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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
THEY SAY BILLY" EA"BAD'UN, /"
Some Rough Remarks Made About
Wm. e. Aldrich.
Accounts OF Rim by Witnesses in Court
His Sister Wants = Guardian APP
pointed 80 Manage Him.

An application to have s guard
isn appointed for Wm. II. Aldrict
is being heard before Judge Whit
ing of the Circuit Court. The peti
toner Is Annie A.drick Barton o
San Francisco. Her attorney j:
". 4. Kinney and V. V. Ashford
is fighting Mr.. Aidrich's sister. J
o. Carter Is mentioned as s proper
person TO become the guardian Of
the defendant.
The petition sets out that Mr.,
Aldrich hss sn interest in S large
estate and receives s fine income.
His allowance Is estimated by out
siders TO be shout 5000 s year.
Miss Barton represents that he.
brother is incapable Of handling
the money which comes to him.
She ssys be is addicted to drunk
enness, idleness and debsuehery. 5"
This is what Mr.. Kinney is trying
10 prove TO the satisfaction Of Judge
Whiting. NJ. Ashford. on the
contrary, contends that Aldrich is
entirely capable Of caring for his
income.
Only witnesses for the plaintiff
were heard yesterday. Aldrich
listened to some rather unconpli-
mentary aocounts Of himself during
the forenoon. He was not in at
tendance after lunch. Several
business men had no hesiIancy in
declaring tha; Billy was s dead
beat and S thorough spendthrift.
He Is now s bankrupt, promises TO
pay, but never Yields. The wit
ness said he was 8 heavy drinker
and seemed only to want to have
s good time.
It was when Mrs. Arnold took
the stand that search-light was
thrown on Aldrich's private affairs.
She had cared for Mrs. Aldrich and
two children for number Of weeks.
During that time the only financial
she had with the hus-
band and father was when be bor-
-owed money from her. 1t was not
One day Billy" nego-
dated s loan of $50 from Mrs.
Arnold. He said be wanted to
bring home some small supplies. /
BE went away in 8 hack, came
pack several hours later staggering
lnier the load Of 8 jag and two /
bits worth Of II an. fshmarket 4
,eef.
Mrs. Arnold said that when Mrs. 4
Aldrich was very III Billy" took
Prescriptions to have them filed
md failed to return with the medi-
inc. In several instances of this
ort Mrs. Arnold obtained dupli-
.ates Of the prescriptions and had
hem filed herself.
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Prom HsEzii and Msai. per stmr kinxz,
Nov S-Fron Nolcsno; Chss DA1bo-a, W
n 3 Gilmore. 3 FriemSll. Miss II
Es-ke- ! 7 Lewis 4 W Csnnev. ( :
Young. Prom Eilo and way ports J 4
Scott and vie. 4 Moore. wife, child and
servant. & Dszcoa. Miss Mary Hitchcock
Mss Eaton. 2 \ BALDWIN. c Y Atoms. Rev
J An. AkonS. John Hind. : Z Gliding. 7 :
hsy, d. NSk2ysus, : " BersSt-o1a- ! A
Victor. = A DowSs-t. II ? Baldwin. + 7
Wibe-- e ? Wider. 9 u Robertson and -
deck.
From Msui. ps- St-n- C.Sudlne. Nov -
" e B-zSh. y Gilbert. " 4 Walker, " :
Marshall and vie. { u Walton. N y Non
Sz--z1- John Richardson. Z s B-enhSn, Z
nowSe1-, 4 Brown. u r Co-1vell. "
Wz--l-e- and vie. NJ Nslovocel. I N
HANNA. V ApCls and wife sn6 4 deck
From hz-zl. ps- Stur MIkShAlS, Nov
IL MORRISON. " EsSsls SnC vie. Mss N
CCuD-us, 7 : LoW6sn, " x Bull, ! n
Lsvl-ho 2lG vile i = smith, ? Mellon
a-o sod II deck.
From Sydney. Pc c 4 Miower2,
Nov S-E Pearson.
DEsAz-CEES-
Fo- Mani sn5 HsvzH, Der sfm- " c
Ea--, Nov - AoaSzrrSI Sl6 vile. 4 '
Peters ( / B-ifo. n NivzS. " e Smith.
Ms A1zlohi. Ms " Roy, Miss Stevens,
c Kaiser. ? Wun6enbe-C. Col : Norris, Il
Ws.e-ho1ss- D y Co-tStt, s2d 50 deck.
For Vancouver. pe-C 4 5 Miove-z-
Nov Miss Rhodes. ! Z Rlchoale So6 +
" Orkney,
For Mani, ps- stInr Cls16Ine, Nov >
NJ DICKENS SnG vie, James COwe1. [ :
\ s-ls and vie, Mss Il Nzcls, An Young.
Brother Be--z--
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PAsSES6ER>


From Kauai. pe- siu- IEalz-i. Nov ,
4 2 K1u6se1. Mss Boye-.
kron Eureka per sch- Eva, Nov 2-P
HOEzrr. Ms HoEat- and child, Ms
Turner and child
Prom san Francisco, per Q : : Austrz-
Is. Nov IS c Allen and vie, ! I Bsrs-
cough and vie. Miss julia r Bond, y
Bicksl. M-S ? Bos11msn. Mrs Oliver
Chsnbe-s. " 7 Dickey- I : Didkins and
vie. Chzs EEbe-1 and vie. L Forester,
VI Gillian and vie. Ms " 3 Godfrey
and child. Miss Godfrey Miss Ruth God
f-ev. Mss Cora Godfrey. Mss Sophie God
f-eT. 4 Has. 4 Hopper and wife. Miss
II ! Hopper. Mss Z 2 Hopper, Miss u 4
Homer. Mss Annie Homer Percy 4
HS6lev- u johnson and vie. Ms Z y
Jackson. 3 Z Foss. Miss Edith 6 johnson
4 T Hsulbzu and vie. Keeling. Ms I
E Kerr and ITO Children. " Lakeland
Rev John Lezdilghzm- vie and three
children. Mrs z Lose and Two children, z
Lille Gnd vie. Miss McIne-ny. 7 c Nj
lsr. ? Z Nichols. " Storey. D Il Shzhsn.
&c ShO-ey. Ms szTidge- Mrs J Il Soper,
Mss B S0Der. Mss ! SOpe-. Rudolph
So-eckelS. Reuben Tucker Miss II Tucker.
Ira Van Camp. 3 2 Wichman. wife and
chI6. Il A Wider, Mrs Il Green and
child Il XcIreny, VI Ssvidge and IS
steezge-
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COLONY COMING.
Party Of American Farmers Will
Settle on Hawaii.

This psper has sdvices from Port
lSud, Or, thst Mr.. B. +. Henry, of
Tualatin, hiss organized q colony of
Oregon farmers who viii in Novem-
Der lesve for the Hswsiisn Islands.
going by way of San Francisco. In
the psrty, besides Mr., Henry snd
others, sre o. Hatfield, Of Dayton /:
Mrs. Shsno, of Tnslstin: and the
Whitaker brothers of Independence.
1t is the intention to settle on the
island Of Hawsii. in the Hilo district.
Il Is not determined what occupation
the various members of the colony
viii engage in, except that it will be
cultivation of the soil. 1t will be
necessary first to investigate local
conditions snd then determine. Mr..
Henry has been resident of Oregon
for msny yesrs, he is more or less
fsmilisr with the islands of the
Psciic. Many yesrs sgo he was q
resident of the FIJI islands. and
when they were csded to England.
values were much sppre-
cisted. He thinks the same result
viii be rescued If Hawaii is annexed
to the United States. He thinks
is bound to come, and he
proposes to get in on the ground
floor before the rush.
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ARRIVALS

FE1AE. Nov. .
Ssulr IEzIzui. Freeman from hsLzl.
Ar sch- Eva hE-cari. from Eu-ezs,
Cs-
sA--z1AE- Nov. s.
o : Australia. EoC5-slte, from san
Era-CSc0-
French wzrshiQ DCgCzy-Trouin, = DAYS
from CE-lso, Pe-C-
Srn- Pee. McAllis.e-. from AzksEeE-
SIM James Mzzes. Petersen. --J-l hs-
Stzr KHAN. Clarke, from E4v2H and
Nzui
ca Mowers, son, from sydney VIA
Pm
SCS0sy. Nov. I.
s-u- C-A-6lus. Cameron. from Mani.
S-u- Mikshz-s HzE.U1G, from Kauai
Noyo4E. Nov. ;.
S-u- Iwzlz1i. Freeman. fuT MskzEs-l-
S-ur James Nskes. Peterson. Tor Kappa
SIN Clzudiue. Cameron. for Maui
SrZr hEzls. Thompson t1r circuit O.
OzhC-
S-u-l 4 Cuuulus. Nelson for hoolsl-
S-ur N1ko-l- MC5reEO-, -or Aol0kz--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06

For g pain in the side or chest
there is nothing so good as q piece
OF flannel dampened with Chamber
aims Pain Balm and bound on over
the seat Of pain. Il affords prompt
and permanent relief and If used in
time viii often prevent 8 cold from
resulting in pneumonia. This same
treatment Is g sure cure for lame
back For sale by all Dealers.
Benson, Smith q Co., Agents for 81. l.
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CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIR

In the matter Of the Estate Of SAMUEL y.
CASTLE, late OF Honolulu, oShu. deceased.
A documcn; purportins 10 be the last will and
inc on the is;h day Of October, A u. 1894. been
presented 10 said Probate Court. and a petition
for the Probate thereof. and for the issuance Of
Letters TestAmeriSry 10 Mary Castle, having
been fled BY her
II is hereby ordered, that MONDAY. the 18th
day OF November, A. n. 1874. at 10 o'clock A. N
OF said csy. st the Court Room Of said Court. az
Chambers. in Honolulu. be and the same is
hereby appointed the time for proving said Will
and hearing said application. when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
the said VIII, and the granting OF Letters Tesla
DeEtSry
Dated Honolulu. II. /. october Isth, 1925.
By the Court:
lSSs-sw GEO Ir-CAS Clerk
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe and of Sale.
WITH THE


L provisions 81 that ce-tSin mortgage made
by SAMUEL kAILAA 70 o. P. Emerson
dated January ieth. lSsS, Sn6 recorded in the
ReElste- ofsoe. o&hr, il Liber IA, pases 50
s. and 81: notice is hereby given that SSi6
mortgages Intends 70 fO-eclose the same for con-
ci.ion broken, Io-w1t: the compartment Of bo.h
p-ioCipSl Sn6 interss; when due.
Notice i Likewise given that after the sxpjra-
ton % four weeks from this date. the property
covered by sS.d mortgage will be advertised fer
safe 81 public SEciion 81 the suction rooms Of
JSS- ?. Morgan, Honc3uil, OF WEDNESDAY,
November lsih, iS.i, s. = o'6loes noon Of that
Gzy.
For further particulars Spp,y 70
J. 4. MACON.
Attorney for .. p. Emerson.
Dated HonOl1lz. october 2ash 1884,
The premises covered b. sS;c mortgage are IS
follows:
Two shares IN that lsnG situSts ST Wsikzne.
KoOlSupoko, lslSrc OF Oahu. suG known - the
land OF he Hui OF WsikSre- Being the shsrvs
o. = h&ilSS S16 Kappa in said lands. and al
other interest SEc shares o. said :. hsilas in
s&;d land. 1884
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
Executors Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINT
IL ed BY the Probate Court, Fourth Circuit,
Executor Of the last viii and testament OF J. R.
EVANS. deceased Of HonokAs. Hawaii; notice
i hereby given that sll persons having sny
claims against said estate must file their Claims
properly authenticated within six months or
the! be barred, and sll persons owing the said
estate nust psy their Indebtedness 70 the under
signed
JAMES DRISCOLL.
Executor under the LAST VIII ard Testament Of
J. 2. Evans. i59Sew
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NIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR

~ o1it Of the Hawaiian Islands.-Iu probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of CHARLOTTE
ADAMS, late Of Honoluln, oahu. deceased.
On reading sud fl:ns the petition and accounts
OF IhAS. Lucas, Administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate OF Charlotte Adams. late
OF Honolulu. deceased, wherein he asks 10 be
showed SSc6.U>, and charges himself with
Sl2ls-SS, snd asks that the same may be exam
med and approved, and that s final order NAV
De made OF distribution of the property remain
Ing IN his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled.
Snd oiseharging him and his sureiies from a.,
further responsibility as such Administrator.
IL Is ordered. thSt FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of
November, A. d. 1924. ST ten O'Clock A. NJ At
Chambers, in the Court House, ST Honolulu be
Snd the same hereby is appointed as the time
and place for heATius said petition and accounts
and that all persons interested msy then and
there SppeSr and show cause. IL any they have
Why the same should not be granted.
Dated 81 Honolulu, ii. l., this 5ih day OF
October, A. d. 1894.
BY the Court:
iS9a-SW GEO LUCAS Clerk
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Notice of Administration.
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY

THE UNDERSIGNED DULY
l. appointed AdninistrztriI Of the Estate OF
SARAH ANN NICHOLS, late Of Honolulu,
Island Of Oahu. deceased, interstate, hereby gives
estate TO present the same 10 the undersigned
g Honolulu. aforesaid, within six months from
the date hereof. OF they will be forever barred.
And all persons indebted 10 the said deceased
are requested TO make immediate payment 10
the undersigned.
FANNIE B. NICHOLS.
Administrative Estsfe of Sarah Ann Nichols.
Dated 81 Honolulu. Oahu. October 18th. 1884
1ESe5
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COURT. FIRST CIR

" emit OF the Hawaiian Isiands.-Iu Probate
In the matter Of the Estate of ROBERT BROW y
late Of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased.
on reading and fling the petition and accounts
OF William o. Smith, Administration with the
viii annexed Of the estate Of Robert Brown.
late Of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased, wherein he
asks 10 be allowed Sll99.7S, and charges him
self with Ss25l.CO. and asks that the same
msy be examined and approved. ard that
anal order may be msde OF distribution Of the
properI! remaining in his hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled, and dischSrgiug him and his
sureiies from al further responsibility a. such
Administrator,
Il Is ordered thst FRIDAY. the 9TH day OF
November, 4. D., 1924, ST 10 O'Clock A. N, at
Chambers, in the Court House. at Honolulu. be
and the same hereby is appointed as the time
snd pisce for hearing said petition and accounts
sud that all persons interested may then and
there sppeSr and show csuse, If any they have
Why the same should not be granted.
Dated ST Honolulu, Il. l., this 4ih day OF Octo-
Der \. D., 1894.
By the Court:
Isol-Sv GEORGE ICCAS'Clerk
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD. Nov. ). lOP.N
-Weathe-, hszy; wind, Ugh
west.
The schooner Robert Searle!
sailed from Newcastle for Homo
lulu OF October 10Th with ZOE.
ons Of coal.
The c. 4. 5. :. Warrimoo !:
being repaired. She will take the
plsce Of the Arawa, leaving sgd.
ney OF the 18th inst.
The schooner Transit arrived ST
san Francisco on the 26th ult. ten
days from Honolulu. This is one
Of the fastest trips made in long
time.
The bark Coloma left Portland,
Oregon. on October 18th for Hong
kong via Honolulu with 3 cargo Of
lumber She has three passengers
fO- this port, the Misses Dekum
and r. B. Curry.
A brief dispatch in a San Fran
cisco paper says that the German
ship H. F. Glade put in st Monte
video on October 10Th with her
cargo heated. The vessel is from
Liverpool bound for Honolulu.
NV YcRK. Oct. 26.-The Luca-
MA crossed the bar at 1855 this
afternoon, and has apparently
beaten aIl the Queenstown-New
York records by 3 minutes. The
time was ) days : hours and 20
minutes.
The banks Hesper and Sonoma.
barkentine Jane L. Stanford and
the following schooners have al
been chartered to load coal at New
castle for Honolulu: William
Bowden. Robert Searlss, John G.
North and Prosper.
The French warship Duguay-
Trouin arrived on Saturday morn
Ing on her way 10 Japan. She was
twenty-seven days out from Callao
and put in here for coal and sup
plies. As soon as her bunkers are
filed she will depart for the Orient,
probably about Friday.
Capt. Ward. OF the baIkentine
Amelia, must have had g trance on
his last voyage up. He has been
talking at Port Townsend. Capt.
Ward Ioomed here near Washing
ton place. He says the ex-queen
" fondly anticipates restoration"
Capt. Ward adds his belief that
there will soon be q royalist upris-
ing, and confidently states that the
next revolution will not be blood
less.
The steamer Miowera. Capt.
Stott, arrived on Saturday evening
from Sydney via FIJI. She left
Sydney on the 10Th ult. calling at
Suva the following Friday. The
vessel was delayed about twenty
four hours owing to heavy seas.
She brought one passenger for this
port and about thirty tons of
freight. The vessel resumed her
voyage about 5 so o'clock yester-
day morning.
san FRASCIsCO SHIPPING.
Arrivals-Oct. 18th, schooner
Transit, ten days from Honolulu.
Departures-Oct. 18th, schooner
for Kahului.
Projected Departures-Oct. 9th,
brig ". G. Irwin; Oct. 18th, barks
c. D. Bryant and r. P. Rithet, all
for Honolulu.
Captain Sesrles, who has been for
many years In the employ of the
Pacific Mail Company, hss been
made Port Captain at Ssn Francisco.
he viii leave the Peking and viii
have headquarters on the Mail dock
IN that city. Captain Ward viii be
promoted from the command Of the
China to the command Of the Picking.
Captain Sesbury VIII be transferred
from the City of Sydney to the
China Captain Johnson who was
N ohrrvo oe %la I'll frt,5 Mar Xort-
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOrelOse and of Sale.
n ACCORDANCE WITH THE

4 ~ ASSOlDA~NSE w IL IlIl
l. provisions Of that certain mortgage made
b. HOOPII wv TO j. A. Aagoon, dated April
18th, 1892, and recorded in the Register ONCE,
Oahu, in Liber 1872, page "a; notice is hereby
given that said mortgage intends 10 foreclose
the same for condition broken, TO wit: the non
payment Of both prin6.s>Sl snd interest when
due.
Notice is likewise given that sitter the expha-
ton Of four weeks from this date the property
covered By said mortgage will be advertised for
sale 81 public auction st the auction rooms Of
Jas F. Morgan, Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of November. 1924, at IL O'Clock
noon of that dsy.
For further particulars apply TO
J. ALFRED MACON.
Dated Honolulu, October 18th, 1924.
The premises covered By said mortgage are as
follows:
All that piece or parcel OF land situate on
PunehbOSI street in Honolulu. nearly adjoining
the Queen's Hospital premises, described as
follows:
hoonaks ana ms Ike XIII komonsns skau o
kz haps na hooilins, slaila ;. W % kspuai
ma Ike alan1i Pu1owains. s kahi pOhak1 kAha
pea ~ Is ma ks puks ps, alailG y. - E he p
ksElsi ma ko pa alsila \ y ". kGpusi slaila 5.
s. " Il kspusf i kzhi hoomakA al he leo eka.
1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
2 Undivided FVGlty-ffh Parts
OF THE
House Lot and Premises

on Beretania Street, Honolulu. adjoining
the old Fort Street Church premises,
and more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at the southeast
corner Of this lot on Beretania Street AT
a point 1877 feet from the junction of
Beretania and Fort Streets and running
along Beretania Street n. 81 deg. 81 min,
E. 5212 feet to the southeast corner ~
the premises formerly owned by T. n r
Rooke; thence along the division fence
between this lot and said premise -
I. c. b. Rookie S. As deg. 45 mir "
chain 81 links to a fence dividing ~ IL
from the lot formerly owned by NJ NJ iot
I. Thompson; thence along said 1919 1919
fence S. 80 deg. ID min. E. 81 feet: iioAel
to the place of beginning in .tI5
line containing 10 fathoms NOR 9siaIgnt
and being the same premises , e VI Iess;
by the Executors of the will 0o1t5yed
Wyllie TO Benjamin F. BoIle. ~ Il. y;
dated March 18th, 1867. and I'D! ueed
the Registry of Deeds in LII oe IN
pages 200 and POI. Oer % on
Each Of said undivided Or -.
fifth parts or interests in Ell 1"ehty-
viii be offered at an upset GU properly
- n Te e-u Nl III u2 1 $3.50.
of purchaser Sale srI;eos at expense
of the Court. 70 approval
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S-nr Kinzu. Clarke, for Mani and rs
Val 81 > n
Srn- Nikshzls, Esgiund, to- Kauai 81
- : -.
Ss1r ki.zusa Eou. Weizbsrth- fo- H4EzH
a. I , n
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NOTICE.
TBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
i given that the following named persons TO
Eit: J. W. Edwards. Frank c. LeBl0nd. A. P.
Murphy. W A. Van Alta, ". ". PArshall. Chas.
Ashton Hesson. Ed. Z. Potter. IsadOr Lieyre.
Lion Juds, Theo. Barlow. A Prom. L. B. Ram DO,
each Of whom il subscriber for certain Capital
Stock of the Kona Coffee Commercial Com
psuy is delindueut in his subscription, and due
notice Of call on him for the payment Of said
subscription having been made and the time for
making payment Of the same having expired.
and the sAid subscription not being paid. the
Capital Stock upon which such delinquent
subscriptions are due or 50 much thereof as may
be Necessary 70 pay the delinquent amounts viii
be sold II public auction ct the Office Of +. Peck
in the city Of Honolulu. in the Republic OF IA
wall. 81 the hour Of Il O'Clock n. on the first day
Of November, 1894, TO the highest and best bid
der for each.
KOSA COFFEE & COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Thomas J. Higgins. President
Attest:
P. Peck, Secretary. 15s3-w
~ Sale postponed zntill MONDAY. NoTem-
Der D. 1894. I5g7-3w
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uEPAETUEES.

Fz-DAE. nor. .
sr-nrW 6 Hal. Simerso2, to- Mani and
Hawai-
SCyDAT. Nov. I.
CASS MioEsrs. SsoIt- for Yznoouve-.
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DIED

hCBEN-Il this city, Nov. s, 1921, Legtz,
vie O. ;. huoey, 5 native . Russia,
sssc S. years.
STAIN-In this civ. Nov. :. 1894. Miss !.
N sam, s lsIvs o. Mann County. Cal.
sEe1 81 wears
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-

4 lie L NDEhSlGN ED HA -
Il ing been duly appointed Administrator
viii the viii annexed OF the viii Of MALE
hAHAl. deceased. BY order Of the Hon. ".
Austin Whiting. Circuit Judge Of the First Cir
e1iI Court dated October :. 1884: notice Is here
By given 10 al persons having clSins sgsinst
the estate OF sid MSlis kShsi. 10 present the
same properly authenticated with the vouchers
therefor 10 the undersigned in person. OF 20
leave the same 81 the law Office OF J. &. ksulis.
II Honolulu, within six months from the date
hereof, or they viii be forever barred. Persons
owing ssid estate will also please make inne-
cisis payments s. shove.
Dated Honolulu, october 1. 1884,
JOHN A CUNNINS.
Administrator with the will annexed OF
Maize kshSi, deceased.
-s95-Sx
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NOTICE.
uNDERSIGNE

THE UNDERSIGNE
Il siEuee Of the Estste Of c. HOD. As
hereby gives notice that he will pa anu. bio.
on the 14Lh November 70 al credit . oiTloend
fled their claims All claims not ors. who have
that date will be forever barred maze before
lss-in r. W HMIDr. Ass;gus.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS Il PORT.
N.va- TESSE-S-
HE1r = Evzcl-Ih. Nay S.-6 Ls.auG-
French va-s1iu DGE1ay-I ruin, tz--al-
NEE-EAS-LEN-
r-lzs --s- does not --c---e coss'e->-3
% Australia. Eo-l-s-.s- :
81 hs-E A---z-E- B-uE-- Newcastle
>cL- Eo1s-- LeEe-s- Goodman LSyszl Is
Al sc1- Alice Goose FslLz--c7Z. P ! 2 @
s. bk Cz1-1r Forest N-LllsSS, N5vc size
An 1z--e x zi-a-- Cutler Eu-c Townsend
An tkcls : y Castle Hubbard : J.
An 81 a 1=-- l1-I-1-ls- Sal iran
EzE * Na---z Ais Nsvcz>--e- y : "
S--- N--slzu. King hcos-
Az S-L- Eva h-1-El--- L--esz-
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DRAFT LOST.
F. CHILLINGWORTH,s

- Z. CHILD G WORIH'S
.. draft on z. q. Hitchcock Of Honolulu.
favor Of A. h Nanssse for the sum Of Thirty
Dollars SD
Notice Of payment having been stopped is
hereby given, and finder will please return same
to Hing ChOIg al this Office.
53S-2 HING CHOSG. Eudorser.
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Born.

: ELIE-I- this CITY. Nov. I lSSi, u the
vie o. Capt. Paul Smith. 6sashie-.
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John H. PATY.

Guardian John NJ Cavalry Jr and
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Executors Notice to Debtors
and Creditors.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
L for the LIST Circuit In the matter Of the VIII
OF Georges PHILIPPE Trousseau, deceased, testate.
The undersigned hereby give notice that they
have this day been appointed. and commissioned
BY said Circuit Court, Executors of the Last
Will snd Testament, Of the above named
Georges PHILIPPE Troussesu. NJ. D., late of HO-
nolulu. and they hereby notify all persons in
debted TO the Estate of said Georges PHILIPPE
TrousseSu 70 make immediate payment Of their
scooGnts. ST the Office Of the undersigned, Bruce
Cartwright, in Honolulu.
And said Executors further notify sll persons
holding claims against said estate, to present
such claims to the undersigned duly a1thenti
csted and with the proper vouchers (if any exist
within six months from the date OF the first
publication Of this order, or such claims will be
forever barred.
Dated this sIst day Of August. 1924.
Signed, BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
HUGH E. MCINTYRE,
EZecu tors OF the lsst Will and Tests nCT
Geo rges PHILIPPE T1oussesu. s1tsS
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COURT. FIRST CIR.

- Gait OF the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate.
In the mSifer o. the Estate Of HENRI q Nc
testate.
On reading and fling the petition OF Charles
L. Carter, Guardian and John 5. McGrew father
81 the deceased alleging that Henri G NeGrew
On the SIND dAy Of October, A. D. 1924. and pray
ing that Letters Of Administration Issue 10
Charles l. Carter.
IL Is ordered that FRIDAY the sSrd day Of
NOVEMBER. A. u. 1884. at 10 O'Clock A. n. be
and hereby Is appointed for hearing said petition
in the Court Room Of this Court, at Honolulu. az
which time and place al persons concerned may
appeSr and show cSuSe. II any they have. why
aid Petition should not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. October seth, AID. iSs4.
BY the Couri:
lsssS GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk.
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LEAVES HONOLULU.

Returning leaves Hilo, touchiuo AT Ian.
pahoehoe same day; Kawaihae A. NJ. MAIN.
sons ~ A. NJ; Makena 4 PM: Maalaea Rsv
P: NJ; Lahains P. N. the followinp dav
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays and
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