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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13

. Whats the matter with you, Mr.,
t!aiii! asked the rural lawyer Of
the rural editor. II never knew
you TO pitch into a man the way
you have into the deacon"
Yes, and ! ain't through with
him yet. Think Of that old skinflin,
'subscrihin' for government bonds
before ne subscribed for his home
PaPer!-Detgoit Free Press.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13

The price of wheat has dropped
almost 40 per cent, owing to the col.
lapse of Letter, the wheat gambler,
and the only thing on which the Nc.
klnleyites could base their claims
OF prosperity has gone a-glimmer.
ing. Good times that depend en-.
tlrely on the failure of a foreign
wheat crop and tho success Of
American gamblers in breadsluffs.
II shaky kind Of prosperity.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
BLooDLnss VICTORIES
Ten Large Porto Rican Cities Have
Cspitulated.


Cspitulatsd.
Half of Porto Rico 10 now United
States territory. Ten towns have
already capitulated without a shot
and without parley. The Americans
have but to make their appearance
and the municipalities are theirs.
In some of the towns the stars and
stripes have been hoisted even before
the United States troops arrived, SO
eager are the Porto Ricans 10 turn
their affairs over to the invaders.
The Americans are looked upon not
as conquerors, but 40 liberators.
The ''Star Spangied Banner" il
cheered 40 soon 40 it 10 raised over
the public buildings.
The inhabitants Of the surrendered
towns state that the Spanish SOL
diers have all fed in terror to San
Juan. They took the military road
and finally disappeared in the
mountains. At FIRST the Spanish
civilians were as greatly alarmed as
the military, and joined the soldiers
in their flight. When they learned
of the manner in which the people
who remained had been treated they
began to return, and as they ap-
preached the town which they had
so hurriedly left they could be heard
at the top Of their voices,
''Viva los Americanos p They have
recovered from their fright, and an
that they are in accord with
the changed conditions and that
they will support the newly estab-
lished government.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13

The political pot is on and the
gentle sizz of political steam is
beginning to escape. Candidates
for the different Offices are bobbing
up from all sides with carpet bag
in hand ready for the regulation
campaign tour.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
The next stampede will be to
Porto Rico to take up coffee and
banana ranches.

ave are the silver party" say
the Democrats, land those who pro-
fess to be SO interested in the white
metal let them join hands with us. !"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13

1t 10 suggested that primaries for the
election of delegates bs held ia each pre-.
cinct on
Saturday, July 30, 1898.
Dated July %, 1898.
CHARLES H. HARVEY.
Chairman Democratic County Central
Committee.
EDWARD -FLANnERr, Secretary.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
A ROYAL QUARREL.
The Princess Of Wales Goes Home
to Her Mother.

Woman In the Case, Of Courss--Lady Wa
wick, Formerly Lady Brooke, Attending
on Albert-Seory that the Ousoa 81 Doa
mark WAs LII Nat Borne Out,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13

the Princess, who, naturally, resented the
presence on board Ct her floating home,
the Osborne, Ut . peeress whom she dc.
clined to recognize in London.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
NOTICE 10 Kan. sUsocnloRas.

fho dAtO prinneA on the WF0Opoe ~ NoJA
- Or denotes the tl1o up ~ which eAs
eubser1plion has been paid.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
Call for a Democratic County
Convention.

NOTICE is hereby given that Demo
cratic County Convention will be held Al
Ketchum, Blaine County, Idaho, on
Saturday, August Is, 1898,
at IL o'clock m, for the purpose of nom.
mating delegates ia the State Conven
tion. which will be held At Boise, Idaho,
on August oath, 1898.
The basis of representation Of the pre-
cincts to be ~ follows:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
Tired OF Life
Could Not Sleep. Was Nervous,
and Had Headaches

Al These Troubles Completely
Cured by HOODS 9aroapar;ila.
81 think 1t 4 duty to express my thanks
Tor the good have derived from Hoods
SArsaparilla. About . year ago became
perfectly worthless. could sleep but
few minutes st time during the whole
night, and when I rose In the moenine I
felt woxSe than when went to bed.
became very nervous and had sick and
di1xy headaches. I was almost tired OF
life, and did mot care for anything. /
made mp my mind to try Hoods sar-
saparilla. Iprocured bottle and began
taking It. Finding the first bottle
helped me got the second, and kept on
until I had taken four bottles, when
was completely cured" SAMUEL WHITE,
Birch Bay, Warrington. Get only
Hoods s pss;';a
The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Hoodsr Dille are the only pills 70 take
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
WESTERN LODE

scanning IN, at the discovery stake ,,...
L. ~ LOO feet to s center smS Iease
ozo sOv feet to corner is ident;,,..i1 esss
corner ~ OF the Eastern lode Of "a MA
Yey; y. =. Mineral Monumen, No 'Iu sss'
~ ~ r. 2SSY.5 feet; thence : 400 % 1es az
zee. 70 corner IL; thence n 10 n, W.,
reef 20 corner II; thence N $50 + 40 /" -
corner !oi thence s SO 45' Z Az t tssst
corner ~ thence s Ito 30 + I3u1 t ies' .
I ,s;n 40, the place of beginning s ~ =
lalning all area vi IS. 359 acres ess'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
STERN LODE

beg I'M at the discovery stst. -.
N Sx 20 $50 feet to corner y. . emo shsass
w 10y feet to corner 10: th.ro oneHes Sx1s
" oOO feet to corner II go i70 y
corner . of the Atlantic jods e nt with
sey; thence $50 w $50 feet n " shIa ss..
from corner IL the U. ), Mins eG'nss u
lnent No l bears s 20 10, yxsa aAeaA.
thence 1lo ~ w 1909 feet r. coo a lest:
snence n $40 Z $50 feet to corner I ~ u:
~ ~ L $500 feet to corras' sasass
1914 acres. 'aiNihg an area 4
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-08-13
ATLANTIC MILL SIZE

nesinning at corner /, corner 6 OF ia
atlantic iode OF this survey bears n $40 81
1904 feet. and U. s. Mineral Monument
No pears n GOO ~ 4 haas feet; themes
a. ~ T. 1896 feet to corner z; themes
no 'o ~ oCO feet to corner s. themes y
40 ~ w 1856 1eet to corner 4. thenes
$50 ~ h s0J feet to corner /, the placs u
beginning. Containing all area of scrsI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22

ss6 vs-E os~s1 TIP cn Wien 81
GAYS from Ne1c2s91a the Defiance
S7.oSe me Garner Doye- On The wsy
M Aug S&nlherg, rAs Defiance sew
ard died 81 consumption ard waS
buried 81 So
Ths parser q ne James Maksa de-
MES Thai z11sa SasS we're ~lesr OF
h2C2I cy the steamer James Make
3 S-G-eG in one q the afternoon pa
PES vss1sr52y, The sugar LEFT On
Kauai when ras M2sss left Nspa2
w--sS Is fo1aoSS> Alsnes. $50 hays.
Asal5z, T91&, Et2aa-arlc. S0eG, L.
h1s, 1885, holo&, 1859, MaAzwslt
53o- G & r. t13@ and ksS2hz. 55Qe.
The o=1s-s- o@es-s and crew Of the
steamer RaSu Standard mere awarded
CAs SIM Of Ez-Gle for salvage Sszvscss
rendered chs B-5cfSA SezEaer S-ra-h-
more, ey touring her into s. joins
N p 2f1s- she t26 lost her propeller.
While oC Chs 7oy2ss from ArsrcSSsl
To RzlC5zo-s IN Novs=sbsE tzST- The
R2SC Standard wzS OF her way from
Tine 70 PnI1ats,Q152- The aSa-t W.
5-vizs,5 as follows z. 500 20 the ow1-
s-s Of The B2Sr Standard, $50 II her
22S.s-- 216 s159 70 her crew acoo15i-z
GO -hes- rating
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
No More Coal Sensation.

: collier z--lra5 tr1l NeEc2<.ls Ess-
t=-tzy ~5c1 SO ions u coal reported
u y = o-5s-- &z5 yzt c1s-s were 10
l5c-S ezu as made upon
United States Co-SuL General Hay ood
u Il Advertise 7s-o-cs- - soo2 -
rz= schooner VS. 5-S5s- M-- Haywood
sid -1z- q ozs -zs Es 1z5 1=sn zsgo-
rating 5o- -1e cargo y This particular
vasss- 1-c EzE ben MD II -ke agents
t1z- ne entire o1zs-ZEs-c R2< ssli
al-sz5y Es-e II Eo-2-1l-- Tee AEsr-
51- GoTs--Es-e i 1o- making any
5--c15- rz-c1zseS u aoal Ee-e
Up Il 5z-e al raoa.s ~ho have gone
Il -Ls wz-z- t-,1zt u on Cp3a The bar
q have : look q c1al reported u b
s-c-aE q Lhs decks q -hs L : gun
beaz Bz15zgco7 have failed 10 uoecS
zcy-1l1g u 5s so---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
Cargo Of : y Castle.

-1s 1a-k : y Castle c-s2rs5 S2-
Francisco ta- Hc-o2--1 With : genera
merchandise cargo aec-- -Ae 5.h
A7o-E s1s r-1s57z- S15q1s--< we7s
l1s sos.avz1E so his Elc1-- ISIS las.
Po~5sz. - rs Tea as0-4 lbs Sugar
$3.50 Ms salt . aols- S1-1cc- 500 l1s-
Oars = c.ls- W1=zr, lao gals, S26 IS.
q Vine q 4.E Ms D-5a5 Blood. 17-5
ms Meal Z & C2-u55sS- 80 kssS
-s1E- = & Paints and O5ls- Ett gals
Ser s . Boots and Shes e
Sap :. kegs Po-k = bales Ezy- c
* E555E-zS -1s ssS Bran = coils
RoZa - g Ea15EG-s- 4s@s lis Lard
* Dry Gods. e q Canned Goods
~ lbs Bread $500 lis Com &
1LzaEl2s-v & Electrical Goods so
-oss- 6-us-. : rolls Ls1cks-. 100 g
Sap 2e-Gs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator with the xiu
annexed and Trustee Of The Estate OF
the late Simon Roth, OF Honolulu.
Island OF Oahu, deceased: Notice is
hereby given to all persons 70 pre-
sent their claims against the Esta.-
OF said S. Roth, deceased, duly anthem
tlcated, whether secured by mortgage
or otherwise to the undersigned az
his Office on Merchant street in Homo
lulu, Oahu, within six months from
the date hereof CT they viii be for
ever barred. And all persons Indebted
to said estate are hereby requested
to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated Honolulu. April Is. 1898.
CECIL BROWN.
Administrator with will annexed ana
Trustee Of viii Of s. Roth. deceased.
1960-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
DEPARTURES.

TEssi2y, april Is.
ca : s N5oEeza- Ennias. toz
he Colonies
Stm- Maui. Freeman. tar Mani ports.
Snr. Clzutils, Cameron for Maui
and EzEsI po--S
S-". hs Al Eou- Thompson, for La-
EzL-2
Scnr- Nos2E- Petersen, to- Hoookaa.
SEr- " G. Hall E2ElEe, for kE-
uzt paris
ssnr IEal4nE Grs=ury. for HOMO
kza
s@r- WaiaE=aE=, Parker, for Oahu
ports
snr- nl5kahalz- Thompson. toz
Kauai ports
Wednesday. April -.
N 5 $ Peru, Frss-s. for China
and japan
E2-. 6E R P Rthet- Thompson.
for San FEzceIsco-
An bkD- s G. Wilder. McNeill. 10,
San Francesca
S1nr- Helene Macdonald. fo- Molo-
kai and Hawaii
SIM James Makes. Tullsr, fo- Kz-
pa
Thursday, April u
Snr. Hasas, Mosher. for Oahu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Inc undersigned having been duly
appointed Exeeurix OF the last viii
and testament of Joseph Seaburv ate
OF Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu
deceased: Notice is hereby given 70
all persons to present their claims
against the Estate Of said Joseph Sea
oury, deceased, duly authenticated
whether secured BY mortgage or other
wise TO the undersigned, at her resi-
dence on Liliha street. Honolulu afore-
said, within six months from the date
hereof or they viii be forever barred
And all persons indebted TO said Es-
tate are hereby requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated Honolulu; April Is, 1898.
MARY N. SEABURY.
i'oV-4I Executrix.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22

Ms ! --T=so- resting e. Tzf Esag
S-ssc. Al-r-. IL. Suffered viii sctz-1c
-ts--z-1 to- over eight moths Sic
G1c-u-s-- t1- = csEiE IL ~tola q this
@s. C2E Tz-.oE T1s$ ren1>
Zsa5a5 :! E5s-cs, and Vas C-s7-a5 =!
rte ozEsczzS- hui rscstTsi 10 rA5s.
Sc TN 1881 oos s16 kz1 bottles q
C1E-ds--n's Pain BAN which -
-ess5 : o3-pl=-s c-a LELs Is plh-
Lzs1[ lar r=--=sC- s. she ~E-ts ot1-
CTS S-z-lzr1! aE-ic=i % know Etzt
g-s5 E=-- E-o- sale By al druggists and
Eszls-s Elsu-- Smith & C0p1Ei
Limited zz-ts for Ez-ziizE Islz-1s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
BY AUTHORITY.
PUBIC LANDS NOTICE

On saturday May istA. a. L aooa.
at front entrance Of Judiciary building
VIII BE- sold a, auction.
Lease OF the Government lands Of
Kamiloloa and MaSaSupaiS. Moiokai
containing 1885 acres. more or less
Term 81 lease. q years.
Upset rental $500 per year. PAYABLE
Seui-snnuaIly in advance.
Lease subject 70 special provisions
for forest preservation. for eradicasiar
iantana. and 70 reservation for settle
nent purposes.
For fun particulars. pans. etc. apply
at office Of Public Lands. HonoInla.
J. =. BROWN.
lSSS-td Agent OF Public lands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
WHARF AND WAVE.

Tie dz-k=zl5as Ar1asr ar-iFsd il
San Francisco u April s-h- Is days
1roz Chiz po--
O. 4p-L 11-5- c5s sc1oooe-s Albert
Mere aid Olga s--5Fa5 Il San Fran
ezs1s tr1- Esh1IzL
TIE s-sa1G Mani cook sEsy SONS
- japanese Izbo-e-s ron E1e quar-
au-lna station ID Tzr59ls plantations
q Mani ysz=rdzE-
4Eozg the cargo o. Lh= Z@zlzz6iz
Etich szEl=5 ysS-sr5sy Eas T7.sl
ozz q EE, q bags Of eo=se and
1ts9G 5-o63ss q bf5sS
The following Tesse-s hare sailed
sncz San Francisco for parts On tLsSs
1slzz5s- April :. Gn67e~ TeIca and
C D. Bryz1t for Eo-oiuIE- bk1n- Geo.
C Perkins .oE KzhUlUi: April 10. brig
C.0-s1elo to- Nzh1ko-z
TIE American bsrksatine : G. VII
Ger. Mcneil uzs-s-, sailed for San
Francisco y@-ao5zy morning Ei-h Z
cargo q 1913 5zS Of sugar Esighing
zg7S S15 p,o115s. valued Al SIS ySSs and
s-z11a5 u 7 4 Sc5eetar & Co. and
c 8-eEe- & Co
ThA HzEziizn bark 2 P Rirha
TL9-pso1 0zSE. sz5lz5 f0- San
FrzzsEso3 Ees-er5sy Nth z cargo OF
s-sss bzg Of szzr Ee-EaEng 3,g7s. SIS
goZr6s- Esl1e5 q s1sze7I and shipped
y Ces-ls Z Cooke. c BreEE & Co
aot z ! Seazef=r & Co
TIE Hsle1s sailed lzts yesterday
afternoon for HeEz5i po-Is Nth 2
fuu cargo Ot general ue-c1zzdiss
among The passengers t0r MoloEzi
zas J. : NcCzz6isss zho hs5 z5os-.
the Helena The vel boring outfit q.
TIE NcCandIess Bros THIS XII .
landed Il Es1nzkzksi Eber= il L Do
posa5 ID bore = auubzE Of Eellz.
Ths American se1oozsr Defiance
BLoan zzste-. arrived II port yesrsr
day afternoon. IS days from NsEzztl
WITH z cargo Ct SO tozs Of coal 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
PASSENGERS


Fro0 KAPPA per smr- james ME-
zsz Ap-l 1l-S- kzeo, Mss 4 T-ask
From hzlsi porrs. Per scnr. Az1ai.
April zi-AILss MeLziz. !. / Silva and
; u deck
From CHA and japan Per o. & O.
s : Gaelic. April Ill r Elliott J.
Lsezz1kz- NJ azd Mrs Hugh s Lan-
dor ThroCEh- 7. Bensol, Z. Bisier-
nam Mrs. c L Bishop. II Bosa-
%t-z. Miss " Z B1oAw. Z. BurcaarG,
I B Davis. J Dickinson Capt and
Mrs Ctzs Dodge and child T. Eh-is-
1zzz- Miss l. II Barter. II D, O.
GeElsr- Thomas Grsig J. Hardy, J "
Ee1-oz- Col and Mrs ?. ". Hen
ming. Richard so5cks-I- Mr. and Mrs
Hong Sing and children, D =
EoJy-- T. Hor5ksri- H y. JsEriS
Miss judge H EslszlI. 1Lr and Mrs
c Es6zoo K Ksai. R J Kirby. Mr.
and Mrs Lae Ctuch and child, M and
Mrs. P Risazac.sr, Col 4 4 SzE-
y=r. H Schubert. 4 c. Shah BsToaS;
Tch z6k0Tsky and daughter. Keno Tz,
berz. Ts5kaeh Tslskz- Can't l. War
azrh. ! r n. Mrs Warazck and
chii6rsu- h T. Weeks, J. wilcox
" YATES
Departures
For san Francisco. pr snT- Zaa-
lzadiz, April 1s-Mrs- J c. Anderson
J. C. Bennett, Mrs J z Beck. H G
Boswell. r J. Berger, Mr. and Mrs
CouEo-. 4 ColTadt, ". H CornEeu
j. J H Drake, W ?. Drake. L 7
Duncan Mr. and Mrs Freshman
Miss I Fuss, Dr.. S. 4 H=sler, L.
I n. Miss n. Holmes, Miss Hail an
maid Z c. Holmes Mr. and Mrs "
P Jones h ". jones, Mrs L 3. Ksr
and ? children, Dr. 6 Kojimz an
wife. 8 3. Ks16eld. Miss Lore, 3Iis
( Leighton W 4 1--we. p L Lille al
rife. NJ D 8l0nssT-zt, CAPT J. MeDon
nall, Dr. Igz MO-i, 2 B. MeLzin. IFS
Pauline Ns1-znn- Mrs Nie5Iing an
dzugars-, Dr. T " Olco1- Mrs. T. d
Price and daughter. u. Phillips. L :
Prior. 2 H Porter. Mrs J. c. Paul.
so1- Mas A 2 Pratt H D. Stone an
wif=. Mr. and Mrs. n z Smith. Mar
Tin Smith. Wm- Woo-, Mrs H H WI
Izzs. H z WicaDa1, Miss L WiIso-
Mrs W Il ZszFe and 8 storage.
For Hilo and ray ports. pers hi
3 Clzudine, April is-volczno: Mrs.. Z
/ 3 Sherman. Mrs Henri CzzIe. va
portz: Il Loaisson and rife, Mrs. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
CORPORATION NOTICE.
In re Dissolution OF the HAWAIIAN
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

WHEREAS: The Hawaiian Cen
suuction Company. a Corporation e.
taolished and existing under and bv
virtue Of the Laws OF the Hawaiian
Islands, has. pursuant TO the law in
such case made and provided. duly
nied at the Office OF the Minister O.
the Interior, a petition for the disso-
luton Of the said Corporation together
with a Certificate thereto annexed as
required by Law.
NOW THEREFORE. Notice * hare
by given to any and all persons who
have been or are now interested IN
any manner whatsoever in the said
Corporation, that objections to the
granting of the said petition. must be
fled in the Office of the Minister OF
the Interior on or before FRIDAY
May 9Th, 1898. and that anv person
or persons desiring TO be heard thereon
must be in attendance at the Office OF
the undersigned in the Executive
Building, Honolulu, at 10 O'Clock a m
OF said day, to show cause why said
petition should not be granted
J. A KING.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, March 1st. 1898
1947-9tF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
ACT Is.
AN ACT To PROVIDE FOR THE ELECTION OF sen
ATORS

AN ACT To PROVIDE FOR THE ELECTION OF sen
AToRs
WHEREAS SECTION OF 81 CONSTITUTION Pro
vIDEs THAT GENERAL ELECTION OF 1899 SENATORS
ELECTED THREE CLASSES To HOLD OFFICE FOR
Two, -Four AND SIX YEARS RESPECTIVELY, AND THERE
AFTER FOB TERMS OF SIX YEARS; AND THAT THE DETAILS
SUCH ELECTION APPoRTIoNMENT TERMS SHALL
PROVIDED LEGISLATURE; THEREFORE
By the Legislature of Republic of Haaii:
SECTION general year 1899 elee-
of Senators shall be entitled to elect Senators follows
Second Senatorial District Senator for
years Senator for of four years and Sen
ator for a of six years.
In the Third Senatorial District Senators for of
two years years
for a of six years
In the District term of
two years four years one Sen
for a of six years.
Senatorial District term of
four years and Senator for term of six years.
AT all subsequent general elections electors
of Senators shall be entitled follows
In the Second District Senator for term
of six years
In the Third District Senators for term
of six years.
Senatorial District the general
the year and every third general thereafter
two for of six years. and all general
elections, Senator for term of six years
In the Fourth District Senator for term
of six years excepting that the general elections
year every third general election thereafter
ators shall be elected
SECTION g. This shall effect from the date of it's
publication
Approved this 10th day of April, A. D. 1895
SANFORD B. DOLE.
President of the Republic of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
on TUESDAY. APRIL %. IS
At Il O'CLOCK NOON,

The following described premises.
situated 81 kanaksta. Honolulu, and
more particularly described in Deed
from Bruce Cartwright and Alexander
! Cartwright, Mortgages, TO ". H.
HslS1s2d, san deed being OF record in
Lber 1+s on pages SIS, SIS, $40. dated
Nov. 81, 1888. being
Lot S-Connsnci1g 81 west angts Of
this lot on a1auka side OF road $50 feet
from angle If same and running: L
y So 81 z true los feet along lot :;
IS - 40 Z true 75.5 feet along L
c. award 3155 apan2 10 Male; IS.
So 81 u. true 115s feet along Lot
1; thence, IN. 3d. 10 u. true a feet
along mad rs feet widel 10 initial
point Area. 1SS-1Ooo acres. and being
portion Of Ap2n2 I OF Royal Patent
No. 1885, L c. i No gas, 20 kalaeo-
kskoi for kzlzkinI, together with all
the te1eneats, heEeditaneats, ease
mems, improvements rights. privileges
and eppurtsaances thereto belonging
OF in any wise sppertainiug
There is dwelling house on the
property. containing. parlor. dining
room ; BEDROOMS, kitchen. pantry,
etc
TERMS in L. S. Gold Coin.
Conveyance Al the expense OF the pur-
chaser.
GEO. HONS and CaAS. WILCOX.
Administrators Estate OF W II
Halstsad
Sale subject 10 approval Of The Court
JAS. ?. MORGAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-22
CORPORATION NOTICE

In re Dissolution OF The wAIHEE
SUGAR COMPANY.
WHEREAS-The Waibes S,,s,-
Company. a Corporation established
and existing under and By virtue OF
the Laws OF the Hawaiian Islands has
pursuant TO the law in such case made
and provided, duly filed at the Office o.
the Minister of the Interior. a petition
for the dissolution Of the said eorpo--
alton together with Certificate thsra-
to annexed as required by law.
NOW THEREFORE - Notice =.
hereby given to any and all persons
who have been or are now Interested
IN any manner whatsoever in the said
Corporation. that objections 70 the
granting OF the said petition. must Ia
HE'D In the Office OF the Minister OF thu
Interior on or before FRIDAY. A,riI
~ 1885. and that any person or per-
sons desiring to be heard thereon must
De In attendance at the Office OF The
undersigned in the Executive Building
Honolulu. at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said
DAY to show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
]. A KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
interior ONCE, February %. 1855.
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RoSS DC, Oliver, c. : nSSsy. i e
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No. the kasna-

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS

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