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The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
"a That lot of land described in r.
+. CIR. 40. 256 ISSUED to Richard Arm
strong containing 80 acres, excepting
therefrom three-fourths of an acre en-
closed by a stone wall, known as the
Perry Homestead"
(2 That lot OF land described in l..
c. A No. 1922, issued to r. Tute, con-
tanning I acres, 3 roods and 10 rods.
go That lot of land conveyed by Ka-
mehameha III to j. Booth by deed, re-
corded in Book on page 70l contain
ing 49-l00 acres.
90 That lot OF land described in r.
l.. CIR. No. 63S, to Hama Haalilio, con
tanning 7 44-10c acres.
90 That lot OF land described in
Royal Patent Grant No. 7OS issued to
Kealoha Pauole. containing 39-lOO
acres; and also
That land described in Royal Patent
Grant No. 20. issued to Heolo. contain
ing 2 6S-l00 acres.
(6) That land described in Il. =. No.
1925, issued on mahele Award No. 40,
containing | 10-l00 acres.
This mortgage is junior to a mort
gage given to II. T.. Cooper, dated May
II. 1900, and recorded in book %, page
gel of which siXty-five thousand dol
lars of principal is due, with interest
2394-June 20, 2I-July 4. IL.
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Volca Dust Ship.

The oldest ballast, probably, ever
carried by any ship was that brought
into port here day or two ago by the
British emigrant ship Lena, Captain
William Syson Nibbs, says the New
York World of June 3.
The ballast consisted OF seven tons
of volcanic dust from Mont Pelee and
La Soufriere.
The Lena belongs to James Nourse
of London and Is used to transport
coolies from Calcutta, India, to the
sugar plantations of the West Indies
on the afternoon of May 3, the Lena
lay off Barbados, about to sail in bal
last for New York. Six bells of the
afternoon watch had just rung out on
the still tropic air when a deafening
explosion, as Of a hundred powder mag
azines ignted at once, shook the whole
vessel.
All hands rushed on deck. unbidden,
and for moment the memory of the
ill-starred Maine flashed through many
minds. But this explosion was far
louder than any chemical could cause;
nor was II from the ship, but from the
land.
Even as the crew turned to look at
the shore, which lay a mile distant
dense darkness shut down upon them
The buildings, the people and indeed
every Nestige of the land were botted
out. The face Of the sun was obscur-
ed, as nothing short of a total eclipse
had ever before been known to dark
en- 1t.
\ little later rain began. But il was
such rain as has seldom fallen, being
made up of volcanic residue, which
drifted down steadily in the form OF
dust, until every man on deck was
heavily coated with it.
All afternoon, all evening, all night
the dust fen increasingly.
soon after dawn the weird downnour
ceased, and by early sunlight the ships
decks We're seen to be nearly half
foot deep in dust. There was an av-
crage depth Of about five inches.
Captain Nibbs, realizing the nature
OF the dust, and at the same time need.
ing ballast, hit on a scheme of double
usefulness. He set his men to shov-
cling the volcanic dust into the hold
BY the time the labor was complete
seven tons OF dust had been thus accu-
INFLATED,
Sailing the same day he carried the
unique ballast to New York knowing
II would be in demand by relic hunters
and anticipating good market for it.
The Evening World has secured some
Of this volcanic dust and Is sending
samples of il as souvenirs To such of
its readers as apply for the same by
mail and send "A stamped and self-ad-
dressed envelope
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tARtWtLlS
AND FLOWERS
From Wednesdays daily)

a veritable garden bank Of carna-
tiOns, ilimas, plumarias and male dec
GRATED the starboard side Of the Clau-
dine as she weighed anchor AT s O'Clock
yesterday afternoon on her run to in
ter-island ports. A large delegation Of
the kamehameha school boys and girls
comprised most OF the passenger list.
The waving OF handkerchief the NOV
ing to and fro of the beautiful leis, the
grey uniforms of the cadets intermin-
Cling, the farewell shouts, the COM
mands OF the officers, the omnlpresent
footing Of the warning whistle, formed
"A scene of adieu and steamship depart
ing which equals any sailing days ex-
element. even of that OF a large ocean
greyhound. Happy faces showed above
the rails, and the fact that school was
over and the holidays commenced was
fully interpreted.
Dressed in immaculate white, the les
hanging against this pure background
saying an 0u revoir to their school
mates, the scholars sailed away 10 their
homes.
The Claudine was crowded before
sailing time with many friends of the
youths who fully entered into the spirit
OF the departure. filling the hearts OF
one and all with the best Of sentiments
and most hearty well wishes. II was
almost impossible for Il stranger to
make his way through the crowds on
deck, the kamehamehas' grey uni
forms and principally the shoulder
straps, holding fun sway. The general
sentiment seemed to be that though
vacation had begun n return soon to
Honolulu would he no welcome aS the
days departure.
The Claudine carried a light cargo
of general merchandise for way ports.
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they found Consul and Miss Huare and
Vice Consul and Mrs. Swan2Y read, t.
receive them, and j. O. Cockburn pre-
scented each To the host and hostess Of
the evening. The room was early
crowded with dancers and oven Tho on
joyment OF supper DID not take from
the floor many OF the devotess II the
art.
During the intermissIon between the
dances the merrymakers often went 10
the private dining room, where there
was punch on all sides, and the appre-
citation of the affair was not marred
by any lack Of enthusiasm on the part
~ those who do remember the good old
days.
The guests We're numbered by hu
dreds and included many people OF III
nationalities, who looked upoa the al
fair as one into which there entered no
sentiment of home feeling, while taxi
Ing part in the jubilation of the Brit
uns. 1t was only after hours spent in
dancing that any Of those in attend
ance thought Of retiring but the young
people kept the ban rolling until the
day had been far past.
Governor Dole attended, with his
staff, in uniform. and the Consuls of
all powers represented here were pres
ent and took part in the affair.
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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEE
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of certain mortgage made
by Thomas c. Polikapu. John Kanui,
David w Kamaliikani William X. Ka-
leihuia, Joshua Keau and II. III. IL. Ke-
kua, all of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu,
to William II. Castle, trustee, of said
Honolulu, dated April 3Oth, 1897. record
ed Liber 10. page 2i6, notice is hereby
given that the mortgage intends to
foreclose the same for conditions brok-
en-, to wit: non-payment of both prin-
Cipal and interest when due.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from the
date of this notice, the property con-
veyed by said mortgage will be adver-
tised for sale at public auction. at the
auction rooms of Jas. l.. Morgan, i'm
Honolulu. on Saturday, the 10th day of
July. 1902, at II noon OF said day.
Further particulars can be had OF
+. l.. Weaver Jr.
Dated Honolulu, June 20, 1902
w. r. CASTLE, Trustee.
Mortgage.
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A NEW SERVICE.
TO INT ORIENT

Ths Victoria Cu'Hn'si urf OIL 90
oi CO., r8ns of tHs boston si, shIn
Uumraft th.H HW toxic over th-
bade.I u1uf. ah.u f.f y,tH have
been ruunInr between Ta coma ana We.
t1.ia o. ttr orient Hf. given Boo fb-
patches from Boston The COMPANY
nl Operate the n.N steamships shaw -
mut ana fremont besides The lyrl.
Yyadrs and plandrs Frank Wot.t-
house a. co. 10 Seattle are mAnnr nr
agents uf the line. with headquarters
Boo Seattle. The shnvmut fremont and
Lyra viii be- run 10 Manila by way Of
Yokohama. Kobe. NaRasah. shanghai
and Hong Kong and return ny th"
same course. The other two vessels.
the Hyades and pleiades. will run 60
Nlsdivostock Chemulpo. Port Arthur.
Tien-tsin. kiao-chow, Shanghai, koD",
Yokohama.
For the present the line will be CON
Quoted for freight purposes only. It
win be operated in conjunction with
the Northern Pacific railroad with Sc
attic as the terminal and Tacoma.
where the Waterhouse company gill
establish a branch office, as a port OF
call.
The deal also involves the taking over
within a short time Of all the North
ern Pacific shipping business managed
by the Dodweils.
Later IL il probable that the Shaw
NUT and fremont will be operated In
conjunction with the two mammoth
steamships which James J. Hill is now
building on the Atlantic for the Orien-
tai trade. The Shawmut Is sos feet
long, IS feet beam, and has a depth Of
hold to the upper deck of 40 feet. She
has three complete steel decks, nine
cargo matches, ten derrick posts and
twelve double cylinder steam winches.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN.
TION TO FoRECLosE AND
OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of a certain mortgage made
by Island Realty Company, Limited, of
Honolulu, Island of oahu, to Joseph
n. Gilman of said Honolulu, dated June
fth, 1902, notice is hereby given that
the mortgage intends to foreclose the
same for condition broken, to wit:
non-payment of both principal and in
terest when due.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from the
date of this notice, the property con-
veyed by said mortgage will be adver-
tised for sale at public auction, at the
auction rooms of Jas. +. Morgan, in
Honolulu, on Saturday, the 18th day of
July. 1902. at II noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had of i.
l.. Weaver, Jr.
dated Honolulu. June 20. 1902.
JOSEPH 4. GILMAN,
MOrtgagee.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.


Per stmr. Lehua, June li-Chas. Ke-
liikekahuna, Rev. J. NJ. Naeolc, Master
Jos. Fallen and seven deck.
Per stmr Mauna Loa. June "a, from
kau-Miss NJ. Payne, ID. Waiau, Geo.
Wilcox. From the volCano-F. j. Am
veg, ii. Pierce, w. Kerr. @. Sellers, Il.
R. Helm. From Kona-Miss !. Vowel,
Mrs. Yamashiro, Mrs. l.. ii. Hawaii
hau. T. Andrews, r. *. Farm. Miss NJ.
Ferrerlra Miss G. Ferreira :. Lazaro,
F. l.. Dortch, II. a. Juen. W Wilgarth,
j. Cowan, l.. McFarlane, II. Brunt ID.
Kaupiko. Mrs. Kaupiko, Mrs. i. John
ny. From Maalaea-RcV. w. Ault \.
w. Dow, ID. II. Case, Miss b. Baldwin.
Miss Lucy Baldwin. From Walauiu-
Rev. n y. Weymouth, Mrs. Netlesen,
Chun Chow, c. Kaiser Mrs. j. kaal
G. Il. Olesen. Alex. Dowsett, y. y.
Campion, w. Kaluakini, Mrs. kalua-
KIM b. Baronzini, Al cabin and 81
deck.
Per stmr. Mikihala, June 25.-E. X.
Bull j. IL. Arendt, l.. Tappan Tannatt,
Mr.. Mayal. NJ. Rosenbledt, w. q. Hy-
man, Paul Isenberg Miss Danford,
Miss ID. Kruse, Miss Waiahale, Miss +.
Chairman, Miss F. X. Kani, Mrs. Char
man and II japanese, Chinese, 9TH
'ers; IL cabin and "A deck.
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CtMt1tRy FOR
TnE HEBREWS

AL ri m.rfIHf iHftF sffnfr.nH n
frHfrHF UHI h'f iI mamhH.s 40
lHt Hebrew IHHrr FtfIrn W IiYHI.
I.IH at which u HN1nfa Nnua pre-
tHi fHH rHu. Wls nrffIunnait rhhnr
tI Oh The Uahrt fwei .ff At.H la
Mckinley M.muHll nsy ThuHrh thn
uUfrnE tnYrtH OFT DOES Officers. snu VII
u short um. sppiy fYf a charter.
un iDrt funds have been secured zoe
tIfryirg out iho phlerU 0f ihe NV aF.
HUtiatIun. The credit fuf raising the
funds is due 90 Erred stern and 81 =
levy as well az the other oficefa
President r. Ehruch. Treasurer HI
Peck. }. Harmon Levi The old officers
uf the association we're yesterday elect
ID Tor the new organization. with tho
exception of Secretary and ]. NJ Levy
Wns elected to hll the vacancy. The
site 20 b. bought ~ at Pearl city.
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Dated Honolulu, June 3rd, 1902.
PREMISES DESCRIBED IN MORT
GAGE

GAGE.
First. All the right, title and interest
Of the said Frank Charles Bertelmann
in and to the following described lands,
tenements ana Entertainments situate
on the Island Of Kauai:
(a) The Ahupuaa of KahiH. area
1889 acres morc or less) described I'm
Royal Patent (Award) S559 b to w. G.
Lunalilo
tb) The Ahupuaa of West Waiaka %
lua, area 332 i0-lOO acres more or lcss).
(o) The Ahupuaa Of Pilaa, area 1920
acres( more or less).
(d) lO2 acres (more or less) situate
at Lepeuli, District Of Koolau, Island
of Kauai. the same being described i'm
deed of William Werner dated March
ast 1855 of record i'm the Hawaiian
Registry of Deeds in Liber 10, PIP.
1857.
(e) Five undivided shares in the land
In said Island of Kauai. owned by the
Moloau Hui.
90 All the Kuleanas formerly be-
longing To &. Bertelmann, deceased.
situate within or adjacent to the boun-
d9ries of the above described premises.
and all other parcels and tracts of land
upon the said Island of Kauai former
ly belonging To the said c. Bertemaun,
deceased
tg) All streams Of water and water
rights upon or apprtenant to all and
singular the above mentioned premises
Oh Al the remainders and rever-
sions of all leases of any portion Of
said premises made by the said c. Ber-
telmann, deceased
Second. All that piece or parcel of
land situate in Pilaa, Island of Kauai.
described in the viii of said c. Bertel-
mann, deceased, as Lot of the Home
stead Reservation.
s59f-June 20. -; July I. S.
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rhe premises covered by said mort

The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of
LIST Lands of Polikapu:
% a portion of Apana / of r. T.
ilG2 on Kul. 5697 to Kukeahia in Au-
Waiolimu, set out i'm deed of Kaaimaia
to him, recorded in Book 66. page 1893.
90 All of his interest in a certain
lot on the north corner Of Pauahi and
smith streets, in Honolulu, as set forth
in deed of Kahookamalii. recorded in
Book 1873, page rs.
'ud Lands of John Kanui:
Lind Commission Award 1862. to Ku-
elike % Honuaula. Maui, 6 64-1OO acres:
l.. c. Award 5429, to Kaumana, 6 5S-
100 acres;
r. p. 1862 and l., c, A 2525. to Ma
hoe lO-lO0 acres
Bird. Lands of David w Hamall-
kane:
Apanas and 2 of l.. c. a. 1919, to Ma
holowaa, 2 acres in Keauhou, Kona,
Hawaii; cultivated in coffee.
4th. Lands of w. *. Kaleihuia:
II. =. 1890, Apana ,, to Mazda, at Ka-
pueoiki, Maui, II acres.
9Th Lands Of Joshua Keau:
a certain parcel OF land in kawaiiki
Honolulu. described in deed of Kikaha
To Keau, recorded in Book q, page 90.
aud being a portion of premises In T.
II. 1905, l.. &. Award 80, to Butler.
6tn Lands of II. H. Il. Kekua:
Three siNteenths of II. =. 1894. Kul'
lois, to Kaluahnenui, at Auwaiotmu,
Honolulu, 3 5-100 acres; and also.
All Of the mortgagor's furniture
plant, types, press and paraphernalia.
of the Kealoha Alma Oiaio and being
the same property conveyed To the said
mortgagors by bill of sale of Robert
w. Wilcox. dated April so, 1897.
23si--June 20, p; July 4, II, 1902
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Tuesday. June a.
Stmr Nocau, Peterson. for Laha ma.
ksanapali. kukuihaele and Honokaa.
at . y. m.
stmr. kinau. Freeman, for Hil0 and
way ports, at noon.
stnlr. Ciaudine, Parker, Tor Maui
porte, atb y. M.
etmr. w. q. Hall, Thompson. for Ka-
nAi ports, at y. m.
Stmr Maui. Bennett, for Mahukona.
Papaaloa and Laupahoehoe. at 8 y. m.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Waimea,
kekaha and Anahola.
Wednesday. June s5.
6tmr. Lehua, for Olowal and way
ports. ..
Stmr. Mikahala, for Koloa at 8 p. M.
.Sp. Alsterschwan, Erdman, FOR Seat
tile, at "A. m.
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BY AUTHORITY.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-
TIoN TO FORECLOSE, AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of a certain mortgage made
by J. *. kaunamano. late OF Homo
lulu, to Eugenia X. Refs. dated Octo-
Der 90 1899, recorded in book 1856 page
4O3, which mortgage was assigned by
her to Fritz j. Wilhelm, May ~, 1900.
recorded in book 20i. page 32S md by
him to Levers and Cooke, Lad, an
Hawaiian corporation, on May ~, 1900.
recorded in book 232 page 2Sl, notice
Is hereby given that the assignee of
MORTGAGE intends to foreclose the
same for condition broken. to wit:
non-payment of both principal and in
terest when due.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from the
date of this notice. the property con-
veyed by said mortgage WIFI be adver-
tised for sale at public auction, at the
auction rooms of J. +. Morgan, In Ho-
nolulu, on Saturday. the 18th day of
July, 1902, at II noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had of
p. l.. Weaver Jr. IL Merchant street.
Honolulu.
Dated Fonolulu, June Is. 1902.
LEVERS AND COOKE, LTD.
Assignees Of Mortgage.
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Flanders Historic B.mento.s

BRUGES. June ~ Next Sunday the
exhibition OF historic mementoes Of
Flanders greatness will be opened 10
last until September H. The exhibition
includes the greatest treasures Of Elan
ders art in Europe. many kings,
princes mobiles and citizens having
loaned their collections Of old-tlme
Flanders furniture. vehicles. lace.,
cloths, wrought-ir1n works. carvings
In wood and ivory miniatures. paint
ings and manusC ripts
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The premises covered ty mli mort.
rHr. consist uf.
tsut q 40 those ngp I.ie uf land 1t
Wainer. Luhalua Maui Territory uf
Hawaii described m J.. g.. A. $50 HsIi
ur which Royal Patents N0e 1855 and
1888 were ISSUED 10 Namaka. contain
ing 3ia acres conveyed 90 said mort
gar1r by kuhanauumi. daughter and
sole heir at law 81 Namaka. by deed
dated July ~. 1893. recorded in Book
l94. at page 3ss.
Lot 2. All that one-half undivided in
terest In that property situated at Ha-
lea. Lahaina. Maui. near the landing.
consisting OF 2 lots described IN L. g.
a. No. 1868 on which r. = No 1929
was issued to Nahupu. grandfather Of
mortgagOr hereof, total area 14-i00 Of
an acre. subject to the dover interest
OF mortgagor's mother, Mary Kahilulu
kupihea, the said one-half interest
mOrtgagor inherited. as heir at law Of
Nahupu (k), original grantee.
2392-Junc 10, 20, 27--July 4, 1902.
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Turfnt tH
stfaf W.ufa its tintHuH llin
kuTh tf.
atm lstus Naraia. from a. lata
n0ftt
ftnf d A. DumHIHH Faaile. ii n q.
W. fiHn Nj ta. u0ftH
WlIH0atHF Ur
ga kfhHfN fU.m Nuualf
stinf MiklNHIl. I.m MHkHu
Nnf it fHrutsa. ffum NUNrHstiH
S,hf 81 D.. WnHIhufb. from uHu
Srhf philippine. fIum Tacoma
Stht itun fiUl
june .g
sipr James Mckee. from HataIi
81. Hawaiian Isles. MHlDtt frow
Newcastle.
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The premises covered by said mort
gage consist Of:
l. All that certain lot of land sltuat-
ed on the north corner of Nuuanu ave-
nue. and Wyllie streets, in Honolulu
being the premises described in Royal
Patent No. 1885 Issued on Land Com
mission Award No, 22S6 to Kekapai, as
follows, to wit: Beginning Ut the
north corner of the intersocti"i of the
mauka or easterly line of Wyllie street
with the northerly line of Nuuanu ave-
nue. and running
% North AS w. Sl55 feet: thence
90 North ca II. S2.4 feet thence
go North 7S' l5' T.. 57.4 feet: thence
D South 4S' IG. 1928 feet: thence
90 South SO IT, w. 1921 feet to the
beginning.
Area about 7S-l00 OF an acre.
=. All that certain lot of land Situat-
ed on the southwest or makai de OF
Kuakini street at kaliu. in said Homo
lulu, being the Same promises that
were conveyed to the said mortgagIr
by deed of Wong An Yung, dated Nov.
$. 1894 recorded in book 1852, at pages
1874 ard 1856. and bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at n point on the makai
side of Kuakini street Cos feet south
east from Liliha street. and running
thence by true meridian:
Is. AS Al w. 110.S feet along lot Il:
IS. AZ So Il. so feet along Kuleana:
S-N. iS0 II Il. 1926 feet along lot l6;
IN. Al ~ w. 50 feet along Kuakini
street to the initial point, and contain
ing an area OF 500 square feet, the
same being lot 10, Of the Kaiu tract
of 5. +. Bishop, a part of the land de-
scribed in l.. {. a, No. Ili3 issued to
Waiamau, and Of L, c, A. No. Ills is
sued to Publ.
2S92-June 10, 90. g7-July 4, 1909.
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Naval Examination.

An examination will probably be held
before Admiral Merry, Commander
Thomas and Lieutenant Rodman. TO
note the efficiency of Ensign Kempf
son of Admiral Kempf. and Ensign A.
j. HEPBURN. The young ensigns are to
be examined for a promotion to the
rank of Lieutenants.
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Divorced Tor Abusing army.

PARIS, June IA Paris court has
pronounced divorce in favor of DIR.
DuNal, lieutenant OF reserves, because
his Wife absolutely refused to obey
him. though he claimed that as an
army officer he had the right and even
the duty to exact submission from I'M
behring's. The court took the same
view, because. in addition to gross dis
obedience, MINIS. Duval had not only
Gefied, but criticised and DETAINED the
army In the pNrson Of hrr husband
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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-
TION TO FORECLOSE MORT
GAGE AND OF SALE.
ITH a POWER

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POWER
of sale contained in that certain mort
gage made by Frank Charles Bertel-
mann to j. Alfred Magoon, dated
August 3rd, A. -. 1900, recorded in the
Register Office, Oahu in liber 213, PIP.
222-3-4, notice is hereby given that said
mortgage intends to foreclose said
mortgage for condition broken, to wit:
the non-payment of interest and insur-
ance policy when due. and upon said
foreclosure will sell at public auction
at the sale rooms OF Will T.. Fisher, in
Honolulu, on Friday, the l1rh day of
July, a. d. 1902 at u o'clock m. of said
day the premises described in said
mortgage as below described.
Further particulars can be had of j.
Alfred MaGoon or j. Lightfoot, attor-
neys-at-law, MaEoon building, corner
Merchant and Alakea streets, Homo
lulu.
1 FRIrn NI.NrnnNr
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PREMISES DESCRIBED IN MORT.
GAGE

First-All the land situate in Kailua,
Koolaupoko. Island of Oahu, de-
scrlbed In Royal Patent 1896 Kuleana
2765, containing an area of 3 acres
3S-100 square chains
Second.-Al the land situate in said
kailua described in Royal Patent
1852, Kuleana 1892, containing an area
of 1856 acres.
2394-June 20, q; July T. s.
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NOTICE..

w. o. Crowell, Esq. has this day been
appointed "A member of the District
Road Board for the District of waimea,
Island of Kauai. vice DR.. u. l.. Sandow
resigned.
JAMES II. BOYD.
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department OF Public Works. June
l7th 1902. 23as
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ARRIVING.
June 81.

g. 8. Doric Smith, from the Orient
&. Is. Gaelic, Finch, from the main-
land, probably late in afternoon,
s. s.. Alameda, Herman, from the
coast. in afternoon early.
Stmr. Niihau, from Punaluu.
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MoRTGAGEE's NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE, AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of certain mortgage made
by David Kupihea of Honolulu. Island
Of Oahu, to A. n. Campoel, trustee. of
said Honolulu, dated August 29th. 1900,
recorded Liber 2ls, page 1853. notice is
hereby given that the mortgage in
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The Frours Qutet Day,

The four-masted ship Kona came off
the marine railway at II Il. m. yesterday
and locked about / in the afternoon at
her berth at Wilder's wharf. She has
been cleaned, scraped and painted and
her white coat and red gunWale strip,
shows her up las gooI as new"
The Kona viii probably get away to-
morrow and will take no sugar but
sail in a seventy-ton ballast for Port
Townsend