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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.


AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
k.rcs Tor sale or rent. furnished houses
TTB8S q TAYLOR. Beckman-st.. y \.
FURNISHED HOTEL in large manufaci-
urirr village; good paying business year
round. one acre garden. horse, carriage.
s,shi. and barn. stock and license. sn.T'".
s3dti cash J.. HOLZHAUSEN. summit
Uo,.l corner Canal-st. and Bowery
FDR SAIE.-1co lots in Hoboken for fac
tory 0r building purposes; cheyp, pints OF
IN L. 81 lots. GEO. W. WRIGHT.
IS N~wark-si.
FOR SALE-Only SIS FOR a acre farm.
covered with wood. ~ southern New-
JeFs-y. close 10 a railroad; finest Tafh",s
;n the world: especially adapted for small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc. high ana
dry. healthy neighbornOod. sold on install
ren.s u 81 down and - per week. tue
insured. send FOX partlcu. ~.
D. l.. RISLEY.
2el South i0th-st. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL NEAT HOUSEK EEPEliS uee Nyfun
Roach Traps tc eNicliniua'- reaches and
water burs. warranted to catch ih"W al
or money refunded. sent DE- mai. 3Oc
BYRON 2lJ East 2idft
GREAT OPENING ~ Parisi'n jew"lir:
also IN. col"alaicd E"yuicr Gloves ana
Iayalilerc CuIsets. most perfect N'ting. AT
greatly reduced prices JAMNES. "J
Broadway
WANTED 20 purchase real ebony cabinet
aud Of" or Two tables - paTl'i Nd
dress EBONY. iOG West ~ %.
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A.-A.-HANDSOME second hoor. elegantly
furnished. also back parlor. private 'abl'.
references exchanged. - West 5o'h-sf
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40 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM 10 let IN lawyers office.
Ati'r Building. 10 Nall-st.. 10 business
n.ah, telephone AMI facilities. references
.Iell.rel. LAWYER. Tribune Oflce.
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HELP WAN TED.
ISeutnle

Female.
APPRENTICES % learn millinery aui
Gres.fuakinr Call from . q, :. DRESS
NA'kEK. 10 West 2id -
WANTED Lady eNp~sting 20 study s'~u-
Ography this FAN viii De- given excellent
OBJ, .ff4ulfy 90 learn iu ofiic.s n court ana
speech reporters VIII assist hog o. position
upon completion. 80 World Building.
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BOARD WANTED.

THREE ADULTS wish sunny. unfurnisaeI
rooms, double ana single with board
Moderate term. Room - y. - East
23d-st
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eeiecuon Will probably be to appoint n committee OF
property. - '
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lIOUSEKEEPER.-A pers win many
wears eNr. -l-rc" N cooking ara mousse
Ee-pinc wishes 600 90 o. Old LADY or bacn-
r.ar a. working housekeepsr. Address 3lS
East i7th-st.. - Moor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

COMPANION by lady. country pre-.
,erred. willing 10 travel good per-. nal
references Address by mail. NJ. O.. Box
20 2i2 BToadwaY.
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FAMILY VIII sacrifice their hand IN =.
.iancy-case. upright piano cost $40 Il
=" months ago. scarf and stool for sls1
inquire ~ East il1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

WASHING. &c.-By n nrst-class laundress
and housecleaner. best reference. 2s5
West GCth-st., WILAfk.
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COMPANION Nc-A widow = rtnn"n' M
and sori. standing desires position a.
companion = invalid and assisting WIN
housekeeping In family which can appre-
Chat" qualities 81 "A LADY Address w, BOX
- 2i2 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED.-TO purchase private house on
Murray Hil. between Both and 4lst SIS.
OH and Park a,cs 1T least - feet VIDE.
AnsA.- ~ Y o n-N ~ Now y .--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

CLERK in Office. lawyers preferred. aged
~: experienced at law and Insurance;
competent stenOgrapher and typewriter
salary s. Address LAW CLERK. Trib-
l.n.. OHM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

GARDENER. Position wanted py
stead man; thoroughly understands all
the work on a gen,leman's place. also the
care u stock. Is HANDY with carpenter
tools. etc: first-class references. Address
ROSES Tribune once.
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WASHING, &c.-Woman 70 go out by day
washing and ironing. or any kind Of
cleaning; does washing at home. Mrs.
MQrADE. 2ti West 6is,-st.
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Male

HITLER rs reliable married Fienchmsn
IN private family. Just dlseuSdsei' .
sp.aL. yooi English: sleep hOur. lest cliN
reference ana recommendations. Address
DEVIEENE i2p West H}d-st
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rourANtON. Young lady as companion
" elderly lady going abroad. best r"i"s-
cnce. WILLING. 100 Nork-s'. Jersey
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A.-A.-HANDsOME second Hoor. elegantly
furnished also back parior: private 'abie'
references exchanged. - West 5o'h-s'.
A GENTLEMAN wishing large. sunny
well-furnished room closet. private lain
toilet convenicrces and furnace heat IN pr,
vate house. near Central PARK. who VIII
occupy IL for several months and pay 3, 70
$40 ,or week may obtain further particu-
lars by addressing OWNER. $50 6th-aye.
A PARLOR FLOOR six light rooms. viii
divide for club. or dwelling; idrnish"d.
UNFINISHED. IL East :",h-st.
CONNECTING ROOMS. with board. every
corven!encc, house thoroughly ventilat-
cd excellent references. 30 Eas; G2d-st.
LEXINGTON-AVE. 73I. 59;h-st l.. sta
ton. Handsomely furnished rooms su-
perior German table. private family. sin
gle. S. to sl2. double. SIC TO SO
THREE EXCEPTIONALLY pleasant sec
ond-story rooms correcting or separate,
superior board references ~ West i2ii-s'.
THIRD FLOOR sunny room with board;
large closets. 1873 West 4ith-st REFER
ences exchanged. Table board
VERY SUPERIOR accommodations with
refined American family prvat"), see
ond and third noors. On SUITE OF singy
hall room. parlor dining room: excellent
table. l2G West @3d-si.
WEST 74TH -sT.-selec, board; Southern
family: references. CASHIER, Postof-
fee Box 2lej.
YOt Nc WOMAN. eminently qualified:
would board in established cay schpol
exclusive part city, TWO or more Young
children. giving affectiona'e care. Address
RIVERSIDE. l.242 broadway.
I.-MADIsON- AVE. go Elegant three
roOm suite on second floor. with board !.
rooms for gentlemen. strictly hrs'-class.
I.-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED floor or
separately. private bath; room FOR gen
tlemen. board. references. "a West 3ls,-st.
10 EAST 3sTH-sT Large. handsome
room. with excellent table and attend
anco. references exchanged.
lTHST.. 2s EAST. near 5th-aye De
Ughtfu square room. running water.
quiet, neat house. bOunteous table; moder-
ate.
l4TH-sT- VISIT. 2i4 and 2I6-Plcasant
and well furnished rooms with hTs'-
class board: reference.
9sD-sT s2s wEsT-Pleasant. very large
and smaller rooms. with every conVen-
fence and excellent board. central. home
like.
% FAST 62D-sr.. near Madison-ave.- De
slratIe sunny rooms. third iioor. front.
WIN board
ssTH-eT.. 10 EAsT-Large. hands me sec,
nrd np0r room. also back pa'lnr: excellent
table and attendance. reference
70 VEST 2GTH ST. MiLLER's.- suite
Nrs,-class board: - guests been here aver
age II years. Cal or send for circular.
43D-ST. IS WEST Opposite Hotel Rem
Nuisance. desirable rooms with board.
references exchanged
4aTH-sT.. 30 WEST.-Bcau'iinlly furnished
rooms. On suite or singN. al coHN"h-
fences: house. table and s'fric" hfsl-clas.
sisT-sT.. SO WEST Handsome room,
Min board; every comfort Of home: small
family high st references given and re-
CURED.
81 IRVING PLACE.-LaTgc. elegant new
Is decorated rooms on parlor r'oT. strict
~ hrst-class house. board and service
private table y desired.
100 WEST iOiTH-ST. Handsomely FUR
uish,d sunny square rooms. heated. With
OF without privat" bath; near !. station.
III LEXINGTON- AVE. Neatly furnished
larg" and hall rooms. al! convenience.
substantial board.
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DRUGGISTS RELIEF. Irfs"y. Brooklyn
ami N~w-Y ork. reliable. - years "Np-ii-
enr-. -. best references. G.rnIn ana Eng
lish. open for TI~aday FRIDAY ana Sat
u-iay Address SALOI lGs BpW~fs-s'..
.lcrs,y CIV.
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WAITER BY r0sp M II' q I-'I'I Y 90
willing ami oh,iging All VII 1ake nm
self useful. irst-cltss references A'"f"-S
JAS \ WILLIAMS. 2li West ct" -.
WAITER. ,ec.--Ty Young German -
waiter or order cook. Gay 90 rtnt. 80
Eas' 3d-st basement.
WANTED b, a reliable col1fed man.
charge Il furnaces and Windows. r~f~r-
enc. ! VI 10 West 2ith-si.
Young MAN woul HE position A. any
thing. city or country. unI"'s'anls care
~ horses. good reference. fIARl.A\b. ~
W.st 3J'h-s'
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DRIVER or POTTER BY suong. Young
G.Tu4An-Amrfl.au man. married. six
years reference. 81. 'HELIIS. 4.s East
l4th-st
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LADY u culture and highest conn"c.
lions socially. would lik" position *
.hlper.t... or companion - young lady or
rvalJ Address CULTURE Box Trih-
unr I'p,owu oflce. 2l2 broadway.
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EtRNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.

AT 49, EAST jSTH-ST.. one door from
Lexington-aVe Comfortable looms; r"d-
sonabln rates breakfast close by surface
and elevated cOnycyanccs.
i rr'N%Y double room. FIRST floor. closets.
running water. private house. 81. hall
room. 81 30 lJG East iJth-st.
rFATTIFI-I FURNISHED rooms. I'll I'M
urnvrmcnts 100 West J3th-st
LARGE front rooms. newly furnished hot
and cold water: closets. BATH "ic.' rel
erence. ai9 Wcst 49th-st
LARGE. nicely furnished room warm ana
comfortable; gentleman only. 10 West
41th-st.
LF,LANS ARNO. IL West 2sth-st; be
tyeen Uroadway and 5th-hTe. Nicely
furnished rooms. permanent or transient
rates reasonable. -------
PRIVATE residence. desirable location:
Two large furnished rooms sineiy o. TO-
gether; private bath high-e'ass1 h,,'" NOD,
EIATE, Lac Broadway
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DRIVER Young man. - d--iies sltia-
hon a. driver To- doctor pr collector. Al
reference q. fo character ana hon" tN.
n Il lyi WafAfiV Eltcr
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COOK -CIiAMBERMAlD ana WAITRESS
by two girls t. ~ together. one as
good cnokt the other as chamebrmaid and
waitress. best references. tall liy East
3ol-st ring fourth bell
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GARDENER. Situation wanted by thor
oughly competent Eng uhu.I-
stands his business in all it, branches,
care Of stock. etc: Is capable Of taking
entire charge OF a Rentiemans private
place: has filed hrst-class positions both
in England and America: best " refer
ences Address ENGLISH. Tribune once.
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second
.nah1 WOO and ron WORKING machines
mp guaranteed. machinery bought ana
ton-st
PINE AMATI VIOLIN is oTered 81
al. Address AMATi. Tribune Uptown
otace. /. 2i2 Bscadway
AFAMiLY VIII s1criAcc their hand om-.
.ahcy-case. upright piano 'cosi sifl Il
=" months ago. scarf and stool for sls'
INQUIRE l27 East ii1th-st.
At Titles TOOL. STORE. % Fulton.
" New J 1gk. workshop machlrery Npot
ss~tD list free. wOOd-caryiag tools. scroll
.ss designs ard fancy woods. incubators
- DiCoders IN operation.
ATTENTION, SEWING MACHINES. al
HE leading makes. 81 per month --latest
improved machines. $50 mp. EXCHANGED.
..sh,cd. repaired RAUSCH'S. 2ljl 3D.
We. lisih-st. open evenings.
= 6icYcLE. 90 pound ~ Columbia: wool
c''ns; u. tires: fine order. Can evenings
y. BOWEN. 2sG Livin2ston-s'.. Bklyn
nAEERY FOR sALE.-Large store and
,is.sehouse In q good location. with every
eng complete; cheap rent. NJ agent. ~
.seos-sye, Brooklyn.
ShACTlFuL GOLD Chairs only 81 20.
h. "bles. 81 -. reduced from 81 80. clos-
out. GOLF CHAIR MANUFACT-
SHLRs. 80 MUrray-st.
andy ana CIGAR STORE for sale cheap;
Ess, s..r .s not able to attend to e. 400
svt sALE.-A large assortment, Of sec-
Nag Nag nand cafes at low prices. HERRING.
way AARvIN CO.. 3C5 and 3J7 broad
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REUTER- AGAIN.

Readers of the ADVERTISER will
remember that M. III. Reuter-, a
royalist ex-official of Maui, was
charged with making some singu-
lar speeches in the Hama Court
house, declaring himself, for one
thing, to be a candidate for repre-
sentative at an election which he
predicted would be held in Eebru-
airy. Mr.. Reuter- denied the charge,
in very choice literary effusion
which was duly published in this
paper. Now a correspondent re-
turns to the fray again, and says
that there were plenty of persons
present in the Court house who
heard Mr.. Reuter-, and are ready to
make affidavit of the facts.
1t is a melancholy thing to see
any noble political aspirations
wasted on the desert air, particu-
1arly when they come from a man
of the shining abilities of Mr.. Reu-
ter. But there would seem to be no
hope for him, unless indeed he
should invoke the merciful inter
cession of Mr.. Cleveland.
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3OT7
January 22, 1894.

A ranch manager on Hawaii
who had seen tie Locked
Fence, reported to the owners
of the property that if he was
allowed to build his fence on
that principle, he could qua
rantee an increase of thirty
three and a third per cent. III
fat cattle. After the owners
had investigated and found
out that it could be done, they
gave us an order for the wire
and necessary stays and wash
ers for building eight miles of
the fence. Durability, strength
and economy are the points
which caused the sale Of three
miles of the material to a gen.
tleman on Kauai. You will
understand that we do not sell
the fence made up. We sup
ply the materials; wire, either
plain or barbed and either gal
vanized Or black. This wire
we guarantee to be a superior
article and do so only after we
have passed it through the
severest test possible. The
stays are made of spring steel,
galvanized, and are of a char
acter that will resist any
thing. The sensation of a bull
lock when he bumps against
this fence is on a par with the
man who gets up at night in
dark room and steps on a rub
Der ball with a whistle in it.
The washers are crimped so as
to fit over the wire and stay
and hold them together so
that it is impossible for the
wire to sag. The washers are
used wherever stay joins the
lateral wire and you will need
for every stay as many wash
ers as you have wires. We
charge you for stays Sc per
hundred and for the washers
$4.2O per thousand.
1t is a question of but a very
short time when every man
owning an acre of pasture
land will feel the necessity for
economizing in their fence
building and the only true
economy in that respect lies
in the Jones Locked Fence.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
FoRr STREET, Honolulu.
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THE HAWAIIAN MIDDLE.
Opinions Expressed by the San
Jose Mercury.

Executive encroachment upon
the rights of Congress is a bigger
Issue than the tariff bill.
Gagging the Hawaiian question
by forcing free trade tariff bill
upon the House is the latest freak
of Democratic idiocy.
Cleveland would not have kept
the Corwin guarded in midstream
if he was not ashamed Of the pur-
pose he used her for.
The Hawaiian muddle threatens
to become such a miserable i'm
broglio of force and fraud on the
part of the Administration that we
will have to impeach the President
in defense of our national honor.
The Government could pull
down the American flag In Hawaii,
but it cannot pull down the peo-
pie.
Grover makes his difficulties as
he goes along, and instead of sur
mounting old ones he piles up new
ones.
Perhaps Grover is making all
this trouble for himself as kind
of anti-fat exercise; but it is hard
on Gresham.
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THE Holomua has discovered a
mares nest. It appears, according
to that journal, that the last Legis-
lature passed an Act providing for
a general registration ofthe inhabi-
tants of this country, but that the
ADVERTISER, from divers malicious
motives, is wickedly keeping
this statute out of sight, in
order that it may not be
be enforced. The error of the
ADVERTISER in this matter is purely
one of ignorance, as it learns for
the first time that any such law
was passed. The only provisions in
regard to registration of which we
have any knowledge, passed by the
last Legislature, were published in
this journal week ago.
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pedient, only by the regular legal
procedure. The Star, few days
ago published an article which
seemed to advocate different and
a revolutionary method. We are
only too glad to believe that In
point of fact our evening contern-
porary, in its references to 1.-The
mass meeting" simply thought OF
it as an organ, and very import
ant organ, of popular sentiment,
without meaning to ascribe to 1t
the power to change the laws, or
to modify the form of government.
If this construction of the Stars
views be correct, we take great
pleasure in noting our entire har-
mony with them.
AS to the proper steps to be taken,
in order to insure public tranquil
ity, the efficiency of the Govern
ment and the conservation of all
interests, until annexation is fin
ally secured, there are naturally
some divergences of opinion. 1t
could not be otherwise in an atmos-
phere of free discussion. These
differences will doubtless be har-
moniously settled after full con-
sideration. AS long as no one
waivers in fidelity to the ends for
which the Government was Great
ed, as long as every minor consid-
Grafton is subordinated to the at
tainment of these ends, there need
be no fear as to the final result.
An enlargement of the Advisory
Council at the present time does
not seem to be expedient, because
such a measure would be mere
stop gap. The changes to be made
must 60 further. They must
make the Government truly repre-
sentative. A purely autocratic
form of Government cannot be
maintained indefinitely, and those
now administering affairs would
probably be the last to wish that
it should. Circumstances have
hitherto made any radical
changes impossible, but the
time is coming when the Govern
ment will have to address itself to
the problem of taking on perman-
ent form. When it does so it will
of necessity consult the views and
interests of all it's supporters, not
merely in Honolulu, but all over
the group.
In approaching the problem thus
set before the Provisional Govern
ment, ways and means will have to
be considered with scrupulous care.
The problem is delicate and diff
cult one, and will demand the best
thought of the best minds. Above
all, it will require much patience,
much forbearance and a willing
ness to make all reasonable conces-
sions to all legitimate interests.
We want government, not of the
classes, but of and for the whole
people. We want, above all, one
which will be true to annexation
until annexation is a fact.
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4urtlon 5ales.
By James F. Morgan.
'.HIS DAY.
Mortgages Notice Of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NJ OI1CE Is Ill h REB I'll EN-
~ that by virtue Of power OF sale contained
in a certain mortgage da I'd the 5rh day of Febru
airy, A. ID. 1892, made BY LUKA tw) and PAOO
% her husband. of HouJluln, Island of Oahu
in the office of the Registrar OF Conveyances. in
Liber 49, folios 435. 346 and 49, the said Robert
Mckibbin: mortgage, Intends TO foreclose said
mortgage for breach of the conditions in said
mortgage coctained, to-wit: the non-payment of
the interest when due.
Notice is also hereby given that all and sin gular
the lands, tenements and heredi taments in said
mortgage contained and described will be sold
al public auction at the auction room of James
Z. Morgan. on Queen street in said Honolulu,
on WEDNESDAY, the oath day of January, 4.
d. 1894, at u O'Clock noon of said day.
The property in said mortgage is thus describ-
ed. viz:
at Kahawale in said Honolulu, consisting of two
taro patches and Kua and being part of Apana
Award No. l4O5 to PHI iiiIii, and bounded and
described follows: Commencing at the =
kai South corner adjoining Puuheana's piece
and koiuiu lane, and running n. IA deg. Z. 1877
links along Koiuiu lane and Keonekapu, thence
n ~ deg; w; 172 links along kahina, s. SO deg.
hikl 10 the middle of auwai, thence S. AZ deg.
80 min. w. 249 links along auwai adjoining keo-
neula, thence ). 81 deg. 80 min. E. ia links, N.
50 deg 80 min. E. 112 links, !. As deg 30 min, E.
Apana TO initial point. Area 40 of an acre,
and being the same premises that were inherited
by the said Luka (w) from her sister Kaeha opio
TO whom the same were conveyed to kaeha nui
(wl by deed dated March 80, 1874, and recorded
in he office of the said Register in LIber 80, on
EU-The above premises lie back of Samuel
Dwight's place maria King Estate Premisesl at
Kapalama and are reached by lane running
s RoBGR ne t %oftgageo
Terms Cash. Deeds at expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply to %ovsnn
Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, December 20. 1893.
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S5S9-td
Circuit Court, First Circuit of
the Hawaiian Islands.
In PROBATE

In PROBATE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Il of Ono luke, late of Honolulu, Oahu,
deceased.
A document, purporting to oe the
Last Will and Testament OF emo luke,
deceased, having on the 18th day of
January, a. d. 1894, been presented to
said Probate Court and petition for the
Probate thereof and for the issuance of
Letters Testamentary to Kealoha luke
having been filed by her, it is hereby
ordered that MONDAY, the 18th day Of
February, A d. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. M
of said day, at the Court Room of said
Court, at the Court House Building in
Honolulu, be, and the same is hereby
appointed the time for proving said viii
and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear
aud contest the said Will, and the
granting OF Letters Testamentary
Dated Honolulu, IL. l., Jan. u, 1894.
BY the Court.
GEO. LUCAS,
35S5-td Clerk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-24

THE meeting of the Planters
Labor & Supply Co. this year was
one of the tamest and most I'M
eventful which has been held for
some time. The only matters
which were dealt with beyond the
ordinary routine, were the plan to
establish an experimental station,
and the engagement of Professor
Koebele for an encounter with in
sect pests. Both are good moves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-24

Mr.. CHAs. NoRDHoFF is at his
old tricks again. He has another
letter, quoting, as usual, from his
"highly respected" correspondents
in Honolulu, and, as usual, the quo
tations seem to be adaptations of
material derived from Blount's re-
port. At the same time, Mr.. Nord-
hoff seems to be persuaded that it
is time for Mr.. Cleveland to leave
the Hawaiian queen to her own de-
vices. Possibly the New York Her.
aid cartoons gave the indefatigable
old gossip a hint to "sheer Off"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-24

ATTENTION is drawn TO the dis
cussion on practical politics, con-
tributed by Mr.. w. n. Armstrong
to the first page of this mornings
ADVERTISER. Mr.. Armstrng's views
are those of a man of the world,
whose natural keenness has been
sharpened by years of practical
experience.