z1- zo--E respect
i--E Gall The attention Ct TzI-lzye-s %
-E= -=E Laws Il regard % th= payment @:
Personal Taxes SecG5- 5:A- Chapter s.
-z -z= Szz5- LaEs 1s J. D ls.s.
Ill personal taxes shall 5e --z aud
z-E after the E-st day q July
q za-z year an nay le collected D. the
F--E=- lZ-s-z q a-T tzz after that dat=- p
C. J. BEJWE-
assessor s C---=1--E u T-Zz= Is- Division
Z g. LEEADWAE-
Assessor 4 -1-l=--1r q Taxes y Division
II g. AUSTIN
assessor q -5.-=--1- q Taxes 81 Division
TX FARLET
Assessor & -1-Ls1t1- l5 Taxes Arb Division
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CIRCUIT JUDGES an DIANE

-" W'iN lSlal Ntttait,- TN Probate.
Estate ot ". X, kAAtNoNI.
pp ycSGspS and Giius TIE petition OF Il. A
LNNan, Administrator 90 ihr Estate W W. X
NaSiCopi Is deceased, late ~ uamakua. Ua-
wall, showing that The personal property is
'N>unelcnt 10 pSy tac avSt debts 90 the estate.
AND pT&ytnS that authority may De given him 10
>et' az thc real estate, or. 50 much thereof as
Sbalt Dc necessary 20 paw the debts
~ Is ordered, thar kaoSala ID a supposed
uy,s 81 vac estate, me next % Rim. and ar per-
suns interested IN the said estate. spr,,,- A.. -.
iaiS Court, az the Court House WonnEaa
usmaSua, Hawaii, on SATURDAY. Univ sirb
lS>S az 10 o'clock A. N. then aud .hrrr 10 show
cause II any there be. why such order FOR ~,
sale % said real estate should not be ,.ranted
Dated June Is. 1882.
is56-it ;. L. AUSTIN, Circuit Judre
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The schooner Ivy, Captain Torn
strOm, arrived az San Francisco re-
Gently, after passage Of thirty-nine
days from Tahiti. Her cargo con
sisted Of 658 crates Of oranges and
=. $50 cocoauuts-
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IL the Matter Of the Application Of
the Grove SancS Plantation CcII-
oa-v fa< DiSiuccporstio.,.

. y'gz.cs OF rsz pEr1ErNrrNr Ov INrvEcoS, ,
E-~cIyrv, JAY /. l>>&
Whereas sse Gsoys E&oeh Plantation
c-russv Ex< N co2sczr,Isy With tie stat
r-s III thar Ee1s,s presented 70 the under
sz-1s5 ana the undersigned has entered OF
rscc-z IN ths cEsce @ the department q ths
interior The petition % ths sid Grove
EazcA P.ar.a.io1 Company 70 be dlstaco,-
r5-acsa ana dissolved Sad g certificate SCI
.f-e sor-E .1as az : meeting y its stock
hc.5s-s called f,s thas p1rpcSe Il was
decided by q .E-ss-sc--ths vote slsrsoE 20
Dissolve and Gls5uco-rC-sts the SAID Corpo:-
a.5c- ROW therefore
Notice. Is hereby given 70 any scd all
re-S--S Eavz-E any cIzZES against the sid
CORPORATION interested II Gry manner what
scsys- II The said Corporation. tia. ob.sc-
t5o-s 10 the granting q the said petition
u-<t be sled IN the odice Of the under
signed On o. betore the third day Of
September, 1883. and hat any person Or
rs-so-s desiring 70 be heard thereon mus.
Dc IN attendance az the oiice Of the Under
signed in Aluol2ri Hale, Honolulu, 81 10
C'cIock 4. N. Of that day, and show cause
vhy said petition should not Dc granted.
LA. TaURSTON.
rzrTts Minister OF the Interior.
hAMOHUNUI hiss this day been sp'
pointed an Agent to perform the Marriage
Ceremony for the Districs Of HanSlsi, Island
.. E2r8i.
L. A. THURSTON,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior OSce. June 70, 1889. 1z7T-55
Ne. (. ". FULLER has this day been
appointed member q the Road Board Of
Ea-. Hawaii. vice Peter Lee. resigned. The
Beard uo= consists OF
Ed. SMITH, Chsiruar;
Hugh Center.
L. W. Fuller.
L A THCRSIOS-
Minister OF the Interior.
E-.s-ioc Otzce, JCns Is, 1883. l277-S5