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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-13
MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions OF 4 certain mortgage made by
John ID. Perrett, and Maria K Perrett. and An
tone Silva and Hannah Silva, his wife, of Wal
kapu, Maui, to William II. Cummings of uono-
lulu, Oahu, dated the 3lst day of October, A. d.
1851, aad recorded in the Hawaiian Registry Of
Conveyances, in Book 107. Oh pages go. PSI aud
2S2, and now held by Walter 4. Frear of said
Honolulu. as assignee thereof by deed of assign
ment. dated the 22nd day of December, A. %.
1887, and duly recorded in said Registry notice
Is hereby given that, the said assignee intends
TO forciose the said mortgage for condition brok-
en-, to-wit: non payment Of principal and in
terest.
Notice is also hereby given. that the property
covered by said mortgage will be sold az public
auction at the auction rooms OF Jas E MORGAN.
in said Honolulu, on MONDAY the 18th day
OF October. 1881. at Il o'clock noon
The property covered BY said mortgage is de-
scribed as follows:
1. All that certain tract of land sitnate In
kanpo, Maui. more particularly described in r
L. tGranti, SOo3, Apana l. containing 164 26 acres
conveyed 10 a. Silva and j. ID. Pcrrett by deed
dated October IS. 1887. OF record in Book 103 on
page 354.
2. All of those certain tracts OF land situate
in Waikapu, Maui. and convese ed TO John Perretf
deceased. by the following deeds.
From PoepOe, Dec. 10. 1862, Book 10. page 1871.
I23-lOO acre. from ;. h. kaai, Dec. q 1861 Book
IS, page $50. 6-lOO acres; from OpuBui and Ke-
kua, Mays, 1865, Book 10, page co. II-IOO acres.
from X. Kaai. Aug. y. 1865, Book 20 page IA.
acre; from Opunui and Kapehe, Sept IS, 1886.
Book y, pages 49, 464, 1890 acres; from jose
e. Dudre. Aug 9. 1859. Book q. page IS, 1 9f-lO0
acres; from Opunui and MahiAi Mar 49, 1871
Book %. page 10l 32-10O acres.
3. Also three hundred head Of cattle more or
less running at said kaupo. and branded A, also
sixty head more or less running ia Kaupo and
Kuia and branded KIP. and also the said brands
as registered BY law.
WALTER +. FREAR,
Assignee OF Mortgage
HoDOiuiu. September II. 1871 fste3-4t
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DEP ARTIkES.

MoNpAT, OCT. 8.
,t-urJ A Cuuuius. Searia. tcr Koolau
Stmr James Nakge. Naoaaiay, Tor
Kappa.
stmr q Z Bishop. lie Claire. for Waian2e,
Wa.zlUl. h1luEu and FuuEIuu.
Stur Hokulu, NcGregOr. Tor Mcl0sai
and Lanai.
Sclr kul4u1uu for Waipio and PuUa
>cbr lGTilga for L1ie.
TCEsDAI. Oct. %.
sim IS IS Hal. Freeman, for Maui
and Hawaii.
Stnl- L5selIE5. Aauuudseu. Tor Maui
Strur MiE1hzIz. Campbell. tor Kauai
Sclr MciEahine for Banapepe, kauai.
>eLr Sarah and Eliza for hOOlau.
Stnr As-maI- for koolau.
WEpSEsDAY. Oct :.
Smr h4ala. HagiuHd. for NawdiwiIi.
kilEul- and Haualei.
stur Lshua- Fitzgerald Tor KauHakakai,
OloE1lI and Paauhzu.
Schr Libo-iho for Wai-Ees and Hans
uepe-
sebr Rau5ssaouE for MaLaSei-
THURSDAY, Oct. ;.
Sc-r LEalaai. Weir. :o- L-ahaina- HU-
suihae.e and Hclokaa-
>-lLE cLusLulll Tor Iva
-Clr Ezuike1OuIi Tor Hauzl2ei.
3- bark LauceEeld. Burns, Tor HsTTe.
Franc
FEDAY. Oct. 9.
Stnr ClauGire, Davies, for Maui and
Hawai-
SATCEDAY. Oct. 10.
An uz Fore-J queen Nelson, Cor San
srslci~cs.
An tern Lottie Carson, Piltz, FOR Eureka.
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Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.
INA ACCORDANCE WITH THE


il power of sale contained In a certain mortg-
age made by HOOLAINA (kl. dated The 18th dsF
OF August, A. ID. 1883. OF record In the Hawaii
an Registry of deeds In Honolulu. in Book us
page 2t8 to Queen Kapiolani. Notice is hereby
given that the said Queen Kapiolani, mortgsgee
intends to forclose the same for breach OF con-
ditions to-wit: the non payment of principal
and interest when due.
Notice is also gwen that after three weeks
publication of this notice, the mortgaged pro
perty will be sold at Public Auction, such sale
10 take place at the auction rOoms of JAS +.
Morgan. in Honolulu, on the eth day Of October.
"A. ID. 1891, st ~ O'Clock noon
QUEEN kAPlOLANI. Mortgage.
For further particulars, apply 10 ). X. Kane.
sttornky at law.
Dated Honolulu, Sept cath. 1891.
Description of the mortgaged property:
First. All the land described in Royal Patent
lis. granted to Hapuku, containing an area OF
A acres more or less situate in kawanui /,
North kona. Hawaii.
Second. All that piece OF land situate at Ka-
wanui I. North kona, Hawaii. and more fully
described by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
9S7, granted TO Pooli containing an area OF
40 acres more or less.
Third. All that piece of land situate at Ka-
wanui. North Kona, Hawaii, and more fully de-
scribed by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
1896, granted to Pololi containing an area OF
lilo acres more or less.
Fourth. All that piece of land situate at Ka-
wanpt III, North kona, Hawaii. and more fully
described by metes and bounds in Royal Patent
3seS l.. c. A. 1882 to kahoaeae, containing an
area of lt-lUO acre more Or less. 1s9i-4t
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II ASoua. Il y Langiord, Mrs hino, and
about 60 deck passengers
From, Molokai, per Stnlr Mokoln, Oct 10
Fred Turrin. \ y Coyne, w Lucas, ar
Ifirshua. Mrs Il McCCrriStUn and i've
children, ana $ on GecS.
From san Francisco, per okt W II
pimoni. Oct Io-MiSS s Rumbel, Misses
Nav and Fsunie Gambel, Miss Ii Hansen,
K Z Gunther and ; Others,
From Rausi psr Srgar Mikahala. oct II
Mrs l. Suhr. II Morrison. } NSllace,
Mrs II Ayers. Miss Ayers, Miss NJ haeo,
Is L DeSha. u N CreAley, Il \ Lockwood
Z Flohr. Akicna wife and six children, ;
Chinese, and 81 deck passengers.
From Nsui. per Stmr Likeiike. oct H
Hon L n Walbridge, Hon l. Won Temp
skv and Gife. MSX Schlsmmer, ) ch ld7en
and servant + RI AunStr 'us, Ms + Hai-
stead Miss Mary Green. + Laws, l ; ), :
Simpson. J scott, Mrs } Napoleon, Alloy,
Lam Chip, N h1snnoSes A%SWS, Sam
sing, Ao0v. L AXE, wife and daughter,
Ms Ahni. Miss Maria haa, and 10 deck.
pEPARrUES-
For Molokai per Stmr Mokolii. Oct D.
? Peck and few Others.
For Maui. per stmr Likelike, Oct d
Mrs L Reeves, Miss L Macha6o, Mrs I
Aous. Akanaiilii. Frsnca. Miss L
Cockstt. and shout 40 deck passengers.
Tor Maui And Hawaii. per stmr W c
Hall, oct 6-Hon W h COrnwell, Col Sam
Norris. Miss X Tests, } Monsarrat ana
wife. Ms Meinscke. Mr. Koch, Ed Norrie,
] HeIeluhe, A Anderson and wife, [ l.
Mccoy, II ) Howell. Mrs L Jones, 9 Chi
neSe. and - on deck.
For Hausi. per stmr Mikahala, Oct o
George Kauai Snd vile, ana few others
For Kauai, per Stulr kaals, Oct MIR
and Mrs Gay.
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GERMANY READY TO FIGHT.
Only Waitine for France to
Knock a Chip OFF Her
SbouI,,er

A Berlin dispatch says that an
important announcement may
shortly be expected in the Reicho.
anzeiger rs y result of the kaiSer's
consultations with Francis Joseph,
and the conferences that have been
going on at intervals between the
Kaiser, Chancellor Caprivi and the
Prussian Minister of War. The
nature of the announcement has
not been permitted to leak out, al
though it is surmised that the
Kaiser will place himself squarely
on record as to his attitude on the
subject of possible hostihties, and
show, as he has stated verbally.
that he sincerely wants peace, but
is ready to fight if called upon.
Berlin accounts of the French
maneuvers, derived Mt second hand,
no German beng allowed near the
French army, are not Gathering
and DO not conceal the confidence
that the Germans are still more
than a match for the French. The
Austrian and Bavarian maneuvers,
on the other hand, have been char
aeterized IN terms of high eulogy
and the military situation, from
German standpoint, is described as
very bright.
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"GOVERNOR FASSETT BORN
TO GOOD LUCK"

The old adage, it is better 10 be
born lucky than rich, is exempli.
tied clearly IN the ease of ]. Sloat
Fassett, who ten years ago. was
comparatively unknown, and to-
day is the Republican candidate
for Governor in the great State oil
New York. Ten years ago he was
not only poor and obscure, Sut had
neither the expectation nor the
ambition 10 rise into public pro-
minenee. He had, however. on his
side what has favored him more
than money or ambition-luck.
Eight years ago, il is said, he met
Miss Croker, daughter of the Cali
fornia millionaire {the late E. 5.
Crocherl who was attending
school ut Elmira, and had the good
luck TO fall IN love with her. He
was still more lucky in having
her fail in love with him. His
good fortune did not stop here, for
he was lucky enough to catch the
fancy of Mrs. Croker. When they
were married, eight years ago, luck
still followed him, for on the we'd
ding day the mother-in-law called
him oneside and slipped into his
hands 100000 in Southern Pacific
bonds, so that she might not feel his
dependence upon his wife" When
the great crowd was cheering his
nomination and eannOns were add
ing their thunders TO the popular
acclamaIions, mother and daughter
were there TO see it all, and shared
in the general jubilee.
The luck Of eight years ago mas
never deserted him. He is ! fell
lOw-townsman of Governor Hill.
1t was the latter who made the
motion which admitted him to the
bar. Governor Hill had the fore
sight 20 detect his rising abilities,
and sought TO enlist him in his in
terest, but Fassett had the good
luck 10 escape from Hills patron
age by casting his lot with the Re
publicans and coming to the front
Us the leader in local politics. He
had the luck to down Hill in many
4 battle before either of them be-
came prominent in State politics.
" hen Hill became Lieutenant
Governor Fassett ran for Senator,
and, in spite of all Hills efforts to
beat him, won by large majority.
Three times he ran for Senator. and
three times Hill tried to down him,
but he had the luck not only to win
every time, but to win by an in
creased majority. Now ne is the
leader of hIs party, chosen to make
The assault against Hillism and its
evils. HIS luck will not desert
him low. No nomination that has
been made in New York for years
mas aroused such enthusiasm. All
over the State Republicans are
'alIying already around their |
7Oung and brilliant standard |
nearer. The battle which he |
hitherto has waged on the floor of |
he Senate against the corrupting |
agencies of HilIism he will now
light on the broader arena Of the
State 1t is his mission to destroy
he supremacy of David B. Hill and |
Il Tammany III State politics, and
he stars will fight with him-the
tars of good luck. The Demo
ratio leaders are shivering, fearing
hat he cannot be beaten, for he
vas born to good luck.-[Chicago
Tribune.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. THIRD

- Judicial District Hawaiian Islands-lp
Probate. In the matter OF the Estate Of John
Wy!ie of Hilo, Hawaii. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF David
Wylie, OF Hilo. Hawaii. alleging that John
Wylie OF Hilo. Hawaii, died intesiate at Hilo,
Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, on the 9th day OF
August, a. ID. 1891, and praying that Letters OF
Hawaii.
Is is ordered thar FRIDAY the Esd day of
October. 1891, At 10 O'Clock = M. be and hereby
Is appointed for hearing said petition, in the
Court House IT Hilo, Hawaii. at which lime and
place all persons concerned may appear and
show cause, IL any they have. why said petition
should not be granted, and that this order be
published In the Hawaiin Gazette nespaper for
three successive weeks in Honolulu
T. =. LYMAN,
Circuit Judge, Third Judicial District. H. l..
Hilo. Hawaii. Sept 81, 1891 iso4-3,
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CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD

~ Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands In
Probate. In the matter OF the Estate OF Arthur
/. Akau, minor of Hilo Hawaii.
On reading and fling the petition of Mrs.
Amelia All Hip, the Guardian OF Arthur /. Akau,
asking that her accounts be examined and APP
proved, and that she and her surety be dis
charged from further responsibility as such
Guardian. her ward being shout to come of age.
IL is ordered that WEDNESDAY the 4th day
OF November. A. ID. 1884, ut 10 O'Clock q. m, in
the Court House at Hio. Hawaii, is the time
and plsce set for the hearing of said petition,
Snd any objections that may be offered. why
said petition should not be granted, and thar
this order be published in the English and
Hawaiian languages, in the Hawaiian Gazette,
and In the kuokoa newspapers for three sue
ceSsive weeks. rs LYMAN
Circuit Judge. Third Judicial District. II. /.
Hilo. Hawaii, Sept. -, 1891. is9+3t
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geual advertisements
COuRT OF THE

~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the mat
ter Of the Estate of JULES TAVkkNlkk OF
Honolulu. oahu. deceased. intcstatc
on reading and ding the petition OF W. II.
Castle. ON behalf OF the British Consulate cf
Honolulu. Oahu, alleging that said jules 1aver-
nier died intestaio at llcnouln aforesaid leaving
certain personal property within the jurisdiction
OF the Court, and PRAYING that Letters OF Adj
ministration Issue 20 Walter +. Frear Of Homo
lulu. aforesaid.
IL l. ordered that WEDNESDAY, the eSth day
of October, 1891, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. he and here
by Is appointed Tor hearing said petition in tho
Court Room Of this Court. at Ahiiolani. Homo
cerhed may appear and show cause. II any they
have, Why said petition should not 10 granted.
Dated Honolulu. October ;, 1891.
BY the Court:
iS9sSt HENRY SMITH. Clerk.
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CARRIED

GEMS EENAKE AT -. Andrew :
Cathedral. October :. by the Rev. Alex.
Mackintcsh- Arthur Gems 70 Stella.
daughter OF Mr.. l. A. Kenake.
EMMELUTH-JONES-At 81. Andrew :
Cathedral, September 10Th, John EN-
Ineluth to Aiss 4 y. Jones. both OF
Honolulu.
HAMMER-HART-In Honolulu. On Oc-
tOber 10. Isel, az the residence of Mrs. L.
J. LeTey. SISTER Of the bride. 2. Ham
mer Of Honolulu, to Eva Hart, daughter
OF the late A. Hart OF Kensington. Lon
don, England.
san Francisco papers please copy.
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AHtsIN AIS


McspAY, OCT. ..
ScI- LuAa 1rusU HSnzlei.
Stu- Ishua. H.lbuS. from HGmakuS-
An 5cr. Lorrie Carson, Piltz. l6|z days
iron EurCSa-
Smr Waialcale, CLANCY, from hlLaUea
N- Am 5zt 5 g Wilder, GriHths. ls}s days
from S-u Francisco
WEDNESDAY, OCT. :.
s.-- Claudine- Dayis>. from Maui and
Hawaii.
Schr havailzui from hCoiaU-
S,h- NozucIa from Pear HsroO-.
Srp- 7 4 CuumIuS. Nelson. from roo
Ian.
S-u- Viva IRON Ao.ok1i.
THuEsuAl. OC;. ;.
S.r.- raug, Nazee. Nac2Ulav, from
FzDAr, oct. 3.
An bzr Discovery. Mcneil. Is days from
san / francisco.
An bark CeylCu, calhoun l5-s days
from san Francisco.
S-ur Pe.t- >uyths, from KAUAI
Srmr e r Bishop, lie Claire, from circuit
SArrzDAr. Oct. 70.
SrIur Hawaii. Hu5us. from Hzmakua.
Stur N0kQlIi. MCGreEUr. from MolOksl.
Stur A5lUsI from hOol2u.
An bzt " n piuO1d, Drew, i2z days
from san Francisco.
SUNDAY. Oct. 4.
S-1ur LizelILe, AauundSsa. from MaUI.
Stmr Mikah4ll, Campbell, from Kauai.
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VESSELS PORT.
IN. il Do. rot inc,zts eoastsr

sThzs LIST dos not inc.1de coasters,
c : : Pensacola. Kau;z. san Francisco.
b 81 Strath5laEe. CutheIl, Glasgow
Am bEr Planter. Dow. San Francisco.
Ger bz u HzcEieid, Hilger.Oh, Liverpool
Ger b. Woosuug. EUbzrth. Bremen.
An dzr Szagir. Robinson, Port Townsend.
Br yacht Beagle. GIL. Melbourne
Am 5s- : q Wilder, GrIfhths, san Fran.
Az bkt Discovery. Mcneil, :. Francisco.
Am ok Ceylou. Calhoun, san Francisco
An bkI IS Il Dim0Ed, Drew, san Fran.
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian lslsnds.-In Probate. In the mat
ter OF the Estate Of PETER DALTON, deceased.
\ document purporting TO be the last Win
and Testament of Peter Dalton, deceased, hsv-
ing on the End day of October, \. ID. 1891, been
presented 10 said Probate Court. and petition
for the Probate thereof. and for the issuance of
Letters Testamentary to Samuel NJ. Damon and
Michael McInerly having been filed by them.
IL Is ordered, that WEDNESDAY. the 2Sth
day OF october. A. D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock. A, NJ,
OF said day, at the Coult Room of said Court. at
Aliolani Hale, in Honolulu, DC, and the same
Is, hereby appointed the time for proving said
VIII and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the said WILL snd the granting Of Letters
Testamentary.
BY the Court:
.WUNDENBERG.
l39NSt Deputy Clerk.
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MOrtgagee'S Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.

IN A ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il power of sale contained in u certain mortg-
age made by IL. KEPOHOAI ~. of Honolula,
Island OF Oahu, to George s Houghtailng, dated
February 18th, lSSS. AID recorded in the Ha-
wa!ian Registry of deeds in said Honolulu. in
Book lU6 pages sos, 500 and 367 notice Is hereby
given that the said George 5. Houehtailing.
mortgage, intends to foreclose the same for
breacn OF conditions, to-wit: the non payment
OF the principal and Interest when due
Notice is also given that after three weeks
publication OF this notice, the mortgaged pro-
perry will be sold at public auction at the auc-
ton rooms OF JAS f. Morgan. on Queen street.
in said Honolulu, on SATCRDAY the 3ist day
of October, a. ID. 1891. at l. O'Clock noon.
GEORGE 5. HOUGHTAILING.
MORTGAGE.
For further particulars, apply to A. Rosa. at
torney at law.
Dated Honolulu. Sept Is. 1891.
Description of the mortgaged property:
tlrst- All that certain piece of land situate
at keOneula, in said Honolulu. being a portion
of Apana 1, of Royal Patent No 4423 L, C. l.
No. COS to Kalunaaina and being the same CON
veyed TO Ana by deed dated july 10, 1869. of
record in the said Registry of Deeds ia BOOK
IL pages 23S and 49, and thus bounded and de-
scrioed, (Iranslationl. Commencing at the
OF j. ]. Dowsett's. and running North 10 deg
West AZ de fl. along j. l. Dowsetts corner
thence South 80 deg. West los IT. along the mar
row roadway OF the LipOa corner. thence South
- deg. East l4J 2-l2 II. along K. Whites thence
North ~ deg. East no 3-12 #. along Kahawaln's
TO initial point containing an area of 430 square
fathoms.
Second. All the right title and interest of
the said kePOnOni, (being an undivided one
third par) in and to So COS 1900 acres of the Land
described in Royal Patent 1899, situate at Ks-
manahui. Waialua. Oahu, which WAS CONVEYED
to said kepOhoni, Limanui and MShu by Gaspar
Silva BY, deed dated the 4th day Of September,
lSS2, and recorded in Book "a. page 23i
lf391-4f1
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TIE Tine S-gral Eo- the Pozc : given -
lsh.Du.OS jnidriEhl Of Greenwich rime, o.
l b. - r. - = p. y. - hOUolE-1 OossrYSIo-S
time
u : given ~ me Steam W-.stie o. Tie Hono-1l1
P.zui1- Nil. few doors above the custom
Eors= The same whistle l. sounded cor
-ec-ir - Honolulu Mean Moor, Observatory
Ns-f1.g1. o. u b. uu. IS = q Greenwich
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BoRS.

ICLLOCH-At Hohala- Hawaii. Septem-
Der ~. 20 the vie 81 George P TulIoch.
daughter.
LJCA--Iu Honolulu. October II. 1891.
20 the vile II Chas. Lucas. q daughter.
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DIED.

SMITH-In this city. October 10, at 2 a.
M, Of bronchitis, Mr. A. L. Smith, aged
. years and 70 months
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FoREIGx VESSELS EXPECTED.
PASSENGERS.


A2ETsAE=-
From san Francisco. per 5kt ) u Wilder.
Oct sc A Brown. eeo Bicsnell. Frank
Eo-zs. e. y Cooke Captain 7 Duncan and
B O'Nsai-
From Hawaii and HaGi. rer stmr eau
dine. Oct 7--trutes-Dr VIM Brigham. I Z
S.evens- Ben Hogan. G. : Cav and wife.
Mr- n Porter. Iis, Grace Porter. Kaiser.
" ThEUm SEQ c jordan, Kasametsu.
" + LoE. Rev 7 z Baker. David Carter
" 1 Val. IS = smith L Mcguire. " 7
L1mzheihei- 4 Eala Il AEOua. " Hoo
kuauui. jane Lau. wife and children.
G AEai, wife and child. A n Luce. Akoua.
Antoine de reisas. 2 Parker Jr. Master
Alfred Alexander + WilcOL, G Buchanan
and son. Rev " Fl Barne>. and III deck
passenger
From san / francisco, per Dark Harvester
Cat HiIOD, Oct Judge : ]. Austin aud
vile. Miss Hattie Austin. NJ Jensen and
Mr. B1ruell
Prom Kzpaz. Kauai. per stmT James
Mekee, Oct S-P Peck, " Richardson, g Z
Fairchild. and % deck passenges-
For Maui and. Hawaii. per strnr Ciz1dine,
DC: "a 7 Atkinson. Rev Z 2 Baker. Mr.
J I Baker. Hon c 2 Iaukea. 9 ' f Dove,
His E1cellency C y Spencer. II W McIn-
sosl-. g / wight and Eife. keyTorth,
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Notice.

Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED CIR
u CUT JUDGE OF the Third Judicial Cir
cut, will hold Court as follows:
At TIE Court HC1se- North kohais, October
>, .. 20 and 81 1897, st 10 o'clock A. NJ. And
again November 18th. 1921. at 10 O'Clock A. n
Al the CoGrt House, kziIus. North kona, Nov
ember 20 and 81. 1891. 81 10 O'Clock A. n. And
al the Court House, Hsokeus, South kORs. Nov
enber q, % and ..
= L. AUSTIN.
Circuit Jgdze, Third Judicial Circuit.
October 5. 1921. 1864
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Meeting Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stockholders in the PACIFIC SUGAR
MILL will be held on THURSDAY. the End
day q October. al 10 O'Clock An, ~ the Office Of
z A Schaefer & Co.
II. RENJES. Secretary.
HoHoiHlB. September - 1921. Isa5-3t.
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Meeting Notice.
NOTICE.

THE ROAD FROM PAHALA
Il 10 The VOLCANO HOUSE. known as
Peter Lees Road. IL private road. Any one
wishing 10 travel oyer the same mist pay SO
toll Payable either at the Volcano House OF
- the Halfway HoHse.
is7s-f PETER LEE
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Administrators Notice of Sale.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED

THE FOLLOWING NAMED
Il property. belonging 70 the Estste OF Qaon
San deceased lately OF North Hilo. Hawaii.
viii be sold at Public Auction. on the premises
OF the said late Qgon San. n kaizzke4. North
HIIO- at Il uOOn Of the Isth daF Of October,
1921. VIZ:
Ali The growing cane belonging 70 said estate,
tO-uit:-94 acres plant cane: - acres rztfoon
liz acres stool raffOoDs: Hawaiian males: 10
California mules; Hawaiian harses: lot old
fumes aud tools.
For farther particulars. On 1Eir- Of HitcbcOcE
and Hitchcock. Hiie-
COLIN AcLENNAN.
Administrator Estate Of Quon San.
Lsup4a Oehoe, North Hiio, Sept. Ss7d. 1891.
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