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iHoMOLULTT,
Moi'tnjjcce's Notice o? Intention
to Foreclose, unit of Solo.
Notice is hereby given timj under
and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain Indenture nf
Mortgage, dated the 28th day of July
A. D. 1890, executed, acknowledged
and delhered by George E Miner, of
Makawao, Isiand of Maui, Territory
of Hawaii, and joined in hy Annie
Miner, h s wife, in token or her te
leuso df dowei-, to Henry P. Haldwin,
of Haiku, said Island of Maui, niort
gagoe, stiid mortgage having been
giver, to secure the payment of Two
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seven
ty Dollars, paviible two years after
date,and drawing interest at the ran
of eight percent per annum, and now
to be sold because of the tion-paymen'
of said principal sum, and certain in
terest dun thereon; which said tnort
gage is recorded in liber 12G,at pages
ir5, lf)(i and 157 in the Office of the
Registrar of Conveyances at Hono
lulu, and uHcli mortgage is still held
and owntnl hy said Henry P. Baldwin;
the Mortfi.ifee intends to foreclose
said mortgage for condition broken,
that is to .say, for the non-payment of
the principal -um therein named and
for the non-payment of interest, as bv
the terms of stfd mortgage secured.
Notice is likewise given by said
.Mortgagee, Henry P. Baldwin, Unit
after the expiration of three weeks
from the date of I his notice, to-wit,
w Monday, the lllh day of July,10(tl,
at, 12 o'clock noon of said day, said
mortgaged property, for the reasons
hereinabove stated, will be sold at
public auction at the entrance to the
Mak-awao Court-house, at Makawao,
said Wand, of Muni.
Tei nis of s-ale: Cash at the time of
purchase. Deeds at the expense of'
'purchaser or purchasers.
For further particulars regarding
sale, and of the property to be sold,
apply to Henry P. Baldwin, Mort
gagee, at Puunene, Maui, or to D.H.
Case, Attorney for Mortgagee, at
Yailului, Maui. - . .
Henry P: Baldwin, Mortgagee.
Dated the 17th day of June, 1110A
The date of tho above sale is cou
tiuued to, and will be had on,' Mon
day, the 25th of July, 1904, at the
same hour and place, and subject to
the same terms as, provided in the
original notice.
Description of Pi opcrty to bo Sold.
The' following is a description of the
mortgaged property conveyed by said
'mortgage,' arid winch will' he sold:
"All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in Haiku, Maui aforesaid,
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit; Commencing at south
corner'of this land at stake on upper
edge and north side of deep or Haiku
gulch, on boundary line of Tumalei
and Lilikoi, andtrunning" north 64 30
East 08 i chains' along mauka boun
dary of this land, between Pumalei
and Lilikoi to large-leaning lioa tree
marked x on south and upper edge
of Kailua gulch, tho east corner of
this land then following along down
on upper etige ot ivauua guicuno
stake in Puleihua on upper edge of
gulch at north east corner of this
-land; thence south 71 75 west 53 J
chains across Haiku along makai
boundary of this land to stake in Kau
hi koa on upper edge and east edge of
deep gulcl tho south-west corner
of this and; then following along up
Huai pali of deep gulch separating
this from Haliimailc to place of com
mencement containing au area of G4
2-10 acres, and being the same as de
scribed in Royal Patent number 59,
issued to Edward Miner, and by the
said Edward Miner dovised to the
said party of tho first-part by' will
duly probated: Together with all and
singular the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances unto the
above described premises belonging,
or in anywiso appertaining, and also
all tho estate, right, title and in
tcrcst of tho said party of tho first
Dart (being George E. Miner) of, in
and to the above described premises."
HOOLAHA MORAKI.
Hoolaha Alanao e Iloolco a Kuni
a Ita Mea Poa Mora!i.
Mamull o Ua mana kuai i hoopaa ia
iloko o kekahi palapala Moraki i ha
naia ma ka la 28 o lulal, M. H. 1890,
i hooiaio a hnawiia o George E. Miner
o Makawao,Mokupuni o Maui,Toritori
o Hawaii, a mo Annie Minor, kana
wnhine mare, ma ka hookuu ana aku
i kona hapakolu o ka wahincmare, ia
Henry P. Baldwin, o Haiku, Muku
puni o Maui i oleloia, ka mea paa
moraki, a o ka morale! i oleloia ua
hanaia no ka uku ana i kekahi nota o
Elua Tausaui Ewalu Haneri amo
ranahiMu JJala.-uno, elua makahik
mahopo mnl oia mannwn,-ma kauku
piince o 8 pakeneta oka mnkahil'i,
ma lrela ke hoolnha ia akunei, kema
kemako uel ka mei pa.i morakl i nle
oia e kuilala ia ana ua aina 'la, nokn
me a aole i ukuia ke kutnupaa umeku
uku-panee ; a o ua pahtpala morakl la
ua kopeia ma ka l.liier 120, p. .155,
150 nine 157 ilokoo ke Keo.n Kakau
Kope, inn Honolulu, a o,u no ko una
la uci na morani la e Henry P Hald
win 1 clelom; ma kela ke huawi nkn
nei ka huohiha ke tnkemako ilei kn
mea paa inoralti ehooko i ka mrnki
1 oleloia, no ke kutnu, .vile 1 ukuia Le
kuinupaa a me ka ukupanee i la
tnanawa ihoakakaia ai.
A ma keia ko haawiin aku nei kit
hoolnha e ka mea paa morakl I oh tola !
Henry P. Baldwin, mahope o kn nun j
ana o ekolu pulp mai ka In akn n kein j
hoolaha, a oia no hoi ka Pnnknhi. In i
llolulai, 1904, ma lea hora 12 oia In.
ua waiwai i moraki i i, no na kuui" i '
oleloia maluna, e kuai kidnln ia ei.n
ma ka puka o ku Hale HnoUo'oknlo o ,
Makawao, Mokupuni n Maui i h hA
O ke kuinukual ma ke dahi kuike
0 na' palapala Unni ma ka lil'o ka
mea mea ekuai mai aim.
No na men i koe e )ili ana i keia
kuai, a mo ka waiwai i oleloia, e ninau
ia Henry P. Baldwin, kn mea paa'mo.
raki, ma Puunene. Maui, n i ole ia ia
D. H." Case, Loio o ka mea Pen Mo
raki, ma Wailuku, Maui.
Henry P. Baldwin.
Mea Paa Morakl.
Hanaia i keia la 17 o Tune, 1904.
Ua hoopnpee ia ka hoiko ana o ka
Kuni Morakl maluna aea i ka Poaka
hi July 25 1904, ma ka hora ame kahi
1 hooakaakaia a e pili nona meaapau
i hoikeia ma ka Hoolaha mua.
Papa Helu Waiwai.
Oka waiwai e kuai ia aku ana oia
no keia malalo lho;
"All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in Haiku, Maui aforesaid,
and more particularly described as
follows, to wit: Commencing at south
corner of this land at'stake on upper
edge and north side of deep or Haiku
gulch, on boundary line of Pumalei
and Lilikoi, and running rorth 64 30
East 68 1 chains along mauka boun
daryofthis lane, between "Pumalei
and Lililoi to large leaning koa tree
marked x on south and upper edge of
Kailua gulch, tho east corner of this
land then following, along d,owp on up
per edge of Kailua-gulch to stake in
Puleihua on upper edge of gulch at
north cast corner of this land; thence
south 1 1 7o wef.t 53, 1 chains across
Haiku along maka boundary of this
land to stake, in' Kauhikoa on upper
edge and east edge of deep gulch, the
south-west corner of this land; then
following along up Huai pali of deep
gulch separating this from Hallimaile
to place of commencement containing
an area af 674 2-10 acres, and being
tho same as described in Royal Pa
rent number 59, issued to Edward
Miner, and by tho said Edward Miner
dovised to tho said party of tho first
part by will duly probated: Together
with all and singular the tenements,
hereditament?, and appurtenances
Airdo tho above described premises be
longing, or in anywise appertaining,
uid also all the estate, right, t itleand
interest of the said party of the first
")jart (being George E. Miner) of, in
and to the above described premises."
NOTICE.
All accounts duo Jim Ah Hov.Wai-
luku, Maui, T. H., from November 21,
1902 to dato havo been assigned to
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
All persons owing the said Jim' Ah
Hoy are hereby notified to make pay
ment to tho authorized nollpntnr nf
said Henry Waterhouie Co.
Wailuku, Maui, Juno 1, 1904.
WATER NOTICE.
In accordance with Section 1 of
Chapter XXVI of tho laws of 1880:
All porsons holding water privi
leges or those paying water rates
arc hereby notified that tho water
rates for tho term ending Dec. 31,
1904, will bo duo and payable at the
office of the Wai'uku.& Kahului Wa
ter works, on tho 1st day of July,
1904.
All such rates remaining unpaid
for 15 days after they aro duo will
be subject to an additional 10 per
cent.
au privileges upon winch rates
remain unpaid August 15, 1904, (30
days after becoming delinquent), aro
liable to suspension withouti further
notice.
Rates aro payable at thefofilcb of
the Water Works in tho Wailuku
Court House Buildiitg. -W.
E. BAL,
Supt. Wailuku & Kahului
Water Works.
.Wailuku!,' JunVlS.O
Pcrsitniil Mention.
Mr. J. M Cox and Master Cox
booked for Maui on Wednesday's boat.
Hun. S. E. Ktilamii of Makawao
was a visitor to Wailuku on Thursday.
C Kaiser, formerly nf Hvinun Bros,
ban left for the coat to remain then .
Mrs. A Birba unci daughter re
lunred from Honolulu "ii Wednes
dy
Pnniiln'- ".Tnek" Carter eamo over
r. tto LikeUke as mnn-'ger of the
Ptinnhous,
Anrt'rv.T M VIvtb and Mr. W.
A. P-illnv left rr Honolulu hv Thtirs
Inv'c AT umn Lou.
Atl Nlni A'im? enmo n"r nn
tV-r'iiPcn'n v nnf' i tlto'ruest of Mr.
ami "v. W. O. Ait-on.
Vt. Coref. tV(.;(rl.( nnrl dnnt'hter
of M nili'tfll eet' rnerl feom Honolulu
l-V Wrfle.icrlnf'c PMKlinn
.T1- L Cokn rpnroeente Hnwiiii on
t p frcnlnMnn eorriiTiltleo nt the St.
T oui Dmoet-ntie Po'ivpnlion
(' Ji r lpiTient. formerly o' the Hilo
"SidelltfVitB" cipnt tn wnek In Wni-
hikn im ttio frppst - f the News
Antone do Roiro. mho wn savnj'ely
nttacked hv npo of hi emnlovees on
flip Fourth is slowlv reeoverinir.
Hij? and jollv "Kauka" Mnnserrat
was among thp prominent rooters
for the Puliation nt Well Pni-k.
Mrs. Bennett. Miss Gee and Mr J.
Castle Ridgewny spput Thursdav
night at. the crater of Haleakala.
August. Toellnpr assistant post
master at Puunene was a visitor to
Honolulu bv Saturday's stf-amer.
N. E. Lemmon, wife and three
children of Nnhiku were passengers
to Honolulu by last Saturday's Clau
dine. Mrs. Mulvany and Master Ed. Dunn
of Lahaina came over to the races
and spent several days in Wniluku
this week.
Mrs. W. H. Beers of Hilo who has
bpen visiting in Honolulu arrived by
the Claudine and is visiting friends
at Waikapu.
The friends of Captain Clark of
Wilder's S. S. Cov wore grieved to
learn of the loss of his wife by death
a tew days since.
Dr. Phillip Frear, the Honolulu
dentist, left for Honolulu by Monday's
Likelikc, after a successful month's
professional visit to Maui.
Mr. Dickson of Honolulu, who come
over to root for the Punahous, re
mained over in Wailuku a few days to
enjoy our glorious climate.
Mr. A Aalberg aud Captain J. A.
Johnson of the "Abbie Palmer" drove
over trom Lahaina on Thursday to"
enter the vessel at Kahului.
George Hendorson, formerly of Pu
unene returned from tho Jlondlke
last week, and met a hearty welcome
from his many Maui friends.
David Starr, who surprised tho ta-
leut by landing Sambo under tho wire
a little ahead of the biuich in the free
for all, likes Wailuku so well that he
wants to live here always.
"Dickie" Davis, Billy Lucas, James
Quinn, Charley Bellina, Charley Gait,
and Lew Warreii were among the
prominent Honolulu horseman who
attended tho Kahului races.
Mr. E. H. Bailey of Makuvao was
in town on Thursday, and furnished
the NeAVS with many intrcsting do-
tails concerning his successful ven
ture with speltz hay and macaroni
wheat.
Mr. O. M. Atwood, formerly of
Hoffschlager & Co. leaves for Stock
ton, Cal., by thenext Alameda, to
make his home ir. God's Country. Bet
a dollar lie will soon come back to "the
Paradiso of the Pacific."
Mrs. C. D. Lufkin .and her son
Frank left on Monday night's Like-
like for Honolulu in route for a visit
to their old Minnesota home, Mr
Lufkin accompanied them as far as
Honolulu, returning on Wednesday.
J. Castle Ridgeway, .U. S. bank in
spector arrived frorn Hilo last Friday
and spent this week on Maui. On
Wednesday afternoon he left for Ila
leauala as the guest of Mr. W. O,
A.iken, and leaves for Honolulu this
afternoon.
- Coptain A. Soule, proprietor of
the Kash Clothing Co., Honolulu with
Mrs. Soule, and Mr. W. H. Smith of
the Manufacturers' Shoo Co., with
Mrs. Smith, who spent an enjoyable
ten days vacation as guests of the
iMaui Hotel, Wailuku, left on Thurs
day for Lahaina, where-they caught
r. the Mauna Loaj for home.
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