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A. L. Curricr T. w Rolfe, w. w. Swan,
J. NJ. Jones Elihu fuller; entertainment.
James L. Farnham, Warren w. Parker.
ora II. Goodale. Tho post and Whitney
w. K. C. will observe Union Defenders
day next Monday evening. The exercises
will be held I'm c. A. X. hall and will be
public The Worlds Fair society direc-
tors meet here next Saturday.-The Con-
gregatlonalist sociable will be held in Mrs
Ruth Sargent's parlors Friday evening Of
this Week.-Mrs. Hattie A. Danforth, who
has been in Plymouth, VT, two months.
returned here last Saturday. Luna
H. Godfrey of Chelsea spent part Of last
week here as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
H. Goodale She returned to Chelsea Sun
day.
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ORLEANS COUNT.
MORGAN.

c. !. MooCe has purchased of his mother
their dwelling house, on which they have
lately made great mproVements.-lsadc
Rich died Jan. 9th of Bright's disease. lie
was an old soldier, but never applied for
a pension-C. j. Barnes of this town and
Miss Barry of Newport We're married by
Justice Bartlett Jan 3lst.-ECnest Wilcox
attended the musical convention at New
port this week.-LumbeImen are happy
with the amount of snow they now have.
LOWELL.
Nearly all OF the schools in town close
this weekA donation for the benefit Of
Rev. Mr. Kelley was held at the town hail
Tuesday evening.-There are seventy-hve
teams drawing logs to Slby's m!ll-Mose5
Dairy of lInosburgh Falls visited his pa
rents last Week.-Mrs. Veda Hines Of Bos-
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. Powers
NEWPORT.
Rev. j. NJ. Dutton and wife have gone
TO Lebanon. n H., on visit.--Rev, Mr..
Marvin of West Charleston preached at
the Congregational church last Sunday
Prof. Flanders of Stanstead College is to
preach next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. =.
Davis visited in Mansonville Saturday and
Sunday.--HulliS Blair is at work In thN
studio of w. +. Jenks.-M. II. Brown has
closed his labors at the Boston q Maine
/ freight Office and Is now working at the
post office.-The store in the Bean block
has been put into shape for the American
Co., who will move their stock of clothing
from True & Blanchard's, which place
will be fitted UP for the postofiice. The
International Co. 7nll start their saw mill
soon.--Mr. and Mrs Charles Young of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-08
ESTATE OF RHODA L. EATON. BUR
IJNrrrnN

We the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
4 issioners to receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
. yainst the estate of Rhoda L. Eaton, la e
Of Burlington, in said district. deceas-
tl. and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto: and six months
tom the day of the date hereof bciuE all
lowed by said court for that purpose we
90 therefore hereby give notice that we
VII attend TO the duties of cur appoint
ment a the law office Of Seneca Haselton
I'm Burlington, in said district on the
first Fridays of March and August, next.
at 10 O'clock a. m, on each of said days.
Da ted this 3D. day Of February, 1860,
j. 7. STEARNS
THEODORE f. HOPKINS,
33w,3t Commissioners.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 9th page.)


rents of baby girl.-John Tuttley Is on
.ne SICK ns,'opouSlass i,uck Is VIsiuing
III EIst falrnelu tniN weekday rreehe
mas hlreu lne D. - Allred store ana mouse
ana ana eMpec's 10 tahe possession e MaIcn l.
MT, Alfeu taihS Oh MOVING 10 owantoIi,
- =, 'i''vu.e 10 conltheu W snv houao
ny iame paok cauSeu ny lail.-M,sS
lara o'lles OF l.yh'outh' n, II" Is V,sn-
I,E .ei n,o.l'r, WITS ~ q; MI toh.-m lS;
- ''h'vttc II qu'ee SUN WI" nalu
s'.,., ~ 'c,i Nv" ~ r. ,,, 49, %
Iiie.oS III WI; " Wun' , uu,,o a.
Scars aso'-Wlt w iIlters Oh Boston, ~
'Iso,, I rn" ",, f p w,tm iS Y,'di,,,,
few days with is sister. Mrs. Cox.-J.
on,,. ~ ,e'a -" ~" ,,.. w ,n,i,,,
nd ono sinrin cair Nh Mabe, Ituil is
,.,,,.,. ni1, ~, ,rn,,,,,Ia,s ..'hoci ,,arn IN
,.t,cl ,o tbo hnr,a af ting ara vito
Eehruorv q whore tbrv wore served win
ncn-co,n o,nios ond condv -Cvlar, s,ilos
nf p,vmo,th n TT 4. snor1iny fov
Javs Win her. cousin Cora i-Irord Hon
Il A soyles Of 81 AIbons was in town
lat ,uocL rho ip,nrovcp,cpt eocio,v will
he entertained Mt Tho nnntist church on
the eve of February 18th with literary
exercises
MONTGOMERY.
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ii''s Do'''i't' ~ ~ 80. vi nv, ,,ui ,u"s uI
MY, "I "6e -. 20 sV'' "' 49,,
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10, -. nv, ine NJ ',. me-. 80, we" ~
~, -" 'l,taee selooi ~, I,., w.,
Il"'F' as an ,,e o'',, 'o"', Scnooi w,
mo eNc,plot! oi inc Nnipse ii'sn So ~,
VI. M"utl't ~ away ~ O. i," 10y
w mum uiu'l,i"eS naH .,loN.u ~ W
ouliu,us lorntr,y useu Wy 'le MINIS
SpooI anu hooo'h ~, az Ht',V ".I'S
P"rch"S'u ailu reino"v''gu py r. q, N"o'S 'S
mo c"eIllnE'-h' D. I'up,ee ~ "May y"
a business 'rlp'-JoIh .ot'ios nus ,etu'n-
eu from Montpeiier'-Mr T.. n Nlpui
ledNes Iol 81. Joh,soury inns "eeh'-
iroNp@ hohSeE IL SICK Will icNci'
1vrsT pUpKsurpr,
Mr.. George Chaffee OF Boston mas been
IN this vicinity visiting his reiatlVes'-
III mere was a DIG sno" storm last SUNDAY
night' II was SAD mat the snow was IL
inches deep and in the ROAD much deeper
III places To-day there is TIL more snow
coming.-Rcv. w. +. Stanley attended the
meeting or the Epworth League at Bur
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

on Sunday, Feb. A, the anniversary of
the Christian Endeavor society was APP
proprntcly recognized at The Congregd-
tonal church in Brandon. The morning
sermon was delivered by Rev w. s.
Smart; and in the evening union services
OF praise, song and prayer were joined in
by the other churches. and an interesting
and instructiy address vas made by f.
w. Howe, assistant secretary of the Y. Nj
G. A. of Burlington. 1t was raining in
the evening here, and the attend
ance was less than It would have been If
pleasant but it is very gratifying to note
that There Is an increas ed interest taken
by the young people in this important
branch of Christian effort.
One Of the largest and most interesting
Masonic meetings ever held in Brandon
convened with st. Pauls lodge No %.
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Fob. &.
utdcr the call and direction Of the fourth
Masonic District Deputy Grand Master.
Thomas L. Bragg of Rutland lodge No.
30 In the afternoon Hiram lodge No 10l,
eXemplified the Fellow Craft degree i'm a
manner above criticism and St. Pauls
lodge No. % conferred the NJ. NJ de gree in
the evening. Fully two hundred visiting
brethren were present, among them sew
eral members of the grand lodge. The
grand lecturer, DIN W. Daley of United
Brethren lodge No. q. gave d lecture re-
plete with advice, instead of criticism Az
ter the close Of work on the third degree
banquet was served. toasts and respon-
ses were in order, and were much enjoy
ed.
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FARM FOR SALE. to close an estate,
located p mile from Shelburna Falls,
contains Sc acres well watered by never
failing springs, suitable for market ear-
dining, and commanding fine view OF
Lake Champlain and The mountains.
Inquire of Charles Clark. at the G.. S.
Blodgett Co., store Burlinton. or u. c.
Smith. administrator, Shelburne, Vt.
32w4t.
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THE TWO WELLS.

Furnman--Have you heard the story
about the two holes in the ground?
Gullem-I suppose I'm to say mol" then
you reply TOO deep?'
FunnmAn-That's not It, at all.
Gullcu.-No; Then / haven't heard it,
Funuirnan-Well, well,
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GENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from 25O to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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A FOOLISH QUESTION.

Mamma-My dear, where have you been
all this time?
Misunderstanding up with a sick friend
Mamma-Nonsense. | believe you've been
in the parlor all the time with that MI
SofJeigh.
Daughter--Well, ma he's lovesisk.- -
Philadelphia Press.
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ALBURGH CENTR f..
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

Samuel Governs team broke through the
ice while crossing the rivcr near Cady's
Falls Thursday and remained In the wa
ter some time before being rescued by a
gang of men who were summoned from
The hide house. The horses We're nearly
dead when rescued.
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ESTATE OF MARY WALTON STRONG.
COLCH ESTER

COLCH ESTER
We. the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden, COM
n DESIGNERS to receive. examine and adjust
tn, claims and demands of ali persons
eainst the e. ate of Mary Walton Strong
ceased, and also all claims and de-
uauds exhibited n offset thereto; and SIX
months from The day of the date hereof
being allowed by said court for that pur-
aose. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the law office of Henry
district, on the first Fridays of April and
August next at 10 o'clock a. m, on each
D. said days.
Dated this 9th day Of February. 1900
HENRY CONLIN,
D. J. CATALAN.
33U,3t Commissioners.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

Miss Helen Barney left for St Paul
Mimi. last Week.-Mrs. Lucy Reynolds
has resumed her duties as teacher in the
primary department of district No. Nv.
G. Hoag and family of Burlington spent
the Sabbu u at Stephen Hoag s.-'The
Ladies' Aid meeting held at a. II. Ma.
comber's Feb. 1st, was a pleasant social
aftair.-There has been very little cross
ing from the island to Cumberland Head
and the ice in none too good South of the
Head" the ice formed several days ago,
but it is not considered safe for crossing
yet.-Several workmcn have returned from
Bow and Arrow Point as the work will
shut down theTe for couple of weeks,
while engine No. is being repaired
Work is again resumed at the quarry on
DR.. i. w. Sears farm.-The Congrega-
tionalists hold service in the NJ. f.. church
this winter, as it is more comfortable in
cold weather, the North church being dit
iicult to heat, on account of the lack of
some needed rcpairs.-The entertainment
to be given by the Library cub" Will
be held at some central location. at or
near Grand Isle Corners" instead of +.
j. Parker's, as first intended. The Girls
void quartette' will render choice selec-
lions. and Miss Jennie Kinney will give a
dramatic reading.-Mrs. &. e. barrow left
for Boston, Mass, on Thursday asst 10
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
i. l.. Baker. She was accompanied hy her
sister, MgS. Edison Uford. who will make
a short visit.-Edgerton Hoag is on the
in WeStford last week.-E. Gordon was in
Burlington Saturday.
SOUTH HERO.
An Old Maids convention will be given
by tho amateurs at the Congregational
chuvch Friday evening. Feb. 9th.-Mi.s
Ala Wordsworth is at home.-Chief En-
gineer Burke has been in town a few days
looking after railroad affairs. returning to
burlington Saturday.-There is another
case of scarlet fever at John FCesn s. -
Mrs. Grant Robinson, who has been so
very sick at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Is reported a little better.-Miss Clara
Walker is still quite sick with bronchial
asthma.
ALBURGH CENTRE.
Mrs. Charles Clarke who has beNn i'll
several weeks, is improving Misses
Rockwell of ST. Adams spent Sunday with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Hon
singer visited friends in ST. Adams last
wcek.-The Ladies' Aid entertained the
Ladies' Aid of Alburgh Springs last
Thursday at the parsonage.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Clarke of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.-Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler gave
II very interesting lecture on ''Evange-
line" Saturday aftcrno on.-Mr. and Mrs.
/ Wesley Rockwell of Darlington are visit
| ing friends in town for week or So
There were seven marriages. eight deaths
and 30 births in town for the year 1899.
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FULLY PREPARED.

Doesn't the thought of beginning mar
red life in fiat with no girl make you
hesitate? ?" asked the matron.
Not at an answered the bushing
maiden. "Why, / can make the best
charlotte russo you ever tasted."--ChiGa . o
Post.
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TVS A WISE FATHER

Speedway, Junior-F'ather, the watch
you gave me last Christmas won't go.
Speedway, Senior-Fcrhaps you have ex
peotcd TOO much from II. What did Uncle
Isaac offer you?-Jer elers' Weekly.
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WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones 10
cents a dozen. by mail u cents a dozen,
Free Press Association. 33.wtf
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aa
Idlalltcd.

ETEADy FIRST CLASS FARM HAND
wanted; one competent and willing TO
work fo. good pay; small family prefer
red to occupy tenement house. Refer
encc required. Address box Ii, shore
ham. VT, 32,w,St
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A PLACE ON FARM wanted and house
to live in. Box 49, North Ferrisburgh,
VI. SILT
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GOOD FARM near Burlington, wanted 10
rent or take on shares with stock and
tools. Understand all branches of farm
ing and caring for stock. Can furnish
best Of recommends and references; hon
est, reliable and temperate. Address box
135. Washington Depot, Conn. 2,2t& W.T.
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WATERVILLE.

Or. Fosburg was in Rutland on business
last week.-Lewis Robinson was in Mont
pelier and Worcester last week.-Mr and
Mrs. G. G. Tobin of No. Undcrhill We're in
town Saturday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Betsy Mann.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marcy visited his relatives arCraftsbury
last week Mr., and Mrs. Luther Clafiin
of New Haven Mills were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. w j. Wheelock last week.
Mrs. Betsy Mann, an old and much re-
spected citizen of this place, died after
long illness at the home Of her son-in-law,
George Mann, on the LIST inst, aged 70
years, 10 months and q days old, She
leaves one daughter and many friends TO
mourn her loss. The funeral was largely
attended on Saturday. The services were
held in the house and were conducted by
Rev. r. J. Chryste-Mrs, L. w. Smith,
Miss Lucia Smile, Mrs. W. o, Smile,
Mrs. Hattie Stearns, and Miss Olga jack
son attended the Christian Endeavor con-
vention at Wolcott on the Goth.
ELMORE.
Mrs. Miller is not so well-Mrs. Ida
Woodruff, who has been at home for the
past week on account of sickness, was
able to return " her work again on Sun
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GOOD BOY ntcd to work on farm. Fred
Russell. Essex Junction. 3o.wlt
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Enc SALE.

FINE INTERVALE FARM near Burling-
ton for sale cuts 200 tors hay; cheap,
with complete farming tools. Martin
: Villas, 165 Main St, Burlington, VI.
15,d&w.tf
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BENSON.

Operations will begin in the early spring
for the erection of a VOL appointed hotel
on the shore of the famous Sunset lake by
Messrs. G.. W. Barker and d. Vanbergh
of Fort Miller, y. "a missionary meet
ing was held at the residence of Mrs FL
Ion Kellogg Tuesday afternoon There
was sociablo given in the League par
l'rs Wednesday evcning.-Dr, Harold J.
Stearns and Miss Emma Maria Goodrich
were united in marriage Wednesday a.
the residence Of the brides parents. the
ceremony being performed ! Rev Ben
jaiHin owift of Orwell. After an extend
ed wedding trip they will be at home the
first of March.-Mr. and Mrs. Rawson
Cowell of Rutland are visiting relatives
here. Mr. Cowel is in the employ of the
Rutland railroad.-E. II. sherman and
wife returned from Salisbury Saturday.
DIR. II. r. Jones is indisposcd on account
of illness.
PITTSFORD.
C. j. Fenton, who has been confined to
his house by sickness. is some better. and
has resumed his duties in the town clerk $
ofiice.-Mr and Mrs. John Raleigh are
visiting in New York.--W. II. Farble' s
harness shop was destroyed by fire recent
~, probably from defective chimney
The Mlddlebury Glee club, under the
auspices of the High school, gave an on
tertainment in the town hail Saturday
evening. which drew n full house and was
| highly enjoyed. II was followed by a
dance, the club going north on the sleeper.
Burbank e Leonard shut down their
shop the past week. owing to scarcity of
water.-E. d. Kinds, Jr.. returned Tues
day from Ticondoroga Miss Julia Manley
has returned home from Springfield Mass.
Miss Hattie Sawyer is home from
Bellows Falls.-E. r. Hendee was in Mid
dlebury on business this week
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NORTH HYDE ARK.

Evyin Foss is suffering with the grip
--Scwell Newton was in Montpelier and
Worcester the last of the week.-Ciuy
Newton is laid up with broken arm
There We're 40 present at the cottage meet
ing at c. Il. Foss' Monday evening.-Rev.
Mr.. Gregory has a bee this week Thurs
day and Friday to draw stone for the
foundations for his new house.
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FAYSTON.

Hollis Mehuron died of pneumonia Jan.
81, aged 81 years, He has lived in this
town 40 years and has ever been an up
right. respected citizen. His wife, Laura
Thayer Mehuron. two sons, Calvin and
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Mr. Leon Ellis visited at u. II. Lambs
last wcek.-There was a good attendance
at Mr.. and Mrs G, ]. Lambs whist party
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-28
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
MORTGAGE.

In accordance with the provisions Of
a certain mortgage executed by j. X.
Kaunamano (k), of the first part to
kapiolani, Queen Dowager, of the sec
ond part dated December 18th, 1895,
which said mortgage is recorded in the
Oahu Registry of Deeds, book 157,
pages 376 to 37S, and in accordance with
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, notice is hereby given that the
Kapiolani Estate, Limited, to which
the said mortgage has been assigned
by two mesne conveyances dated Feb
ruary 10th, A. d. 1898, and August 18th,
1899, and recorded respectively in the
Oahu Registry of Deeds, vol. 49, page
232, and vol. 1874, page All; intends to
| foreclose the said mortgage for condi-
ton broken, to wit: the non-payment
of interest when due.
And notice is hereby further given
that after the expiration of three con-
secutive weeks from the date of the
first publication of this notice, upon
December IA, 1900, the property con-
veyed by said mortgage will be adVer-
tised for sale and will be sold at pubic
auction at the auction rooms of j. h.
Morgan, Queen street, Honolulu, Oahu,
Territory of Hawaii, upon Saturday
January 18th, A. D. 1901, at II o'clock
noon of said day.
The land and premises covered by
the said mortgage and which Will be
offered for sale are bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
That certain piece or parcel of land
situate at Napoopoo, Waipio, Hama
kua, Hawaii, r. p. $685. No. and
bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at the S. w. corner ad
joining the lot of Papau and running
S. SIZE T.. Alp CHI; n. $40 e. 7.32 CHI.
alongside Papau: thence n. go w. 500
CHI; thence s. S71a0 w. II CHI; thence
n. 80 w. 3.92 CHI. alongside Ahukini;
thence S. 791ao w. Les ch. alongside of
Kaaeae thence S. 10 T. AGO ch. along
side of Kaluli; thence Il. 2.95 CHI;
thence s. l.S7 ch. alongside Papau to
the place of commencement. Contain
ing 4.25 acres, more or less.
Further particulars as to the said
propertY and the sale thereof can be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-28
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
MORTGAGE

f In accordance with the provisions of
a certain mortgage executed by !. Pr
mao Of Aiea Eva, oahu, Territory OF
Hawaii. to David kawananakoa and
Jonah kalanianaole, dated May 18th,
a. ID. 1898, and which said mortgage Is
recorded In the oahu Registry of
Deeds, book lS0 pages 6S and So, and
in accordance with the statute Ia such
case made and provided, notice Is here
by given that the kapiolani Estate.
Limited, the assignee of the above
named mortgages, by a deed from the
original mortgages, dated August 9TH,
y. ID. 1893, and recorded in oahu Regis
try OF Deeds, book 1874, pages i27 to AL,
inclusive, intends to foreclose the
above mentioned mortgage for condi-
tion broken, to wit: the nom payment
If principal and interest when due. And
notice is further given that after the
expiration of three consecutive weeks
from the date of the original pubica-
ton of this notice, on December IA.
1900, the property conveyed by the
said mortgage will be advertised for
sale and will be sold at public auction
at the auction rooms of j. +. Morgan
Queen street Honolulu. oahu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, upon Saturday, jan
uary 18th, A. ID. 1901, at Il o'clock noon
of said day.
The lands and premises covered by
the said mortgage are bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
l. That certain piece or parcel Of
land situate at Wahilalo, Aiea, Eva,
oahu. described in Royal Patent 794
l.. G.. a. 1910, to Kauaua and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at the north corner and
running 5. 31is' Il. 5.44 oh. along Wal
hiluna, thence S. &C. w. 210 oh. along
Koele; thence N 42o w. $50 CHI. along
Maona to Paaina: thence N. 91ao f.. 2.96
oh. along Paaina; thence n. $50 e. So
links to the point of beginning. Con-
tanning 1855 acres, more or less.
2 All that certain piece or parcel Of
land situate at Kalolopaoa, Aiea, Eva,
Oahu, described in Royal Patent 79.. L.
C. A. 2102 to Kaohe and bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the west corner and
running S. 49, E. 2.9i ch. along the
boundary of Loko Konohiki to corner;
thence S. 49, w. 81 ch. 10 corner;
thence S. 80 T.. 2.64 CHI. along the beach
or sea shore to corner; thence S. 67' e.
10 ch. along house lot boundary of
Paako to Palma; thence n. SO r. l.S5
CHI. along Paaina to corner; thence N.
IL e. Sc ch. along Paaina to corner;
thence N. 60 w. 267 CHI. along Kala
waha to corner thence n. 800 w. LII
ch. along Kalawaha to corner: thence
N. 81 w. .65 CHI. along Kalawaha to
corner; thence n. 45o w. / CHI, along
Kalawaha to corner; thence s. So w.
PA oh. along Koele to point ST begin
ming. Containing an area of one a.
acre and Asa square chains. more or
less.
raparticulars as to the said
properties and the sale thereof can be
had of Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan,
attorneys for the assignee of the mort
gagees.
KAPIOLANI ESTATE, LIMITED,
BY it's attorneys:
KINNEY, BALLOU & M'CLANAHAN.
Honolulu, December 10. 1900.
2237--Dec. IA, 81, 2S; Jan. 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-28
DIsoBEDIENcE APPROVED.
A Chinese Girl Who Would Not Go
With Disreputable Mother.

A half Chinese girl named Ami APP
peared before Judge Wilcox yesterday
morning en- a charge of disobedience
proffered against her by her mother.
1t seems that the girl, who has not
been living with her parents, was met
by her mother on the street, who told
her she was going to Kauai, and said
that Ami must prepare to go along
with her. The girl refused to go, and
the mother thereupon swore out a
warrant of arrest
At the request OF Deputy Sheriff
Chilirgworth nolle proseQui was en-
tered. Judge Wilcox readily acceded
to the request, remarking that he
knew the mother of the girl, and that
she was not fit person to have
charge of her daughter in any case.
For long time the girl has been
away from home. and it was only
when she had arrived at an age where
she could do as she pleased that the
mother attempted to exact obedience.
Ami said that she would not go 10
Kauai with her mother because she
knew what it meant for her, and she
would rather be locked up. When the
matter was explained to him Deputy
Sheriff ChillingwOrth let the girl go
on her own recognizance