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Thanksgiving Party.

Especial to News ard Observer
Goldsboro, n. c., Nog. 23,--ht the hos
pitable homo of Mr.. l.. d. G,lley there
was large gathering of the younger
smart set in honor Of a Thanksgiving
party OF his daughter, Miss Sudie. Every
body was in good humor and the even
ing passed Oft very pleasantly for all
present
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GET OUR PRICES ON BILLIARD AND
Pool Tables before buying elsewhere;
are guaranteed for twenty years. and
are made by new yulcanizing process,
Old tables fitted with our cushions are
as good as new. satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded See our adj
vertisement cf Manager Wanted for
lawful slot machines. Palmer Billiard
Table Works. Chicago. Ill.
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INVESTORS SAVINGS CAN EARN A
minimum of II per cent. per annum,
payable quarterly; guaranteed from
loss; particulars on application. Adj
dress Investment Department, &c
Broadway, New York
HIPS Tues, Thurs. & Sun. ct.
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500 PER MONTH LADIES TO DO
hour or two writing at home each day.
Get work at once. Prompt pay. Send
stamped enyelopei for full particulars.
Mrs Wayland Scott Durham, N G.
South street.
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WANTED--MAN TO TAKE CHARGE CT
weekly paper aid JOB office in an Easl
Carolina town of LOCO inhabitants. Ad-
dress, Editor, care News and Observer
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for large cotton mill. Address 'X'
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and inhabitants; several years exper-
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FOR SALE HAVE 1000 CORDS OF
nice Oak Wood at $3.50; 1000 Cords
Pine at $500. deliyered or will sell on
ground. G. Watson, Felt's Place, or H.
O. Cattis.
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Patrick Nixon.

Washington, n. c., Nov. 2S-- (Special.)
II Dir. Edwin Nixon, Atlantic Coast Line
physician. was married today at twelve
o'clock TO Miss Olivin Brickle Patrick,
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WANTED-POSITION AS, HOTEL
Clerk; can furnish references as to
character and ability as hotel man.
Address T.. care News and Observer.
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WANTED-LADIES AND GENTS TO
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For particulars reply with stamped
envelope, Mrs. A. j. Boldly. Lindsay,
S. G.
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John B. Wright, OF Greensboro. ". c.,
has satisfied piano purchasers fran the
mountains to the sea. Won't you Join
hem and no bfsrpy7
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YOUNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL
CLERKS. Interstate Cores. Inst,
Cedar Rapids, Ia
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Grippe Knockers cure any cold. IT any
case of La Grippe in 10 hours. 25c. at
vonr fruRpict
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WANTED-25 POUNDS OF OLD RAGS
at once at this office.
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TYPEWRITERS OVERHAULED OR
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SALE OF LAND.

By authority OF mortgage from James B.
Jordan and wife, recorded in Book 49, rage $3.50,
Register of Deeds Office for Wake Comfy / WILL
on Monday, December 23rd, 1901, at IL O'Clock
NJ at the Court House door of Wake County.
Ralcgh, N. c., sell to the highest bidder at
wblc auction for cash, tract of land in Buck,
horn Township. Wake. county, beginning at a
stake in W. Il. Collins line corner o. lot No. /,
thence n 4sO y. to stake and pointers, thence
West II la p. to a stake and pointers, Collins
cern r; thence N. 50 +. to stake, said Collins
cssrner; thence w. 40 j. TO a pine, McEyans'
corner; thence n. 26 p. to stake; thence w.
10 p. 10 stake and pointers, O. Bright's corner;
thence 5. 81 p. to a stake. said Bright's corner;
tlrnce F.. "A 7. to pine stump, Bright's
cannr; t.ience y PA L. to stake and pointers;
thence +. p p TO stake and pointers; thence
s 9s y. to stake and pointers; thence w. As Ia
r. to stake and pointers in @. Brght's line;
ten 70 >. $40 Z. to stake and pointers; thence
T. - r to 4 staNa and pointers; thence s. % p.
to stake and pointers, ". f. Collins c5rner;
thence 81 IA T. to the beginning containing
s,') acres less l2ai acres conveyed to c. J.
Burt
q. Il. 81 W NJ JONES' Attorney.
f-yas Ccczs Duchess .iees, ais Successfully
yswya9 used nonthy rys, er 10 coo iad,Ss Fxico
3, = 81. BY L All Fi.oS send q cents fos
y2 eainp.a ard Particulars. IRa Cock 60
s55 W..nss0assi 3 ~ i,etroit gItsD.
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Burlington, n. c., Nov. 2S.-Mr d. H
White and Mrs. Lula Moore were married
yesterday at the home Of the bride, Rev.
r. W. 'Culbertson officiating, They left
for Mt. Vernon Springs to visit Mr..
Whites parents.
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This was the opening social event Of
week at the Hill
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Hilsboro, N. c., Nov. 2S.-Miss Ethel
Dorsey very attractive and popular
young lady of Henderson, n c., fsVisit-
ing Mrs. Geo. A. Durham, Of this place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
WRAY TAYLOR TALKS ABOUT
HIS TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO

pent there 1u n Monday. but could not
arrange for a meeting that day Parker
Also called but only saw Ercrrtary Cor
telyou on "wednesday the President
sent Tor Hocklcy Tho President a.
learned just Afterwards. told him he
had better return 10 Honolulu as -oon
NJ possible and tell the Legislature 10 DO
something for the country He procured
him passage on a transport leaving just
about that time. and SO Beckley pracu-
cally cam. back as the Presidents guest.
"As for myself, I studied certain feat
urcs OF CALIFORNIA; agricultural prod
ucts visited the Berkeley experiment
station. / met Professor Hilgard. and
he asked m. a great many questions
about Hawaii, the lava, soils, Insects,
etc.
Il had several conversations with Alex
andcr Craw, the State quarantine OIL
Ger, and We talked about the quarantine
restrictions OF California and the ISL
ands on fruits, etc believe we have
come to an understanding as to the pro-
cedure in quarantinng against certain
products and viii cooperate with each
other. There Is only one thing against
their procedure and that is in their fu-
migation of the Hawaiian pineapples
shipped to California. They fumigate the
pineapples and that gives many OF them
a bad taste. Their reason for doing this
| is because Of an insect. but one which is
| found in pineapples the world over.
There would be "A fine market there for
our pineapples II it was not for this fu-
migation. / took up to the Coast with
me several tins of pineapples. from
which the core had been removed. These
were preserved so well that the original
taste remained and those who partook OF
them pronounced them the finest they
ever ate. II the fumigation OF pineap-
pies Is to continue, pineapple growers
could not do better than to tin the fruit.
IL had a great many inquiries about
sugar stocks. There was fiutter In
them on the Coast and story was cir.
culating about that there had been very
bad floods some of the sugar planta
tons. and that the cane had rotted
When / asked them what plantation:
they were, they did not know. Some on,
was working sugar stocks down and tool
this method OF accomplishing their end
THE strike situation in San francisco
} Is bad. The machinists are almost ruin
ing business You see on the streets II
front OF restaurants men walking III
, and down, sympathizers, asking peopl
not to patroniZe them. The Union Irol
: Works was practically closed down
, while the Risdon works were doing ev
, erything to keep men at work to repai
the Alameda, Sonoma and Australia. Tn
= 'Sonoma will sail on time on June %"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21

wray Taylor. ComniesioBer OF AEii.
.ultute. who returned yesterday on tho
Zoaiandla from a n.e weeks absence on
the Coast. brings back the promise Of
secretary WILSON. tho Agricultural De
partment member Of President McKin.
Toys Cabinet. that he will visit Hawaii
next spring and make an Investigation
Of Us agricultural prospects. Mr. Tay-
Tor had several very informal confer
ences with Secretary Wilson. the latter
expressing himself as being intensely in
terested over the future OF the Islands.
lie places great hopes In what Jared
Smith, tho director OF the experiment
station now being established In Homo
lulu, can accomplish for the Islands lie
assured Mr.. Taylor that he would do all
that lay In his power TO advance our
agricultural interests.
Secretary Wilson doesn't see why we
cannot raise as many varieties of prod
ucts here az elsewhere" said Mr.. Tay-
lor yesterday. He found that even Cal
iforna was behindhand In growing GER
tain things which ought easily to be de-
veloped there. He Is most enthusiastic
over the Islands and will do what he can
to assist US.
THE condition of Mrs. Mckinley while
the Presidential party was in California
altered the plans Of many of the officials
and those of Mr. Wilson in particular
Mr.. Wilson said it was impossible, un-
der the circumstances to come here this
summer. but he would be here next
| spring. He was much interested ir
learning what had been done for the ex
pertinent station.
| He also assured me that II an exper
in any special branch OF our agriculture
work was needed ne would see that W,
got him. i talked to him a great dea
about rubber, in which he was yer,
much interested. He Is beet-suga
man, but In talking with him abou
beets he did not say anything abou
them in connection with the Islands.
"On one of my visits to the Cabine
mansion. Sam Parker. Robert Wilco!
and Fred. Beckley came in and were In
troduced to A.r. Wilson. He said, smil
ingly. Il suppose all you gentlemen ar
good friends?' We all said Yes Well
he replied I want to talk w4,h you Ha
waiians about your country And h
did He spoke OF nothing but the agri
cultural interests, and would not men
ton politics. He said that there wer
no politics in his department: nothin
but agriculture.
wilcox did not see the President. II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
CRIME AND
GAMBLING
Hon0kaa Shamed
On Kamehame-
ha Day.

The eleventh of June seems to be
bss1ked upon all over the islands as day
Tor horse racing. In former years 1t
as a day of genuine sport in Homo
haa when the Horners and Pickard
ran such horses as Hawaii and Duke
Spencer, with some of Sam Parker's
good ones thrown in, and a dark
horse" now and again on the scene, to
add spice and uncertainty to good
z'acs For some years now there have
oeen no good horses entered, and each
-year witnesses less sport and more
vzambling-most races being by horses
owned by japanese. Two years ago an
attempt was made to stop racing but
Ar appeal to higher authority was
made, and Deputy Sheriff Overend
Jverruled. He, however, kept things
Eatfy quiet, by locking up about thirty
persons, quite few who We're whites,
ana who We're very much offended
w6en they came to their senses and
,'ealized their predicament.
This year was far the worst We have
gser had to put up with. The new
t8eputy sheriff had been sworn in on
saturday. and with the ink scarcely dry
on his COMPROMISING to enforce the
.dw without lear or ldNhf--he SlOOl DN
and allowed the whole day to be spent
in furious and needless riding-nOt
worthy the name races-open betting,
and within 800 feet of where he stood
most Of the day a stiff poker game was
going on, where il is said whites We're
p dollar, reds five and blues stood at
ten. Men and women We're in various
degrees of intoxiCation. In one eN-
vrem- case a woman was made dead
drunk and taken into back room with
results that the grand Jury should in
Eestisate. The husband Of the
woman resented her treatment with his
ds,s. and was promptly taken in
charge by the efficient police, who
dragged him through town-hIs cloth
ing nearly torn off-to the Jail. The
-sal criminal was unmolested Some OF
runse engaged I'm teaching the young
lea now to shoot" and avoid the evils
- drink ana gambling. We're ON hand.
-Ninning and losing their hard earned
ash.
There are a few people I'm IIamaluh
-yho say that there can never ho am
other such 70 dav here and be passed
over 9s smoothly ms our new Home
F,ule deputy sheriff has passed this one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
KING EDWARDS REPLY.
His Thanks Conveyed to Honolulu
Royal Arch Masons.

King Edward VII, through his secre-
tary, Lord Lansdowne, has Acknowledged
the receipt OF the letter OF coincidence
forwarded by the Honolulu Chapter No.
!, Royal Arch Masons. the King being
a fellow Mason. British Consul w. II.
Hoare, who received the message, notl-
Ned the Masonic body as follows:
British Consulate.
Honolulu, June IA. 1901,
Sir; | have Just received dispatch
from the Marquis OF Lansdowne inform
ing me that he has just laid before the
King the address OF coincidence, which
transmitted TO His Lordship. passed by
the Honolulu Chapter No /. OF Royal
Arch Masons on the occasion OF the
deeply lamented death OF Her Majesty
queen Victoria, Empress OF India, and |
have the honor 10 state that His Lord
ship, uy His Majesty's command, re-
quests me 10 convey His MaJesty's most
sincere thanks TO the Chapter for their
address and 20 state that His Majesty
highly appreciates the mark OF sympathy
lu thv heavy loss which has fallen upoH
l.W Hud upon Ills Royal House,
H.r lhr honor % he, Sir your obs
0I rgant W, o. hoARE,
Iis Britannia Maiesiys Consul
N. fHstln, ESQ, Chairman ~ me
Hfife on queen Victoria Memo.
uuluIu Chapter no. d Royal
hi .Atpus. hasouIo Temple 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
GRAND Jury Indictments.

phe Grand jury has presented the
following indictments 10 Judge Gear
A-ai Gapanrsel. assault with dead
Y weapon.
En0ka, larceny second degree
An Wal larceny second degree
payo, larceny second drrrr
Am Wulfsnn, gross cheat
1rury E.kaulH larceny SECOND de-.
HIrr.
An pnF HIiHH TarF luF H'.Hs An uu
HFTfUy frrnnh deFrfH
frFo iiam mawnurnt0r nur dr
FffH
h luaWaun WaHs'upFHtT Hra' f.
W ~ Trons assaHIt vim deadly
afapnr.
An rak astaHIf FIIn deadly weapon
Ksnf N hHiFHu fHuEa IYuHH
hosh kaluH Larceny fraana daHa
inanailan IfHWhhla tufrrfl
imminRn rfffHiIa iH..'i rahap'isi.pu
HHsihpf fHpf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
Of INTEREST TO PARENTS.

We call your attention to the adver-
tisement of Mills College, California.
Some twenty young ladies from the ISL
ands are students at Mills.
Parents desiring an academic or full
college course for their daughters will
lind it at Mills College, The departments
of music and art are well known as fur
nshing the best on the Pacific slope
The location Is unsurpassed for beauty
and healthfulness. Students who are
delicate in health here find the best en-
vironment; grounds sheltered from winds
and fogs buildings warmed with steam
most watchful care over the. health and
habits secures almost uninterrupted
health.
The instructors are the best that can
be secured In all departments. The OPP
portunities for learning the languages
are especially good.
Many OF Mills Alumnae are well known
I'm the world OF art and letters. but. best
OF all. they are known as good teachers
good wives and mothers-good home
makers.
The college Is under the care OF a
board OF trustees, who hold IL for the
higher education OF young women. Rev
DR. c. n. Mills and his wife, the foun'
drrs Of Mills College. were formerly al
Punahou, where Or, Mills was president
and, with Mrs, Mills, instructor OF some
of llawalFs most distinguished men and
women,
A the death Of Or, Mills the trustees
desired Mrs Mills TO assume the presl
drnoy OF Nlls college, which position
sHr slill holds,
"a VIII be noticed that the IAN torn
opens August 7th, 1901,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21

Certificates issued to all.
An extension of one months leave of
absence was requested by DR.. George
Herbert, superintendent of the Insane
Asylum, and granted DR.. Herbert is
at present enjoying his vacation on the
Coast, and expects to return in July.
Dr. Weddick of Wailuku. Maui, caused
a little amusement by a letter in which
he asked If the Board desired to have
him Vaccinate all unvaccinated children
affected with the itch. which he said was
very prevalent in his district at present.
The Board gravely voted to have the
physician instructed to go ahead and
cure the itch by all means.
DIR. Sloggett, chairman of the commit
tee appointed to inspect barber shops and
diaries, reported on the former as fol-
lows:
AS to the dirty and insanitary condi-
tion of the barber shops principally kept
and used by the Asiatics, desire to sug
gest that the sanitary inspectors lie in
structed to use the powers delegated 20
them in the course of their visits of in
spection. Whenever they see accumlila-
lions of refuse, such as h5ir or ether
filth, amounting to 4 nuisance. abat. the
same. We cannot advise at present that
our oyerwor<cd ard unler manuel ynr,e
If inspectors SHOULD haze any Gther dJty
efficiency Of the good work they are now
doing, aud think any attempt ON the
part of the Eou"l u -Cmpel greater
cleanliness in the mater of towels, etc,
could not successfully be enforced with
our present limited stan of inspectors.
\ letter from Fort Wayne, Ind, pat
ent medicine company addressed TO Post
master Oat, which was referred to the
Board of Health, caused considerable
IL .t.HF
ties of the mixture eXtolled by the man
ufacturers We're read. They claimed to
have a medicine which would cure blood
poisoning, and therefore would cure lep-
rosy as well. They desired to assist
The suffering lepers," and would do so
at the fate of SIS United States gold
money per case OF eighteen bottles" The
manufacturers viii probably be apprised
| that their communication has found It's
way TO the bottom OF the waste basket.
A letter from the committee appointed
10 invite delegates 10 the Public Health
| Convention 10 be held In Philadelphia
from September 10 20 20 inclusive, was
read, A delegate from Hawaii Was In
Yttd 20 be present Dr. Cooper who
/ VIII spend the summer months on tho
| Mainland, may arrange his itinerary 10
Iattrnd the convention,
Letters from Or Blake ana Prank D.,
! Muslpckrr uf Olan. requesting the APP
pouumeut uf q phyticlpn for olaa dis
! trict alone, were received, n Was stated
Iat the meeting that thrre vas already
300 item Iu che Appropriation hill la tho
| Legislature fuf the appointment ~ a phyr
IHlau tnrra Tho leltpH viii, however
hr rrfrIrrd tp Senator kussrl Nho halls
from ulaH.
Anfr denying ne p4urst ~ kamrnls,
IH lfpfr Suspect, ~ ~ lakFn N tbs sus-
lp0.l liai. an Aiiournmfni Naa taken Va
hafHrH Nhlfh hakf hfru hFluFbf aFaiHai
IHn fmueye NJ lhe ifailh Department
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21

LADIES sHfRTwAIsTs- toe.
Both white and coioted all OF them
have been a dollar or more. many az
high ~ i2co We will send one OF
them postpaid TO any address on re-
LADIES LEATHER BEBTS-ioc.
white Kids. Blacks and Tans: Sill
yer trimmings In scrolls and nailheads;
a rare chance to get a bargain In n
stylish serviceable belt ..........ioc
BY mail add Sc each extra for postage.
FANCY CoLoRED PETTICoATs
Soc.
Handsome stripes and shades OF
rustling italian Cloth. Wears better
than silk Cut literally with pretty
pleats and ruffles. Extraordinary. y. .50c
Postage prepaid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PoRH,
CLOSE BY ASSIGNEE OF MORT.
GAGEE.

In accordance with the provisions Of
certain mortgage made by Thomas
Gandall, OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu.
20 william @. Aehi. Of said Honolulu,
dated December 90 1895, recorded Lrber
ls, page l6l, and assigned 20 w. II,
Castle, trustee, dated February 8, 1898.
recorded In book 1877 page i6l, notice IL
hereby given that the assignee ~ mort
gagee Intends 90 foreolose the same for
condition broken, 90 wit nonpayment
y both interest ana principal when
due.
Notice Is likewise given that after
The expiration ~ three weeks from The
date ~ this notice the property CON
Nryed by said mortgage viii be adyers
tiHed for sale az public auction, az ths
auction rooms ~ James y, Morgan, Ia
Honolulu on Monday tho alih day ~
June, 1901. a. " noon ~ snld day
Further particulars can Do had ~ .,
A. Weaver. attorney fur mortgages
Dated Honolulu May ~ 1901
w u CATTLE
Ipalfr. Assignee ~ Mortgages
Tho Premises eaFrrfd W sAl1 maH
EaHf fnnHiHl - lots le ~ - Ana -
hoaA y iu kRpahulu Ifafi eanlalHlAH
an ape n iqees slueN ffsl " sals
liunMulu
aN asy ~ ~ luas nu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.


Tuesday. June u.
W. stmr. Kinau, Freeman. for Hilo
sSd way ports.
w. stmr. Lehua, Dover. for hoiokai
Dcrta dtS14
w. stmr. Mokoln, Napaia, for Maui
porta
w. schr Golden Gate, Mason, for
Kaunakakai.
III. stmr. Mikahals, Gregory. for Ma
wsiwtli.
TIL stmr. Noeau. wyman. for Kauai.
Wednesday. June 10.
1r. sp. Argus. Hunter, for Portland;
anchored outside
Am. blk. Kaiulani, Dabel, for San Fran
rasco. with sugar.
III. etmr. Iwalani, Gregory. for ka-
,aI9,
FL. stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Kauai
III stmr. Kauai. Bruhn, for Hawaii.
Thursday. June 20.
Schr Mile Morris, for Koolau ports
AF 10 a. m
Gas. schr. Eclipse, Townsend. for La
a.aAna, Kihei. Makena, Kailua, Napoopot
End Hookena, at p. m.
Stmr. Niihau, w. Thompson, for Ma
Raweli and Waimea, at p. m.
sstmr. James Makee, Tullett. for Kappa
~ .. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
NEE TING NOTICE.

AT THE pusTPokfp ANIMAL
meeting ~ fbt knhala klonayke Min,
ms tu. la held az knhnla Juns q
1901 49, f4liuNlnH Officers Nrra flecisd
for no ensuing year
John iiin1 President
Al n ilulHirIu. Nief President
M b MfnausaiL hnfb anl Ifsas
A. y NDnds. Audilpf
nlH,tms 20 D. Tuliafh d b Ol1-
Ws y woods q lsalnf W hlAen
NHfHf b NartHW
Hifnrtl ~ D hsppV0Aids
Hf Igpf ~ - 10 =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
THE WORLDS NEWS.

NEW YORK. June "a cable to the
World from Paris says. Louis jam
mard, a stock broker, appeared in court
Thursday for battery on his mother-lN-
law. Judge" he explained, Il just
spanked her. never intended to hurt
her seriously, but l couldn't stand 1t
any longer. She turned my wife
against me and made life intolerable,
so / Just spanked her"
Your act was unbecoming gentle
man" said the Judge. sternly. Doubt
less you think yourself extraordinarily
smart for having perpetrated a brutal
Joke"
You don't know her." interrupted the
prisoner. There's no joke about moth
| ar-in-laws. I just had to do something
TO keep her away"
"Silence," shouted the Judge. II f1nc
you 500 francs" (s100.)
This made Jammard furious. y
don't need any more moralizirg iron
this bench on running my family ar
fairs, Five hundred frances is cheap.
wouldn't care IL it was 1000 francs.
wouldn't have missed 1t for double th'
price"
| The judge thereupon sentenced Jam
mard TO jail for three days for con
tempt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
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WIIHt HiHnH h rWy m IH irIrr
m lHlHa % a.Nal iiepupI.lan ha.
i.HI committeeman fHl liHRHH NJ
FM.H tHts IVsa'ri hHW NJ D. lW Ms
sn NM ftH ~ HHWa 9Hr e|H. ih.
rs N.iHfeH econ hfarN aHi
aaHa raIif Ihf Hlrf aHs fF
hHlI.| HlHnH eifh its lffalH
N.H thf H'aHis firHR.l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-21
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
warned from tresspassing on the lands
of the undersigned, situate in North
Kona, Island of Hawaii, and more par
tlcularly the lands known as Kauma-
lumalu, Holualoa and Kaupulehu.
j. A. MAGUIRE.
Huehue. North Kona. Hawaii. Juno
!, 1901, 1856
22S9-June II, H. IS, 81.