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Awarded Mr, MidwirticMr. MOST MADE A Grape Cream of Tartar Pbwder. Free fitm Ahrni or any ottier adulterant. la an the great Hotds, the Qabi and the Dr. Baldxig Powder holda ka anpranacy.

40 Years the Standard. LBWM8 Agente, HoDolaln, ff. T. KAll. iVBeiRK.

Steamahipa wiU leare for and aniTe from Ban Ynuieiaoo. Vaneoaver and 22 00 the foUowint ig dates, till the A.T Hoaoi.vi .0 rx.aAafBaJKasoo yascinrm Ahmrt Coptic 19 96 auitralia. 80 A Oet. 21 91 Alameda Oot. 91 Ohhia Anetralla 16 9i 98 Laare Umiourui OB Yasrooum 6 Bio Janeiro.

6 Sept. 19 Oct .9 Oet. 17 Mknrera Nor. 1 ot 6 Deo. 9 City 6 Jan.

1 nappiNe FUKT. 8 Thomas, Mare Island, anwnunitn. (Thla liek doee net InOlade ooaeten.i Bktoe Ajrcher, Galhoan, Sap Francisco. 8 John McLood, Stnart, Newcastle. Bktne 8 QWilder, McNeill, San Francisco.

Bk Onyx, Woeblinf, Newcastle. Oer bk Olade, SUwe. Bremen. Bktne W. fl.

Dimond, Nilson, 3 F. jroBJKioii TBeaein kxpbowbjd wttMO rram. Schr Bether Bahne.Bareka 8 8 Bk) Janeiro. Hongkong. Ship 8 Hitchcock .8 Barx Amy Toner.

York. BM 8 OA 088 Coptic 8 BM 88 A 88 Warrimoo. 8 hip Mane Br bk Alden Gar bk Pflnger. Qersh York. Dne.

Dne 6 10 8 16 19 19 26 Cet 2 Oct Oct 2 Oct 6 Oct 8 nji. anniTAu. WXDVBSDAT, Sept. i. A 8 Miowera, Stott, from Sydney Tla Thxtbsoat.

Sept. 5 Stmr Ke An Hou, Thompson, from Kaoai. Tubsdat, Aug. 27 Bk MartbB Dans, Saunders, for San Francisco. Stmr Be An Hon.

Tbompeon. for Kauai. Snnr Mokolii, McGregor, for Moiokai. WsmnnnAT, Sept. 4.

Stmr HaU, Simerson, for Maui and HawaiL CABS Miowera, Stott, for Vancoayer. Thubbdat, Sept. 5 Stmr Kilanea Hon. Weir, for ports on OSS AastnOia. Hoodlette, for San U.

8 8 Olympia, Beed, for Lahaina. PABSKMOKKH. abbitaub From Kaaai, per stmr Ke Au Hou, Sept 5 A Tucker, Master Tncker, Miss Drysdale, Miss Greene, Mrs Silva, Mrs Gomes. OBPABTOBBS. For San Francisco, per Martha Davis, Sept 3 Lyons and tamily, Hiram Ungham Jr.

For Hawaii and Maui, per stmr 6 Hall, Sept 4 Ahlborn, 4 children and nnrse. Miss Frances Chaffey, Chaa Dailey and wife. 8 Clark. Eev 8 Davis, Mrs Gleason, Mrs Halier, Mrs Jane Hyde, Jones, A Yonog, Mrs Jfi Woodward, Philander Moore, and 5 steerage. For San Francisco, per 0 8 8 Australia, Sept 6 Dnisenberg, Waterhouse, Hyman, A Clover and wife.S Hannah.

JB 8 Cattlcy, Leyland and wife, Harrv Markey, Phillips, Bingham, Severance and wife, Mrs Meade, Mrs White, Mrs Tenney. Miss Castle, A West, Howe, Sinclair and wife, Havne and wife, A Hawes. Jr. A Marques, Mrs Lovett, Miss Mott- 8 Allen. A Atkinson, Atkinson, Miss Cooke, 8 eachs and wife, Peterson, Cooke, Jr, 0 Cooke, Cooke and wife, Geone, Richard, Alice and Theo Cooke.

Mrs BJ Parker, Mrs A 8 Canayarro and son, BI Lillie, Atherton, A AMierton, Mrs Lewis, child and nnrse, 8 Bose, Mrs Silva, 8 Clement- aon and wife. Mrs Bose and child, Miss Chaffee, Fromhcdts, Andrews and wife, Wooster, IB YandemaiUen, Brigadier and wife, 8 Dodge, Waterhouse, Sims, Miss Drysdale, A Knndsen, Coweli and wife. I Platt and wife, Broome and valet. BOBN. 0 HBI 8 this city, September 8 1896 to the wife of Thomas Cbristley, a son.

The emancipation women ia tiie Bobject of the Hawaiian Hardware story this morning. They also state that a new Sopply of Monarch bicycles has been zeoeiYed. Try one. aULWAILAJH tEsman ME nur, Waiting with Quia fir tha Ohinese lanigraata. THBT WABT A LOBO QVAtkAgVlMB; Voar OnteMe the Barber Barnes of tiMir Faeeeagera Blieriff Hltchooek la Qaarattae game Kaaal Oorreepeadeaee of latereelisg The Ke An Hou oame in from Kauai yesterday and reported that armed men were on watch at Koloa, Kapaa and Hanamanla to pre- Tent the landing of the Chineee immigrants that had beenprerious- I 7 sent on the steamer Kilauea Hou.

The Kauai people had an inkling that the men would be brought back, and were there to prevent ihe program from being earned out. The people there not only object to Asiatics, but all other natiooali- tieo as as the following letter will show: BonolulUi Bept Hon. 8 W. Winoox, Sheriff of Kauai, Dbab At a meeting of the National Board of Health held at their rooms this morning, it was decided to fnmigate and clat 9 passengers, wiihtng to return to Kanaf, and place them inqnarantine upon one of 8 N. err out in the herbor for a period of five steamer having been fumigated and disinfected by havmg snlphnr burned in the hold, and her dadkB and interior washed down with solution 1 of bloloride of mercury.

We wish to know whether, after having submitted to this rigid quarantine, under the direction of the proper officer of the Board of Health here, we may be allowed to land upon the Island ol Kauai and return to onr several homee? If not, we do not wish to snbmit to the above mentioned quarantine and incur the expense and inconvenience of the same only to be lefueed permission to land by the good people at Kanai and compelled to return to Ho- nolnluw Will yon kindly submit this letter for the sertoos oonaideration of your committee and let us have repjy by return of this steamer? Hoping this may meet with a favorable reply, we are, with kind regards, Yours respectfully, R. O. paldimg bo H. aibohild per H. Z.

A ustin The above brought forth the following lAHUB (Kanai), 8 ept. 4, 1895. B. C. 8 PALDIN 0 Honolulu, H.

I. Dbab 8 Your favor of yesterday has been received and contents have had my oarefnl attention. I placed yonr letter before the moet prominent citizens of Kanai at a msetlng held thle afternoon. A committee was appointed to reply to the letter? It is the nniversal sentiment of the most prominent people from all over Kanai that paseengera from Honolulu be not allowed to land on Kanai till they have been in quarantine for eighteen days. In haste, Yours respectively, (Signed.) S.

W. Wilcox, 8 heriff of Kanai. (Signed.) The result will be awaited here with interest. The Claudine and Likelike were both fumigated yesterday and moved out of the harbor. The following is ihe list of people who are OQ board of the Claudine Sheriff S.

G. Hitchcock, N. E. Gedge, A. Petrie, J.

N. Bell, Miss Bella Weight, Miss B. Kelly, J. Van Camp, Sheriff L. A.

Andrews, Miss Carrie Dunn, Miss Smith, Miss Maggie Powers, Miss Mwa Ward, Miss Paulding, Miss G. Garnett, J. Osorio, C. E. Bosecrans, Miss Nape, Rev.

L. Bryde, Mise Anione, W. Vannata, L. Turner, Ward, J. C.

Lenhart, J. A. Perriera, W. Smith, M. G.

St. Anna, Malone, Miss Zeigler, Miss F. Greenfield, J. R. Soares, M.

Medeiros, Master Coan, Mrs. Greenfield, W. Greenfield, B. Callender, Misses Dougherty (2), 0. Kane, Miss Leonard, Z.

McKeague, Miss Kai- uwa, C. Moore, E. Waioboli and Wilson. This is the list of Likelike passengers A. M.

Spronll, C. Kroelling, Officer Kaiwi, Rev. Hanuna, wife and three children, Miss Helen Kahoopai, B. Kahoopai and wife, L. R.

Medeiros. The following persons are quarantined on the Waialeale for Kauai Osmer Abbott, J. Roseorans, Mies Kate Horner. V. Knudsen is on board of the steamer Kauai.

She will leave for the island of the same Rainfall and Temperature. Up to 9:30 last night, about the time when the rain abated, the fall was 1.33 inches. The highest temperature during the day was 85 dege. F. Many supposed it had reached 100 dege.

and oyer. This feeling of intense heat was caused by the extreme moisture ff the atmosphere and the absence of the slightest breeze. TO Thi I qmi It Mtrrtw Bekel Ksaakas te ke win AlleiNjS Stotore. Oreectooe eoa ReeHier. Minister Hatch staled last night that the ex-queen will be libergled as soon as some oaa be arranged.

Rumor had it that Mrs. Dominip was granted a full pardon. This ia oorreot; ahe fa simply out on sentence ie not faoL nothing Itas been done to prevent ner being rearreeted at any time if ahe should take it into her head to lend aid oon- spirators. She will probably be lioeral ited tomorrow. She has not been offieialty notified of the motion of theOovem- ment, but probably will be today.

Waehkigton Place is being prepared for her return. The priaonere, who were pardoned on WMoeeday, will be rtieaaed daring the day. They are all delighted with the proepeot, and claim that they will not attend any more luaus They are very much inoenaed at the white leaders of the mofnmant, who intended to change the fime of the exiatiog government Xbe white men told them thoy had a and misled them generally. The Government has decided to Fred Harrison, Charles Creighton, Fred Redward, Arthur White, and one, or two others to return, if they desire to do so. The men mentioned have not aaked for permission to return, but are firee to do BO now.

I The line is drawn at the Aih- W. and Volney John White, Ritman and Captain Klemme, who once ran the Sohuet- aen Club and tiie police ment at the aame time; they miiif remain away until farther notice. John Cranstoun and B. MueUer will be allowed to return and remain in this country until November 1st. Teetimony is to be taken in their case, and their lawyer thought it only fair to allow them to be present at the time.

They are both at Vancouver. It will remembered that these two men, along with a man named Johnston, were forcibly sent out of this country. When they arrived at Vancouver each oommenoed a suit against the ateamalUp company for $50,000 for them aWay against their Jdhnstoa has since given up the fight, but Cranstoun and Mueller will contest. MncisriE iiTEn. Annezation Only Ii Wanted by the People of Tke New Xavey 4 Stay at! Ckfeago-Wm Wait for hicago August R.

Castle, the new Hawaiian Minister to the United is at the Auditorium, en route to his post at Washington, D. C. Mr. Castle was asked how the island residents felt about annexation to the United States. to the United States is looked forward to eagerly every loyal resident of said.

only ones who oppose it are the royalists. Annexauon to Great Britain is not in favor at alL Neither is an American protectorate. The people desire to become a part of the American republia Eveii the natiyqs are fast becoming advocates of annexation. They are gradually realizing the difference between the monarchy under which they used to live and the Government for the people conducted by President Dole. One would naturally think all the British residents Would favor uniting the islands to the realm of Queen Victoria, but snob is not tiie oaset Many of the British residents qf Honolulu are the strongest advOk oates of the plan of middng Hawaii a state of the United States.

The annexation idea is so strong in the islands that I think it will never be obliterated until union with the United States is a Mr. Castle does not expect to take charge of ihe Hawaiian Legation in Washington until the President returns to the Capital. In the meantime affairs will be taken care of by Mr. Hastings, tbs tion attache. The general desire, Mr.

Castle says, is for as great an American immigration to Hawaii as Daring his stay in ibis country he will work as hard as he possibly can to induce American farmers to settle on the islands. They am most needed there and are also the moet desirable. Mmyil IK Hi- nul Gaatiii faidi. Aa Win l.aei«a Btoei Pena a. Belief Sealetr- George Fairohild, the manMsr of the Makee Sugar Oompany, htH interested himaelf in behalf of of natlYe Hawaiians and will make a personal canvass today for fotndi to relieve thedistrese the natives.

He will go among business men and ask them to pledge themselvee for any amount they may see fit to give. The money thus subsoribed will not be 001 leoted at onoe but will be called in as it is required. His Idea is to hsTS a finance committee appointed, oonristiog of three or four business men, who will see that the money is expended in a proper manner. The manner of mlieving the dis- trees will be left with a-number of ladies, among whom are Mrs. J.

O. Carter, Mrs. 8 C. Allen and Mrs. Fred.

Madarlane. Mr. Fairohild stated yeeterday that the nativee were suffezing for food and rument; many of them were afraid that their clothes would bo taken from them ae a sanitaiy preoaution and were biding their effects. He wants to be in a position to tell the Hawaiians that if any of their clothes are burned or destroyed, the relief committee will provide others free of charge. The list will be headed with Colonel name for 100 Mr.

idea is a good one and no doubt, people who can afford will subsonbe generously. A relief committee was formed with Mrs. E. M. Naku- ina as seoretary.

The following are members: Kapiolani, Mrs. F. B. Pratt, Mrs. H.

A. Mrs. S. C. Allen, Mrs.

S. K. Hutchison, and Mrs. James Mrs. Fred.

Macfarlane, Mrs. ley, Mrs. S. M. NakninX, C.

Arnold, Mrs. L. Anld and Mrs. Haalelea compose the board of di- reotore. This committee will furnish food to the poor and will be grateful for donations of either money or provisions.

OnUM LABELEB AS APBiCOTS. liarge Seizure Made Tetterday bn the Oceanie Dock. Tke Oplaia Blap in Loae eio Tine of Ooatrabaad Work Doae. Port Surveyor Sanders was in a happy frame of mind yesterday a large obture of opium was the cause. Three officers captured 610 tins between them and earned a handsome reward for themselves at the same time.

The first" seizure was made by Inspectors Johnson and Innes. They were instruoted to search the Oceanic warehouse they followed out their orders and returned with innooent-looking box which an was labeled pie fruit. The box was marked the letter being inside of a diamond. The box did not contain pie fruit or any other fruit; it was filled to the top with half-pound tins of opium; there tins in all. The drug was taken to the onstom house.

This capture was only a ciroum- stauoe to another made a few hours later. Inspector Thurston made it his businesB to look after boxes of fruit and finally located three labeled The boxes were piled near a door leading to the warehouee and were marked M. A The owner did not appear to be around eo Thurston took them in charge. When the covers were removed the aprioots were the tins bad been replaced opium. The three boxes oontaiued 450 tins of opium.

About one month ago the port surveyor introduced a new system and the result has been most gratifying. His men have oaptured the following within a month: 175 tins from bark Veloo- Uy; 4 tins on the steamer Mikahala; 145 tins on barkentine 8 G. Wilder; 5 tins on steamer Relgio; 24 tine from barkentine W. H. Dimond; 10 five-gallon kegs of whiskey on barkentine S.

N. Castle; 2 five-gaUon kegs of whiskey on barkentine S. G. Wildef, and the 610 tins oaptured yesterday. Mr.

Sanders stated that the four boxes found yesterday were not on the manifest. A silver watoh was taken from an employee on the Oceanic dock yesterday. It wae claimed by P. G. Camarinos, who said it nad been purohaMd in San Franoisoo Steward Jamee of the Australia.

Tnswaiohwill probably be oonfts- 1 IIR dixbl IM sppoinled Bead Bpsrd tor the TkulfoB foliad of vise oonsifltiof Dsitiel MoOorriston, Qeo. Trimble, J.KMehoe. J. A. KINO, of the Interior.

Interior ORoe, Sept. Sud, 1895. Mm. L. A hl mmks hie thie day been appointed Chairmai of the Boad Board tor the Dlifoiet of Lahaina, Island of Maiii, riee O.

F. Homer, re- aigned. The Board now oofUUsta of L. Ahlbom, D. Kahanlelio, RaSeeria J.

AKING, Minister of the Interkw. Interior Office, Sept 2nd, 1896. 1687-81 Mb. D. MoOoBBieiroM haa this day been appoittted a member of the Board of Fence Commisskmeiv Talaml of Mdbkai, vioe H.

Hitdhcock, resigned. The Board now oonidsts of I D. McCorriston, D. Kailua, J. H.

Mahoe. J. A KING, Miiuster of the Interior. Interior Office, August 27,1895. 1686-81 SUMMONS.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF Turd DiTlatoB. Ts. OHU PXW, formerlvof To tte Menkal tke Heweilea Itlende, hie or aoT Polkctten in tke Dleuictof Kao, laland of Bewail, Oreetlnc: Ton are kereby commanded to enmmon Cknns Pew, If ke can be found in thie Dietrlet, to appMtf befmre my office in WafaAdan, upon theffith day of 1895, at A.X., there to aaiwer nato fl. C. AnaUa.

Ajmmot of Itaea la aad for Uie Tktrd TazaUoa DHIakm wherein the plaintiff declaraa and aayat aald defendaat UkaarPew, ia lawfully Indebted to tkia plalatiffi In kle aforeaaid, ia the wm of Three dotlars for tazeeMaeaeed agalnat tke peraon aad property of Mid the mik of TBxaa fMthelMatrletef Kaa.Xalaad of Hawaii, for tke year Aad lad aad tkereanto reqaeated, kas tkaa far folli asidocted. and still doth aaglectaad refnseto pay the aame. or or portion thereof plaintiff iaju for Jadamont afcainai defendut for aald sifoi of Tkroa Dollarn. tuetker with tea per tcent. and la addition thereto, as by law prorldad, and for costa of Conrt.

Notify tbe said Chong Pow, that npoa de- laaH to attend at tba piace, day aad hour aboVe muoned, Jaterat will be rendered agalBat kin ex pane, by defaalt. ander my hand this esrd day of Angnat, J. H. WAIPUILANL District XMriatrate of B. aad W.

Kan, Hawaii. I the fmegotag to be a trae and atteeted oopy of tho orinHaal eaamoaa la said canao, and that aald Ooart ordered pnbllcatioa of tbe eame. aad eontlnned said caaae natil tha 1st day of Oot. I8H6. JAMBS H.

WAIPUILANI, District Magistrate of X. aad W. Kau, Hawaii, iwetd. TN THE CIBCUICT COURT, Olrenit of the Hawaiian TOMINIS MOT -SMITH of Honolala, Oaha, deceased, iateatate of Hoaoluln, Oaha.alleii- of eaid Hoaolala, died Inteetate at Mid Hoaolala, oa tha Slat day of D. pcaylas thatLetten of Ateiaistration iMoe to foe said B.

A. Holt- uflOllaile It ia ordered tha aotk day of A. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock a. aad la for bearing aaid in foe Court Boom of tkie Conrt, at Hoaolala, Oahn, atwklcb time aad plaeoali penont concerned appear and abow canaa, If aay they hue, why Mid petitioa abonld not be granted.

Hoaolnln, H. September 9d. A.D. By foe Conrt: 168H-8W alt UBOBOB LUCAS, Clerk. THE CIRCUIT COURT OP tbe Piret Jndleial Circuit of tho HawaUan laiandar-Ia Probate.

In the matter of tbe latatoof JOHN MOTT-SMITe. latert loin, Oohn, deceased. A docnment porporting to be foe iMt wUl aad toetament of John Mott-Bmith. late of Hoaolala. Oahn, dMoaeed, liaringon tbe 14fo day of Aognst.

A. p. 1885, been preeented to Mid Probate Conrt, and a petition for the thereof, and for of Lettmn toSllen pominls Smith, Meads Smifo, Braaat Angnatua Smith and Xarton Charehil! Smitii. hSTfog been filed by eaid Ellen Dominla Smifo, Hmold Heade Smith aad XrnMt Angnat snath! It ia hereby ordmed that MONDAY, the Mh day of September, A. D.

1816, at 10 A.M.. of aaid the Court Boom of aaid Court, at Honolaln. aad the same hereby the time for proving aaid wiU and lag application, ifoen aad where aay per- aadcontMt fooMUd ofLettora TMtamentaiy. Dated Honoinln, Angnat 14,1880. By the Oonrt: CHABLE8 P.

PBTEBSON. Clerk. 1681-Sw Notice. 'PHB UNDERSIONED HAV- JL ina bqen appolnted tbe Xzeentore of tbe WUl A. MoINTYRE, deeeseed.

bere- by Botify all pereona havlng claima agaiaatthe to prmat tham proparly for Mttlament. If noi nreaonted alz mmifoa fot date hereof. fou wlll be forever bamd. AlljmnoBs tadeblM to foe ecute of tke sald A. I reqneeted to foeir aecoanta al an aarly dato.

A. P. P. MoINTYBE. LORBINA.

THUBiTON, Izeeotora of tha Wlll of A. Hclatyre. Heaolnln, Sept. 1886. alt Notice.

nPHE UNDERSIGNED DULY JL appolnted ofthe Batate of foo lato HXNBT N. OASTLE. notico to aU pmrsoas havlng claima agalnat aald oetato tobraaent the asme at hia office in tha Caa.om Honee, Honolnin, within six monfoe.tor they will be forever baned. All peraoae indebted to aald eetate are requoeted to make immediate Mttlemeat with foe nnderalgned at tba above deelgnatad place. hi tne Dated Bonolnln, September 6,1886.

JAMES B. CASTLE Beute of H. N. Caatle. ia9r-8w NOTICE.

4 LL HA VINO A hnelneM to frauMct with foe Haamnla SbMp SUtion Company are forbidden to travel evm foa road or tirile on landa controlled by prerionalv obtalning per found land wlU be dMtioyed. aa4 of anlsMle be allowed to psM over tha humui shbep station OOXPANT. Kalaieha Aprii 99, im. Steamsliip CLARKE, Commandmr, WlU lonet Honolulu st 2 p. and at Hilo tiie same LEAVES HONOLULU Pri4ay, November Tuesday, 18 28 maav, le Friday, 20 Returning, will leave Hilo at Uwjpriioriioe, Malmkoiul and KawaUiae aameday; Makena, Maalaeffi Bay and Lahaina the following day, mlvl ing at Honolulu the aftemoonf of and Fridays.

ARRIVBS AT HONOLULU. Tuesday, Sptemher 3 Friday, 13 Tuesday, 24 Friday, October 4 Tuesday, Friday, 15 as Tuesday, Novmber 3 Friday, i Tuestuy, afi Fridhy, Tuesda ay Friday, Will call at Pohoiki, the secom trip of each month, airiving there on tbx flioming of the day of sailing from Hilo tG Honolulu. Re FrdiM le metved efier 13 aeeffi ea the day ef The Popvdar 80 tho Toloano Id via Hilo. A good oarrtagw road- ttml entire dlataaoe. Round-Trip Tidots, covering all $50.00.

StMBSUp CAAEMM. CoMUMler, WiH leave Honoluhl every Tuesday at 5 p. touching at Hana, iaBiaand Kipriiuhi, Maui. Ratuming, tfrivB at HoiKMuiu Sunday mornings. Wni odl at Niiu, Kaupo, on second trip bf each Inonth.

No Pftlgbt wlll be received after 4 p. on day of aalHng. company reserves the rightto makd changes hithetiiiMof depaitore and ari rival of its steamers WITHOUT and It will not be responsible for any foouenoes arising Consignees must be at the Landings tc This company wW lot hold itself for freight rftei has keen bmded. Uve Stock received only TMs compmy wlll not be for Money Vffiuabies of passengers unr placed in the care of pursers. Passengers are reqiKsted to purchase! Ickets before embarking.

Those fanintf do so will be subject to an diaige of twenty-five pec cent a L. WIGHT, President. S. B. ROSE, SMittary.

CAPT. J. A KING, Port Supt Honolulu, H. 1 January 1,1895. Notice of intemtiOD to Foreclose and of XrOTICB IS HEREBY XV tilgt by virtue of a power of ahle ooataiaod.

ia a foe Jfot dgy Bonoialiu taMUM office of tho Begletiar of Coavenmoee. in Liber foUoa 88SSM, foe utid BobertMcKlbbia, MovtMgee, Intende to foieeloee in a coMiB monnge oMeo Me xut day or 18U, CHABISb TBNO, of Hoaolnln, Isiead of Oahn. ta Bol MeKibiaB, of Mid Hoaolala. raooriad fa for a oreadi of tho eoaditioaa la aaid morigigo hopnn- to-vnt: the aoa-paymoat of thopr cipal aad iaterMt whan dne. Notice la riao hereby given that all and ffiagii- lor the laade, tenemeato and harediUunenta to Mid mortgaga eoatalaed aad daaeribod will be aoldat jinbiie aoctlon at foe anotiea roeaa of Jamee F.

Momm, oa SteoeLln aaldHo- 9th day of Septomber, AD. at 19 noon of arid day. ia arid mortgago ia fona de- aenbed, via. All that oeitefo piece or parcel of lud eltatta ri Maaaaa, Bwa, in aald lalaad of Oahn, apd belag foeaamo prenOaM daaeribod la BoyalPateat Land Oommlaaloa Award No. to Kamamaka.

coataialag an area of 1 acre 9.te fofooau and that were convoyed to the arid OlmrlM Moltono by deed daM SI, 1880, aad recorded In Liber 188 on folio 9B5. Al that cartata aneaeombered piece of load iltoato at in arid Bwh, Apoaa tof Patent No. 175, Land CommlMlen Award Na 74N. aad boaaded and deacribed follovra: oom lot at Oommeaeiac at foe Sonfo tbeaee North 121A4 feet along mad fence, thence North W. 14B.60 feet, foenco Scafo Wv 1S9.10 alquK Kamaauka.

foenoo 'rvanlag 148.50 ferito plhce of commeaee- meat, btm 8.88 aqnaro ehaiae more or leea, and bring foe same preatieM that were coayoyed to foe said CharlM Moltoao to deed dated October 114,1891, and reeorded la Liber 188, folioa 49S498. BOBBBT Tarma Caah. Deeda at expenM of iPor fnrfoer partictOara apply to J. M. MoaaAXBAT, D.Wd Notice of Intention to Foreclose and of Sale.

IS HEREBY GIVEN of a power of aale contained loa, ertrin mortme dated foe 18th day of April. 1894, APUA(k) ofLaia Keelan- Jalud of to A Jaeger, TTnatee.ef Honolaln. Island of Oahn, afweeaid, in foe office of the Ragiatear of Conveyaacea, la 83. folioa 48M79, tho arid A Jaerar, Trnatee, intenda to forecloaa aaid mortgageTor a breach of foe conditimia ia Mid mcnrtoage coa- of both tained, to-wlti tho aea-payme principal and tnterMt dne. eat foo Notice la alao hereto glvon fori all aad riagn- lar the landa, toiementa aad hereditameate in Mid mortgage'contained and deecrlbed willbe unblic aold at pnblic at foe room of JamM P.

Menaa, on Gneen Street, la aa44 lnln, on MONDAT, 9th day of Septomber, A D. 1886, at 18 noon of eald day. The property la eaid mortgago la fooa da- eeribed.vla.: Al fooao foor ptacM or of laad altarie at aaid Lale, eontaiaing an 74-100 of an acre moib orlsM. and belng the same more partlcnlarlydewribeatomeMtfaMboaada la Boyal Pateat No OfiBirXaad Oommlaatoa Airard No. 10888 to Peka.

aat thriwm by aaid Apna ifc) from hia mothar Poakalaa wha waafoe Mnghter and ario hrirrirlaw of aaid Peka. A JABOXR. TrnatM, cX Terma Deeda at of parehaaer. Por farther MoaaABaAT, Hoaolala, Angari Attmey fer MOHAIiA SGfiOOL. REGULAR TERM OF of foo Kohala School will opM oa MONDAY, foa 9th of September.

Pareste are reqoMtod to have their ebildrea MARY O. PAULDING. Kohala, Asguri 89, ISiL.