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a NARROWING TALE.
4 Maiden Separated From Her
Lover BY q Cruel PapR.

Walsnika. the sixteen-yeSr-Old
daughter Of Aneko, who married
Sam Hipu Of MolOksi, against her
fathers VIII about month ago, is
now in safe keeping on the little
islet off the coast Of Helia, Koolau,
known IS Mokuoloe.
Mr., Aneko did not like the idea
Of Hipu lowering around his pre-
misses st night to sntiee his
daughter away, and 50 Wslanika
has been sent to enjoy the ssolusiOn
Of Mokuoloe. An aged native has
been placed on the island TO act as
q guard to keep away intruders
The little island is several hun
dred yards OFF the Koolau coast,
and It could only be reached by
means Of s canoe. Sharks abound
around the island and this fact
makes it very unpleasant for any
one 10 attempt 70 swim out TO the
island. Cocoanuts and melons are
raised there-and there languiSheS
the forlorn maiden.
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BYAUTHORITY
DISEASE AMONG ANIMALS.

Tne attention Of the public Is called 70
Sections - and 1B, Chapter XXIN. Of the
Session Laws of 1854, which ale as follows:
SECTION Il It shall be the duty Of every
person 70 report Immediately TO the neAres.
Executive Inspector OF Inspecting Officer,
any animal OF OF about his own premises o.
the premises of another, which ne snail have
reason to believe 10 be Affected with any il
fsctIo1s or contagious disease Or Gisismper,
under penalty Of not less than i've nor
more than one hundred dollars for each
o6e1zs-
SECTION % Said Inspecting OH5csrs
shall have the power 70 enter upon any pre-
mises where they have reason 20 believe
there Is any animal affected with any infect
ioas disease OF diStsnpsE Of q nature dan
geroGs to the live stock OF the country, and
to Cause sch animal 20 be placed II qaaran-
tIus for such time a. said officer may deem
necessary, and shall have the power with
the approval Of the naioEity Of said Board.
TO eau=z any suea animal TO be destroyed.
". r NONSARRAT, VS..
Executive Inspector Of Stock.
D.. P. Z. ISENBERG, I7---...-
u. l.. COLBUEN, rs
Approved
j. 4. hISG,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, july q, 1898. 1905
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WHARF AND WAVE,

Memorandum Of voyage Of
stezme- Msriposa from San Fran
cisco-S&iled from San Francisco
Saturday, July -, 1898, st 1 Z. N.
on arriyal Of the English mail
which crossed the Atlantic On :
slow boat (Ssrvia) Arrived st
Honolulu July p, SAN.
The schooner Halcyon, 270 tons,
Is loading lumber at Eureks for
this poZt.
The Hawaiian schooner Ame-i-
caro Is at 8 Puget Sound port load-
ing lumber for Cork.
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WATEEHEL0S TEsTs.-I draw nv
thunb-nail over the mgIoh- scrap
ing the thin, green skin. If the
edges OF the skin On each side Of
the scar are left ragged OF grznu-
lated. and the riud under the scar
Is smooth, firm and white. and has
something Of 3 CLASSY appearance,
the melon i ripe But If the edges
O The scar are smooth, and the
thGmb-nail has dug into the ind
II places. and the skin does not
come OF clean then the melon /
green You can easily learn On
Two melous-ons ripe. the ether
greer-noting the difference after
they have been cut open SAYS The
Southern Stcck11zu and Farner-
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

ArrivaIs-July S, bkt. Discovery,
l9 DAYS from Honolulu; July I,
brig Consuslo, 16g days from
Hahu.ui, July ), Br. Stmr. Bslgie,
6 dsys Is hours from Honolulu /;
July 8. stmr. Mariposa, 6 days, 20
hours from Honolulu; July II,
bark Alden Bssss, p days from
Kahului: July II. Schr. Anna, 20
DAYS from Kahului July Is, bark
Mstilda. 26 days from Honolulu ;
July Is, Stmr Peru, : days hours
from Honolulu.
Dep2rted-July Is, bark Annie
johnson. for Hilo July Is, sohr.
John G. North, for Mahukona ];
July p. brig W. G. Irwin, for
Honolulu.
Projected Departures-Aug. /,
stmr Oceanic via Honolulu Aug. ,
stmr Australia for Honolulu, Sept.
y. stmr China Wis Honolulu.
New YoRk, July 21.-Another
ocean record has been smashed.
The American line steamer Paris
was reported of Fire Island II I %
o'clock this afternoon. having made
the run from southampton in 8
days. 9 hours and 80 minutes.
This Is nearly two hours better
than the run made BY the Ham
burg liner Fuerst Bismarck IN
April. 1892. The average speed Of
the Paris must have been over
twenty-one knots an hour.
The old pilot schooner Caleb
Curtis Is fitting ont for . trading
cruise around the South Sea
islands. Rollo Brock. formerly
engaged II the grocery business
here, undertakes the venture. A
cargo Of general merchandise viii
be taken and Mr.. Brock expects to
be gone st least two years. The
vessel viii make direct for the
Marshall group and then proceed
where business offers. Mr.. Brooks
wife VIII accompany him on the
voyage. The schooner will sail in
about { fortnight.-S- F. Call.
The British ship Scottish Isles,
Captain NicoILs, recently arrived
st San Francisco. She brought
$3.50 tons Of coal consigned to J. D.
SUreckels & Co. It took ninety
five days for the vessel to make the
passage from Newcastle, \. s. W.
to that port. The long passage
was due TO q succession Of severe
gales and unusually rough
weather.
In shipbuiIding notes from Scot
land received by the last mail, says
the Sydney Herald, 1t Is mentioned
that the Union Company has build
ing two frst-class steamships,
which are to be placed in the trans
Pacific trade. The circumstance
Is significant IS indicating q deter
mination that the great colonial
compsnys red funnel Is not to fall
astsru IN the Oceau-cairying trade
between this country and the north
Pacific coast Of America.
\ seaueu's strike Is OF IN sgd
ney. An unsuccessful attempt was
made TO persuade the crew Of the
MOnOEai 70 desert
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EX-MiuiSter Stevens, OF Homo
lulu. wasn't SO far out of the way
in his Hawaiian policy after all,
according TO some OF the more SEN
sible democratic papers. The critic
who jumps too quick generally
jumps the wrong way.-Seattle
Press Times. july II.
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ARRIVES At noNonuLu
STMR.. CLAUDINE.
DAVIES. Commander.


VIII leave Honolulu every Tcesdsy al
O'Clock P. NJ, touching at Kahului, Huelo.
Hans. Hamos and Kipahulu, Maui. and Pa
auhau, Hawaii. Returning will arrive ne
Honolulu every sunday morning.
- No Freight vill be received after
P. II. or day Of sailing.
COnsjSuees must be q: the landing, 70
receive their freight. as re will no. hold
ourselves responsible after such freight has
been landed. While tie Company will use
due diligence in handling live stock. We
decline 70 assume any responsibility in case
Of the loss Of same. and will not be respou-
sible for money or isvelEy unless placed :s
the care OF Pursers
W. c. WILDER, President.
$. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. J. 4. KING, Port Supt. I3S4-r
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Notice of Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
L iu- been duly appointed eIecEi0-iz and
executor o. the last will and les. ameut Of JOHN
) WALKER, late OF H1no.ull deceased. notice
i hereby given 10 all persons 10 present their
claims against the estate OF said John : Wa ker
duly authenticated, whether secured BY mort
gage or otherwise 10 Hugh Mcintyre 50 his
ofics on the corner Of Fort aud King streets.
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. within siI mouths
from the date hereof Or they viii be forever
barred. Aud AL persons indebted to said estate
Ers hereby requested % make immediate pay
ueu- thereof 10 the Undersigned
JANE WALKER
HUGH E MCINTYRE,
EElc--7-II and executor Of the lzst vi 30 and
testament % John ; Walker deceased
Dated Honolulu. July II. 1S23 I4s74
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lne Daily ADgEgTIsEg ia deliver
II 81 carriers for 50cents q month
Riae aI Telephones ~ Noz il
IN a. b. heerihe.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII CLAIMS AGAINST THE
n Estate Of the late KEEAHA e. deceased,
Of Waiehu, WEiluEu, Maui. II. l.. must be pres
eutsd properly sworn 20 before = Notary Public
10 the Undersigned VINO h-s been duly appoint
ed sdmiuistTlrOr OF sEil esrIte within siI months
o. ihe5 will Be forever barred; 81 debts owing
% said estate must Be paid ca o. before said
expiration Of tx months
" II. DANIELS,
Administrator o. the Estsie OF Kekaha
ceased
WsiiHEE. Mani. Oct1ber =. Is51 If5I- ON
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

NIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ FirzI CIr--lL, HaEzilau I-l4lds In Pro
6ate- II tEe matter o. the EstErc OF SABINO
EkEGORIO DA CAMAR4, ate o. HOu9l1I1.
deceased
o. -zazI1- AID EIin. tie petition zuG &C.
C0lEts q Antonio Perry Aclliufstcat1c o. the
Estate o. Sabine Greg0ri0 Il CIuEra- late o.
Honolulu deceased wherein Be axis % BE- al
lowed So. and charges himself with SI8II5.
and AXIS t1lz TIE sane nay b Examined and
aPPrUszd- and that EusI order nay be made Of
Distribution o. the property remaining in his
hands 70 the Per-5ls LEsTeL8 entitled 1nd de
charging hi1 and his =lretizs from a. tzrther
respcl=teilirE a. zEcl scEziuistrzt0E-
L "a ordered tL-t y EDNESDAT. tie 50-b day
u AUGUST. 4 D. Is4a- ~ tel o'clock an. BE-
fcrs The sad Justice * Chzz5err, il Toe Ccur.
Hozsz. a. H110lCil- T. and the zane hereby l.
appointed a. the ril1- anc place iOr hearing ssid
petition aud accg1Lts and that all pefr0us in-
tereste1 nay then ard rksre appear AID sh0E
ezzss- 10 Guy they have sly the zzEze should no-
- Zrz1tec- Gr1 1zEg przze-r evidence a. u Who
are entitled 70 tie szic property.
Dated = Hsl0iEIl, Il. l. this -l-l isy u J sly.
A. D. fsas-
BF TIE CS1l-
.WEEDEEBERG
4fs-s UepEIT CIsrz
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ctuol advertisements.
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to
EoreeloSe and of Sale.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

ANANNANNN eAAA ~ NNAANf
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thai purSssntto F0uer q sale eonIaine3
Ct Au-sust, A. II, tSei, made ey W PHI and n o
hAJHlAOA % Il pi-cnG, ~ record in IRE
Restsies O@ee Hoaoiulu, in Liocy ~ On pages
A., ~ ard 90, ard tov thc breach % conditions
ia SAID racr,-scc deed Contained tc-Wit, she
-cu-ptyclcrt u interest when Guc. she mort.
szgcs Intends - fcsvclo>c The Satd uoEtgaSc.
and p-cpe--y described iu tec said clostEsgc will
= so-G a. pae'e sSctioa a. ne sge1lcn rcouiS ~
James & Nors4s, On SArU RpAN, August ls;h,
\. D. ISIS, 81 y O'Clock ucoo.
TIE rrcFCcty % tc sold 5 Lh1s described ru
Ssi3 mortgage deed.
All thaJ lard situated SO HareoHe, NcO'sg-
PoSc, O1ac. s-1utel % HcoSu, Roysl Patent No
-s-S Award No SSSl, che same coavertd tr
her hs>c2si, tAe heirs d. isS % HcoSii. oy cen
Vcya1ce dated Nay =, 4. u. t>19, recorded iu
Ltoes : pp. - and ~. aat is ccsi2ins i.9c
= All gho>c isr5S -saascd 20 Naiu by Eoyal
Patent 80 lt4A Award Nc lOsSS. con tAiuiuz, an
4-e1 12l,o % az 5esc. laors Or less, thc same
sncs tS.et April sith. iS-9. fron AiHoa ~ ~
corded IN Lioer y pages 81 and ~, and thc
sane eo1yeyec 20 tee said Atuoe a. ey couyey-
2rce dated February s 1879. frcm NALL. rccorl-
ed in Llber 50 page Ia
San those lands Situated in SAiAcpSa, KSuc-
oee, hocl11pcSo, o&hu. Award No. SS5S, con-
tanning Ss-l0o acrss, more o. less; is bcguda-
risS are fully described therein. The sane con-
yeyeG % Mr.. PaAhzo Phi by conveyance dated
November 6-h, \. n tS7S, recorded in IibcE =
page SS&
Al th4i land awS-ded 10 Haupn deceased,
b Award No SIS, kOyal Patent 49,, the same
being conveyed % Mrs. P&ahao Phi by ccnycy
4rce made ~ AlSus ,PAScA and NskipiciuS,
dated Angus. lSth. 4 d. iSss. recorded In Ltbcr
81 pSsc> 20 ard ri, the SSu1s land convened %
Jhe Said AiauA lFSkeo by N4kipielus. Naili twl
and Naiu 4 4 the herr 81 law % iialpu deceased
or the i5th day Of August. A. T. 1876, recorded
in Lloer IS pages SIS sud SAT.
And the said lSuds BY viii Of Mrs. Pa2hdo Phi
were deEuiScd. one -hAlf ~ 70 " L Phi her kuS-
band and Oue-kSif "a 70 Kane, ard the said viii
w2S dated t1s--Gay CA. u. --aut wAS
duly p-ohlted before the Probate CoIrI b. fore
HouCrablc Edward Preston, Justice Of The 81
Aud the said James W Phi owned oue-hSlf 81 the
above lands BY virtue Of deed made the said W
3 Phi, b deed made on the Slth day q Nay, A.
y. 1852, recorded IN Liher lis pages y SuG -.
And the said p hz-h ikoI owned cus-haif %
Sat1 lluds b. virtue or deed - him by said
hac5 dated april 17lh. 1889, recorded in Liber
III pages To- zud As, she said Kane being one Of
the tsyi>eeS % the said Mrs Pazhal Phi.
Purchase price payable in l, : gold ccir.
surveys 10 any and couvsyIrces 20 purchasers
expense.
Further particulars can be had o. Charles L.
Carter. so Nsrchant s.
DAtsL HCuciciE. Jane 2crt, A. p. t>ss-
Il. DINOND
1855 By his attorney Charles L. Garter.
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Notice of Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
4 tug been dlly Appointed Administrator Of
the estate o ROCHE, late Of Honoiuiu de.
ceased, Io'iee i he-ebJ giVen 10 al uersor : n
present. tEeif claims AGAINST the esIzte OF szfd "
Roche daily authenticzted whether Fecared by
Eaorrz1ge Or Otherwise % Cecil Brown al his
once so On AefchaEt street. HOnoigiz, Ozhu,
within EiI months from the date hereof. Or fbIey
vii Be forever o1rret- Ind ali persors Indebted
. ss4d estzrL are hs=s0y requested 20 MAKE
iHlr1sdlate payment thereof 20 tie undersigned.
Dated HOnolliu- JziT Is, 10.
FKED. II HATsRLDEE.
AllzIEis-rz-a- Eztzfe v Roche a1-ez-ea
1874
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ FIRST CirCuil. HEszfiEL I-zz6s II Pro
54ts. Il tie mater q the E.ta-s Of PETER
FERNANDEZ ate q Hoaol1Iz OAHU ceceA<ed-
o. rea1lzz ard fling the Petition zad accounts
q Feruazcsz zzc = F=-lazdez Admin stEz-
tcrs % TIE Estate o. Peter Fernandez, late o.
ti0lol zlz- Ol1z, cecezeed. wherein they asE 70
= sli0Te1 81 =. zLd ctzrzes themselves Efth
slsAs, arc 1sE tAzr the sane nay BE eIaniEsd
I'D zFpEss7@1- znc E-z- fnzl o-lsr nay D.
made q di.-r.5-fisa % nc property remaining
z t1siF h11-s % TIE persons fhereto entitled.
AZ clselzz1rZ then Az their szrsfies from ali
l4-tl@s f=spSlslEllllg a. -EcE AGziEis-r4lors-
y u d-lerr1 tlar MONDAY. the zo-h dIy d
4Lsl1 81 4 u l1E. - rea g'gl5eE s.z-. 81
JE41-1eE=- u tee Corr H8-re II HoaolLI1. b
a. tle sEE-= E=-zog j. lPrltltsd q tie tiue
40 P-ae=fg- lezr-l- aid petition z1d zc-oIats.
a1l t11l 81 Pers1zs illere-fed Eas Iheu aFc
tzete 2Yf=lE zEc sEoT czzse. u a1g -heg haze.
Wy "a s1rze st0zic Est y zrzErzd- and u-zy
P-essezi eyldeEce 4 - Eho ara euf.tsa. p tkz
said PTCpeT1T.
Dliee = El3l1.zlz- d. T.. re-. -i.l 81 % jag.
J D Iss5-
Bgtes Cozrtz
GED- LCLA<-
ifs-i Ds1-y Cle-i-
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HOrsferd's Acid PhospHzt

1akes DeIfrfsas Lezaazzde-
4 tz1sFoo1fzI zt5sd % a EIzzs of E5t q
cuid Eztz-- zzd s=sets1=d 70 TIE tlzte. III
= f1z-d refreshing zr5 5zEfz--sstI1z
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raErrsN NATI >EEVTCE
-

Szszz-s W. lsz7e 5-- 81 z---Ts ~
81 Francisco C --s -7,-7---s -4''9r q
~ -l-zz u -SsG
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ftudI 10DrrusmrHts.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
- FirIc Circuit. HaW4iian Islands In Probate
In TIE uHgtsc 0f the Estate % THOMAS ROSE
WAREE. lzts o. H01oluIE, Oahu. deceased
L Document Pz-Psrrluz . Be the last viii and
Tsst4ue1t OF Thomas RlssEErCe. deceased. hLv-
iEE on tie 9Th day Of JAY, 4. = 1850. been
presented 20 said Probate Court- and : petition
for the probate thereof. ard for the Issuance OF
letters JesrAueuLE-g 70 Esther P EGseFaEue-
having been fled b. her;
L Z. hereby ordered thar MONDAY. the 18Th
Gay q AUGUST. a .. $50. AZ - o'clock A n.
q said czy- a. the Court Room u aid COEr-- II
E0u5-lll II Alii0IEui Hale, BE-, and The same il
hereby appointed the tine for proving saId viii
and hearing aid APPLICATION ELel ard EEere
any person interested nay appear and contest
the said VIII and the granting Of Letters fiesta
lsCtGry-
Dated H0n0lEil. II. l. Jzly = fss5-
By TIE CCETE=
GEO LUCAS
1873 Deputy Clerk
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EOEN

SAOSE-Ar -EE AErz-E5zy 10ze- H1uc-
LCIE- I1IF = % thz vie Of 4. p. NzC1s
: GEzghtEr.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HERE
Il hq give notice thzt o. Lar ala az mn
eEz-sc frnu HzIz sane the yianta:ioa a. Kzl-
ilz- Dztll- sE11r a. Tong T. iffce Plzufz-fo-r.
D-tcc Hauo-1l1- Jc1e y. I511-
-HC HOY.
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tzAvrs HONOLULU

Returning leaves hilo. touching 1t Lau-
pahoehoe same day; kawaihae A. NJ. MANU-
konS 10 A. "; Makena I P. A.; Maalaea Bay
. L. NJ: 1ahaina 5 P. n. the following day
arriving AZ Honolulu s An. Wednesdays ard
Saturdays.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSON ) HAVING
n elails against the estate % s. MACAULRY
% present. Them % ne within thirty daTs from
this date Or hey viii be forever barred sud an
persons Indebted 10 either OF the said deceased
persons are requested % make immediate pay
msut 70 ne
THOMAS RAIN WALKER
British Fice-COusul.
HoaoLaIa. JAY silh, lsg5. Ils0s
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Information Wanted

d ESP ECTING BENJAMIN
III CAMPBELL, who vas in Honolulu some
years ago: any information regarding him viii
Be thankfully received b. KATE MAHONY
No 5 Lydsnkau Terrace Mo1E st0-7a. Cork,
Irel1uf lssT
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Mortgages Notice Of Sale

rs ACCOEDASCE WITH THE PRO
Il visions Of Z csrraiu murtZz-e made
BY SIMON ATl=tr * 70 Il. 2. H Poo
uzikzlzui- dated January II, 1859,
recorded IN Liber los pages IA and
+55r noties Is hereby given that tie
uortzzgee intends 70 f1reclose the same
Tor conditions broken, to-Eit- non pay
ueltCf interest.
Notice Is Likewise gwen that alter the
expiration q three weeks irOu the date
Of this notice, the property conveyed by
sad marriage vii Be advertised for sale
- Public A1crica- zt the auction rooms
q James z. Morgan, In Honolulu.
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Letterheads, billheads, receipt
books, shipping receipts and com
mercisl printing IL TIE GAZETTE
Office.
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On Monday, August 21st
At L O'CLOCK SOOS,
The premises covered By said mortgage
rt-r----E ~
3S-IOO ACRES.

More q Iesz, At EzIi1, Honolulu and
described 81 follows
Al THAI certain piece Of land zitzz.e
Il kzlIE, Honol1ll, Gzh1, being 3
portion Of Royal Patent z573, kulszuz
ll0S 20 Ioziz EzIeh1z, containing an
ARA q S5-l00 q At acre. and 5sing the
szDs conveyed u the moFtZzzse BIZ deed
oztz1 October =. i y. 1857. Of record
II the Hzz1Izu Registry OF Deeds, IN
sad Fi0n1lELu, IN 0ook IG5, pages 453
an IA
FOJMAIkELANI.
Mortgages.
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.STMR. KINAU
CLARkE. Comnanaor.

VIII leave Honoluia &C o'clock / a..
touching at I.shaira. Maalaea Bay aud
Makena the same day Mahukona, Hawaii
haze and Laupahoshoo the following day.
arriving At Hilo "a. midnight
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Notice to Creditors. .

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed eEecutriz End
executor Of The last will and testament Of JAMES
GAY, late Of Honolulu deceased, notice i here
y given 70 al persons 70 present their claim
1gziH-t the estate Of szid James GAY duIv
authenticated. whether secured b. morfgage o.
0iherTiss, % II Kocke a. I'd. Hohschiaeesr q
20. : Gree on Bethel street, Hon0luIu. Island Or
OshE- within FIX months from the date hereof
or tney sFih be forever barred. And al persons
indebted % said estate are hereby requested 10
FAKE imuediste payment thereof 20 the under
signed.
Dated HoEolall, JAY y. fssz
HERAAsS FOCEg
NARY ELLEN GAY.
Executor and EzecutriZ lat will and tesla
Lent o. James Gay deceased. ffs5S
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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-12-30

Some ingenious fruit dealers of Paris
have invented u way of coloring their
wares in order to improve their market
value, They color ordinary oranges deep
red. making them look like mandarins,
which fetch much higher prices.
They also tint pineapples to mako
them look more attractive, and dye tho
common white strawberries a lovely red.
Melons are now bel < treated in tho
same way and tinted y fine orange, their
flavor being increased by injecting An
essence of melon. The latest develop
ment of this business is in connection
with pears, which are ddey red for q
third of their size and blue below, thus
presenting the national colors when
peeled. These are said TO be in some.
demand for dessert OF o of their
novelty.