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LOCAL BREVITIES.

John Lane filed his nomination GER
tificate yesterday as candidate for the
House of Representatives.
Mrs. S. G. Wilder and Mrs. f, X, c.
Gibbons have arrived in London, They
Will remain there for some time.
I News from England comes to the eff
feet that Rev, Alexander Macintosh
has been In Newcastle on Tyne, and Is
on his way to London.
The engineer of the steamer j, A,
Cummings. Edwin A. Cant. left In tn
kinau. lie VIII take the position OF
engineer in the Onomea sugar mill.
The savings bank department Of the
postotl!ce is moving into the old bull +
ing ON the Waikiki side. in the quarters
lately used by the Board Of ReSlstra
tion.
Two scows belonging to the oahu
Railway. which drifted away during
the storm. were found stranded on the
reef, near the wreck of the Edward
. Brien.
j. +, Brown, commissioner of public
lands, viii so to Hawaii IN Tuesday
next and tour the whole Island, looking
into matters connected with Tie work
of the lands department
Mrs w. NJ Graham Is feeling greatly
refreshed by her trip TO Hawaii and
Maui. The ISilohana Art League mem
bsrs are much pleased al her rsturn In
time for the autumn exhibition.
The Inter- Island steamship Company
are considering the question of increas-
ing the capital stock of the company,
ana have therefore called a meeting OF
The stockholders for Tuesday, October
So
Ia the windows Of the store of the
Pariie Hardware Company there arr
displayed a number OF Autographs II
the buildings which have been erected
for various plantations about the Is
lands by Milliken brothers OF New
York
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Think unI,sa states ehssla Psy fer
Hawaiian Htamys

Hate postmaftsfa VI over the Islaadl
arr Sending ia communications eohrefn
lux thF attion Of The United Etatea GOV.
eminent In refusing 10 feimburao Them f5r
he stamIs which they seni 10 Washi1r
iou 10 ~ dsstro.,i WIRING 70 the Star.
aue n them has this 90 say
Me point Of responsibility whether OF
the United states o. the Hawai- sn Gov
rrumcnt should have been determined boz
tore the stamps weru destroyed aud th
amounts either rs.mhuftvd " the stamps
returned. The United States postal au-
th0fties having received aud destroyed
the property OF the pOstmastcrs. are by
that act responsible for the value OF them
The United States postoiiice having
Ec ne 40 far let II keep faith with their
pOstmasterH and themselves look to the
Hawaiian Government for reimburse
ment
II claim that un.er the circumstances
each postmaster who 90 delivered M his
stock OF stamps on hand and who has no;
been reimiur for the value OF them IL
fully emil led TO deduct said value from
any funds he may have on hand belong
Ink to the United States postofiice.'
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221S-Jan. 8.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers. In Probate.
In the matter OF the Estate of Wo Hing,
late OF Hllo, Hawaii. deceased.
The petition and accounts of the ad :
ministrator of the estate of said de-
ceased having been filed. wherein he
asks that his accounts be examined
and approved, and that final order be
made OF distribution of the property
remaining In his hands to the persons
thereto eatitled, and discharging him
from all further responsibility as such
administrator.
1t Is ordered. that Monday. the 18th
day of November, A. d. 1900, at 10
o'clock a. M. before the Judge of said
court at the courtroom of the said court
at Honollu, Island of Oahu, be and the
same hereby is appointed as the time
and place for hearing said petition aad
accounts. and that all persons interest
ed may then and there appear and show
cause, II any they have, Why the same
should not be granted.
Honolulu, September 81, 1900.
BY the court.
p. ID. KELLETT JR.. Clerk
2l5-4tF-Sept. 2S; Oct. 6. IL, 10.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E1REg
Circuit " the Territory uf Hawaii
At Chamberlain Probate.
In the matter 81 the Esstale adf AlasT
Kaumana Wioemann. late ~ EI0nO-
lulu Oahu, deceas O.
The petition and accounts 81 ris>
executors of the will OF said 1eceas.-r
having been filed. wher in th q sasf lilll
their accounts be examined anr auprak,-
ed, aud that a final or1ed be nlace n
distribution 81 the property remaining
IN their hands 20 the persons tnereiG
entitled. and discharging them 1rOm al
further sp0nsiblltty as Euch .ex roui0-E
1t is ordered. that Friuag. the 20 ues
Of November. a. ID 1870. al 30 sCiesScf
a. m. before the Judge " salr cDlr-r
at the courtroom of sale scop-f Il @IO-
nolu u, Island Of Oahu. be ane the 'same
hereby is appointed as the slime ant
place for hearing said petition snc a.~
counts. and that q PERSONS ] ssisrs.zatsf
may then and there APPEAR and fsiaus
cause. II any they haze, VIM -he Eafne
should not be granted
Honolulu. Cctubar 1f, 1ee1
BY the Court
y. u. KELLE5-T n. <,serss.
2221-4tf-Csct- 1g. 70: osoy 20
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i.nH thefeef havs bseu rFsseaIea = fsH
@tltf aHH afs sHHese' e. - o. stss
ifit'ef aHN feffineat 81 His asaI
Ntifiti ~ ; az SATISFIES tisat 80
Solr tlsftH ueftiassi saa tases. asss 3
nn further satisHet ti4at aia setaiHs
anainsi the said JhRitk ssusviu74T
rHl'N'ft. i4lMtTiaD. liaee hesn .naa
and discharged
NOW THEREFORE, AHos - aglsal
in consideration ~ the Drena.sas anE
~ reason t. the oontnans aDpeatnsE s
do herr declare that thc iaatn Cos.
porntion, the JANIS q 8oWaFsTT
ESTATE, LIMITED. b. Hereby titssotg-
ed Bnd that the surrender Of tl,s arti-
cles 81 association nled fSoVentsr 12nC.
1875, b. hereby accepted on sscnah ~
the Government OF the .rsrritrrV 81
Hawaii
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND ann tho
Seal OF the Treasurere a0fiice 1hH
9th day OF October, a. d. 1855.
fSigned) THEO. r. LANSING.
22ls--4tF-Oct. 12-l6-19. 1reasursr.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Tuesday. october 10.
zstmr. Aiauna Loa, Slmerson. for Lahai-
,zxa. MEalaea. Kona and Kau.
Stmr. Upolu, Dalton. for honolpu and
ZKawaihac.
Etmr. Klnau, Freeman, for Hilo and
rzvaE ports.
Sksimr Nocnu. Wyman, for Laha!na Ho-
spskaa and Kukuihaee.
9ssmr. Maui. Parker. for Maui ports, at
y ~. m.
Rimr. w. G. Han, Thompson. for Kauai
sporis. al D. m.
Gas gchr. Surprise, for Kauai ports, at
%. ai.
Stux-. Lehua. Bennett. for Mclokai ports
at 81. m.
:stmr. NiIhau. Thompson, 'or Kauai
.Schr. Mile Morris, Rahaunaele, for Ko-
ls,oa.
u. S. Naval collier Justin, Scott, for
Manila via Guam, at p. m.
Blk. Skagit. Robinson, for Port Gamble
tho ballast or freight.
Wednesday. October IL
s.. S. Coptic. Kinder, for Orient, at 4
Up. m
stm-. Mikaha,a, Peterson, for Koloa. Mt
Is u. iTn.
Bk Olympic. Gibbs. for San Francisco,
ezvith sugar.
Schr. Rosamond Ward, for San Fran
.eisoc. with sugar.
fSclr. Kawa!lani, for Koolau ports.
rAoan.
Schr blanche and Ella, for Hanalei, 9
=Schr. Ka Moi. for Eleele, p. m.
Thursday, October Is.
Htmr. Iwalani. Gregory, for Kilauea, at
VI p. m.
,schr. Kaulkeaouli, for Paauilo, u m.
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for Wal
E-raeas 4 y. IN.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

From Waimea and Eleele, per stmr. MI
&ahala. October 16-C. b. Hofgard, Miss
Ncrdmeier. Mrs. Borchgrevink, MIR. Bro
ply. Mr.. Efiinger and / deck.
From Kapaa. per stmr. Waialeale. Oc-
-fober B.-Three deck.
From Kappa, per stmr. James Makee.
October lS-H. McKechnie, L. Mundon
and A. C, Warner.
From Waimea. per stmr. Ke Au Hou
October B.-Mr. Arendt and three deck.
Departed.
For Maui and Hawaii ports per stmr
Mauna Loa. 10 a, m. October 16.-W. X.
Kapulani. Mrs. Enos, A. Enos, T. X. X.
Amalu. Capt. j. +. Hagland, wife, fam
Story. Mrs. Kilieha. DIR. Holland wife
and child. Annie Makakoa and child, Mr.
Nainoa, w. A. Wall, w. C. Read, Mrs
e. A. Almeida. Miss Burgess. IT. r
Young. Miss Pauahl. j. Russell. w. j
Kane, w. w. Bruner and G.. G. Kinney
For Hlio and way ports, per stmr. XII
nau. October 16, noon.-Mrs. II. S. Bick-
srt and child, NJ. NJ. Bush, Geo. A. Davis
e. G. Bond. Miss r. Thompson, Mrs. C.
II. Damon, j. o. Lutted, Franklin T..
Nichols. E. Bercht. D. j. Poole. j. c.
sAxtell, G. p, Curtis, r. w. Wilcox. Rob-
ert Fricke. Dr., Burgess, J. d. Kennedy,
Joe 1Carmody, T. r. Krouse. r. C. Sad
NILS. 1tuiBe w huaiis, MIS' "a
Burch. Mrs. o. p. Emerson. Mrs. Hutch
inson and child. j. w. Bergstrom. VIM.
Mckay. +. II Giants, Dr. PhuEer. w. w.
fticker, J. w. Mason, f. M. Brooks. w,
e. Hyman, Andrew Brown, b. G. Holt.
II. S. Comstock. d. f. Morton, ]. II.
Bond, Ernst A. DenIcke and wife. C. u.
Wood and Mr.. Amweg.
Tor Maui ports. per stmr. Maui Octo-
Der is. p. MI. w. Hall. r. +. Baldwin.
II. w. Filler. ]. NJ. ogilvie, Mrs. f. +.
Baldwin. Miss Warehouse, Rev T.. NJ.
fianuna. wife and daughter; Miss Mary
PHI. Mis- C. Taylor. Rev. J. Nua. S. b.
Harry. Mrs. Goo Ium and child. c. p.
'<iFimwood and wife. Susie X. Daniels,
Mrs. NJ. II. Reuter- and Sang Young.
For Kauai ports. per stmr. ". G. Hall,
October 1G. p. ma. S. Wilcox and
wife, James Scott. NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy.
Il. A. Knudsen. r. T.. Mist. John ID.
willard, Mrs. Wahine Kaiu. e. ]. Cat
ton; Rev. o. p. Emerson. PAM Isenhcrg,
G. N. Wilcox, Mrs. Gul!ck. Mrs. W. j.
Bell. j. ID. Harris. II G. Crahhe. Esther
Chumax, o. II. Gulick, II, 1senberg and
AIRS. SO.
Jeor Molokai and Lanai ports. per sfmr.
Lehua, October lG, p. m.-AIrs. \. Dos"
fctt, three children and three servants
AIRS. Jos. Conrad Miss Tra Ynurg.
For japan and China. per q. s. q, S. 6.
sCoptic. October 17.--Mr. and Mrs. j. ID,
Pearson and child. Mr. and Mrs. f'uld,
II. Renk, Mrs. II. Wallace, Chow Yuen
and wife ard six children. Mrs. Bache.
Miss Crossman and r Muraknmi.
For KolcR, per stmr. MiSahala, Octo-
Der T.-C. II. Bishop.
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TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES.
ENTG SHALL COME:

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
ENTG SHALL COME:
]. THEODORE F. LANSING,
OF the Territory Of Ha-
wai. Send Greeting:
WHEREAS. on the 2Sth day OF July.
A. u. 1900. the JAMES l. DOWSETT
ESTATE. LIMITED, a Corporation ex-
listing under the Laws Of the Territory
of Hawaii, presented to Theodore F.
Lansing. Treasurer OF the Territory of
Hawaii petition together with a Ger
tificate setting forth that at Meeting
of its Stockholders called for that pur-
pose. and at which meeting all of the
shares cf the Capital Stock were rep
resented, 1t was decided by a unan-
imous vote TO dissolve and disincorpor-
ate the said Corporation; which said
Certificate was signed by A. e. Dow
sett. President, and S. II. Dowsett.
Secretary: the presiding officer and
secretary respectively Of said meeting.
which said petition ard Certificate were
entered of record I'm the office Of the
Treasurer: and
WHEREAS. Notice was thereafter
caused to be published in the Hawaiian
and English languages for sixty days
in the * UOKOA" and the HAWAI-
AN GAZETTE" published in the CITY
Of Honolulu, that is to say. on the 3rd.
10th. 18th. Gath and 3lst of August, and
the 18th. i4th, 2lst and 2Sth of Septem-
Der. 1900. in the HAWAIIAN GA
ZETTE." and affidavit of the publica-
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTH
Circuit of the Territory of Hawaii.
Hllo Mercantile Co., Ltd, a corporation.
plaintiffs, vs. G. N. RagsGale. de-
PENDANT.
The Territory of Hawaii
To the High Sheriff OF the Territory
Of Hawaii, or his deputy the Sheriff OF
the Island of Hawai-, or his deputy. or
any constable in the Territory of Ha-
wall:
You are commanded to summon c.
n. Ragsdale, defendant In case he shall
file written answer within twenty days
after service hereof, to be and appear
before said Circuit Court at the Janu-
airy term thereof, to be holden at Hilo.
Island of Hawaii, on Wednesday, the
% day of January next. at 10 o'clock
a. m. to show cause why the claim of
Hilo Mercantile CO.. Ltd. a corpora
ton, p aintff should not be awarded to
it pursuant to the tenor of its annexed
petition.
And you are further commanded to-
and have you then there this writ with
full return OF your proceedings thereon.
Witness, Hon. Gilbert F. Little.
Judge of the Circuit Court of
(Seal) the Fourth Circuit, at South
Hilo, Hawaii this 22d day of
September, 1900.
(Slgned: DANIEL PORTER.
Clerk.
211S-Jan
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

October 16. No G34i-K. Matalo to Ma
ta!o: II. j. 1852, Puuohai, Eilo, Hawaii.
Confederation IS.
Ne. O3F-F. Strauch. tn, and husband
Up. i. RI to j. II. Jesus ap, Of II, +.
1856, kul 1908, Kalihi, Honolulu, oahu.
Consideration SLIGO.
No. Csi9-P. Kuplhe ard wife to Kaoiwi;
interest IN II. l.. 0sS, Ilalepuaa, Puma,
Hawaii. Consideration $50,
No 6350-Supt. of Public Works 20 +.
T.. Leslie; piece land Queen and Keknu-
like streets, Honolulu, oahu. consldera-
tion tie6.
October II. No 6355-C. 5. Desky ana
sglEe 80 Mira. A. Lewis; lots 10 and II, block
c. villa Franco. LILO, Hawaii conssd-
grafton 300.
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JE COMPLIANCE wsrE TILE EE
auirements 81 eifap.sr ~, isss - 80
notice is hereby E1Aaep Hssss z1se 5sastss--~
signed haze fenmsc . ss.Ssar8e<ssasS rs
solloWs:
!. Names and ssHtL-pose 81 tsesas>e-ss
Francis ~. gzs4et. zzenpsru
Reuben y. sillsalasps 5sesgsBsssL
Ben3amln J.. MARI. fSss1sqttssp
2. Nature 81 business rsaes.sae -
Law.
.. Firm Name s5sssah o. <flisssff.
g. Place OF business 5zengits.l. kstsaap
HATCH g. S5a.L,sa4r
221e-4t-I3ef. ~. ~, rs q.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Tuesdns October ~
90 ~. Doeeuet i,oftops. frem Nantes
Ff'xnee. 10 ballast. found tot Portland.
e4faa IN on account ~ captains illnt sal
afAmr. Walaiealc, Green. ifum Kappa.
'frrir Mlkahaia. Petersen. from Kauai
sTHe BAGS sugar for u. iiackfcld CO.
Ia.
Gas. ec.r. Felipe. Townsend. from Ko.
80 ports. kihei aud tahaina.
Wednesday, october II.
r. q. coptlc. Rinder from san Francis
s.vo. at 7.sD n. m.
sipir. iwn.anl. from Kauai, II n. m.
Wednesday. October H.
ftsnr. Hawaii. Nicholson. from Hawaii
44xna Eaul: 400 bags sugar from Paauhau.
Thursday, october Is.
Etmr. James Makec. 1uilytt. from l<a-
Eaa-
etmr Ke Au Tou. Mosher from Kauai.
Gas schr. Ecllpte. Townsend from ko-
esEa ports.
!sciir. Concord. Mana. from Hamakua.
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e q. Hrencb hydToEraphle once
San Francisco. ia

10y communicating with the branch Hy-
s1ro gTg phlc Once IN San Francisco, cap
RsBn9 Of vessels who viii cooperate WITH
lhs iigarogTaphie Once by recording tbs
meteorological observations suggested by
this naiee, can have forwarded &c them -
eny desired port, and free Of expense, tine
u.upthiy pilot charts Of the North laeihe
Ocean, and the latest Information rus ID
.nH ihe aanger 10 navigation IA 10, ga
ssTs Wklsh they frequent
Mariners ara requested 10 lepurt 20 ~
sslca dangers discovered, or any pihal
afsalinH charts o. sailing directions ~ h
lie pAhlleatlQn " tbs PILOT eharls Of lht
sAaFfA faelHa q u eAl.klkA
I4sal -cemaT,, u. >. ~, IN chefst
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IIGIlDrS Notice ll JflIlgIE

THE U&DERslGRED aaTersS
been duly appOintso -sss-ent1r 81 ar
viii 81 Sarah katBesiDs sGssss,. lsase ~
Honoiuiu. Oahu. esoeaset. as-resy ssDs.s
nOuce 60 All psfsoIae ssa 9afsa rcsa.ua
against the estate ~ ssasr Ssssssss Esae5--
erine Cray 70 present rtfse eaffse - zig
underslgueo within ae.z tavttSs - tEss
publication % this sB9tJee, ~ sS1ssf an
be forever barrel
Honolulu. A. r. October 2 mss
tYiLLlz& s.. sss1s5E,
EsssetfsN
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BY AUTHORITY.

III TmE MATTER nF rIiI pfFsni.t.
r1uh AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uF TfiE Capital. t1HFEi
AND COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
LIMITED"
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Hotel and whose husband killed himself
after woundlng her SO that she can
scarcely recover.
HAVE MADE UP.
Mrs. Maria Henrlckson and her hus-
band have decided to kiss and make up
and yesterday Mrs. Henrickson filed a
discontinuance of her divorce suit.
which was begun recently In the Cir
cult Court.
ESTATE OF BROWN CHILDREN.
Mrs. Irene Ii Brown has filed her first
annual account as guardian of the es-
tate of George Ii Brown and Hyde ii
Brown. She charges herself In the first
report with $3036.14 and asks to be al
lowed the sum of $2916.52., leaving a
balance of sl4662. In the second she
charges herself with the sum of $2949. 81
and asks to be allowed $19O3.25, leav-
ing balance Of s1046.02.
PAYS IN LARGE SUM.
]. S. Walker. executor CT the will OF
Joseph Lazarus, deceased, has paid in
to court the UNI of $4,0SS.25. There are
other items of the estate concerning
which an appeal Is now pending In the
Supreme Court.
HAMAUKU ESTATE.
An inventory of the estate Of Edward
Joseph and Keoni Hamauku. minors,
has been filed by w. o. Smith. their
guardian. The property consists of
small tracts of land In Kewalo.
CHINESE MINORS.
Lam Tshung Chin has applied to the
Circuit Court for his appointment as
guardian of the estate Of NFook Len,
aged years, and King Young. aged 5
years.
DECLINES APPOINTMENT.
]. a. NJ. Osorlo has declined to act as
of the estate of Manuel
G. Garriado.
WANTS HIS MONEY.
John d. Holt has filed a motion in the
Circuit Court demanding the payment
into court by John s. Walker of the
sum of s449.17 which Is due from him
according to his final account.
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Hi8gsg syesa 81 ID.

SuTIcE ~ HEREBY ssfsiEf TIKI
he ninth aasss-ssefft - dseh fsxn oeT
cent az per ssnabels Begser sl H. 80
sesssble stock - TOE 8sssBrFse Stxzr
o.. Ltd. H. due OF Cctos>-s q s1s zs1d
vii b. delAnaEen4 81 DcsoS7s x Eka
Stockholoefs viii .pseaee tzsssEe S,ssynus
,iayFn-Rt Al the cflee - .zssaoss -zzssS
81. Davies g. Co. LTD
Nsienss9< r. k 8Hs7zs.
1s-1s1s--s~
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Ysllow Fayer At Nnw YORK.

NEW YORK oct l0-E nerlwer, one
VI The saloon nassengers On the ward Inns
steamer Havana, WHO Was ransferTed -
hnllnan Island Yesterday, wua taken
s''h laFl nlshl ana removed No SWIM
ltfnr Island Hospital lur treatment I1r
day Dc arNtlopfi yellow fever
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Weak. Exhausted,
Whsa nssuBflag fBn SltAassi.

refhaps yoa have been very siel and
ore not recovering 80 fast s. sou a.
pected, Then We ran heip yai, We arc
sure. our harsapafilia viii mako yOuF
blood pure and viii give gfca. strength
10 your nervous system.
Mrs. Mary N. Mcshano, ~ I = iigr.
rington Street. Hobart, Tasmania, auats
this letter, with her photograph
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T, y, NHLLHIT IRl IIark
s2l5-4tF- Sept. IS; oct 8, - -.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
circuit Territory OF Hawa i.--.a
Probate
In the matter Of the Estate ~ james
j, Stewart, late ~ Eva, oahu, de-
ceased, lntestate.
Petition having been filed by city
Furniture Store, III, Williams, manager
a creditor OF said interstate. praying
that letters of administration upon said
estate be Issued 10 Frank D. Thomp-
son, notice is hereby given that Mon
day, the l9lh day OF November, A. u
1900 at 10 Q'el0ck a. m, in the judiciary
building Honolulu, oahu, Is appointed
ne slime and place for hearing said pa-
iiiion, when ana whore an PERSONS con,
tefAtd may appear and nhaw cause II
any lhty nave WY said petition should
npt D. lrante1
lionoAiu, October ~ 1900
~ The Court
aEoRGla LucAR, Clerk.
NilflAA a ROBINSON,
Aii0fNYYh ~ felilnRef
FsiQflf osi Al 10 s8i kaY,
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The petition and accounts of the ad
miaistrator of the estate Of said de-
ceased having been fled wherein n
asks that his accounts b. examined and
approved, ana that final order be
made Of distribution Of the property
remaining IN his hands to the persons
thereto entitled. and discharging hin
from an further responsibility as such
administrator.
IL is oraered. that Monday, the 18Th
day of November, A. ID. 1900, at II
O'Clock a. m, before the Judge of said
court at the courtroom of the said court
at Honolulu, Island OF oahu. b. and
the same hereby is appointed as the
time and place for hearing said petition
ana accounts. and that all persons Ia
tercsted may then and there appear and
show cause, II any they have, Why the
same should not be granted.
Honolulu. September -. 1900.
by the court
T., d, KELLETr JR,. Clerk.
s2lj-ilF Sept IS; oct, 8, II, -
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IN THE MATTER OF THE DIsSOLU-
TION AND DISINCORPORATION
OF THE JAMES ]. DOWSETT
ESTATE, LIMITED"
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit. Territory OF Hawaii
AT Chambers. In Probate.
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AYERS
Sarsaparilla

advertised ns such n good blood purifier and
general tonic, thought would tryit. did
10, and soon my old strength came back. my
appetite returned, and before had finished
the second bottle Z could d IL " N7o.,. lust
as well cJ Lcforc."
Ayers IT'S nre tho best Eam,.y laxative Ri.
They euro constipation, LMiousEcsa, L.c.:
Le-dachc.
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HOLLlSTER DRUG co. Agents.
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Hotel and whose husband killed himself
after woundlng her SO that she can
scarcely recover.
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lnlg the hlshsai aas u RED Run
III e ueel u las alAmpE mAas "
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In the matter of the Estate of on Kee
late of Hilo, Hawaii, deceased.
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HoLLlsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
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2221-4tf--Cct- 1g. 70: osOy. 2. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-28

she might be imagined even a desirable
feature, we may be able to arrive at gen.
eral principle.
1t is this: No worthy person ought to be
turned down; some very dicky ones get
admitted; but nothing is guaranteed. So,
we see, society in and out of the Paris
colony much resembles society all over the
world.
The Americans claiming under the social
rights of the American exposition commits
sion are, however, rather specially stu
ated. Quite apart from the dinners. lunch
es collations, receptions and ceremonies in
timately connected with the show itself, a
goodly number Of invitation cards to a
goodly variety of official and semi-official
functions are handed over to the commits
sion for distribution, first among it's own
members, directors, clerks and typewriters
and, secondly, to such Americans "of good
repute'' las Ambassador Porter delightfully."-
put 1t in his Fourth of July invitation to
the colony as in the judgment of the
commission or its clerks merit to receive
them. Once or twice or three times launch
ed in official society, other invitations, not
official, have been land still continue to be)
picked up by the socially adroit.
So there comes to be a new social body in
American Paris that might have it's MEM
bers' names and pretentions stereotyped SO
regularly do they appear together in the
column, How the Fashionable Set Is
Amusing Itself"
The fashionable set thus chronicled re-