davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1894-06-09
Monrovia City.
In Los Angeles City.

29499 Joseph Julien, in Cummings
subdivision of part of lot 3,
block 80 Hancock's survey,
undivided u of lot ], block
295os Victoria j de Yorba, in Han
cocks survey, lot fronting
It's feet on south line OF
First street by 1902 feet
deep, bounded east by land
of Labory south and west
byland OF Christian Hnllen,
being part OF lot 3, block
2s51O Miss G Rhode, =. ord;s survey
west % feet of lot 5, block
1880 Hellman, Hammell and Dan
ker, lot At feet front on. east
side OF Main street, bounded
north by IIammell & Denker.
east by Tononi, west by Sc
pulveda ..... ......
29524 A II Griffin, in villa tract,
north II feet OF lot FL .......
In Los Angeles County.
29527 Robert II Brown, 80 acres of
land, being northwest u of
northwest u of northwest ID,
and south X of northwest x
OF northwest Il OF section IL.
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29576 Olena NJ Healey. in Howes
tract lot ., b ock l...........
In lvanhoe, lot 2, block 20. -.
29SS2 John Malcolm, in Temple and
Gibson tract. Rancho San Pc
dro, a acres, being lot IL,
range g.. ...... -.
209l7 Mrs Rowena McEwen, In
Rancho La Canada, subdivi-
sion OF lot 20. billiard tract,
10 acres, being lot i6r....:
10000 Frank B Harbert, in Connor's
suhdiv vision of the JOhann-
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Name and Description.

Number Name and Description. Amour
-'- block Sos zs. n a0e. ~,
29z74 Morgan, in Ivanhoe, lot .,
block Observation-Disclosures.
o92S1 Heirs of Arthur Wood, in Ivan
hoe, lot AZ block 90. 1901.
292s3 Salienger, in lvanhoe, lot "a,
block rs .....-...............
1925 Roger, in Ivanhoe, lot %.
block 10. i Z
29297 F wamtker. in 1yanhoe, lot I'll,
block 81 Observation-Disclosures
2929S A Berg. in Ivanhoe. lot %.
block 27.... ............,.
293OO Savings Bank OF Southern Cali
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12

nicality of the law as it has been in
this case, and the law and its interpre-
tation have thrown the personality of
the criminal into the background.
Judge Chetlain was elected to the
bench of the superior court at the last
November judicial election for a term
of five years, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Judge Kettelle. He
was born in Galena, ILL.,, in 1850. His
father, Brevet Maj. Gen. August L.
Chetlain, was a figure of national
prominence. Under President Grants
administration he was appointed
United States consul to Brussels, Bel
GUM. He was also the founder and
first president of the Chicago home
national bank.
Young Chetlain got a preliminary
education in the public schools of Ga
lena, and after two years course in
the University of Wisconsin he re-
ceived the degree of bachelor of arts.
He then went to Brussels, Belgium,
and attended the university Libre"
in that city, taking special course in
the natural sciences. After graduating
from this institution he served as a
bearer of dispatches between the Amer
lean consulate of France and Germany,
during the proceedings attending the
Franco-Prussian war. In January,
1871, he returned to America and went
to Rockford, ILL.,, where he began the
study Of law In the office of William
B. Lathrop, member of congress. He
was examined before the supreme
court of Illinois June 20, 1878, and ad-
mitted to the bar. He then returned
to his paternsl residence in Chicago
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12

ana continued the sUuuy OF raw IN the
office of E. A. Small. In July, 1874, he
opened an Office with Stephen S. Greg
DRY, who is now pleading before his
court as attorney for Prendergast The
association of Chetlain and Gregory
continued for five years when it was
consolidated with the firm of Tenny &
Flower. This partnership lasted until
1881, when Judge Chetlain was con-
strained to withdraw on account of i'll
health. He then travelled year and a
half through the western states and
Mexico to recover his health. In 1888
he returned to Chicago and began an
independent practice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12

each equipment, one to sprinkle the
track and another to swing out from
sides of platforms where it has a
swivel joint connection with a pipe
from a tank and sprinkles between
track and curb. The amount of water
thrown by this pipe is regulated by
sliding cutoff within the pipe. The
pipeman by a crank lever readily
swings this pipe to any desired posi-
ton, enabling him to pass wagons or
distractions readily. Hydrants are To-
Gated between the tracks at regular
intervals, and it is said that the car
can be stouped. filed and started
apaiu in two minutes
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
This Was True Courage.

AS was walking along the street,
writes correspondent, the other day,
l saw a bright little fellow quietly
playing with his sister. Presently a
much larger boy came up and shaking
his fists in the little fellows face
asked: "Ain't you afraid of me?"
mo, SIR" was the quick reply.
"But can lick ye," continued the
big boy, threateningly. r..
81 know that" returned the little
hero, as he Strengthened proudly up
and looked the intruder squarely In
the face, "but amt afraid of ye, just
the same"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
SATURDAY.
MAY, II, 1894.
JUDGE ARTHUR CHETLAIN.

The Jurist Who Postponed Assassin Prem
dergast's Execution.
National attention has been drawn
to Judge Arthur H. Chetlain, of Chi
cago, by his action in the case of Prem
dergaSt, the murderer of Carter Har-
rison. Lawyers are talking about it
in every city and town of the country,
and the outcome will be watched with
keen interest, not alone by members Of
the legal profession, but by the gen.
eral public. Not for many years has
public interest been aroused in a tech
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
STREET SPRINKlING. /

Discovery of New Use for Electric
Street Cars.
In Louisville, KY, the trolley is used
for street sprinkling purposes. A water
tank is built in a street car, as shown
below from the Engineering Magazine.
The cars are similar in appearance
to ordinary passenger cars. Double
enders, for roads having no turntables.
have an equipment of sprinkling pipes
at each end. There are two pipes in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR

~ Gait q the Hawaiian lslSnis.-ln Probate.
In the ma Ter ~ the Estate Of ROBERT BROWN.
late o. Hoaolclu. Oahu. G->cas /.
On rsxcsuc and sling he petition ard accounts
of William ~. Smith, Administration with the
viii srnexeG Of the eSi ae OF Robert Brown.
late OF Honolulu. OSh1. Il sed. wherein he
asks 20 BE SLOWED sii9s.7> and ehSr-ss him
self with SSS,ls ,. Sn6 asks that the same
nay be examined and approved. and that
s sESl order NAV be made CT distribution Of the
property ~ naming in his hands 10 the persons
shsresc entitled. and tisehAuSinS him and his
s=-siies from al further responsibility s. such
Administrator.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of
November. A. D.. iSsg. 81 10 o.elock A. N. 81
Oh ahe-S. in the C01ri Hors,. 81 Honolulu. be
and the same hereby Is appointed IS the time
and place fo- hearing sSid petition Snd accounts,
SrG hat all persons interested may then and
IaerS appear and show Cause. II sny they have.
Why the same should not be granted.
Dated 81 Honolulu, Il. l., this 4ih day Of octo-
hS< a D, ISs4.
By the Court:
Izl-Sw GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
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The Shooting Match.

TIE shooting usteh between Cap
tain k:iEsI q The Shzrpshootsrs,
sn5 Czpszin GOOD q Company Z.
: :. present. 81 uncertainty. a.
though tbs possibilities sre thst II
VII tzks plsos. ! dispute hzs
zr-ss1 zb01I the kind O. suuuni-
Go1 u q Used. and zs 70 Ehether
Tia fly ro1nds shall II 6rad coz
t;rCocsly without The rifles being
cleaned. @ whether tie cleaning
0u@rztio- shall be : feature 0; the
uzieh- These small differences
VII. b0E=Ts-. undoubtedly b sui-
czb-T settled, and 81 interesting
us.ch Eil bs tie o1tcoue.
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4 Dutch Pirate.

BrssiliSno. the Dutchmsn expelled
from Brszil. ST the Portuguese in
vssion. wss Smother who, having
taken refuge in the British colony.
snd being SnxioUs 70 set on, "ssw no
vxy 50 likely to do 1t rs by turning
priEie." in which line he soon dis
ti.gui.hsd himself by the same
qualities. He fssrcd nothing.
svoii>l no danger, snd slwsys went
ca the mvsi difficult en.a. p-isss. =
This WIS. indeed, the golden rule Of
piracy. which, accidents spsrt, ell
wsys led to succss Vessel s.tsr
yssael did Brssilisno snd his friends
tske. rsgslsriy returning to Port
Roysl to squsnder sway their gold
IN every kind Of debsucheIy. On
ses or land nothing could Withstand
the vsloz Of these despersdoes."
They shrsnk from no encounter st
any odds. snd their victories were
generally followed by ~hcI. ID
crueltiss with which they tortured
the poor Spsnisrds sitter s msnner
shocking to rslsie,n partly in order
70 get more money, partly, it seems,
IN mere wsntonuess of fury. Whist
ever they got. however, was spent in
S very short time. the pirstes being
quickly reduced 10 beggsry. They
hsye been known to spend 1000 or
3CO pieces OF eight II one night
On these occasions wine literally
flowed down the streets The sue
cessful buccaneers insisted uron
everyone psrtSkng Of their hospital
ity: ST other times they showered the
beverage shout the streets, Hetting
the clothes of psssers-by, which
seemed TO them sn excellent diver
son" Some persons objected.
doubtless. but on the whole it was
considered good for trade. When
poverty, on one occasion. drove
BrasilisnO 10 ses sgsin, he. like
Bartholomew. was captured while
cslmly viewing the fort" Of
Csmpschy. The Governor determin-
ed 10 hang him snd his crew. but
their captain hsd the address to
write s letter. as from other pirates,
threatening horrid crueltics 10 any
Of the Spanish nation who should
ever fsll into their hands And this
letter hsd the desired effect, so well
known were both the courage and
cruelty Of the pirate community
~Gentlemsn's Magazine"
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
lTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 power Of sale contain ed
il 5 Certain mortgage. bearing date the 18th 6sy
Of JEu1xry. a. D., ISe4. z sce By 4 Ws2ais
Clxk hilsz ard kElsEzishskzole her h1s-
bad, Pztis ksloi. HooPii K, Pzhiz y and ksulu,
Sil OF Hama, lslS OF Maui, Hawaiian Islands,
10 Hszrg Smith. Guardian OF Fred A1g. Welrer.
recorded II ne Registe. o1aee, ozk1, in LioeI
I0l o. pages ~, IS and "a, s1d for breach Of
conditions il the said nOrIgs; s deed contained.
20 vii: zo1-p8yaert OF q bslznce OF principal
and accrued interest, when due, the mortgages
Notice Is also given that all the right title and
Interest Of the 1oTlgGgors in the land and pro
perry Gssc-I BED II the said mortgage viii Be sold
?. Morgan. CT Queen Street, Honolulu. on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of September. 4. D..
is-4, 81 = o'clock noon Of said day
he property 10 De sold comprises;
LIST All those premises described in r P
Sss 10 A P. WEAhis, 75-lo acres, al kAkio,
nd Al the undivided h.lf interest Of Ula-
kzhi1s1 II Hose premises described in z ?.
1873 70 PEuzzi. = acres. ~ Hama, Mani.
sri- All the interests Of Hoopii, PzhiE. PzhiE
AID kE1la < il those premises described il
z P 2sG 70 ksloi sEc kGiszui. - s7-i0o acres,
AZ AGksElze, HAna, Maui, covering - scrss
Its-eo:.
4.a- All the Undivided half interest Ct Pzhis
k4i0i Il those premises described il 2 P. s5se
conveyed 10 said Pzhiz kGlOi b. deed Of kslOi
recorded il the 0zcs Of the Registrar % Convey
E-css IL Liosf s.. pages
Tsrzs cash II [. : Gold Coin. COnFsys1ces
Fzrths- particulars czn b had 81 tls o-5ce Of
Carter Z Carter.
Dated Ho-olzlz September 5-5. 4 D, 1884
HENRY SMITH. Canadian
CARTER 4 CARTER 1sss-s-
srTse sale Of ne above PROPERTY Il con
tznzsd zuIfl MONDAY. October IS. 1915
HENRY SMITH, Guardian
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The Planters Monthly.
z. y. WHHSEY, Editor.
CONTENTS FOR SEPTEM-
BER, 1894.

Notes.
Ho= Sugar vii d Affected by the
SsE Tariff Bill.
EUo-s Corrected.
The NeE American Sugar IzTid.
Lzozins Care
Notes OF tie Sugar Nils and Plsn;z-
co1s On Hsvsl.
Incentives ID Increase the Acreage
0ztP1t q sugar
Coffee Cultivation II Hawaii.
! Se~ Method q Reducing tie For
nation CT Scale On Tubes, etc.
S1gzr Cane Disez=e IL Australia.
sisL AMI OTher EIoer-Bezring Plants.
Improvement IN the Quality Of Cane.
he Usef1l Varieties Of Nutmeg.
Ire Watermelon Season and Trade IL
America
C1bz and It Sugar Industry.
Tea Culture In the South
Concerning Fertilizers
Plunzg= Hunting In the Tropics.
FloEe--Prsssi0g t0r Money.
FRITZ IN Medicine.
Subscription $50 = year.
FoEeiD S1bszipzion s. year.
1-o1l1 tC-4l--e -----.-----.---. -
8zek VolEnes ooczd to order.
~P1blished by the
HAWAIIAS GAZETTE co.
- Merchant = H17oi1i =
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
TO ForeclOSe and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thxf pursuant 20 q power Of sale contained
il sin ckGftel mortgage bearing date the
1oth o. Of March A D. 1924 made by CHARLES
SIRDLES Of Eo1o lulu Isl nd Of oahr, Hawaiian
lslxuG. jSCes ?. Nor-Sn % I'D HOCOl1l1,
o. -ecoTd IN the roe OF tae r .i>trsr OF Con
yeyxr = n Llber Ia , .ses iSiiSS. and for tie
, each o. corSil o1s in ssid mortgage deed con-
tzi1et 10 vi. uoa-T yr7ent Of certain pronis-
SOFT nc e therein described, the mortgage
il sr6s % 20 < ose
No-iee Is . given NSt he mortg2cee hSs
tkSe1 eSsion OF 9 pcuperty covered BY
said nor axe and J SCI the same az pJ llic
S1c.io1 re Arr on Rooms OF James T,
No ESu CIV ONa 'pAv. GEO ser L. 1874.
cali . as s.s. s OF white Linen
hokfs, y ! doz white coilo hdS :. doE eolO-ed
cotton hdSfs, s. il-Is dCE isdy's bose. 50 dcE
" lie { ess sair :. s-is dor Reg a shirts,
?. Jana salts. : biar hats ~ coz lsdy's asst
So hats. 81 dog Cisrks cruichet CO ton. iSis
tcE fss.Ier lows ~. boxes ChzdStck's memo
DVsea l'usl oe- dog In us sets, ? boxes
kli-lfUE - &C bl1c - Nolzir braid.
PES colo 81 x e ls-io, % g Torchon lzess,
- PCS book ms :. 5 pes Write dress goods, 10
p sSiin et--ss. 0cs white table dAn2sk.
PCS hair COW muslin, lsdy's olo1ses. izdy's
chen <es, l&dy's prou, - doz Brooks oolOred
hired. eoz sJzn us1dius silk. n dog
ESehins spool u cad, Is Z bone but
TOYS, foz knitting silk. iais doz silk
Tsis- 6oz dress pTsseTvsrs. gro let buttous,
gro silk bEt-ors = gro pSSrl buttons, boxes
q@Srl l-llols, J c1ros olllo1s. i CnSnlses-
wool shzSls, pcs il SEXTON. 80 PCS embroidery,
PCS 1OzUciuE. IS Pcs cotton PouEee, Is pcs
satan, PCS muslin, pcs dress goods, IS pcs
h-I liSnIs. PCS French cambria, ! &c szteel.
Pcs spot u1slin. PC shirIinE. pcs muslin, PC
IsPhyr. III dor Doylies, dOE snd pc silk
elastic Pc brown linen, pcs India Twill, s.
gro coat and vest buttons. store fixtures, desk,
Counters zn6 shelving. chairs.
Purchase price II Z : Gold Cold
Dated Ho1oi1lz- September l.. ls9i-
JAMES z MORGAN
By his Attorneys. CsKTEs & CAETER-
rs5E
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ftgll Embellishments
Mortgages Notice Of Intention
to FOreel0Se and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ ttzl r--<1z-E 70 = po-s- Of sale Contained
i Z cE-l8-z eeE-lsl Eor1ExEs bearing date re
tS1e cxF q Perry 4 D 1855 De by MAR
CTS COLBCRS O. Eooolzi1. Is ID q Oxh1
EE-x-ix- i 'x16S. 10 Mrs. Annie Wss1e- OF said
E1-o1ziz. O. -sc1C5 II tie oEcs q The RsEis.-zr
q CoCvs!L-cs< II LioSr Ia. pages 1s--fS. sd
t1- 11z ers1sE q cc11t-iozs II said Eo-tEkzs
esd es--Ez-ss-- 20 =ir: co--rSy-sz-o Of P-i1eipSl
xz1 -1-s-ssz Eesl DE re Zo--EzEs= intends 70
fo-sclcss-
No1lcs = ElsO given EtS1 he Zo-EsxEs= tSs
-4kz- r=sssss1oz q TIE pro rs--E covered ~ said
zo---k-s E-c I'll sell The ssZe a. P-bl { Azc-
t1o- EE TIE A-c-io- Rooms % James ?. Morgan
q WEDNESDAY. Oc-oos- =. 1854
lie r-u1EE! 70 - sd - described a. fol-
L5Es-
: Gozhls 6-zE -5.t 1ole, 5 single 6-sys.
GZ-P cas-. SCI Go-ele zzE ss-s single lar
c-ss- c-sk- cc5o-sE EErs- J grey s-Gllto1, !
Es-ssF ccE. : txit bred Ts-xs! Gov, : Ihrse-
f1z-ZS< e-ss- Es-ssE GU half Hols-s-1 CO...
P--rexs@ Q--ss pEgz6ls II e 5 God Coin.
Dx-sG E1-1lzl-- S-r-s=e-= l.. ls-
ANNIE WAGNER
3! ss- 4fs1-zsy. CAE-zs CAE-IE-
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Executors Notice to Debtors
and Creditors.
. THE CIRCUIT COURT.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Il for TIE IL Circ1it- II the matter o. TIE Viii
q Geo-zzs PHILIPPE Tro1ssez1, deceased, feE-zrs
Ire zzdsrsizrsd hereby give notice that ihsy
have E1is day been Appointed. AID cC1missiOued
~ said CtrczIE CozrI- EIscztofs Of the Last
Viii AID Testament. Of the above named
Geo-Ees PHILIPPE TrOuEsezu- " D. late Of Ho-
1olzlz- and they hereby notify al persons in
6sb1sc 70 tie Estate q said Georges PHILIPPE
T-O1sseEz 70 make Immediate payment Of fheif
1cc0z1ts- az TIE o1zes q the urosTsignsd, Br-ce
Cartwright IL HozOlzlz-
Ard sad Executors further notify all persans
kol6iLz ciEios against Ezid estate. % present
E.eh claims 70 the EIceFzigned dzly s5thenfi
c1ts1 and with TIE proper TO1chsrs II any exist
EltEt1 SIX moths from the date q tie frat
pz5Iczsioz Of this order o. such Claims viii b
fo-sTE- barred
Dated tbs 5lsI DAY Of Angst 1874
signed BRLCE CARTWRIGHT.
HUGH z MCINTYRE,
Ezeczio-s q the last VIII AID Tesfzuenr
GeOrzss PhilliDe Trozssezz- ia zsz
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The Record Broken.

T1-r0z14 (B. c., Sept. 21-Ths
POstsl Tsleg-ph Cable Company
b-oks he rseord today OF rapid
Transmission u cable 70 England
/ cable message IVES started kou
this pint 70 Manchester. Eng, de-
ETs-a3 and the zusEsr received IN
exactly ninety seconds i direct
wire froE Eictols % Cznso. \. :.
(the cable ts-unUs), Esz worked
"a accomplish this wonderful r.
suit
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total wrecks within the colony were
II vessels Of s4o5 aggregate ton
mage, SIS against II vessels Of 76S
tonnage in the preceding twelve
months. The number Of lives lost
during the yesr wss % SIS sgSinst
IS in the previous year.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale
y ACCORDANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. provisions Of that certain mortgage made
oJ ono IC 30 70 John MszoOu, Trustee dated
April lst, 1891. aid recorded IN the Register
once, Oahu. In LiDsr l12. OF pages I65 and i5g.
notice IL hereby given that said mortgage in
tends % forsciOse the sane for condition broken
20 Wit: the non-p-ymsnt Of both principal and
interest when due.
Notice il Likewise given that after the expirs-
tion Of four weeks from this date, the PROPERTY
eoTsred b. ssid mortgage viii be advertised for
ssls e P.Ohc auction a. the auction rooms Of
S1s- Aotssn, honoiulu, on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER %8ih- 1884. a. Y O'Clock noon Of that DAY
tx NAGooS.
Dated HcnolEl1. sept 25sh- 1884.
foll0Es:
Ist- AL those pieces OF parcels Of land .itBs,a
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described il Royal Patent SIS, Kuleans lssT ~
DO. W. Area seres. s55 fashons.
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il szid PuiEs described ss Apznas ard 4,
Royal Patent 30. K1leznz 1916 10 IIIijehua eor-
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srd- All that piece or parcel Of land .itysts r.,
said P1iT2 described IN Royal Patent ~ IL
i1ko, containing s5l00O Of an acre.
4tn- Al that piece OF parcel Of land situate ia
foIlorE: 4s
Commencing Al maaka tide Of GoverumsBt ,o.5
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tzsaee y ~ ". % chain along Kauishes
thenes :; = = v. 80 chains along Isni. t5enes
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tEsnce along maxi eide Of road 70 Dlsce a. e(r,-
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!@nd osserioed IN ApzE4 : ROYAL Patent 49,
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geo q ZAP and Panizi 70 sald Inko. deted
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feoal advertisements,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

Il tie First CitoEit, Hawaiian Islands. In
t,raAssc-Ai Chambers, In the matter % the
Guardian ship % Waller Ross Opferxet ard Leo
noyS opfe-SSli. minors.
% re4Girs ard fljux the petition Of ". :.
Allen % Hosclzlu. osha. the Guardian % the
c-cTelfy ~ wAIer Ross OPT .Seit and LecnorS
Opts-Selt. r,tncys. prSyirS Tor an order Of sale
o. Ger siu real IS Ale helo1cinS 60 said wards.
heirS that &c in tfact % land situated ~
flroS, Ecao,ula, oAhr, Seing part Of RcySl
Patent Ne. SgsS 70 =. Naone containing PIG
s1vage tzthcas. I'd setting fcrth cei lin legal
rSSSczS wny sac real .. ne should be sold.
I. Is ke-Spy ordercd. that the next % kin %
she said wS Is and al pc sens interested in the
said estate. sprcSr beiere this Coort o. MON
DAY. the fne dAv Of November. A.P.. 1921. at
% o'clf Az. a. The Cccrs Room OF this Court.
II Eezolslu. oShr. tAeu and there 70 show cause
Why 81 o-SeE should not be granted for the sale
% scca e {.
nSieG Hsaolslu. Il. l.. October :, 1884
By the Conr,;
issi-ss GEORGE LUCAS. CLERK.
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Returning leaves Hilo, touching at La1-
pahoehoe same day; kawaihas A. ~. Mahu-
kons 10 A. NJ; Maizena, 1 Pm. Maaiaes Bay
6 P. N; lahsina P. II. the following day,
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays snd
Saturdays.