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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

$3.50 ,:-r.r-.. ..~.,;, $1,000 a..
-iSa 80 80 Hant. . p:'sIs nS
= ap ar! sNe4l io "ouu dIhA uen IL "ouia
cure MN OF Tue disease. 30 tney went
sEocnd and thoy gathered Up I'll the oeau:.-
saivei them in a cup, and the sick
man drank tnem- Oh; it was an e1-
pe1s!ve frau9at Blu tell you Of a more ex-
i@.lslFe dFau5nE lhail ina, DEunhenneS puts
Ito us GU tie pearl Of physical health, the
pearl Of domestic happiness, the pearl Of re-
s77ctao"nEE, tae pearl OF Christian nope, the
Iearl of an everlasting nea ., and presses
l tof4e not hns.
heiL he 1Eoub-e = IHeF DO nor put up the
Et2al ii-Ld 2ia .a5a 4neT nave aefeas many
. tIereaI :lnds q sI5ns 10" on piaces whore
s-s"lS offfA So51 ne IS cand
- TaGaL~ ara aEetArE - c2I@I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08
NI>E NIAl-

Signs are poor things = 4 v:,1-
Ignorance IS the mother o. Al. evil.
Arbitration il is essence is voluntary.
Fly the pleasure tnat bites .to-rcorrov.
Idleness is the burial OF vie living nan.
a contented spirit is the sweetness Of
existence.
No GIFT can make the rich those who
IRE poor in wisdom.
self-adnirers and se:f-fct- r2rs are
eally self-deceive-s.
What we call time enough always
proves little enough,
Twenty wears in the life of q man IS
sometimes q severe lesson.
The surest way to please IS to forget
ones self and to think only Of others.
Beauty i%sfoiten but q splendid cloak
which conctals the imperfections Of the
oul.
We attract hearts by the qualities we
display; we retain them BY the qualities
ne possess.
Help somebody worse oil than your
,elf, and you will find that YOU arc better
IF than you fancied.
The reason some people never prosper
S because they are waiti\ to. be told
what they are best fitted II.
There is virtue in ignorance if one
must first possess knowledge before they
IAN be dishonest successfully.
If all people sat in judgment against
heir neiohbor. such unsclfsn conduct
would destroy the human race.
The prejudices of nlen e!nanatc from
the mind and may be overcome; the pre-
i Ices Of women e~rlanate from TIE heart.
and are mpregnablo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

lite ink Is the last craze.
Al electric Ere engine is q nAy inyen-
ton. 80
\ "sneezing party" IS the latest Maine
diversion reported.
Eli Nhitncv's cotton Gin docs as much
work a. FIVE thousand persons.
The word .'collar.' from the Latin
collum. the neck, meant originally .
peculiar badge Of knignthood.
Fciic.c Mart, . professional beggar,
died the o.her day IN New Orleans. La.
At the = of eeventy-two, leaving So.
600.
There is i school teacher in Tuscarawas
Coun, Ohio. who is forty years old, and
has nc>cr been twenty-five miles AVA,
from home.
born. Il started OF the top Of a bare hill
a1-vas a bail Of white fog no larger that
his hat wHen he first oavit.
King George IL. OF England, had !:
watch not lar-cr than a fve-ctnt piece.
which had TO parts. the whole no
Weighing cutie 50 mach as : ten-cen1
piece.
The population q Imperial Eonrc. al
The time d its s;e-,e by the Gothe, lur-
- the reign OF IIonorins. is Given ~
Gihbon al 10000 me facts Of
history and the statistics bearing GA this
subject are very meager.
Not long a-o. up in Buffalo. y. Y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

l@~' 49,
memory come on Eay sou. "oo.i pre- %
have roll over on me tnc alps a4d lEe hHH1-
Iavas.
Bur, whIe sometimes I-eFe are eHe "i-o
turn ont very hhd!y, coming iFG1l G2fl
homes wan. 70 TeA ecu ieT EIu. -
ulent II i a gTea! -" &c - diiS"-
py and undisc,pIuF+l none IS Ne poisonous
caldron from "h--1 Z 80 HHa-El1a1s ef41A
tbelr dem. +
II. feinarE tAa- aEot.iel 60. Tn NJ n
i4uity J. IN hlin'c-s ~ ~. m To- ."2'-5
Gown Ire ht4s u - s-'
rail tn hso On tEe fea-sEiEa9 49, 81 To-
train On ~. LoEE i@a.d roa1 btolo-t =
! these c!tle4 .LE t4l = tern tn1i-
Lei 'lal ~ >J-1n II .i.@n a. i-ei
this L-4ornir.. I dclbt -. - .Es5 500
what one 4 vcu. --lt te0r1St--n. IS
going to BE- Il. I tie eEenet@e. ltda-@.'c
peorle - our cifte= he oTe = 81 on
clt.ea IGey 1rcss Det@- nan sCa ~ so htc
, INDUSTRIOUS troy he a-.-r = g. pass
OF arrea-ae-r-pchr. ~ .-c&er. ont -
idle. TnevaeTg around or yr..- ...c&-
no E;s.b AGO. tho Vi-9or ~
D., No X 4,S.eon- ia Cus.v
IT, - - haartr.f 49, . a.,
49, aran,i :, =. o.. aar- 49,, III : i,
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prLr ia - w, 3r,d -. 4,<} to,l
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el--.r L. rreII ar1 dono- ,yark
e. i 80. ar -
oIl =. - -" :
our gre"s :. - LIN, : -
g." -. -, h..r
orr,,d ~. IN g. - r+v -, brinr'
aaa4 - 80 ,ro 49, tha ~ hI..ss III.
stend there md eI.a. a... ,l-ltun.. enjoy
ma di.lraca oni .rfr.riU. ~ te4za 49,.
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ao mo n. cnn1t
8 Wh.rs Ia 49, "a, TIetf;-
vLa, rn, ~, ~, Is, ast on.v
fnnr ,vave ~ ga,1in.r MOI. nalv fnur: IN
nhar,o1ca aa-, 49,. III. ln.fnat H.
s4cahnr i. ga ~. ara v,sf t3n}ttn5,
ann nc VII, ar sr LIMO not liz in-
aln.io - - =
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arina Lar) ~, -,
Nae he II, -. + .,a..a.s,t4H5
49, 'rNn5. It.l - - r,v.a,1 ~ i,
- go. or -. - ...fa~ "a .r
s,o1 r. - fn,;. 4tr. .,Ies.> ~.
inc to Gn - .,,a-3 80. g.l i Il
80 ! ~. s.,
winch ! o~,cstnn,n. ..,9r ,t.n i3ll .,a..
, ~ :, : - !, ~ i. a..
mi t5 ~ 80 -, d /, W. = - 49,.
Thn ~, -. No., ~ cti. 40 49,,
irvi.,r 20 -. tL.,r s, ~ ,L.t,. W. anJ
~ .Iri,at ~ Lan1 i.aI4s ,,.tiJ,,e fonena III
4 Eny yars moro at az ! -o,,a MN
one Of Eis cl.rr. in h,It d;-ei-o ,siar iat,
? v.rv low -, !. - aa4l,,fo,,f 9T{ra r,a-
liant saii +, tnn,dI = n,a.t IooS On, f,r
chat clerk. he is rain. in I.I company AMI
going in bad. place :Inlast Iy1,< out for him
& fen n..nlbs nassnI .a ami nno" aornior iii.
merchant entered lis store. and this c,or> If
wnom have been speaking cane M
) in assumed CONSERVATISM and sid: COZ,
tho fire Int tho~n ora q nraat n,anl @oo6s
lost We navo hoI q area[ cr2>v,l 81 n1o.,,,
coming and r,i,~nS Then the merchant
! took tie clerk by The calIar and sail: L
, mo. where orS tbocn GOOD. yo,, s,olazo III,
yn,,nr ,non ins+arii, c72nfas., lis ]vill,inL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

Tho een; c.ercvntan II h q s-s
Finland + Archaeacoa PtlIpt Re
born II Is1l .nl graduated MIS-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

To regulate the stomach, liver and bowels,
Or. fierce's Pellets excel. One a do G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

1t is better to give than TO Icceivo-es
pecIal!y IN an
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

The total Indian population Of tha
United States in 1855 vas 247.75l.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

The Intern tlopal Banking Co. 81 & 3iE wa,
Ny City, call attentl n to II IT ADJ. headed
An Excellent investment" Thy refer y
ellgmsl e Go. and to kessIer & Co, bankers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

l. marriage failure. Olc4nre, na IL.
rage y ali assignment
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

Success 1erendsn rauion c.rrecr method
han up.n hard work.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

IN "4fsnanv tAera ara one
women
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

ALL diseases and disorders peculiar t.
1 men are cure | by tn. time V use Of Prai
:tl4s Female L snlator. Sold By drGSs 8.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08

The Bohemian 81 mnnt is rapidly multiply
Tn IN New %prk. rs4
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-06-08
SELECT SIFTINGS.
lite ink is the last craze.

Y lite ink is the last craze. i
An electric Ere engine IS . ne&4 inyen-
ton.
\ "sneczinc party is the latest Maine
diversion reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
SUPREME COURT.
Appeals Disposed OF ut Chambers
Bankrupiey OF w. II. buchanan.

Appeals Disposed OF at Chambers
Bankruptcy OF W. II. buchanan,
MIR, Justice Judd on April 9th dis
posed OF several appeals. as follows:
Tan You appealed iron District Court
OF Waianae, where, on April 10th, he
was found guilty Of assault and hned SIS
and costs So 50. c. Creighton for prose-
eution; A. Rosa for defendant, on trial
of appeal. The Court fined the defend
ant S25 and costs, which were paid forth
with
All Ton zee, All Young and Ton Yon
appealed from the District Court OF
Waisnae, where, on April Sth, they were
found guilty OF gaming and each fined
Sl9 and costs and given five days i'm
priSonmeRt ut hard labor. c. Creighton
fov the prosecution, y. Rosa for the de-
PENDANTS, who, under their counSel's adj
vice, pleaded guilty. They were each
fined so and costs with four hours inn
prISOnment.
W K. Buchanan. on April 9th, APP
peArei in person before the Chief Justice,
for the hearing OF proof OF claims and
SkSIlLpu VI ASSl2USC III Ills LCtIlhTuplCN-
Twenty-three claims were allowed as
proved, amounting to $4,l7S so, and.
failing 10 elect an assignee, the Court on
the 29th appointed l. I. Valentine TO
act as such under 81 600 bond II APP
pears the law requires for election
mRority OF creditors and majority OF
money. L. I. Valentine was nominated
by majority OF creditors. but the min
GRITTY representing more money nomi-
mated J. F. Colburn. Therefore there
WAS 10 ELECTION and the Court acted.
The bdukrupt's schedule Of unsecured
debts amounts TO 81 800 Il. and secured
debts $500 Assets are the mortgaged
property for secured debts and $3.50 in
personal property, also one share in
hapiolani Park Association
Mr. Justice Preston on Monday. April /
2Sth, heard petition OF j. HeohokIi for !.
probate Of viii Of J. 3. Heohokii, late of I.
Hakaako. and for petitioners appoint I
ment as administrator of the estate ). (
K. Kane appeared for the widow. As .
there was 10 appearance OF or for the .
petitioner, the Court ordered the petition I
dismissed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
MARSHAL'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EXF-
~ cutiOn issucsi Olit VI the Police Court
on the 18th day OF March. /. d. I8sg
against W. Z. Buchanan defendant In
favor 81 ". >. Luce plaintiff. for the sum
Of SlDj-si. / have ieyieI upon and shall
expose for sale at the front entrance nj
kalakaua Hale, IN Honolulu. Island Of
Oahu. At Il clock noon 81 FRIDAY Inc
lIth day Of May, 4. ID. ISIS. 70 the hjghs,t
bidder, all the right, title and interest al
the said W. z. buchanan defendant. In
and to the following property, unless aid
judgment, interest. costs and my expense
be previously paid.
List Of property for sale:
/ Chairs
l Patent Rocker
l Large Arm Chair
sofa
l Music Stand
l Chandelier
2 Large Steel Engrayings
l Lounge
l SidebOard
AaTble-tOP Table
G. L. HOPKINS,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, April 16. 1880. Sit I253.5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
Committal Of Former Convict 10
House Breaking.

House Breaking.
In the Police Court on Friday, jim
kukona and Kauai were tried for break
ing into the house OF Frank Joliva, Nuu-
anu valley, on April % Both pleaded
not guilty, and q. X. Wilder appeared
for Kauai There was very clear evil
dence that Kukona had committed the
offense, but none except that OF Kukona
against Kauai. The latter had ridden
to the spot with kukona, but rode away
when Kukona proposed to break into the
house. The property stolen consisted OF
three rings worth So each, necklace
that cost s., and IS 90, equal to $50 80
altogether. Two OF the rings were found
in Kukona's pocket when Capt. Alapai
and Sergt. Kamana arrested the lads on
the road coming from Joliva's. Kukona
is well known to the police rs ''bad
egg and has served one or two terms
on the reef. He was committed for trial
to the Supreme Court, and Kauai was
found not guilty and discharged
J. c. de sylvia forfeited $6 bail for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
hortgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOrecIOse.

NOiICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
- that Dar-H4Dt TO power Of sale Contained
IN certain moEteage deed. dated the lit faV al
February. = d. 1888. made BIZ I1I. TO- " "
Honolulu. IrmHd % Oahu, TO Afe,sf1.-- yIIEE ~
wright % aid Honolulu recorded In tbe 49,, ~
Of the Re2i-ir1r ~ COnyeyaUces In H.. ~
io'ioz 80 and fog breach Of The conditio1s
IN -aid mortgage deed coutziued 80 - ~
nOn-pag ment Of the interest ,,ber A. 'L4g 5
ana singular the land tener erts ma t Ia -
Iaents. u said mortKa2. deed confa{1.ed -,
10 VII aiiff the time limited by law md
a Z llihc 70 De hereafter desiguafed K. - - -
Ploiie 1Deii'7 % accOuht n The breacb ~ ~ =.
eDnuiuonh a. hereiHbegOre mentioned 'NS
me property IN Fsid mOrtgapg desc-fJ.>, -
ing situated at kalihi. Island az fatS -
more particularly described - fofI@,14''4'i' anu
I-Ail that land conveyed By Ed,r,.s g.
- 80 ueed dated the 9th day Of Nover1
~, I2IZ, ana recorded ia .he Office o. ~. ~
lzsg Area III; lh mes in Liocr 90, on foios
Z-.aiI lnaI parcel u land described Il, p,.,
f4tent 10 DDf- ApzHa . ard bounded -. ~ ~
crlbed q follow: 4 7ho Ss--
TarO Land-C0mrarnrfr, a.. a..
% thi- AND a aHwai. and ruuuiu.s. = - 80
HaShtiic 1913 feet along suWaf Z 10 .. y
~ --hells ~ fect along MakaIes : ~ -
v magnetic - 2 feet along MakaU.a : = a. -
Z magnetic Z33.7 feet ALONE MaEsr., - - -
2 .nslhele ~ ieet along portion ~ nj. go,.f
.s--c - = - - magnetic ~ feet alSng-
~ ~ along fence. 4G> ~. Z rnsgnetfe ~
Iset along same along fence y 4fo ~ u. 80
nst!c 20 feet along KaIiawa \ 20 n: = ..---
Hs ti - iesi along Kaliawa. y 10 2T " -.
netlc % feet along Kallzwa. thence :. s-sst
-. s.le ie5s Iest along KaliaWa 10 initial
poibt- Area 6-IOO Of an acre ami bef,'. ~
zane premises that we're Conveyed o., stssZ "
no.tz22oE by BoIte and n fyrseT W All
" 1alons, Dy deed dated the I'd of ApTu.f III
n Liber - ~ ,, M once Of the said Eegisiraf
n =. ). CARTWRIGHT, Morfcaq-s
NJ. -. - 9lfDns4tfats Attorney for Mort1aZce
N-seo honolulu, April -, 1880 fgs74t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
Whipping MOTHS

Inc ll-s PazTs- l. about ~ lav> out
from Newcastle lg- E-Cl-LLl with coal.
The British 1arz ECy4l Alice / about
IL days cut from Liverpool with general
cargo Tor this -C-r. She COMES c. lTss~-s-
TE=c- H Davies & Cs-
The Dark Alex Monet was lowered FROM
EL= Marine Railway. on SATURDAY. afternoon
ard Tz> u0C-sC ~ the kluaE wharf here
she VII commence receiving sugar for san
Francisco
The Oceanic Steamship L1u1l-v-s brig
a----z> -CEs-ell aud John d. >r-eEEe[s
both sailed from haL-lLl Maui. ca ~a-----
CaE- Nay 18th With t--L ca--Ces % sugar
for >-C Era-clScp- TEs-. EE-= Co race %
san Fran lSEl. the Cg-Es--e-g having q. start
q nearly ESQ hours
I1E BARK W. 3. Godfrey sailed Nay +zl
rC- san Francisco With rs bags SUGAR
shipped = follows TLzg- 4 Dawes s. Co.
1919 bag sugar T. A. SCha=te- s. Co.
4.5s,- do do Castle & CocSe. 80 do do 3
o. Brewer < Co T-lZS 10. do Total ton
EzSe-L-i=5 tons domestic value 5 los -ltl- 50
Th= German bark d. Hetzzs-. go tons.
vas anchored II -Ee stream Nav Is -
days from NeE-l--L5- y : w VITA 90
tons CJll- Plot BL1CgCE brought her IL.
NEl-a-L the .Lt1--tz Of rbe>aC1au Islands
the Dr. lIe-Eser eCCQ1Et tered a Er1dqgu- and
y running the vessel IN Z : z course
escaped r.
E=ss-.- Han Bros. ara now building. az
Port B.lz=.r Puget Sound. re~
-l-r-II--EL schooner for EzSS-s Levers
* LepEE u this city and % re
Commanded by captain D. B p Pen
ElL-IE-- E1U lt the aarselrI-e Planter.
Her carrying capacity zI-L Ee about go so
feet l-E-le-
TIE American 54-z=u-Hls Discovery
>a-='t April sob for San Francisco With
ll-9-L bag O --El- o. ~ .7s5 pounds AID
- --EeEe- lGElua-- The c1E-lgLErs
II. Hl-.-elt * Co. gt6 bags sugar c .
Bl--=- 80 bl-s sugar 81 = irr5uEau1l &
60. 50 uaE sugar a J. Campbell 40
5u-clsS bananas Total tglEaE= 10 tons .
value So 1901
The American bark q. %. Whi-uC-e. .
-4r-l-r D. Il 81 ard arrived s4ri- Nav f.
81. = DAYS from F1-- Townsend Washing
ton STATE with -$1Itr feet lumber for .
l5=s-S- AliG- and Robinson. ami s-fS dock .
Cd az the Company wharf Had strong
TLL---S % Lax 8 dee n tEeuEe bad Light .
; = ali = W EllI- o. - deg from
there c. port bal variable tra1a>.
IHe cJusizuce- PER 1laripo=a are Castle
4 Goose J 2 Brown & Co. "a >chaeEe-
s g1-- = ~ Dluuu- Z Mon Feed Co z
y Atltyre & Bro. e Hay & Co.. Irs. .
% PeT->sy- William 81 IrEiI x CO. " .
I Lr1clc.- yrter- The Euporr4rIJEs ara
c1>S> EIus- i ISgs- mchy-. ~ pkg
mise II psEs- cheese = G. canned /
-lodS- 20 bags potatoes . q onions 10 I
l1--- beef - c0lLs rope
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE !

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
power given In 3 certain mortgage made by
kimo kolo Of Honolulu, Oahu, to ) X Aki OF
said Honolulu, on the 18th day Of February. and
recorded in Liber liz, on page 400. and in order
70 foreelose said mortgage, the lands herein
after mentioned will be sold At Public Auction.
~ the auction rooms OF Jas. F. Morgan on
Queen street, on SATURDAY, May IIth iSSg
AZ II o'clock noon.
The land mentioned in said mortgage arc as
follows:
That piece o. parcel Of land situated At Waio
hull. kula, Island OF Maui. the same being the
land granted 10 kahulukaei K, Royal Patent No
GEL. II contains 10 acres Il is q good land
for cUltiva;ing corn.
;. x. AK, Mortgage
Honolulu, April -. 1889.
For further particulars apply to VI Raaukai.
the attorney for mortgsgeC at his ofice over the
bank OF Bishop & Co. ia6S-It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
Aarrrt'gfmrnf.
Mortgages Notice of Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a POWER
ID OF sale contsiacd in certain Mortgage
Deed given hy Ekckcla and kuhia her husband
Of Laupahochoc, iiilo. Hawaii, TO tae under
signed, +. ", Barnard, OF LAupahochOc, Hilo,
Hawaii, aforesaid, dated April 3, 1883 and re-
corded in the Registry OF Deeds In Liher 10
and pages s6i, 30 apd US; and FOR the breach Of
said mortgage deed contained. 20 wit: The hon
payment OF principal and interest when due,
that the undersigned intends 20 fovcclose said
mortgage: and that all the lands. tenements
and hsreiitamcnts in said mortgage deed
named and described will, after the time linn
tied by law and publication OF same, be sold At
Public Auction.
For further particulars inquire OF W. &. Bar
nard; or TO James Mattoon. Attorney FOR the
Mortgage.
E. W. BARNARD, Mortgage
Laupshoehoe, Hawaii, April ~. 1880.
The property in sSid mortgage described being
as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel of ,and Situated
1t Puueo, Hilo, Hawaii, being the same prem
Uses more particularly described in Royal Patent
49,; and also that tract o. parcel OF land
situated 81 kahua, more particularly described
in ROYAL Patent 1858. That tract or parcel OF
land Situated at Puaeo, Hilo, containing 99S
i6-loO acres, snd the other NJ kahus, containing
: sores. 126S-ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
- FRANCIsCO. a.. h
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
tiOn to FOreeIOse.
notice Is HEREBY GIVEN

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 power OF sale contained
IN certain mortgage deed bearing DARE Feb
ruary yth. lsc9- made bT Charles II Judd Trus-
tee OF His Majesty kaiaSaua. 10 Curtis P Iau-
ksa- guardian Of kzaEa. both Of Honolulu
HIwaIiau Islands Of record in the office OF the
Registrar % t0nTeFauCe>. Ia said Honolulu in
Ltber -, on pages 10 aUd PIG. OF MISCELLANEOUS
Records. and for the breach OF the conditions
II said mortgage deed, contained 10 wit: The
Uou-Paymeut Of both principal ard interest
when GGe, that the undersigned intends TO fore
close said mortgage. and that all and singular
tie lands trueueut- and hereditameuts il said
mortgage decd. named and de-c.ibed viii al the
time limited by law be sold 81 yublic auction.
On account OF the breach OF the conditions a.
herein before mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
Ing a. f8liOW-=
All OF that certain cEaCT OF laud situate in
Fuud, Hawaii. SH0gH a. the AhGpuas Of Kaha-
Ea!ea- aid 20 contain p. 10 acres, being the
same premises awarded 70 William L LUnaifIo
g. ApaHG IL, Of Land Commission Award s55g b
and more particularly described in Deed OF J
Aorr Smith Edwin Hall and Sanford Dele.
- Trustees OF tie estate OF laid William q
Lunali.o- dated the ID day Of FebTuary. Iss2.
recorded IN L-Jsr =. pagrs 2l3 and PA
CURTIS ! IAUKEA
Guardian Of hGaua- Mortgage
". austin Whiting. Att0-uey
Dated NAY 6, i:S4 lagg-4r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07
The Brigantine ConsueIo's LibeI-rwo
Probate Cases

NAa'NAN A-ANNA ~ ~
Probate Cases.
Before Mr.. Justice A[cCulIy, ON Tues
day, the petition OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company, ibelees, Tor release OF
the brigantine Consuelo was heard. At
torney General c. W. Ashford Tor Incl
liant; \. :. HartwelI Tor libelees. The
Court issued the order Tor release on 81
600 bond and approved the bond
In the matter OF petition. dismissed
the previous day, OF Joseph heohokii Tor
probate OF viii OF ]. B. keohokii. Mr..
Justice Preston gave another hearing on
Tuesday. when petitioner was represent
ed b. 4 Rosa The Court allowed the
motion for removal Of order dismissing
the petition, and the matter being partly
heard was continued till May 20.
Mr.. Justice AcCulIy heard petition OF
LIu ChOng, administrator estate OF
Kong LeeH, Tor allowance of accounts
and discharge. which was granted. P.
Neumann Tor petitioner and the latter in
person.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-07

Opium Convictions.

In the Police Court on Thursday All
Mai and All Mung, being found guilty OF
having opium in possession, Were SEN
fenced to psy $l02 so each and be inn
priSoned at hard labor one month. SIX.
Kane, for defendants, noted an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
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rzNrEz1ruRE 0E Ar.

Ten pera-u-re q earth - deg
Dew point tdTe-ags for MONTH 60-g5 deg.
Indicating moisture $50 grains per cubic
5sCt
Relative humidity at midday s. per cent.
Relative humidity IN night = Per cent.
Dew point lowest % deg On the 9th.
Dew point highest 81 deg.I on the Tth and
5gth
Rain fall zl4 inches.
Maximum rain faII IN one day 0-63 on the
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