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r. DITOR ADVERTISER: Accord
r ing to the Bulletins advertisement
which think II Is wrong after 1 re
sign from the Honolulu Athletic clul
1 did not go to any OF the Base Bal
Team and seek to join them.
I did not bother no Baseball Team
10 play on their team they simple came
personally and asked me to play 10
their team OF which accepted the Gus
tom House Team. h kAAl-
May %. 1902.
MR.. HANLoN HEARD FROM
Honolulu. II. l.. May =. 1902.
Dear sir there ought be a man fr Dub
lin or oxford or Cambridge hear al
from there only a man can get degrees
Hawaii Dear. with heart sincear
pity the woes OF your sweet isles your
rosy plains-and purling streams
where Nimps and Swains-was free
from toll - 81.
Your fields so green your self scream
The night en- gale her troath do strain
And the birds on high-do charm the
Skin those Sweet lovely isles Hawaii
Their parliment away being sent
brought Discomfort and harship5 great
left them exposed to fiends and foes
to suffer woes-both early and late
The natives crys do pierce the skyes
May heaven hear their. Sore Conn
plants -, @1i
And their queen restore to them once
more in those lovely isles Hawaii
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cret Seames the seen Their chanch how
unto a man-and each Laughed them
sells with joy
The fifteen per cent and on mortgage
bent The proweld like a hungry bear
White or black or yellow jack
Adam they did not care-Where no
reptile Shure the land indure. No pois-
nous sneak or ugly toad
No Savage bear dare once appear for
To insult you on your road
Both night and day the lamb kins
play With mourn full Strains
/ do lament-the two legged white elk
To have the natives filched out of
Their butiful Hawaii 49,
]. H. HANLON
y. r You can see in Whitikers alminak
Three universities only can grant de-
g-ees In the english language
Dublin, oxford an Cambridge
a WORD FROM MARKHAM.
Editor Advertiser: The publication
of the proceedings on behalf of the
plaintiff in your issue of yesterday. the
case of T. 3. Cummings vs. Geo.
Markham IN equity before Judge A. 8.
Humphreys. of which ]. A. Magoon as
for defendant.
Mr.. Magoon was not alone before the
court, but he was assisted in the pres
ence OF Mr.. f. w. wundenberg.
The publication of such would nat
urally mislead my action in the prem
Uses and an injustice to myself and the
public at large; therefore 1 seek and
ask of you Mr.. Editor a space in your
columns on behalf OF myself in defence.
As the case was in a Court of equity.
a decision must therefore be weighed
from the evidence and surroundings
thereof: a decision was reached by the
Court In favor of the plaintiff setting
aside the deed and agreement, by re-
funding the sum OF s1o5.0o only.
The evidence produced in court by
OF the defendant, parties dis
interested viz, Miss II. James a ste
nographer OF Honolulu. a lady OF good
reputation. highly esteemed in bust
ness circles OF the community. testi-
fled that the documents were being pc
rused In the hands OF the plaintiff, and
even read to him by witness. and was
asked IL the contents were satisfactory
10 his knowledge and belief? The an
swer was in the affirmative, and we
therefore signed our signatures, vol
unfairly and freely: the next a notary
public OF high standing, viz, p. II.
Burnette. whom the public is well ac-
quainted for honor and integrity, free
from all stigma OF any fraud, and the
amount which was over the considera-
ton set forth in said instrument, and
receipts given for the same. 1 called
upon these witnesses, so that there
may not be any iota of undue influence,
fraud or otherwise.
Having expended about S25O.Oo IN
solid cash. not including fifteen DAYS
Of abstracting title at $500 per day.
in all s325.O0 up 10 date of trial.
to the surprise to myself. the bill of
complaint sustained deed and agree
rent cancelled. and s105.eO refunded. |
The question arises Is this equity and
Justice on its merits.
There is a remedy at law for the pos
session OF said premises such are pend !
ng In court, but the administrator and
Trustee are anxious of Immediate pos
session. therefore am made the scape- |
soat TO satisfy the human passions of |
freed and gain.
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Honolulu Nav D. 1902