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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Do'nas OF Day With Nail s,ts,,
Operators.
bfafS MADE A PAID OK The xApgtI
severe Dseiinss Occurred All A
Line - Many tr.sn..ssses
HELPED Then.

NeN FORK. June = Thu cx,.-i,. ...s
sle 10 socks iooay WA xls.as.x4a ~. :,
ec'We peaf DEMONSTRATIONS sxss,s. -.
:. h' 'er sh.fi account, beng ts<,sss~Ax.s
ps tN n@rsobsneht NJ ire make 80 b.,
the extensive iiqpda.33s ia, hxs may.
we @NEe ~ he week. TIE .crrinsu, a..
iinonce was gsnerai activity q, ~. ~
s1iN.r sdvo-atss Otfe- o.y.,or-.-...
bauing uyan The mark, ...slyd.c !. ia.
Aeaikn OF uniayoianis trans ;-fst.. n,
Nhe sur1instoh ard r. PAN arc ~. .i,..-
taloit. 90 ss'~ svf
vi M gao eusssem.a. al b., NV,
$50 10 Ietfasf4 -A1tg ,u- rsp.S 81 e,ts..
u..iems wren aavs ISA l.. l.sae s4ls. IL
ih..iM SEPARATIONS. Ma. t--e.t raj to-
~ e'.Al 10 Hhpcrf iase-sHis -, ;r+ ,.f.....
tha' ~ Ia enipE.s as Aa1 ls.-t 49,
10y ~o9nd ~ ter tie esss.n. ztc ~
". 'n.sy ~ reme@ ast discouraged o.'.t
IN go ca % the COWS der. ssis as.4i
hpo 'ia on became eY..e1t .nc 4 1. sa-
r.. ~ ssssele asoines were seossl sK slsas
he 'ieeIniag feature VA ae es.ce7io1
? 81 he-Hs pufcre ~-r- or's.-s 20 fc--ss
accom-, ~ the -, mated .xtsai o. y h.
to .@n .'iar.s Tms lying sas--el ~ s
tenn -s-y SO s.sare eff.-a.. iov $50.
ard lunfer rsn ned pressure p.,e.s 1s.s.,
irend.d d9"nwarl
uescrlhs4 s'op orders We urs ov.ree s-.1
addlC-rai s'lril u vas 20 =t-a- gwen -.
he decline. The lufa TprsFle cta elie- 81
IN gren-e- stzt.1rHs.s i-=rfsd -. me
other rsil"A. properties aad ~ 80 = --ap
large blocks Of stocks tregge.siy crsarsa
baildk-
Jug n was ve-y er-a;lc. moving f.e-
quenly with 4 rsrs. -. i. ,~r csr;
ihe extreme ,reak esr71t, tae pr1c. - .
4 PER CEN ~ ~. ef.t aith2gsa~ ~ j. Of
IA feNop"a nc g. FIG was a. srrf no
lowest lncressei activity T. r1i7ase ffas
rss1tei ~ crliasi stump G. =. grjcs.
The cca!ess sasi.4 n he rss5srsi asl-e=-
sion desrse he s'rcrr statistical 7a. on
gf..- lrl -stry- Me- a--SsT
Central led The fs,l'f ~ = c'~r ~ g..
per CEN. TIE ~. va ems VET sist
nuite weak asoAc..H - s-eus rs
The extreme cecilnss .n ths .s7anrfr, wee
~ In Burlington. -. g. = Pan, ard 80
cent If Rock Stand Nz-s-ia- aec-iHes
occurred ~ rsrr -Ircr .rs. sr trs -Hr
marke d'.spisvei r-esr-- @alnafior .rar
for some time past 4 sAA-r -say ff0rr
tre low roias was maze u rr f.h nr
l'ut durnS ths asst E5caea r'L-irs 81
prices yielded . n-3r - --=----i -
dav.
The tSord MAKE. vss -sl-is ariNt sr'
rU,re-r'is 6c-~.-es wee ar1c1 s1fr-S :
In the leading sIs,uls--yes zhou; -
ni,sirnss -ereVe5i vsszsr->- - g.
The losses we're more snls s.fe u SaTi
instancfs
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nnAIN AND Hay.

,.r Dad lots. Job cars from mus, nos ~,
~harse from store Wiv more per y"
g Ir,n. sise uer hushei on oais ana
',,e< sacked ssTioH .oo,,,.. an
n,rs Mn.sc. No. white. aoT''r' ON
,aan .ing ,x 20, ,er 100 lbs
iiH' @3is,a, limo ny, III Onis'v'i
" rs,s, rrarie. 800; south TeAhs
nrAi,s. IS ka;ii a..
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Ga.yes.cr. Texas, Jln= . In --e r-.l
exchange lria-k-, stssl x s.-ifs
i.S; selling 49, NeN tc-s 80 Boy =
IA discount, ss.rs !. 7-=sl.1-r A-,.'- 49,
silva-. auyir. i. discount SCI. a. Pa
New Yorh 'ure 50 -f -.
bankers s'Ntie< 80. & I'M ft--i
4sss.s4S7 r- Hrrarss 'tr. ~
New orleans JIre - ~
change ~ !s'-r-si SKIES 4 y
francs. On5irr4rc'E4 S-N' g .s' F
York sicr BANKERS - prs- 70 t-i1-
merg.al =, g-4nl. n
London jun = tsa7s 80
street rate * pe- cert =N-F q n-
consnis lls So.
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,Havrc, June 20. steady; '3GNf net de.
cline. Sales 1000.
New Orleans, June %. --o'offce-Rio dan,
Ordinary 10 fair iht.nlh rs.
Hamburg. June ca-Sieadv, unchanged
10 = pfg. decline Snlcs lIoop.
Santos. June - Flat good average
sanio, ll.2@ r"'s per 100 kilos. Rccelpts
l0wn, stock llN~O.
Rio June 20 i'irm; No. : Iio 1000 rcis
per 100 kilos. l1Nchunga i5-iId. Rsccipis
10Ooo cleared for the united states 1900.
for Europe 2sD. stock $4,000.
Now York June % Coffee options
opened steady AZ u h1r.ine OF 5ul0 points.
ruled Iniat and icliutclcss. closed dun at
nel decline of offl4 pants. Sales 200.
spot Comoe-~R,o JuIl: No. ~, MA
quiet. cordovn i6Uis. Sales Loo,
New York, ,lune - 1'ca! warchrus,
deliveries from Ihs United states 300.
including l2,a35 from Sew York New
York sock today 1888; United state.
stocks 21o,l0s. aiioai for the tinted states
i3s5u' TOTAL visible for the United s'iatca
35s,oos bags. against 6s9.Ss' last year
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ul,,IplNG MATERIAL

.,r,tl,sT- Portland cement, ,bf' ., e,;;
INC si:s ~ Ny s''I Iasls l p.4s!Msi
tars .a,ins Tile, pr foot, iNlse, = u
sn St.s n.imsive felt roofing, per siuare'
g r,v.ss acme and royal ssmen, niasM s,
ver ten. Sa@. piss'ss,,IaynS "e"' sSe' ~
b, & laths. per n, WV.
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HAWKE MARKET.

Sir John Miliias. president of England's
Royal Academy, .still remains In very
precarious condition.
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Fort Worth etockyards company
RecairVa HhtnmAn


chicago. June -. -Thcrc WAS discrin,ina.
ton in favor of dry fed cattle today and
AGAINST grassy lots and while heavy
boeves sold very we'll. choice slecre OF
medium weight had the preference. sales
were OH Il basis of Z indt.Sn for common
To cxtra native steers. comparatively lew
sciug under $50 Tins hulk OF inc snip
pins and export cattle went at t.mul W.
Canu.ng cattle were slow Of sale. but mere
was not very much good hutchcrtns stun
here and fat cows and hc'frrs roh QUICK.
ly az strong prices Bulls we're steady ana
- were calves. Texas cattle were numvr-
Gus nnd nr,ivc ut steady prices, TIC
only weakness IN hogs WAS in big hehVy
grades, winch werr discrim inn ed against.
licavy sold at :. SAu3 y; medium weights
M 3o5wt n and light weights al = .sS1tS. ~.
Heavy aod largely at sos and medium a1
az IS 4, the close heavy were lower.
Inferior 10 extra heavy sheer were sale
able at iiei- 81 with sales largely ut S..o
Wi.on ard Texas sheep We're wanted ut
l.Oous,6o. Rrccipts-,'at,ie 1900; hogs
4s,N>0. sheep it.nco.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Mo, June 29.-Ilonr quiet,
easy and lower; patents 3.3On3. 70; fancy
2.a0ci2 ~: choice 2.3o1i2 40: extra fancy So1
mS,10. Wheat Options weak, closing NJ
l Csc under Saturday Spot lower No .
red cash clevator 81 bid track new NOES:
old $3.50; No. hard 81 i'd July ~ IS
bio: August 80 5-Snsa bid; september 50
80 SIS. Corn futures weaker With iit1e Dc
mand, spo, lower; No. cash - Jnly
"a As; September % IS. Oats futures weak
ard bower: spot dun and lower No. cash
1Fi:; July 10 hi: August l5ismlH,; s,ricm-
her l5'a asked. Rye 29nSo track. Barley
nominal rcfr meal I 80 Bran steady.
saieabe IS east track F'laNsecd quiet. nom
ral 72,a. Timothy seed, prime az. Hay
5.ood7 90, Pork st ady. standard mess
jclbng. 7m7 %. Lard prime steam a.aa;
choice $50. Bacon boxed shoulders 80;
longs 4 "a ribs and shorts 4.STa Dry salt
meats. boxed shoulders ana longs SO;
ribs S.s7ls: sheets 400. Rece.pts-llour
to00: shcat 1900: corn $4,000 oats 7.eh.
Shirmcnts Flour 1000; wheat 5000 corr TO-
900 oats 1000.
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S'r, LOUIS.

ST. Louis. June ~ .--Jartle-- Receipts S@N.
shipments 500. market steady 10 10 better.
native shipping steers 3inni 10. dressed
beef mud butchers grades ,osi ~ 10: steers.
under 1000 pounds, 2 sbaiS.tD. atoclSers aud
feeder; . ,nfiS 20; cows and hcifrrs 100.
$40. Texas cshlle steady TO stronger at
. .6oda q for grass To hrst f.a steers, rowa
soma 10 Hogs-Receipts 3Snl. shipments
$500. market : lower, heavy Slnu2 ~.
mixed , 0on3. - lichts 4. iSns,M Sheep
ttoccip,s 400 sh,pments 27C1; market
strong. nat yes 3.0tlS.7a. Texas .Snii3.N
FOR poor Z. :5atS 5a for lambs tU15.j,
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| "a Asked. b Bid.
l.iNEhfNpi. FUTURES
| Opened easy demand moderate, y.
m. quiet. closed quiet and steady. send.ts.
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~ WiSsl ", sln~~rpi.s, standard 4, aoa
49,. 'sc'sst Ans coye!ss.s 81 -, s...ni,i, =
s'F~s. .-ssss, s.sn as.s, yssry Is, 20. CLINE,
s ;'ts-s. lib tl.y1t. t5, 3-ip si.s,u
s.' -. ~ es ,t<naard .-io. sl5ai. ~
; - -. - seui3 ~, lib. seconds. si.1.t
~. - n. i- s.. i.s,s. s.lb q,
e,s.ss;s N.ii4.s. srgDi ~.
a. fysin sanay. J-s1S.. wrap
ssss,. '''a' 49, i'"ss m'Aes' IN pals,
.ashHD VEGETABLES - Marrowtas
49, 49, y. Lima Se4us. sp,uN. w.
.s<s rss,s. 'sgi.r cora. sjc9il =. TO.
5,@s, - 1870 seconds. rgs.sc: 3-lo,
''*as sc htcteS beans. .-ip, ..s;.Jr.
LAA-iFyEslA CANNED GooDs Per
- = ~ .z-s9 cans. peaches, 81. tsui ~;
'ss isr,a., y sos 5. sprlco,a, 81. 1901 40,
49, :. ~. green g1grs. N.oyul 30
~, ~fisaea. u g.. grki~-. s. 5pui 81 white
sietfy-s y sf7.lF. Hl.cs cherries. 81 s5st
~ ~ ,Vftrstk. =. ssfL.5.
= NANNiU MEATS -Roas beef. liz.
= 20 - i-iA I.-s.l-- IL, lib corneJ bsci,
,9Srn. a. p's. q. is-.D caippei beet. /.
-c1eel- 4 iistl. y; i-.b oxford sausage. :
cpxth. y % .rsrkfuri sausAge. l-!h. 81 81,
..-lo pcs'ss s4-a, I dozen. o5ps1c, .-lb
.,s's@a a@s-. dsxer.. s.-S. .-pound u.,-
s.ss -.rl. syxsa. scs ~. ,.-sD de, lied
"a n. : ;.nztn, & =
,-AS Ii. Ess -Ajrsa.ie s. and IS 7U7,.: is
~ - eTris. ass ssissi cuiprs. e,.nil.. Star
ssFas.t. ,.1s~.r
..tsyff Ah.--i.4o 9rt Ccsdova: Fair. IL. "a
~ 5-'sts i7>gsscs ehcsce. isl.nia'sc
.ast = ar.v@s frai~rfy. .'ngiss TOASTED
ARK H%-.s. st-ib casrs $sl.Ib Ar
tyff-t' j. an-.s cAres s.i.si. IN S6-lb
.s.ss'f. II X. Socez and Java. fancy blend
fI'l's Tidal Wave, as, Sea FAIRY,
itA r1lri pats'' &. ~ Sea Nymrh.
- .its tAns.- 80. sea iearl, $40
So ra~s. KS Fgin,s+r..ckrl Si.0, Iilis-
3 -tfN f-,s i.,Sz
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Juno ~ Lack of enror, do
nand was, perhaps. the leading cause az
the depression: which prevailed la wheat
today. September closed at 55i4, or 5-sc he
low Saturday. The other grain markets
wy'e heavy and hog products s,eaoy.
Wheat ruled moderately active With
li1uidations prominent feature. july waS
more freely ofreref and was relatively
weaker the spread between tho future and
september widening TO ! SIS and IN fcw
vc,oped was weak and July sold OF T.
SO 5-Sc, September to 81 and December 70
81 rs, aztec which there was i!ittle fally
bu. final figures SHOWED, as decline Thc
start was weak ON the heavy arrivals IT,
the Northwest receipts there n''ns
heavier than a week back and 3tS cars
too, was most favorable IN all sections ard
was a weakening factor. as also was the
furiher decline OF securities IN Wal
street. Among the influences which hnd
a tendency to stay the cechne and br ing
about the reaction were the steady tong of
cables. both private and public winch
quoted no change in Liverpool and thea
the worlds shipments wore .somewhat
lessened aggrsgating 7.Siao0o bushels
against S.044, oO0 bushels for the sam wrrs
last year There was a deci ease on tcf an
passage of $1,000 bushels. and tho dsS
eXp~ts nlatn fair showing hoih VI
which had something of stimulating 'en-
dency AT the advance. offerings :nrrsascd
and price. again Sage fnck' srlhns lower
Their was a fair trade in corn. Md
eratc,y active withln &c range. The feel
ing manifested was again weak and st'.i
furthtc declines wore scored. Final figures
SHOW a decline of i:c. Liberal receipts, fne
weather and action Of wheat all tended
10 d,fpress rho price
Oats were active. weaker and lower.
The market lacked support ana prices
declined 'aTAc, on the break thee was
good buying and the market closed steady
at about the bottom Influences generally
wore bsarish.
Srncula tive trading in hog products was
NJ derate and mainly N the way of trans
forming contracts from July to September
at the current differences. l5rl7is ON
PORK. 1oi2T15c on lard and l5I1T2 on short
ribs. Prices ruled lower on all the leading
acticles early in he day and closet rather
steady,
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat IL.
corn 100: oats lsn cars; hnas 1900.
Cash quotations We're Hs follows:
Flour-Weaker
Wheat-No. spring h3%; No. spring
aaMa5is; No. . red Aa,@b67.
Corn--No. . pc 3-Sn26 rs
Oats-No. IAA015la; No. white 49,
No. , white 1;,,Tl7.
Rye--No .. 2sia.
Barlcy-No. 2. nominal; No. 3. ,2T:o No.
10
Flax seed-No I. rs.
Timothy seel--rrime 300.
Meas pork-Fer hbl 20
l;ard-P,r 100 lbs S.S7.a.
Short ribs sides-Loose S6ou3el.
Dry sailed stouliers- boxed s;.sQiN
Short clear sidcs--BoNcd 3T-sai
Wh.sky-Distllcrs' finished goods. per
gallon, l.22
sugar--Cut loaf I. II: rranulated az
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Board Of Trade: S

memt Of the Houston Cotton Exchange ana
Ter Gallon.
OIL ...s....,................ IL
Strictly prime crude oil.... II
Urine crude .............. IL
Off crude oil. according to
grade Observation-Disclosures. 10 a ia
Prime butter oil. loose 20
Prime summer yellow oil. ~ d 90
Cake and meal fob. mill interior poinis
according TO location,
Short Ton.
Prime cotton seed cake. .si3 - a is 10
Prime cotton seed NEAL. 10 80 d Is %
Renal ks-Markct easy.
New Orls ans. juno 2o.--rhe market for
cotton seed products Is duh ana
unchanged. prime tide oil, IN bulk, IL:
prime summer yellow, In barrels. %. meal
i7.oo; cake. 100 per short ton, long ton
for export. 1900.
New York. June 29-Cot,on seed prod.
ucts quiet, with all quotations nominal
prime crude oil. 20H2l In barrels. prime
summer yellow IN barrels. %: prime cotton
seed meal. 1S.V0n2000 per ton.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows,
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u Asked hid
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
opened caaN l,.0S quiet, closed quiet
and steady; s.,lcs Is 400.
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Hamburg. June ca-Sieadv, unchanged
10 4 pfg. decline Snics 1000
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v Value. b BID. q seiicrs
RrnCkS AT LEADING MARkETa.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton Oh the spot To-Day nj the lead
Ing markets together with ciOsinE OF mid.
illnE Yesterday. with tOdny-s ehles.
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COFFEE.

Havrc, june 20. steady; '3fi%f net de.
cline Sales 1900.
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Santos June - FLAT. good average
Santos II.2@ re,s per 100 lslos. Receipts
ln.Wn; STOCK llA.ND.
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New York. juno e9--Trnhbard Eros. &

New York. June 2P--Thc cotton market
declined SAT points. following unsatisfac-
tory cable reports Of rains IN sections of
np- South needing moisture An uneasy
feeling In financial and political quarters
nddci To the hu5itancy. kcportF that
RAIN IN Texas and elsewhere were mad
cquate checked selling. The shorts were
doing about the only business. Tho mar
kci closed at "a me- decline of 2iiJ points.
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NOV York, Jull0 .T~THo pTodUtt dfd
cotton exchanges viii he closed Friday.
JiIy s. in accordance wa,h - vote taken
today.
New York June 2o.--'rherc was no life
to the demand In dry goods market today
ncs erthclass quite n number Of Out of
town markets. had mail orders for dupls-
Gale aud new cngagcmcDis NJ bleached
cotions. printed fabrics and other season
abb. .>iyeciaittes For other staples there
va am irregular request for small scl.c-
tons Printing cloths were dull at I'M
changed quotations at 7-i6.
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The tsord MAKE. ga -sl-ig ariNe si'f
nnre-r'is 5c-@ires ~ofs aS-r5 s1e---fs
In the leading sg@cLlz--lss zerli -.
ni,sinesS rereVe-' v-szsnr>s - g.
The losses we're more ells.s.Te .- SrTt
instances.
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A Future for Sailing Vessels.

One of the wealthiest shipowners
OF Germany, Carl Laeisz, president
of the Hamburg-South American
Steamship Company and Board
member of nearly every important
German navigation company, is a
firm believer in the future OF sail
ing vessels. That he is practical in
his confidence is to he seen in his
ownership of twelve four-masted
ships, among them the Potosi,
which is the largest sailing vessel
afoat. This great ship, which was
launched on the Weser last year, is
engaged in trade with Chile, and
has just returned to Hamburg from
her first voyage to Iquique, with a
cargo of 6400 tons OF nitrates, hav-
ing accomplished the round trip in
five and one-half months.
The successful experiment of this
German shipper should give en-
couragement to present and pros
pectlve owners of American sailing
vessels to enter into competition
with the numerous fleets of British
and Scandinavian tramp steamers.
A vast quantity of the objects of
commerce consists of bulky articles
like mineral fertilizers, ores, hides,
and lumber, in the transportation
of which cheap rates OF freight are
more essential than speed. No
matter how economical the steam
ocean tramps may be run, they can
not successfully compete with sail
ing craft in the item of rates; for
it costs less money to feed a
crew with salt beef and hard
tack than to feed steamers
furnaces with coal. Moreover,
sailing vessel need not sacrifice
one-half or more of her carrying
capacity to engine room and coal
carrying space; and when cargoes
are scarce the sailing ship can be
laid up, with no risk of deteriora-
ton to machinery. Neither will
the sailing tramp require as fire.
quent expensive repairs as her
steam rival. The confidence OF
Herr Laeisz rests upon solid
foundation and the scudding clip
per may again become an import
ant though auxiliary factor in the
worlds commerce.-Philadelphia
Record.
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POSTPONED MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Fore
close and OF Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
visions of that certain mortgage made by
Christian Gertz and Anna Gertz, his wife.
to J. A. Magoon as Trustee for q. b. Ban
ming and b. r. Banning. dated December
IL, 1894, recorded in the Register Office,
Oahu, IN liber Isl, page 272 ct seq, notice
heretofore having been given that said
mortgage intends to foreclose the same
for cond non brosen. to wit: the non-pay
ment of both principal and interest when
due.
Notice is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from this date
the property covered bv said mortgage, not
heI etofore sold, will be advertised for sale
and will be sold at public auction at the
auction rooms of w. s. Luce. corner Queen
and Fort strests. Honolulu, MONDAY,
the 9th day OF April, 1895. at II O'Clock
Noon of that day.
The property to be sold is as follows:
1st-All that piece or parcel OF land stu
ate at Kawaiahao, being Lot Ii, Royal
Patent 1853 or 1858.
2d-Household furniture contained on
said premises.
Terms Cash, q. 8. Gold Coin. Deeds at
expense of purchasers.
For further particulars apply to
}. ALFRED MACON.
Trustee Mortgages.
Or 10 Dorothea Lamb, Honolulu Hale
f Merchant street.
Dated H. nolui-. stSrch 10, 1886.
7f0-4ta
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the Demorest medal contest, to be
be held in Y. NJ. G. A. Hall. The
subject will be a continuation Of
that under discussion at the last
meeting.
A return match between Com
panies ) and Z of the Citizens
Guard will take place at Kaiihi
butts Sunday morning. Slight
changes will be made in the per-
sonnet of the teams.
The police having been given
notice to vacate the place at Kaka-
ako, where their range is now stu
ated, have decided to have their
butts back of the slaughter-houses
at Iwilei. Work will be completed
some time next week.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to Foreclose and of Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of power of sale contained in d
certain mortgage, dated the 22d day o.
January. A. D. 1894, made by w. B. Ma
UMU otherwise known as Naumunui O
Kekaha. Island of Kauai. to Clifford B
Wood of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, record
ed in the office of the Registrar of Con
veyances, in Liber las, folios 457 to 459, the
said Clifford B. Wood, mortgage, intends
to foreclose said mortgage for a breach Of
the conditions in said mortgage contained
to- wit: the non-payment of the interest,"
when due.
Notice is also hereby given that all and
singular the lands, tenements and heredi.
taments in said mortgage contained an a
described will be sold at public auction, al
the auction room of James +. Morgan. on
Queen street, in said Honolulu, on MON
DAY, the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1896. at
IL O'Clock noon of said day.
The property in said mortgage is thus
described, viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land situate at Kapalawai, Hanapepe,
in said Island of Kauai, contain
ing an area of seven (7) acres, and
being the same premises descr bed in Royal
Patent No. 1868, Land Commission Award
No. 1922, TO kapaehaa, and that were in
mother, Eleao, who was the daughter and
sole heir-at-law of said Kapaehaa.
CLIFFORD B. WOOD,
Mortgage.
Terms Cash. Deeds at expense of
purchaser.
For further particulars, apply to
J. NJ. MoNsARRAT,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Honolulu, March 18th, 1896. l74l-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
o. S. 5. Belgic tomorrow.

o. S. 5. Belgic tomorrow.
The bark Orient, Christensen
master, sailed for Hongkong with
about ninety Chinese passengers
yesterday.
The schooner Carrier Dove
Brandt master, sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday with large cargo
of sugar, consigned by VIM. G.
Irwin & Co. to J. D. Spreckels &
Bros. Co.
The schooner Ka Moi left for
Kohalalele yesterday morning, but
was forced to turn back and an
Choir Just outside on account of the
strong wind blowing. She will sail
again today.
The s. S. Asloun, Murray mas
ter, arrived yesterday morning,
ten days from Astoria and twelve
days from Portland, Or. Expert
enced fine weather throughout
the passage. The Asloun will sail
for Yokohama and Hongkong this
morning.
The Morning Star brought news
that the schooner Norma, here
several months ago, was met with
at Ruk, with the captain and all
the crew well. Captain Rosehill
lost his daughter on the trip down,
death being caused by fall down
the companion way.
The steamer Mikahala did not
arrive in port until late yesterday
afternoon, her delay being caused
by the difficulty of getting sugar
aboard during the rough weather
experienced along the coast of
Kauai. The Mikahala will pro-
baby get away again today.
Inspector SEVERN, of the Custom
House department. will leave for
San Francisco on the next Aus
tralia, returning by the same boat
after stay of about six days. Mr..
SEVERN goes to be present at the
wedding of his brother, besides
taking a well-earned vacation at
the same time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR
cult of the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate
In the matter of the Estate of JOHN
THOMAS WATERHOUSE of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu. Hawaiian Islands de eased-
The petition and accounts OF the Execu-
tors of the will OF said deceased, wherein
they ask that their accounts be examined
and approved, and that final order
be made of distribution of the property re-
manning in their hands to the persons thereto
entitled. and discharging them from all
further responsibility as such executors.
having been fled;
1t is ordered that FRIDAY, the oath day
of April, 1896, at 10 o'clock II. m, at
Chambers. in the Court House, Judiciary
Building, at Honolulu, be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and place
for hearing said petitiun and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
Honolulu, March 49, 1896.
By the Court.
]. A. THOMPSON,
1744-3ta Clerk