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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

IiuRON-sAIayor Meyers on behalf or
the City q fintou, has served notice an
Judge Campbell Of inc Firth circuit court
70 appear unfor0 she buprcnit court ~
aputh Dakota aud allow cauaf why q
peremntofy fnatdanus should not be ~
sued compelling him 20 decide the Wgttr
case argued before min November = 1888,
involving S251,0Q0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

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council TO n.ces 10 aI.spi'li seA.lon today
5sAQtzSp ~ II AN. IlI.. me e.pf4f,H ~
dieiaI dUisiotfaiIn nont<s.fIoa 81 tbs Fo0ILI
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

set Tor today With i1n iIis@ 4HfIas h the
coufft&a Of ffsfftpfliIef ami t}piitic1 Al otHz|
ot,d eeSsl0n VIII w fifld dtif,i,f the latter
part az tleNi luoiith
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

NI9W YORK. Tile Grand arch council
Of rs,,s fsssie PA ttstternf Niii De held
NJ his Hotel savoy, beginning today Pit
Kappa iai Is one Of the iuallng college
flnt0rnitcr, With thlrfY4nye chapters dis
ufhuten III over the country, fr9m fhe lipo
IN Nov fo X and lffpol1yh 10 the enc at
the Leland Stanford. Jr,s university IN
California.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

chin. fhs ,fisnt Fleli,iff9 VII, f.;.tf,'f%
The lli'itt,h anniversary III his Ifs.f ai4
penfarre ~ England. ~ was " uhtii fie
tsude 'f's flfst fjsif, 4etinf On the advice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
KYLE AND LILIUOKALANI.
The South Dakota Senator Objects
to Her Restoration.

WAsESGToS, May Ex-senator
Kyle presented the fOiIOxiag resolu-
ton to the Senate today:
Resolved That it Is the sense of
the Seuste that the United States
shall not Use force for the purpose Of
restoring 10 the throne the depoeed
Queen Of the Hawaiian Islands. or
for the purpose Of destroying the az
istIBg Government; that the Pr0visi-
Onsl Government having been duly
recognized, tue highest international
interests REQUIRE II shall pursue It's
Own line Of pJliey; that Intervention
IN the political affairs Of thee Isl
snds by other Governments viii be
regarded Is al scs uufrIeDdly to the
GOvernment Of the United States
Il cannot be sse-rtsIuei Why
Senator Kyle found it necessary to
offer RESOLUTION of this kind, bas In
Certain quarters 1t Is msiutziu-d that
PresId-LT Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham have by 10 means given up
their scheme Of restoring the Queen
to power
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

L he first Circuit. Hawaiian l. auds In
Prohate. Al Chambers IN The matter OF the
estate OF jus SPH ROBERTS, otherwise known
a. jose Furtzdo Roberts and a. Jose Fzutado
kObertpS. deceased.
document purportinc TO be : duly anthem
uczted copy % the last will and testament OF
Joseph Roberts, lsIe @. the Comfy OF Alameda
State OF California, United states Of America
deceased, snd GlsO OF the prof. probate and
record OF said Viii st the place Of Comicile OF
sAid Joseph Roberts In the Records OF the flee
OF the County CierS Of The said CuuEty OF Ala
meca, and Of the Office Of the CLERK " the Su-
perl0r Court Of the ssid County. having on the
tth day OF May. A D. 1924, been presented TO said
Probate Court OF the Hawaiian Islands, and 4
petition Tor The probate thereof having been fled
o. Asris dose Roberts OF Ssn LezudrO. in said
state OF California PRAYING that Let ers OF Ad-
minlstrStion with the Will annexed be issued 10
zone sai.sole person residing IN said Hawaiian
Islands
IL is hereby ordered that FRIDAY, the end
dsy OF gun.; A u. 1884 AZ 10 O'Clock M. of said
day, 81 the Court Room OF said Court al said Ho-
hoIu q, ne and the same l. hereby appointed the
une and psee for proving said l!ll aud hearing
said application. u hen and " herr any tersou in
terrsted niAl appear aud Contest the came.
II Il further ordered that notice thereof be
given oy Publication for four successive weeks
IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and the =. -entfneIia -
tSo newspapers printed aud published in said
hounllla, sud for ten successive DAYS in the
OASiAno Il quirer-" newspaper published IN
the County OF Alameda, Stale of California
United States OF America.
Dated Honolulu. n. /. Msy :. lSq4
,-,, CHARLES T. JEFFERSON,
-Sn'r IlnrE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
COURT NOTES.

The following document speaks
for itself. 1t has been filed in the
Clerks Office with the papers in
the case of Ralph R. Foster VS..
Captain H. NJ. Hayward, and is
addressed to Judge Whiting, who
presided at the trlal of the case:
The undersigned, composing
the jury that rendered a verdict for
defendent in the suit of Ralph K.
Foster VS.. Captain IL. NJ Hayward
on the ID inst, deem it q matter of
justice that We now make to you
the following statement;
The suit was an action for de-
fsmation Of character. based on the
charge that Captain Hayward had
made statements rejecting on the
character Of Miss Foster, the plain
tiff's adopted daughter, aud her
relations with the plaintiff. The
jury found that the defendant did
not make the defamatOry state
ments. That was the only ques-
ton before Us, and We thought We
had no right to add anything else
70 the verdict. But We desire to
hereby express our unanimous
opinion that absolutely nothing ap-
pesred at the trial to show that
there Is or has been anything
wrong in the relations between the
plaintiff and his adopted daughter !;
on the contrary, the question was
not raised st all, as both Captain
Hayward and his counsel expressly
stated that they raised no question
as TO the good character of Miss
Foster
This document is signed by E.
F. Bishop, as foreman, and Is COL
Cured in By his other eleven COL
leagues.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
PERSONAL,

Miss Anna Paris leaves for kons
todsy.
E. A. Williams arrived on the
Alsmeds yesterday from the Fair.
Miss Birch Tanning left for the
Colonies last night on the Alameda.
10. Carter snd Mrs, Carter are in
town again after an extended trip
sbrosd.
J. l.. Mclean and wife hsve re-
turned sitter taking in the Fair at
SsD Francisco.
T. NJ. StSkey returned yesterday
after spending pleasant vacation on
the Pacific coast.
DR.. F. Il. Dsy sud wife were PISS
sengers on the Alameda yesterday
They received warm welcome from
their friends.
II. Il Williams was passenger
on the AlsmedS. He made brief
visit to S,n Francisco to look after
business masters.
Judge A Brunsou, who spent sew
ersl weeks here some time ago, re-
turned yesterday. The Judge is
infatuated with Honolulu.
Purser Sutton. Of the Alameda, is
feeling much better than when he
last passed through here. While
the vessel was in San Francisco he
remained for q week or so at a min
ersl spring which helped him consid-
erably.
Leo Cooper is late arrival. He
came on the Alameda yesterday to
spend his vacation. Mr. Cooper is
professor of eiocution and orstory at
the San Msteo College and at an
other Institution of the same nature.
Professor Samuel Adelsteiu, g
well-kUown Ssu Francisco musician,
arrived in the Alameda yes erdsy.
Mr.. AIDE stein is making a tour of the
world. He will remain in town for
several months rs his health Is i'm
paired at present.
A W Morrison and vile. Miss. NJ
b. Jones and Miss Coglan are late
arrivals. Mr.. Morrison Is Il pr0miu-
EFT business man of Sacramento.
Cal, and i engaged in the hotel
business. Any body who has stopped
at the Weston Hotel in the city
named, will remember Mr. Morrison
with pleasure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
A CHANCE FOR WRITERS.
4 Handsome Priza Offered for the
Best Starr On Island Life.

At the suggestion Of J. J. VIII
liams, the photographer, who offers
: handsome prze, the publishers
Of the Paradise Of the Pacific have
decided 10 give residents Of the diff
ferent islands 3 chance to try their
hands st story writing. The idea
i new in this country, and It Is
expected that many people Who
have 8 taste for writing viii COM
pete for the prize.
The different contributions will
Be passed on by & committee Of
three, whose names viii De an
nOunoed in Due time.
The story must be about Ha-
waiIsn life and must not contain
lis than 100 or more than
400 words. The writer can chose
g subject 10 suit himself and the
story can Be pure fiction or found
I'd on facts, just IS be pleases
Then sgsin It need not Be 3 story
in the true sense Of the term, as
articles describing scenes on the
different Islands viii Be Just as
much sought after, and meritori-
Gus ones viii stand just as much
chance OF winning the prize as auy
piece Of fiction VIII. To obIige the
printers contestants must write
l-gibly and on one side Of the
psper only.
The prizs viii be an album con-
tsiuing photographs OF the differ
ent points Of Interests On the isl
snds Of the group and valued at
SIS
Manuscripts viii Be received
Until the 2Ist day Of July, 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
A CHANGE OF ORDER.
The New York Herald Now AdYo-
Gates Island Grabbing

Island grabbing in the Pacific was
not done without forethOught. The
completion of the Panama Canal Will
bring sboRt a great chsDge in the
direction of the worlds commerce,
and those islands lying directly IN
the sea route from Psuams or Near
aqua to China, Iudis and Australia
will have q mighty importance not
only as shelter harbors and coaling
stations, but, in case Of war. as forti-
fed places where any great Z .rop
esn Power can find refuge for her
ships or lurking places for cruisers
to prey upon the commerce of others.
In sl this island grabbing business
the Powers which have the greatest
rights in the Poetic have the least
possessions. Russia has little or
nothing, the UuiGed States has only
a fOOthOld here aud there, the SOuth
American Safes have nothing, while
England. Germany, France, Spain
aud Holland have possession of the
greater part Of tie islands that have
value now and will have al infinitely
greater value in the future.-N y. Y.
Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

There hsve been many lives lost
by floods in British Columbia,
Chicago is threstened with coal
fsmiue, brought on by striking rail
rosd men.
jim Corbett, the champion yugil-
ist. wss given S big ovation on his
srriysl in Paris.
TGree hundred clerks OF the War
Department have been dismissed,
and more sire to follow.
Loxpox. May 3l-A dispatch to
the DAlly News from Cairo says it is
reported that there has been sn out
break Of cholera ST Meccs.
An epidemic Of cholera hiss broken
out in Lisbon and all communnlcs-
zion between Portugal ana the
Azores Is interrupted, including
msi.s
The directors Of the defunct
Pacifc bsnk Of Ssn Francisco bsve
declared 5 per cent. dividend TO
depositors and promise another OF
the ssme smount soon.
NV YoRk, Msy 30-Horsce
Greeley's memory was honored by
Typographical Union No 6 today,
when the statue by Alexander Doyle,
ST the junction of Broadway, Sixth
avenue and Thirty-ihird street was
unveiled.
General Remigie Morales Bermu-
des. President of Peru is dead aud
Col. Justiuiano Borgono, 2ud vice
President now occupies the post as
Vice President DR.. Ale1sndrino
del Solar, 1t vice President not
having taken the position Is called
upon by law.
LISBON. Msy 29.-Csptain Castillo
Of the Portuguese warship MindellO,
who Was IN command at Rio de
Jsue;To when the Brazilian In>ur-
gents were taken on board that YES
sci. sad who was also IN command
when tee Insurgents escas ed, has
been imprisoned at the marine
barracks here. pending his trial 10y
court martial.
MELBOURNE, May S0.-The Pzr!is-
ment Of Victoria opened today. The
Earl Of HopetoUD, Governor, saii III
his address that be reio.esd that the
approaching Colonial Conference II
Ottawa would consider pOt o, ly the
trade relstiUus existing between the
British colonies. but the pr iscted
British cable destined to unite the
Australian colonies with Canada. l;
aas desirable the cable should be
entirely under British control. In
regard to Samoa, be said the suner-
vision of these islands by New Z-s-
land would be really their supervis-
ion by Gesrt Britain. 1t was desir-
able that New q alsnd's offer be
accepted, not only on account of its
commercial advantages, but becsuse
it wss copsonsnt with true Austria
lssisn policy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
MOrtgagee'S Notice Of Intention
TO FOreclOSe and of Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
hat nader ucssr Of sale Confined ~ Z.
certain uort-ags maG= By d. h. NAHINC and
AALlA SAhiSU. his SIfe Doth Of BOoser-s
II th5 Dleirlei o. Aols- Island OF Hawaii 0 e Of
the Hawaiian Island 20 John Thomas W.tsr-
house o. ho1o.u g. % The Island Of Oahu one o.
ssld haE allan I-lznds- dated the 9TH d4y ~
Oe5noef- A u 81 and recorded in tae Registry
o. Deeds u SID Honolulu IN Book p. on Dsns.
= and 81. the -AiI John Tbous. Wrsrs-liI,-s7
usoft-4--e e sfurrssid, intends 70 foreeo-e aid
uloftgaz- ior orezch % the condition tbereIa'
Contained for payment both Of h. rrfr-rir-I -
Of Five iuudred Dollars AID Of i5tF,e.1 fi -
= il= yale % eight Der CENT Der znrur- a., -
year frUm ds-s thereof - O--1
Notice i eiso hereby given that the u1Ort-sred
properly VIII % soid al public auction a the
Eaetlou rO1us - jams = Narzss- in s.id 10
no.nI1- On MOS Day. the Isth DIV Of JTTSf
!, D issi- 81 = o'clock noon
ne -sic % rtEa-sd property il II u described.
Al moe tr-cts q izld -iruzre al Eaisafkr
South hnnz- HzEaii- Eaieb are L. ur,,re-T, :;
n if-kz IT, csCes--d- L c. A 7Lt.7 p 49,
e1lls n a area oi 3 ~ acres aud tne
pr.P-zty . hsusxaois ~ OF The sane plsre a
IA 90 R-P- 52s- Containing a. zre. Of 4 Al t1l
scfe- Conveyed 10 szid b. Il Sshfu1 .fo-.-fd
De Dc L. t1e oHlg EuTiyIng her 10 he s.id
properties I'D alec : tract or f.r- - - =
D. non ~ Of ha1hzkJ. ia the -atd d. -irr -
soio t1s ssI1= tp kuue.4 e. grad lao (tt.-r n
ne aid h9ii ~ II The mouth Of Fehruzrv =
= y - L = A f53i- z r 74g7. cunf4i1fLc
- ares % . 10 zcr :. AID tn fsrr,iry - -
NAH tk), deceased OF tie zane plac-, SnIes he
y-ie---sa IFoa A44i tEI. the heir Of Man fkl
= q "a N %, The sane being L e A NJ
-, -, co. = ming an sr=z Of 80 ID zcres
tn1re1h. znd The II hf Inter - - ffrIa =, -
s-id D. d Sshiua On szid Izud-. '''s
JUN Hy1aS WATERHOUsF
Mortgage
Deeds At The expense OF yufeSs-e- T.,,bs,
.f..-1i- a. ezn D. had 81 !. -hzrIHeil stiOrI,eI
ig- ne -4d ulDriEzgre-
Dated dsaO'ulG.ii; l. May Is, A D. 1924.
Ll1g1E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08


From HzEl1 x-E Mzui. Der sIur " C
Hal June Sc = HENRY ? Lsu.e.
E 3 " n AS --ZE. Ess 70 ~ Wz-su. Reg
: " h5z-5UE- % NEr--s-. " nse-- Mss
Grer-E--L. IS A-L =. Ms . HoJ.suz. l.
L Bz--z-l-r s-l 81 Cscz-
Fr1- >s1 Fra-cl>11. Per MSS AIa-e-
d l-E5 - ACr-s-E--. Judge : brlusC1.
J 5---t5--I % carter and zIfs. L Jlo-p--.
Alter Z C-ulz- = - CCz-Eu. " B E'--cser.
NJ &c 6-s-gy-rs z-i tEO ca 7l1-su. henry
uu;tc- Dr. Z Day All Vie. : Ho--e-
Ez-. = james. Miss y Il Jones. John
Ls1E1.l-- L Mclean s-G vie. 4 " Nor
trsy, ! e EI1sy- Geo >cl-5-uzu. James 3
= ford 81 >ss-EsF- Z i WI.-lz-1s. n b
I.iz-s " - Zls5z E1-L : y LE--E in
SC = >-es-ssz
Prom hsCzi- ps- s-U- James Makes.
June =! EsdEzy ard family and l. DECK
F-1-1 >zu F-z--Esc5. 70 bz-cs : e WI
de-. June w E--s-- = ? tlz-E. VILLAIN
N0-.ou- NissL. Jscksoa-
1EFaETCzEs-
For Nz-z1- - sE-r MlsEhsIs- June 8
2 : Bal. D Para M1--e hszEs. z-i 81
deck
Fo- Mani. rs- s-rr C-z-651s- June 5
NJ 2-c NJ hs-sls- n = J-1rusy sut 6z-zh-
tsr. Judge CuCl~-. " : Pcg-e " G0CGsls.
W Ach5 Mr. Bs-1z z-E vie Mr. "
Lev. : Ashford. ] hs-qCc- L Ross and
vie. c X NLc-r z-l Eliz-
FOR HJ--kC-E sri TCzoLz--z. us- o &
. Gzs-lc. Jane 81 y Irul1 ard SIS
S-sS-sss-
For the C1-o-5ss. ps- 2 MS Al.ns5s.
Jane =. i 1 III ans EIfS- J l. - -is AMI
ste Mlss blrch Planning z-- WL-lzzu
ROs-sr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08

Csptzin Calhoun OF the bark
CeylOa mas purchased the wreck Of
the British bark Archer aud has
gone to Esguimsult to oversee the
rebuilding Of Ioe vessel, after which
he will take h-r 70 San Francisco
and enter her IN the Honolulu
trade. The c2p,sin has resigned
his position s. commander Of the
Ceylo1, and his sOu George Cal
h0un, Eho has been the vessels
first officer, succeeds him
PHILADELPHIA, Nay p. - The
cruiser ColuInbis made tEenty-
four knots on natural draft, In 8
deep seS trial and ran IS steadily
IS 8 clock. This beats Cramps
trial about three knots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


TCEsrAy. June 5.
Stur " e Hall. Sins-So2. from Maui
aud Hawaii
s&OS Gaelic. Fszrne, from San Fran
CiSco-
JsuzneSa Training ship koG-So. from
NoschaUA-
" srSESpSV. June 8.
tx Matilda. Svs1sga, f-cu Departure
RAv.
Scu- Eausii. Fitzgerald. from Hawaii
Srlr haz-A. Thompson. from circuit o.
OAh--
THCRSrSy. June :.
RMS AisCsia Morse from san Fran
czSco. sl -Clts % Colonies
Bkr1s : e. Wilder. NcNei. from san
Francisco
* Discovery. Christensen. from For,
Gzu1 e.
>tnr james Nzkss, Peterson, from As
pas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
Notice of Foreclosure.
DURsUANTTO A POWER OF

pU RS UANT To a POWER OF
l. sale Contained il = eert4iu n-ortrsge d .tsf
= l.. 1872, msde by Val ARNkII, sud Nay
AhNhlL his " fe. Of Hoi oIuIu. I-laUd OF Osbn
70 Nm u Irwin e a., Of said Ho oIuIu- Tru.-
tee OF the OAhu Railway and Isud Compsnv
= eoTporat n notice J. hereby l.iv-n tai he
.s,d lra>tees # he uahu Rsil~sy md Land
Go pany intend % FIR, lO-s said mortgsge f0- a
nfezcn OF the conditions therein Contained
70 :; the uon-pzl urnt OF Interest ard The
oeot secured thereby when d1e, and they Wse-
wise give uotiee thai they viii offer far saIe st
the salesToom OF Jan - z Morgan IN sid Ho-
noiuiu. on sAl UkDAY. the Tth day 81 JaIy
A D. lsst az Il g'cloek noon. ali OF he premises
deser' 0vc II said mortgage
ne property covered by said unrrrzre i situ-
Aled "a fsHTi CIV, ESa In said leland Of Oahu
and i q scrihed A. foiloss:
"a th"s= cpria n premises situated in sad
rear IitF. more particularly desi zusted a. Lot
.lrieeL (i9 ard tue south half - Lot fourteen
tlil IN biock 5 together with al rhe huf. Giups
thereon; and being the same premises d-sielsr-
Cd pom map ~ diagram OF rhe Pearl Civ Lots
euiY a. aorized and adopted oy aid oahu Rail-
y and Land Company. and recorded IN Lib-r
- tollo- 4ls-i-0 IN tue Hawaiian Registry OF
feet"
TINS CAsh. Deeds st expense Of purchaser.
Dated a. Honolulu, Nay 5. 1884
L n THURSTON
We FhEAk
T. W. HUBRUN
- - Trustees for u K, s L Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
MARSHAL'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF AwRrr OF Exc

PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
~ eution, issued Olt OF the district
Court, on the 18th day of May, a D.ls94,
a.ainst Mrs OpealI (wl, defendant. a
favor Of Ms. hihoA, plaintiff. Tor the
sum OF S3S, lave levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the Police Station, in
the District OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu.
at Il o'eloOk Of TUESDAY, the 80 day
Il July, A. d. 1894, to the highest bid
der, all the right title and interest Of the
said Mrs Opeslu, defend mt, in and o
the 10 lowing properly, unless said judg-
ment- Interest, costs anu my expenses
be previously pad.
List p operiy for ale:
oil dwelling house. being a two-story
hulloing. situatrd On the waikiki side Of
haumakapI1 church, On keretania
rtreet aud Is the second house { ON The
said ehur. b. a NJ BkIW
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, June ,. 1884,.
3705 l556-2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

the Fourth Judicial Circuit II The Hawaiisl
Islands. In Probate. In The matter OF the Is
tate Of JOHN X EVANS, Of HonOksS, Hawaii.
deceased.
A document, purportins to be the lSS; viii snd
Testament Of Johu K Evans, OF Houokza. Ha-
wSit, deceased, having on The 18th dsy OF May.
A. d, 1874. been presented 10 said Probate Court,
aud = petition for the Probate thereof. and Tor
u Issuance OF Letters Ie>tzmeutAry 10 James
prisooli, having been fled BY him.
IL l. ordered thSt MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
July A. ID. lS9i, Il 10 O'c!ucS A n Of said day,
~ the Count kuOm ~ said Court st HOuokaA,
EamSSua, Hawaii, Be aud the same l. hereby
appointed Jle time for prov NJ said Will and
hearing saio application. when and Whcre any
p~tson interested mSy appear and ouutes, the
said VII, and The granting OF Letters TestAmeu-
izry
Dated Hilo. May i2Ih. 1891
By the Count.
lSS2Sw DANIEL PORTER, ClerS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
HIRCUIT COURT OF TIE

~ First CTcuit. Hawaiian Islands-Iu Pro
bate. In the matter Of the Estate of GsukGE
+. RICHARDSON, late OF Wailuku, Maui, de-
ceased.
GU reading snd ding the petition Snd &C
couuts OF Millism y smith. Executor 81 the
viii Of George Richardson, late Of " aiiukn.
MSui. decreased, wherein he asks to b. s lowed
$685. y. and changes himself with soS9;.hs, aud
ssSS that the same may be examined aud APP
proved sud that 4 inai order nav be made OF
distribution OF the property remaining in his
hSnds 10 the persons thereto entitled, Snd dis
charging him sud his SureJies from ali further
responsibility - sach Executor.
Ii Is ordered. that MONDAY. the s5th dsv Of
June, A. ID 1874, st ten O'Clock A. n, at Cham
bets. Ia The Court House, a. Honolulu. be and
the sSme hereby Is appointed a. he time aud
place foI hearing said petition sud accounts. and
that all persons interested may then sud there
appear and shoS cAuse, n shy they have, why
same should rot be granted, Snd may present
evidence a. 10 who are ,utiued 10 the said
property.
Dated At Honolulu, II. l. ,ais s5th day Of May.
A. D. 1924.
By the Court;
1855 GEO. LUCAS Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-08
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.
DY ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
EonIIuI1 June ?. lS9t.
3705 l556-2t

by ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
- Corrt Of the ; irsI Circuit made this sih
Gay OF Nay 4 D. 1924. IN the matter Of the e-tafe
OF l. AAAuAO KAUAI. all sell the following
parcels OF T-4l estate 81 the auction Rooms %
J. = MORAN, on Queen street Honolulu. on
SATURDAY, JUA sIh. 1884, AZ u O'Clock noon
Of said day.
First A fne tract 81 IT zing land near Pan
Ez.u hsrOsT On the southeast cOa-t Of Noiok.i
running from the zee back into The hiiIs ralIed
POniuonuz eiua comprising So acre.. ce-eribed
II Royal Patent ttranl XII This land to-
gether with that adi0ining called Poniuohua
ekzhi- With 20 area ~ abVgt s. sores is under
lease for twenty yssrs from Jauusry sth A. D.
1873. al 50 PEI aunUm Tue rent for tie frss
twelve yrsr- hzs been paid in advance
Second Two sizIas il Haialus Molnkai.
deer BED In Royal Patent 8 % Land Comuis-
sion award - PBie the first enmprising
acre and percu-s Of r4rO land. ard the second
rod aud perchss. both on the eide Of the Wzi-
aius stream
Third Two parcels In the zane neishborhood
p1rChzsed from The Trustees uLder the viii Of
". G. LgnaiiiO. - fOIlfNss
J. One tsrO patch me gded within spana Of
the foTszoug lot with area - 100 u ~ acre.
2 one parcel Of tzrO aud kuia Land with an
ARA o. = iOD % an Ou t1e stream iitsle BE-
low The fort ggiDg-
Thee lanes viii be sold IN the foregoing orGsr
until enOIsh hs- been realized 10 Jay the debts
and cb4rge- ugou the e-fzt-
COEFeysnces and cDsrs Al Purchasers expense
Terms Cash IL L. , gold coin.
ALFRED " CARTER
AdmiuirtrsLcr Estate Of L \ Esnaf-
Hoaolulu- Asg l-93 i5yO-4W