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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-06-25
NEWS AND NOTES.

A lot of Mrs. Langtry's theatrical
scenery and properties were sold at
very low prices in New York.
1t is said that H. NJ. Flagler, the
Standard Oil millionaire, will build
a hotel at Charleston, S. c., at cost
of S5O0,UO0.
In the Bishop inquest DR.. Briggs
testified that from his examination
the mind-reader was dead when the
| autopsy was made.
Miners are focking into the Yukon
mining district, and the Canadian
Government is anxious for the de-
termination of the boundary.
The Masons of New York State
will shortly erect a home for aged
members similar to those owned by
the order in other countries.
The appointment of Miss Bourne
to be Postmaster at Auburndale will
make President Harrison popular in
that section, says the Newton
Graphic.
The entire fleet at Esquimalt, con-
slstlng of the war-ships Swiftsure,
Amphion and learns, have received
orders to proceed to Behring Sea.
They sail June 10th.
A Canadian Cabinet Minister saws
he expects no trouble from the Behr-
ing Sea imbroglio even if British
war vessels cruise there. They would
only take action in case of some
fragrant outrage on British subjects.
1t is said that the United States
consulate at Liverpool produces
revenue of $4,000 year John G.
New, formerly connected with the
Treasury Department has lately
been appointed consul at Liverpool.
Mrs. MoDts emery of Middletown,
Penn, whose chickens were troubled
with vermin, was advised to burn
birthstone in her hennery, and the
insects would disappear. She tried
it, and the result exceeded her ex
pectations, but the promptness of
the firemen saved her dwelling.
George McLaren, a naturalist
visited Lower California a few
months ago. He found enough curi-
osities in animal life to pay all his
and he left with $3.50 coin
for another trip. He discovered six
new species of tarantulas, and a new |
lizard that double discounts the ella
in ugliness and ferocity.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The American brigantine J. D. Spreck-
els, Captain Christensen, sailed from IA
hului June 2lSt with sugar for san iran
cisco.
The barkentine John Worster will be
moved to the Oceanic Steamship Com
panv's wharf to take in sugar, and IS ex-
peCted to leave next Friday for san Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian bark J. \. King, Captain
Berry, sailed from kahului on Tuesday,
June 18th, with 903 tons sugar Tor San
Francisco.
The American tern Fred. E. Sanders was
TO leave Hilo, Hawaii, on Thursday, June
10Th, with sugar from Waiakea and Wal
naku, for San Francisco.
lib. NJ. ). Espiegle, A {. Clarke Com
maader, with Major J. H. Nodehouse,
British Commissioner, on board, arrived
on June 10th from weeks cruise around
Kauai.
The schooner Fred Z. Sanders arrived at
Hllo June It'll, Is days from San Francisco,
with merchandise. She was loading sugar
at Wainaku when the hinau left, and Is
expected to sail tomorrow for San Fran
cisco with $50 tons sugar.
The American bark Caibarien, Captain
q. a Perkins, arrived on Saturday morn
sand and 20 tons snap iron. The Calba-
rien Is moOred in the stream and Is con-
signed to MessrS. Castle i Cooke.
The bark Forest Queen sailed on Satur-
dav for san Francisco with Il ,329 bags
sugar weighing 1,645.5S2 pounds, and
valued at $97 .39T 81 The shippers were:
c. Brewer & Co., 6,691 bags sugar; Castle
Il Cooke, 4.674 do. do; T. II. Davies Il Co.,
do. do 1914 Total tonnage, S2+ tons.
Domestic value, S97 ,5s7 81.
The British iron bark Royal Alice, Capt
Zeal left June Is, for san Francisco with
p, 565 bags sugar weighing 3, 075 1853 pounds,
and valued at S1T7, IA 2S. The cOnsiguers
are: F. A Schaefer Il Co., l,545 bags
sugar; Theo. II. Davies x Co.. 1875 do.
do; Castle & Cooke, l,5i1 do. do. {.
Brewer & Co., 10,502 do. do. Total ton
mage, !, 5SS tons.
The American barkentlne John Worster,
Captain NJ. Johnson, arrived early June
18th, 81 days from Newcastle, \. 5. W,
with S2T (long) tons coal for MeSSrS. w. 6.
Irwin & Co. Sailed from Newcastle April
18th; had northwest gales the first five
days; thence had variable winds and rainy
weather to the equator From thence to
port, experienced fresh breezeS from \. Z.
to Z. The John WorSter is mOored at Fort
street wharf.
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The closing argument in the
great electric light case was made
before the United States District
Court recently by Hugh R. Garden,
counsel for the complainants. He
gave the main points in the case
upon which the court will have to
decide in regard to the patent is
sued to Sawyer and Mann in 1880
for carbon made from any kind of
tibrous or textile material to be
used for the incandescent electric
lamp. Counsel held there was good
evidence that Mann and Sawyer
really were the first inventors of
that light, which view was further
confirmed when Edison sought to
have that patent annulled and failed
to do SO. The arguments on both
sides were necessarily elaborate,
descriptions of the scientific princi-
Piles of electricity in general and of
the two kinds of lights to which the
parties to the present suit claim to
be the original inventors. No deci-
sion was rendered.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, Il. |
AIsEIN


MONDAY. June l..
Am hst John Wor>ter, johnson, g. days
from Newcastle
TUESDAY, June Is.
Schr kawailani from hOolau-
WEDNESDAY. June 70.
Srn- Ki-au. Lorenzen. from Maui and
Hawai-
SIM q r Bishop, lie Claire. from circuit
oahu.
~---E A Ccmu.ins. Nelson. from hoo-
laL
St--- Waimanal0. Underwood, from
Wazzuae and WaIalua,
>ru- Eva from Eva
sen Waiehu from Kauai
Sch- MUiwahlne from Hamakua.
~--- Eau5keaouIi from hohala.
Seh- klu.i.ua from Kauai.
THURSDAY. June -.
HEN : Esuiegla Clarke, from Kauai.
Chi -lan-ut-war PIlComayo, Nalenzuela,
- Eavs from Panama Col
~ch- Lzviuia from Kauai.
~rh- NokuaIa from Eva, Oahu.
>rm- haaia HagIund, from Waianae
and WalaLll-
>r--- Iwalaul. Weir, from Hamakua.
>--n- Psle. >mythe, from Kauai.
FRIDAY, June p.
Am sch- Equator. Reid. % days from
-1l Francisco.
>rr- Lehua Clark, from Hamakua.
~1h- Bob Boy from Eva
SATURDAY. June -.
SIM LEkelike. Davies. from hahului-
>-u- Waizleale Campbell, from hliaUea
and Hau4lel
~-u- NokolE. McEreg0r, from AOlO6al.
Am b Ca51a-ier, Perkins, from South
AEe----
SUNDAY. June %.
~--- N5kahaIa Freeman. from Kauai.
---- Kfauga Hau. Cameron, from Ha-
---E-z Hawaii
>-n- James Makee, MaCaulav, from
har4a
>Il- T A Cuuuiu> from Nalmanalo.
>sh- Mary from Haualei
>eu- ~ Mo- from Hawaii.
~-r- Eawailaul from hOolau.
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SUPREME COURT.
JUNE SPECIAL TERM-LAw DIVISION.
MONDAY, June Il.

JUNE SPECIAL TERM-LAw DIVISION.
MONDAY, June l..
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON.
The Court opened at 10 a. m. to-day
and adjourned at p. m. until to-mor-
row at 10 a. IN. The two following
causes were partly heard, and were then
continued.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co. vs.. ]. s. Nc
Candless ct al. Assumpsit. A new suit
was granted on motion of the defense.
Paul Neumann for plaintiffs and V. V.
Ashford for defendants.
W. c. Peacock VS.. Bents d'Abren.
Assumpsit. Jury waived. w. \. Whit
ing for plaintiff, and V. Y. Ashford for
defendants.
TUESDAY,, June is.
The cause OF Gaspar Silva VS.. w ..
Smith, as administrator OF the estate OF
z. y. Suuires. AssumpSit for S, 542.
Argued and submitted 10 foreign jury
who retired at $40 p. m. and returned
without verdict at t :25 p. m. They
could not agree and were discharged. A.
s. Hartwell, attorney for plaintiff, c..
Brown, attorney for defendant. w. o.
Smith present in person.
WEDNESDAY. June 70.
Z. Barry VS.. L. McCully. AssumpSit
for $2,272 10. Cause Inrtly heard and
plaintiff takes non suit A. Rosa,
attorney. for plaintiff; 4. Z. Peterson,
attorney, for defendant.
The court opened at 10 q. m. and
adjourned at p. III. until Monday next
at 10 4. m.
The following causes on the Calendar
were called:
f. J. Hills VS.. J. E. Brown Assump-
sit. Jury waived. Judgment by con-
fession was given in favor of plaintiff for
$374.SO and interest from July LIST, 1888.
c. Brown attorney for plaintiff, and Paul
Neumann attorney for defendant
J. f. Brown vs.. f. J. Hills. Assump-
sit Jury waived. Cause heard and
submitted. Paul Neumann attorney for
plaintiff, and c. Brown attorney for de-
PENDANT.
BEFORE HIS HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
IN CHAMBERS.
In re bankruptcy OF c. T. Akana
Consideration OF petition OF bankrupt.
The court ordered that the bankrupt be
from his debts. Petitioner
present in person.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE M'CULLY
IN CHAMBERS.
PROBATE DIVISION.
\. J. Cartwright as trustee of lydia
X. Piikoi ct al. Bill for order of sale of
land. Return day continued to day
agreed upon by counsel.
In re estate Lewis Johnson late OF
Waialua, Oahu, deceased. Petition for
probate. Continued until Tuesday next
the 18th inst. 4. P. Peterson for petit
TONER, and A. Rosa for devisee, Caroline
Ala
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON |
IN CHAMBERS.
In re estate Robert Mitchell. Petition |
II II. A Widemann, executor, for allow |
lnce OF accounts, discharge an2 final |
order OF distribution. The Court orders
he accounts to be amended, and upon
he executor filing final receipts he is to
)e discharged.
DECISIONS FILED.
Decisions in the following causes have
,een filed this day: BY Chief Justice
udd-D. Lopez VS.. c.. l.. Brito in favor
# plaintiff. By Justice Dole-John Scott
t al. vs.. E. NJ. Crowningburg, in favor
# defendant.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

power Of sale contained in a certain mort.
gage deed made by j y PuuOhau and II Pikela
his wife. OF Honolulu. Isl-nd of oahu. TO James
A Kennedy Of said Honolulu, dated February 9,
1855, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds in
Liber 80, pages 1871 and fY2
Notice is hereby given that the mortgage
intend TO foreclose said mortgage for condition
broken, to-wit: the nOn-paYment of interest and
principal, aud upon such foreclosure will sell
at public auction. at the saiesrUoms OF James
Morgan. all and singular the lands, tenements
and heIcditaments described in said mortgage
Is below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W r. Cas-
tie. Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, June II. 1889.
JAMES A KENNEDY, Mortgage
The premises to be sold are: All that certain
tract or parcel OF land situate in Waikiki
oahu. and being part of those premises des-
cribed in X p No. a4iS. L A No 2OS2 to
huene, containing an area Of 65SltO0 Of an
acre the said premises, being conveyed to Ka-
nakaole, by deed of kanOa iw) recorded in
Llber =. page =, and said Puuohau claims
as heir OF said Kanakaole I2T5-3t
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POLICE COURT.
MONDAY, June L.

MONDAY, June L. ~
sam HoIburn's assault case will be
heard in the Intermediary Court.
Five DRINKS were disposed Of as usual.
CIVIL CASES.
Pekelo was ordered to return to the
service that he had deserted Costs 50.
John Enos V. Wong Tai Poon. This
was an action to recover possession of
land Of which defendant had been a
tenant, but had not paid rent. De-
PENDANT did not appear and was in con-
sequence defaulted. A writ of posses
sion was issued to plaintiff, and defend
ant ordered to pay costs So 10.
TUESDAY, June IS.
Bill hauhl, native, was charged with
an aggravated assault on another native,
and sentenced to six months hard labor
and to pay 81 so costs. 1t appeared that
hauhi had used a slab with which to be-
labor his victim; and had inflicted an
ugly cash on the scalp, besides LAGER
ating an ear OF the victim of his ferOcitv.
The assault was committed near to the
residence Of Judge Dayton at Palama,
and that gentleman helped to dress the
wounds.
One drunk forfeited So bail
WEDNESDAY, June 10.
Thomas Maloney, for being drunk, was
fined in the usual amount
CIVIL CASES.
Paeheco vs.. Placidio. Assumpsit $50.
Suit discontinued. 81 costs.
THURSDAY, June 20.
Two natives were brought up for ''af-
fray" One OF them was fined So and
Sl.lO costs, and the other was discharged.
FRIDAY, June 81
Two Cinnamon, remanded from 18th
inst. for malicious injury, were each
fined $25 and s. so costs.
Ako, remanded from 10th inst. for as
sault, was again remanded until 22nd
inst.
Kia, boy accused of truancy, was
repnmanded and discharged.
CIVIL CASES.
Tai Loi vs.. J. H. Soper, as Marshal.
Judgment for plaintiff in 81 and 50 80
costs.
SATURDAY, June y.
Ako remanded from June 2lst was
fined s. and So 80 costs.
All Wo, charged with an assault, was
until the oath inst.
Eight Chinese gamblers were remand /
ed until the 18th inst.
Nineteen mutineers were remanded |
until the 18th inst.
Two DRINKS forfeited bail So each.
Lui, q Mexican, charged with an as (
sau.t with q deadly weapon, was re-
handed until the 25th inst.
Ah ilea, charged with being on pre-
misses un.aw!Eilv, was sentenced 10 two
months hard labor and 81 costs.
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DEPARTURES.

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Mortgages Notice Of Inten-
tiOn to FOreclOSe.
PURSUANT TO THE POWER

i of Sale contained in that certain mortgage
from Kcaka to j Alfred MagOop. Trustee, made
November 9TH, 1885. recorded in the office of the
Registrar of Couveyauces in Honolulu, in Liber
1I3. pages 3IS 349 and $50: Notice is hereby
given that for condition broken therein to wit:
the non-payment of the interest when due, the
mortgage therein named intends TO foreclose
said mortgage, and vii! after the expiration Of
the time limited by law. and at the time and
place to be hereafter designated. sell at Public
Auction, all the lands, tenrments and heredita-
ments in said mortgage described that is to
say: All that piece or parcel of land situate AT
IA awahine. Honolulu, Oahu, bounded as fol-
lows:
hoomaka ana ma Ike Eihi Hema o keia c pill
pm ana me he kihi Hikina IA Apana l, ma Ike
glanui hOokaGwaea a hOlO aku:
Ak Gle Is Kom rs kapuai pill me Apana 1,
Ak l7 - kom rs kapuai pill Muliwai nuanu,
Hem Ole Is tIiE l35 kHpuai phi me Apana3.
II EN- Il 81 Hik Is kapuai pill me Alanui Haua
a Xxi la hoOmaka ana Iii Il Eka q ikea
hOi ka Apana o ma alma o John Ena.
j. ALFRED NAGOON.
Trustee Mortgage.
For further particulars apply to j. Alfred
MagoOn, No. AZ Merchant Street Honolulu, or
to L. j. Leyey, AuctiOuGer. l2751t
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oar to the south seas.

llr. Robert /. Stevenson and party
LETT yesterday by the sehr. Equator for
the Gilbert Islands. They Will proceed
from there To the MARSHALL Group, and
thence TO the Ellis Group; but further
movements Of the party are unknown
even to themselves. The object Of Mr.
Stevenson in undertaking this adventur-
Gus voyage, Is to become acquainted
more fully with the unciviiized habits Of
South Sea Islanders; and the public NAV
expect that his next book viii be largely
devoted to these experiences and scenes
from Islands little known 70 the reading
world. 1t is to be hoped that Mr. s. will
not fall q victim TO native spears; but in
his present state OF bodily health, per
haps the temptation to kill him may not
be very strong.
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Baldwin. Mr. Smith, Mrs Lincoln, Miss
sylvia, } Patty, and few others.
For san Francisco, per bk Forest Queen,
June 22-F Waldron, Miss Nilsson, W Pen
ielly. J : Martin, Mr. Walter and chill
dren.
For Waianae, per steamer c. r. Bishop,
June 2l-Christian Conradt.
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4 railway train with 500 pilgrims,
en- route to Rome, was assailed by a
mob at Trieste and bombarded with
stones. The train hurriedly left the
station to escape the missiles, and
was attacked in a similar fashion at
several other stations. Twenty-four
persons were severely injured and
the railway carriages were almost
wrecked.
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The premises to be sold are: All those pre-
misses situate in said Kohala. more particularly
described IN Deed of Puehu to aid Jos Paa
dated February Goth. 1877. and recorded in Liber
IS, pages 474 and AS. which i, port, Of the
land of Awaia, desert bed in p No. 10 gOs, con
tanning an area of 10 acres, and also % acres of
land described in Z p No $50 T. Apiki ct al
which said undivided % acres were conveyed to
said Jos Paa, by deed of Pope, son OF said
Apiki, dated November 9Th, 1882 and recorded
in Liber 20, page 497. 127j-3t
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
I ACCORDANCE WITH A

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
l power OF sale contained in certain mort
gage deed made by Joseph Paa and Kapena, his
wife, of kOhala. Island of Hawaii, to John l.
Blaisdell, Jr. of said Kohala, dated March SIst,
1888. and recorded in the Registry of Deeds i'm
Liber -, pages 1876 and 49,
Notice is hereby given that the mortgage in
tend TO fOretlose said mortgage for condition
broken, TO wit: the impairment OF interest
and principal, and upon such foreclosure will
sell ut Public Auction, at the salesrooms of Jas
Morgan all anu singular the lands tenements
and hereditameuts described in said mortgage
as below specified
Further particulars can be had of W. r. Cas-
tie. Attorney for Mortgage
Dated HOnolulu. June IL, 1889
JOHN L. BLAlSDEII Jr
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NOTICE 1!

HOLDING AN AUCTIONEER'S
Ii LICENSE. 1 am now prepared to act in
that capacity, any where in this District.
Will also attend to the collecting OF Rents
also of Bills, on this and the other Islands
~ My terms will be moderate, and shall
by strict attention TO business hope to receive
q share Of the public patronage.
II. B. BAILEY.
kawaapae, Makawao Maui, June n 1889
I215-fm1
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NOTICE 4!

.ON AND AFTER THIS DATE.
~ the undersigned will not be responsible
for any debts CONTACTED in my name without
my written order, and signed by me personally
and by my wife Emelia
Dated az hohala, this 9th day of May 1889.
lZfdH NEIL CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE /!

MR.. VIM. p. FENNELL. OF
VI Makawao, Maui. Is authorized. under
power Of attorney. to collect all debts and
accounts due NE on the Island Of Mani.
THOMAS II. HOBRON.
Honolulu. May 81, 1889. l274-jt
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Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclOse.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant to a power Of sale con-
tanned In q certain mortgage deed dated 18th of
January, A d 1888, made by L Keaunui. L M
kaliola kcaunui and Joseph NJ Keaunui, all
OF Hauula, Koolauloa Island Of Oahu TO A III
Spencer of Los Angeles. State of California.
> A, recorded in the Office of the Registrar Of
Conveyances, in Liber ~, folios 100 1851 and
lb2. and assigned by the said A fl spencer to
Alexander Cartwright by deed of assignment
dated April 3D. 1888 and recorded in Liber 20
foios 4T7-s and by the said Alexander Cart
wright to j VI MoRsarrat by deed of ASSIGN
ment dated September 81 1857, and recorded
In Llber ~. folio 100. and for breach Of the
conditions in said mortgage deed contained.
to-Wlt: nOn-payment OF both the principal and
interest when due. that all and singular the
lands- tsnemeDts and hereditamcnts in said
mortgage deed contained and described will
after the time limited by law and at a time to
be hereafter designated be sold at public auc-
ton on account OF the breach Of the conditions
as einbcfOrc mentioned.
Inc property ~ said mortgage described be-
ING situated az Hauuia. Island of Cahu and
more particularly described as follows.
AL those two pieces or parcels Of land
Situated 90 said Hauull. containing ain area Of
"-l'J acres. and being the same premises des-
cuDed IN Royal Patent No 1918 LHUd Com
mission A"rfc No oiso, issued 10 keaI1ha. and
HIi 9ul Joseph VI heaGuuI 5y r. Pikai by deed
u-iee the ist day 81 June 1850. aud recorded iu
we ua"uIau Eeyi-trv of CJuyeveres- fu
Liber -, on foiias - and u
-, th1t piece or parcel Of land situated
~ -.iu ilaulia- containing au area Cf 40 OF an
acre and being the same premises described In
Royal Patent so. 1927 Land Commission
award 30 sis4. issued 10 Hoaii which were
ii9ihsf!Iel DJ sad ) L keaauui from said H0aai
j. II. 8IONsARRAT.
assignee OF the Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu June $. 1Ssg. I27i-it
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Biennial Meeting.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TERMS OF
L the Charter, the members OF the Queens
Hospital Corporation are hereby notified
that the biennial meeting will take place at
the Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
on SATURDAY, July 22d next. at II a. m.
JNO. H. Patty,
1897 l2I64t Secretary pro tenn.
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&G1RritStnl2Ri.
Election of Officers.

AT A MEETING OF THE SHARE
n holders of the Hanalei Sugar Mill
Company, held this day, the following
officers were duly elected:
Chas. KoeIling ............. President
Col. 4. ;. Spalding .. VICe-President
Joseph o. Carter. Secretary Il Auditor
p. c. Jones .................T Treasurer
]. O. CARTER.
Secretary Hanalei Sugar Mill Co.
Honolulu, June Il, 1889 14iIw l276-4t
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Notice to Creditors i!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ING been duly appointed Administrator
with the Will annexed Of ROBERT STIRLING.
late Of Ashford, County of Kent, England, and
formerly of Honolulu, deceased.
office is hereby given TO all persons to pre-
sent their claims against the Estate of said
Robert Stirling. duly authenticated to the un-
dersigned within six months from the date
hereof or they will be forever barred, and all
persons indebted to laid estate are requested to
make immediate payments.
II A. WIDEMANN,
Administrator with Will annexed of Robert
Stirling
Honolulu, June 4. 1889 1273-4t
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Election Of Officers.

At a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
y Shareholders OF E. O. Hall Il son. Id,
heid this day, the following officers were
duly elected:
E. o. White, Secretary and Treasurer,
vice L. C. Ables, resigned.
+. Wundenburg, Director, vice E. o.
White E. o. WHITE.
Secretary E. 0. Hall q Son. Lid.
Honolulu. June Is. 1859. l45 l2I6-3t
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DECISIONS FILED.

Decisions in the following causes have
been filed this day: BY Chief Justice
Judd. Lopez VS.. C. L. Brito, in favor
OF plaintiff. By Justice Dole-John Scott
ct al. vs.. E. NJ. Crowningburg, in favor
of defendant