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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28

Deal in Wall Paper, Window
Glass, Putty, etc. Shop on 3rd
Street, Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28
Politics of Our Exchanges.

If the postofice business was
a trust or monopoly, like the tele
graph business, men would be
charged two prices for their SER
vice. Broadaxe, St. Paul.
Why does it never occur to
Cleveland, Carlisle & Co., the way
to cut down the deficit is to re-
duce expenditures below the ap-
preparations? The individual
taxpayer knows of no way to
make up d deficit except by rigid
economy.-Northwest News.
MUST BE SHREWD.
IT Minnesota republicans real
ly desire the nomination of Mr..
Davis, it will be necessary for
them to send their shrewdest
politicians as delegates to St.
Louis. They can land the plum
more quickly than all the ''goody
goody' men in the country.
Greek will meet Greek.-Per-
ham (Minn.) Bulletin. (Rep.)
We scarcely see how the forth.
coming issue of bonds, for which
bids are now asked, will help the
general fnanc::~1l situation. It
will probably result in the treas
ury gold being replenished, but
it will be virtually locking up a
hundred millions of our circula.
ting money, which is by no
means too plenty just now, The
only thing that will bring imme-
date relief to the strained fnan-
cial condition is an increase of
circulating money. Litchfeld
Independent. (Dem.)
Our national bank notes are re-
deemable in any legal tender
money, and had there been no
greenbacks or treasury notes,
banknotes would have been used
to draw out gold for export. The
retirement of the greenbacks
and treasury notes at this time
would seriously contract our cur
rency unless provision was made
for a sound paper currency of
equal volume, and national bank
notes would then serve to create
that endless chain treasury de.
pletion for which the greenback
is now being blamed.-Glenwood
Herald. (Rep.)
The Republicans numerically
scored Cleveland for the bond is
sues of a year or more ago, and
the first thing THEY did when
congress assembled was to
promptly pass through the house
a bill authorizing the issue of
bonds. Likewise they have
fought bittel ly the principle Of
tariff for revenue only'' aud
within a week after congress con-
venes they pass through the
house a purely revenue tariff bill.
This may be called consistency,
but it is a peculiar brand Of the
article.-litchfeld Independent,
Dem. Yes, Bro. Peterson, both
old parties have a way of~being
consistent. Not with their prin-
ciples 90 however, but with the
wishes of goldocracy and mono
poly-ED.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28
The Mortgage.

A mortgage makes man rustic,
and it keeps him poor. It is a
strong incentive to action, and
a wholesale reminder of the fleet
ing months and years. tits fully
as symbolical in it's meaning as
the hour glass and scythe mean
death. A mortgage represents
industry, because it is never idle,
night or day, It is like a bosom
friend, because the greater the
adversely the closer it sticks to a
fellow. 1t is like a brave soldier,
for it never hesitates at charges
nor fears to close in on the enc
my. 1t is like the saudbag of
the thug-silent in application,
but deadly in effect. It is like
the hand of Providenoe-it
spreads all over creation, and it's
influence Is everywhere visible.
It is like the grasp of the devil
fish-the longer it holds, the
greater it's strength. 1t will ex-
ercise feeble energies, and lend
activity to sluggish brain.
But no matter how debtors
work, the mortgage works har-
der still. A mortgage is a good
thing to have in a family-prov-
Eided, always, it is in somebody
else's family-Truth.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28

Have you seen Nelson about
getting a certificate in The Min,
nesota Indemnity Association:
It's just what the laborer wants,
paying weekly benefits, covering
cases Of disability, arising from
either sickness oraccident. You
do not need to die or even suffer
any illness or an accident to win.
It is a conservative, safe and
thoroughly attractive plan OF
mutual protection. Better than
a SAVINGS BANK:-there are
no runs. Think it over serious
ily. Women are insured on the
same terms as men.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28
TAKEN UP.

On Sec. 10, in Town Of Green
Lake, Kandiyohi Co., one dark
gray mare, weighing about ten
hundred. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
charges, at farm on Section 6.
.....=<.~ ii, S. HENDERSON.
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In a JOCu1ar Vein.

In biographical sketch inten
ded to be wholly complimentary
of the banker in Lamar, Kas, a
newspaper Of that town says the
banker has forged his way from
a clerkship to a position in the
firm"
The House Of Representatives
has voted to donate condemned
cannon to Hastings, this state. Is
this for use in the asylum war
with Anoka? With Hastings
shooting. a condemned cannon,
and Anoka firing charges of dry
"Pease,' we may expect lively
times in gopherdom in the near
future. -Litchfeld Ledger,
Many people are not aware
that printers have q language OF
their own almost pnite]ligible ia
the uninitiated, The following
clipped from an exchange gives
an idea Of the printing Office lingo.
The editor says to the foreman;
Billy, put George Washington
on the galley and finish up that
!. murder l71l You com enced yester-
day Set up the ruins Of Her:
leQlancu and distribute the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28

The estimate is that the Peo-
pies partly in 1896, will cast
5,O0O,0 900 votes.-Railway Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28
For Sale or Trade,

| The residence property corner
End street and LitchfeldAve.
Ss=.S.=z =zz|=: s51=sz z4 s=J J. T.OTOS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16

IN THR CIRCUIT COURT or THE
first Circuit, Hawaiian fslands.-l.iLIA
kkAwEANAHI VS.. DAVID KEkWEA-
MaHI. Libel for Divorce.
THE REPUBLIC OF HAwAII-To
the Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands or his
Deputy. greeting
You are commanded to summon David
kesw esmahi. residingin Yokohama. Japan.
defendant. in case he shall file written an
swer w,shin twenty days after service here
81, to be and appear before the said Circuit
Court at the May Term thereof. TO be
holden At Honolulu. Island of Oahu. on
MONDAY. the 18th day of May next. at 10
O'Clock an, 10 show cause why the claim
IT l.ilia keawesmahi. plaintiff. should not
be awarded TO her pursuant to the tenor OF
her annexed petition, and have you then
there this writ with full'return of your pro-
csedings thereon.
Witness. Hon Alfred w. Carter. First
Judge of. the Circuit Court of the
lL-s.l First Circuit at Honolulu. Oahu.
Hawaiian Islands. this 18th day of
April. 1896.
HENRY SMITH. Clerk
certify the foregoing to be true COPY
OF the original summons in SAID cause and
that said Court ordered publication of the
same and continuance OF said cause until
the next August Term Of this Court
HENRY SMITH,
; Clerk Judiciary Department.
Honolulu, May Is. 1896. l75S 6tv
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SUMMONS.

=,
IN CHE DISTRICT COURT OF ma
nases
w. = n. pkNkklill. Deputy Voaee-
sor of Taxes. vs. NS>> J. q nVNiNt>-
AsSeMpsit
hi deputy. or any policeman IN the DIS
trlct 81 hsnslei, Island ef AauS'. Rreeungs
Yea are herenycemusnaed to summon
Mrs. J, Q, neninss 1t she can be found IN
49, :, a.n.Ss, NM, he Ash sav az
Inns iSss ~ m .,,rlses =. m there to
snSwsr ant, ~ Z "A nsver,Ii. peputv
A~ssSs.,r ~ T.x,s in snd for the Fourth
Tsxss,o,, nsxssso,, ~ the Hsx siisn Islands.
:, ,,lss h., ~, The ,,,s,nssff declares snS
ssx~s
Th.ss.,.s .,,ss,,t.nt Nr<J nam;nss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

We the undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrators Of the estate Of
Philip Joaquin. late Of Lahaina, Maui.
deceased. BY order Of the Hon. ]. w.
Kalua, Circuit Judge Of the Second
Circuit, hereby notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to pre-
sent the same, with vouchers duly
authenticated to them, In LAhaiua,
Maui, within six months from date
hereof, or such claims win be forever
barred. All persons indebted to said
estate are also notified and directed to
pay such debts to the Administrators
only.
FATHER ANDREW and KAAIHUE,
Administrators Of the Estate Of Philip
Joaquin
J1ahafna, Maui, May 18th. 1896.
17e4-4ta
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS
Friday. June II

Friday. June IL
Srzr James Make, Peterson fruz
kzszi ports
Hsw- * Mama Ala. Smith fro1
Ner1zS-ls-
rs : ADAMS Watson. from LAha-
TIA
PMS : Rio de Jznesro. wzrd, from
China and japan
Saturday. June Is
S--r. NokOli- HilO. from L2hsins,
Nolokzs and Lanai
S-r ne Al Eiou, Thompson. from
Kauai porSS
S1n-. NIkzhzlA Essiua6. from Kauai
pc--S
Sz- w2izlsSis. GrezO-T, from KOaa
za6 kzE
S=- KAez2, Galway. from o4Au
po-1
Al SIR Transit Jo-gsnssa, from
81 Frz1cisoo
O ? & : y. Al-noTe- Watson from
Portland and Astoria
S@ kinzE- Clarke, from Msui znd
Hawaii
Sunday. June "a
SIR Clza6ins. Cameron from Mani
Po--S
S-- IwzlznL SnyzAe. f7On Hawaii
-o--s
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S. S. Claudine,
cAMERoN. commander.

CAMERON Commander.
VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at ;
O'Clock p n, touching Al Kahului, Ha-
IA. Hznos and KIpahulu. Maui Re
turning. arrives 81 Honolulu Sunday
mornings
VIII call at Nun Kzupo. one< each
month
No freight Vii Be received after D
n On day Of sailing
This company reserves the right &c
make changes il the tine Of departure
and arrival Of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and II VII not Be responsible
for any consequences arising theretron.
Consipes mus1 Be ~ the landings to
receive their freight This company
Vii lot hold itself responsible for
freight after II has been landed
Lire stock received only AZ owners
risE
This company vii not Be responsi-
BE for money OF Taicabies Of passez-
gers unless placed II the care Of purs-
eE
Passengers ara requested 10 purchase
tickets before enbarking- Those fail
ing 70 DO 80 VIII Be subject 70 N s6di-
-iozzl charge Of twenty-five par cent
CT WIGHT, President
S-B. ROSE. Secretary.
Capt J A King Port Superintendent
Honolulu. 4 l. Jan L 1885 :.
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LOCAL BREllTIES.

The Peru is hourly expected from
san Francisco
Gardner wilder. the next Mayor 81
Hslo. hiss had his hands fun OF bust
aeSs since his arrival On the kinsC
last SATURDAY.
joseph NSrsden- Commissioner O:
Agriculture. leaves or The ki12o Tor 5
six weeks tour Of Hawaii He viii
leave the steamer 81 kSvSehas and
walk sroun6 ire Island.
The program a. events in the Fourth
@ JAY races. given under the auspices
Of the Maui Racing Association has
beer made ouA There viii be ten
events and entries vii close June 18th
Before lezxirg Honolulu for the COAST
Bruce Wa-i1g made the statement thsS
he had disposed OF his fo--y-sc7e r-zcs
Of land near Hilo 70 81 Towss o. the
S-x- and chz-lsv Deskey- II is 70 be
divided into house lots
v. G. Irwin for kapioizli Park As
ISOLATION. Is having number Of seats
made 20 accommodate the persons ST
tending The hand concerts 81 the pe-s
O. S1n5sy. X Is nOs expected that zll
TIE benches VIII be finished in time
for tomorrow. hut ny next Sunday they
vii 81 BE completed A subscription
Isl Is being circulated 70 provide funds
Tor hand stand 10 Be erected 81 Ms
Ses Islsn6.
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ef Louisa Marion Told. plaintiff should
not be awarded to her pursuant 20 the
tenor OF Der annexed petition
And have voa then there this writ with
tuil return OF your proceedings thereon.
Witness Hon. ALFRED W. Carter,
first Judge Of the Circuit Court
IL. 81 of she First Circuit at Homo
lulu Oahu, this 1lth day OF
February. 1895
tSign, HENRY SMITH.
Clerk.
l certify the foregoing to be q true copy
Of the original summons in said cause, and
that said Coert ordered puhl cation of the
sane and continuance OF said cause until
the next August term Of this Court.
GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk.
Honolulu. June lst. 1886.
tr6i-ess
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J. W. L0TA-
District Magistrate OF Hanalei.

IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
First Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands. In
Probste-
In the matter OF the Guardianship of
NONG WA aud LEE CHIN Minors
On residing and fling the petition of s
All Nj, the guardian OF Mong Wa and Lee
Chin, minors. praying for an order n
mor1gsge property belonging to his said
Earis, and setting forth certain legal
reaso-s why such property should be mort
gsged-
II i hereby ordered that Frid~y. the Sd
day Of July A. ID 1885, at 10 s'clOcE A. n
~ Cham ers- ID the Court House at Homo
lulu be and the same hereby Is appointed
Is the time and place for hearing said
petition, and that sl persons interested
msy th-nsn there appear and show cause.
Il any they have. why toe same should not
De granted
Dated. Honolulu. June End, 1896
BIZ the Court
I76ls.a Clerk
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NOTICE OF SALE.


By virtue of an execution issued
against Mrs- ]. o. Dominis, under 5udg.
ment given July Is, 1895, in favor Of
J. < Farley, Assessor of Taxes, etc,
Fourth Division, H L, for the sum q
s12s, with 10 per cent added, for de-
linquent taxes, / viii sell at public
auction, at the once Of W. f. H Dever-
III. Deputy Assessor and Collector Of
Taxes, Hanalei, Kauai, on the 9Th day
OF July, A. d. 1886. at noon, one-hal1
Of the life interest Of the said Mrs. J. O.
pominis in and to the Ahupuaa Of In
u1ahai, unless said amount, together
With all charges and expenses, are to
me previously paid
J. KAKINA,
Deputy Sheriff Of Hanalef, Kauai
Hznzlsi, Kauai, June 4. 1856
1856
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DEPARTURES

Friday. June -
Srz-. " c. Ezu. S1zs-sO1. fo-
Nam sid Hawaii
S-- James Make. Peterson. "a.
Azzzi po-rS
Sszr Kasaz. Thompson. tor Oahr
po--s
MSS Rio Dc Jsnei-o. Ward. 70,
Szz Francisco
SATURDAY. June Is.
S--- Eksllks- Wssr- for Hawaii
po--s. ~ = II
n Ship n Thomas. Lernon5. 70,
New YORK
Monday. June L.
O + & 5. y AlCnO1e- Watson FOR
TIE Orient
S-u- KssIa, Thompson. for Oahu
ports
Sa1. ne Al Hon Thompson. fOl
A1uzi ports
Su-. NokolH. EnO. for NOlOkai and
Lz1zL
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IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Hawaiian Islands
WILHELAINA T0GEL vs. HANS
BRODER ASToN VOGEL-
THE REPUBLIC OF HAWAII:
To the Marshal OF the Hawaiian Islands,
or his deputy. greeting You are CON-
msnded TO summon Hans Broder Anton
yogd, defendant IN case he shall file writ
ten answer within twenty days after service
hereof 10 be and appear before the said
Circuit Court at the Nay term thereof. to
De holden At Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. on
Monday the 4th day Of Aey next at ten
O'Clock A. n TO show cz1se why the claim
Of WIlhesminz Fogei plaintiff should not
Be zEzrDed 70 her pursuant to the tenor OF
her ANNEXED petition
And have yo1 then there this writ with
full return Of your proceedings thereon.
Witness Hon A w. Carter, First
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF
LS.l the First Circuit AZ Honolulu.
Oahu this 18th day Of Nay,
Is;gn) GEORGE LUCAS.
Clerk.
certify the foregoing to Be q true copy
Of the original summons In said cause, and
that said Courf ordered publication Of the
same and continuance Of said cause until
the next August term Of this Court
r. d. RELLETT. JE-, Clerk
Honolulu. June 1st- 1886
176+6ta
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PASSENGERS


Fro- Kauai ~ s-mr James Askes
June 11-E z HendrT. W T Schmidt
Tho-zS CzDninS. We cassie, and
eek passengers
F-o- Szu Francisco PEI hE1ne s y
Caste June 1i-lohn Riley
Prom San Francisco. per hk 5 c Al
lsa- Juas lingo A Fisher. Hugo II
Fsshsr. A " van Volksnberg. Mr. and
Ms John Sherman
Fron Gains and japan. Per P n s
: 20 &c Is1eiro- June l2-R- EnDo-r
L.s-ss- ard Il through passengers
Fron Maxi and Nolokzi- per sum
NOkoliL June 1S-Mr- Berry, and OF
6eck-
Prom kauai. pr s-nr ks Al Hou
June 1s-E P Baldwin Dr. Anderson
NJ. Banning Ms Oslsy, Mss Von
Holt and = OF 6eck
Fro- EzEzi. PEI S-Dr Mizzh2ls- June
1s-P-ut Z SchzuinSlznd n SchlsD-
ne. wife zz6 cail67sn- Miss Bonpke-
D J. Frls1Izn6sz. 4 Szlman- and u
q deck
Fro1 Mani and Hawaii Per stn-
Kizzr- June IS-VOlcznO- c 4 Brown,
us L E1ns. Mss c. Snail Ed c
Hume. Mss II Kennedy. Edgar Dur
m. Ms 4 n Thomas. Ms : 7
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Tlnkls-z1- A Dsnps-er, r A LIZ
-z1- II " Y. GOodzIs, G X Wilder
= Reztol- : " Nolzrz1- Miss C
Woods. Mss J 4 Woods. Miss Lncy
Woods. Mss n O. Pz1lding. Mss c.
Garrett " H Cor1xeu- Chang Kim
ken and 11s O. deck
Fuo- Mani ps- SWr C1zuiils- June
IL A ThurStoc- Bro Berrzm- C
A Doyle. J K Josepz- Z yie-rz- T
Jsckso1- : Les6inEhzn- J Neil ?
Gen Al II Loo Joe. J. K HANNA
C n smith D Mack. and "a On deck
Departures
For Ssn Francisco. Per P Ms s Rio
e Tsnei1o-Brucs Wari1g and wife. "
c Dzr- K J Inznzshi. T N SEznzy
Pr Mani and Hawaii PER steamer
" G. Hal J@e 12-Nr. and Mrs
Ar and Dor. George Ross. J LezrE.
Eoz- leicester H0lns. vie and valet
VI Ol61-E " x WzssnzE ard wife
ard Ms CrSEsu. 4 J. Ahu- L No
C1z6lss<. c " Wzisz- ! Lssdinghzn-
Nrs- Ls65ecks. Z Eznzbe-x- J ?
Brow J Fer1S- ? Silva Ako- Geo.
Rodick Mss Esther Kz1hzns. E Lsz-
ans Ian Tong Kzuhzne. w 2 WI
81 Ms Dzoo-z- c D Chase, ". Y
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Mortgages Notice Of intentions
to Forsclose and OF Sale.


NOTICE is HEREHy GIVEN rHAr
BY virtue OF power Of sale contained In Z
Certain moris1Ec' dated The 0sh day q
CHoy, nam YORK, ASEE and HAN
NAN. all of wailua. Island OF Kauai.
h l.. doing business under the firm name
OF See Shinx Wal and COMPANY To Ouon0
Wsh On and Company, Of Honolulu. r.
corded in The office OF the Registrar Of Con-
veyances. in Liber 1s5, f6lios s96. SOL And
SOS, the said Quong wsh On and Company.
mortgages, intend 10 foreclose sid mort
cage Tor breach OF the conditions ia said
mens OF both principal and interest when
due. -. 49,
Notice is also hereby given that ali and
singular the leases In said uortrace con-
tanned and descs ibed will be SOLD at Puh-
lie Auction at the Auction Rooms of Jsme.
=. Morgan, on Queen street. in said Homo
iuiu, on cATUkDAY, the 18th day OF June
A y. lss6. at IL O'Clock noon of said tiavs
Inc property in said mortgage is thus
First-Lease from the estate Of ~
sishop to See Sing Wal & CO., dated fsth
November, 1891. and recorded In Hawa;isn
registry OF Conveyances. Liber lSl. pace
10, Tor eight years; area, about "a acres
second- Lease from the estste of p
nisnQp 10 See Shing Wal & Co.. dared osth
November, 1891, recorded Ia Hawai;sn
Registry OF conveyances, Liber IA nara
$40. for fifteen years; area. about i9<
Third-Lease from Carl Isenbers IN "a.
ching Wal & Co.. dated srd NoSemhsr
iSss. for fifteen years; area. IA 9f-lOo acres'
ana recorded L. Hawaiian Recistrv If Con,
veysnces. Liber 40, page 2a5
Fourth-Lesse from Carl Isenberr to See
Shing Wal 4 Co., dated 3rd November.
1897, recorded In Hawaiian Registry al
Conveyanoes, in Liber l40. page $50, for
fifteen years; area, IA s4-lO0 acres.
Filth-All other leases belonging 10 said
See Shing Wal & Co. Of premises at Wailua.
hapaa, Island of Kauai
Sixth-Al oxen, horses. fowls, animaIs.
tools. implements, houses, structures, i'm
provements, rice floors store houses. and
all the rice now growing on the above
named leased land, together with all and
every other species or description OF pro-
perty pertaining to their 1.-THE said mort
g,eors) rice plantation at said Wailus,
Island of Kauai.
QUONG wAH & CO..
Terms: Cash; deeds at expense Of pur-
chaser.
For further particulars apply to
CHANG KIN,
Agent for Mortgages.
Dated Honolulu. May u, 1895. I'd
The above sale is postponed by consent
until June Nth 1903 .N
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The property to be sold. is as follows: All
that piece of land situated at Waikahalulu.
said honolulu. and described as follows:
Commencing at the north corner of this
lot at stone wall at road and running by
the magnetic meridian of this point ). $3.50
(. IL teet to rock marked with cross; s.
400 E. 1883 feet across kula land; 3. fS 80
E. 1873 feet along Kuauna to corner of
fence; 5. So 10 W. 66 feet along fence aloue
Warehouse; n. AZ 80 w. 24.5 feet along
Warehouse; n 81 10 W. l43 feet along
Warehouse; N. So 81 w. 1865 feet along
Waterhouse to road; n Al 20 Z. 1885 feet
along road and wall to initial point. Area,
59-I0O acre, being a portion of the land
described IN Royal Patent No. 66i, L. c. A.
l736. 1867 Alta
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that /, Chop Tin (Ch-)
Of Kappa, Disric- q Kaxsihsa, island
Of Kz1zi- Hawaiian Islands, hold a.
agent treasurer and manager. collect
and pay ont. sign AL documents and
ehzt1els, leases and upon All things
and property Of the firm name Of See
Shing Wal Co
! make 4 protest against such sale
published IN the Hawaiian newspaper
KuEkos- dated Nay Is. A D. 1855. Be-
tEe.ez Chop Choy. Ham Took, Asee
and Ham Nsu Of Wsfluz, Island
Of Kznsi. Hawaiian Islands. under
the firm name Of See Shing Wal Co
70 Quong Tzh On & Co, Of Honoiulu.
island q Oahu mortgages intends 70
foreelose the mortgage for non-pzy-
uent q principal and interest
furthermore say that / hold, since
November L. A. D. 1881 until today.
a. advisers ard Representatives Of the
See Shing Wal Co
And The See Shinz Wal CO. today II
indebted 70 ne Last December. 1855.
Ezs So zszz5. With sz.5eo expenses
The whole SIN comes I'D s1z.7szzs-
And I also say that Chang Kim and
Quo1E Wzh On & Co have no right
whatever % make sale and notice,
Eithcur bringing things before the
co1r
CHOP TN.
Agent and Manager See shing Wal Co
Kz7zz, Hawaiian. Kz1zi. Nay =.
1sss- 17s4-1u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16

IE THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The
First C5rcuif, Hawafian Islands-
LOUISA MARION TODD -. ALFRED
ADRIAN TODD; separation
The REPUBLIC OF HAWAII.
To the Nar1hsi Of the Hawaiian Islands.
or his deputy greeting You are COM
m&nded 70 summon Alfred Adrian Todd.
defendant in ease he shall file written an
srer within twenty days alter service
hereof. 20 Be AID appear before the said
CIrcusf Court It the Nay term thereof to
be bosden It Honolulu Island Of Oahu. on
Monday. The - day Of May next. At ten
O'Clock A. y 70 shoE cause pby the claim
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16
IMPORTS

From China ard Japan. pr o. & O.
: 5 Copcie, June sz3 tons japanese
ard Chinese general MERCHANDISE
Froz Ne-czs-ie. pr Hzv TX Mama
Al JC1s 1z-1155 tons coal and case
pants Consigned 70 Wider & Co
Froz Po-r Blaksley. Per schr Spo-
E1s- June $50 50 Il rough lumber.
&7zs< 4 dressed lumber and 10. 60
sAinEiss consigned 70 Wilder & Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16
Art Goods.

TIE demand sor cclorS both
water an1 OIL IS the Slrest In
iiczsion q : refined taste Snoas
the ladies q the Islands We
as in q position 70 supply tHs
demand.
A fllll SGprly q colo-S,
brushes els, vanish AMI oan-
vas always On hand
Picture framing, satisfactory
picture framing, IS d0e largely
70 the taste displayed in the
seleSSoa u roalaiRgs that
viii hz-monize with the pic
u-s- We have the taste ana
nsoaldiagS Let rs give you q
suggestion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16
BORN

FAFE-Ar Mana Kz1zi, June z. 1sss.
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G00DNAS-In .Ho1oluln. Jrne 1s.
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daughter