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ftitnr Walali . i firn Maka-
wvll mil ( irt Uh M
ba twtr a till .i tl
Smlr It
Kmr Hir.i, rtTOan. from HIM
nd a pnr'a, nt I p. n . lh rreiittt.
mail ati'l (.(rtifafa.
Hlrrr Jane IM, at 1MI a. m .
from Ki. ...I porta.
Jttlr )
Vttnr. W !. lUlt. nt III a. m.. ttwn
Ja.liHill, with fralshl ami
srrti
Mol Watilnc from KalinlaMe.
with sugar In Am. bhrS. . 'Allen.
Mtiir irom aihiii pons, si.
& a m nun ireigni ami iMiwirimnn
Rtmr Klnau, from Kahulul, nt l.i't
S HI.
July Cth.
At Knnnnpall Am. bk. DlamonJ
Head, Peterson, 10 days out from
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DnPAHTKD'.'"
July II.
Am rchr. Alice Cook, Penhallow, for
Vort Townsend, In ballast, ut 2:30 p. m.
Stmr. Kc Au Hou, Mosher, for Molo-
Jcnl, with members Hoard of Health, at
3 p. :n.
July M
S S. American, nt C p. m., for
Hllo and New York.
Nor. bk. HaroRpa, Kvenson, In ballast
tor Kureka, ut 2 p. in.
Am. schr. H. II. JncVon, M Maas,
ior Puget Sound, at 11 a. m
Stmr. Knual, for Punaluu, nt 3 p. nt.
July 11.
Am. rchr. Win. F. Garms, It.
nt 10:15, for Pupet Sound.
July H.
fichr. Malolo, Panders, for Hanalei
Kalllilunl. at 5 p. in.
fichr. I.ady, Mokl, for Konlau poits.
Htmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Ka-
vaa, Anahola, Kilauea, llannlcl nud
Xnllhlwal, nt 5 p. in.
Stmr. Noeail, Mosher, for Ili:iln;i.
Honokna and Kukullineli.,
-it fi p. in.
Am. bk. S. f Allen, Johnson, for Sun
Francisco, with 22,000 bags sugar and
12 pasBcngeru, nt 3 p. m.
chr. Concord, for Pnaullo.
Departed from Hllo, July S Am. Iik
SnnttURo, Ingallp, sailed for San
with 7200 bags of IVpeekeo sugar,
S3C0 bags from the Walaken .Mill
Co., nnd following pansellKers II.
Kenton, wife and two children, Her .1
A. C'ruzan, Mrs. Cruzan, Harold and
Itonald Cruran.
The Am. bk. Amy Turner, Warland,
for San Frnnclhco. with 8000 bags
sugar nnd 2G33 bags from the Hawaii
Mill Co.
Arrlvfd Hllo. July C-Am bk. Marthu
Ias,j McAllmnn, geneial cat go, IS
-days from San Francisco.
SAIIi TODAY.
S. S. China, Frlcle, for the iiilent,
during afternoon.
Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Scaile, for
Onhu porta, at 7 a, m.
Schr. Kuwnllanl, Mo.ch, for Koolati
jorts, at C p. m.
Gas. f,chr. Kcllpie. Townsend, loi
Honolua and vnrlous ports, at I p. m
Stmr. Leliua, Napsla, for Molokai
jwrts, at 5 p. in.
Stmr. V. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, at S p. m.
Ftmr. Kluau, Freeman, for Hllo and
.vay ports, at noon.
Stmr. Claudlne, Parker, for Maul
;portr, at 6 p. in.
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rASSKNcnus.
Arrived.
Per stmr. Klnau, from Hllo and way
3orts. July 1213. 15. McClannhan, Hon
W. I.. Stanley. V.. W. Weaver, Geo. 11
Alurray, Miss Hmlly Colin, Mrs. A
Colin, Mrs. C. 13. Itlchnrdson, Miss Elvira
IMchnrdson, Miss Grace Neumann,
Brother Henry, Brother Raymond,
Brother Mathlns, Brother Theixlore.
Clmii. Clement, Jns. McAullffe and wife, I
a,ui. iconaru, jnpi. u. 11, isroiuiw, n. i
Becker. Mrs. II. T. Guard. F. M. Wake-
field, 11. C. Austin, S. Schweitzer, J. W. i
Leonhard. J. T, Crawley, Warren C. tain Williamson, United States Depot
Shciry, H. G. Henderson, Raymond . , ,
Spauldlng. Chas. Kopp, Geo. Russell, Quartermas er bnre. received woul by
JdrK Gordon Russell. Jllss Annie A. thc "!l11 1e transport would
Kamu, James A. Boyd, chas. Hakln, ko to Guam. The Honolulu postal
M. Glddlngs, Mrs. J. Ayn-s and child, , rials received word that the transport
3Ilm Kmmn Perry, II. W. Porter, Miss
il. R. Cullen, Ml(,s McKlnley, Miss M
f'humberlaln. Miss Emily Bowen, Master
Spencer Bowen, Miss Ryan, Miss
M, I. Lewsley, R. Ballentyne, It. T.
Miss I. L Guard, Airs. P. Hus-sty
and Iwo children. Dr. Armltage,
Mrs. Thoiras Brown, R. W. Filer, Mlsa
i,ucy Knukau, Mlsi Kahale Hanun.a, J.
H. Hanuna nnd wife, Y. O. Knmiira '
and Bon, O. P Emerson and wife, O. II.
Gullck and wife, Rev J K. Josepa and
son, Miss Louisa lMts, Rev. H. K. Po!-
poc. 11 K Nakulna. Mrs. Thos. Clark ,
and mother J W. Hall, Rev. G. L .
anu 111 ucck passengers.
eunr w. u. nan. fiom
"ill, HI 1 ,U U 111, OUiy IO .IIIWM l.UL'y
Poaha, Mrs. F. J. Hills, Mrs. P. A
Toeph, II C. Halvorfcen, wife and two
children, Mrs. M. Rodrlgues. Mrs
and two children, F C Davies. C.
u. norgnrd. A. Arendt, Wm. Sheldon
..iu wnm . . 1 i r, , ,- -
5 lyl lit Ai??! I J?,'
: ."""" ,""-'vi .
wnmn.'n ftntrw ?' 0,.K' K I
Hli Aii ff?1
vOareS '
iw,a, r"JiJ ,x,?l pasengerl I
I'tr Btmr. James Makee. from Kauai
ports, July Dlveull and 11 deck
paseengers
Per Btmr. Claudlne. from Maul norts.
at J a. m.. July 13 Mrs. W. W. Goodale.
Geo. Hons. Miss N. J. Adame, Miss F.
BupIi. C. L. Clement. Ieslle Scott, C.
ChrUtopiitrson, the Misses M. nnd H.
ChriBtopherBon, C. T. Day, M. G, Day,
K. bamuels, F. Brewer, C. Miyamoto,
"W. S. Akana, Miss L. Cook, Miss M. R.
"Forbes, D. W. Keluokamoku, wife aad
daughter, Wong Ting, D. Green, J. L.
Hllva Bro. Wllllama. Bro. Robert,
Father Julian. Rev. Mr. Nalole, Bro
Morris Bro. Frank, Bro. Eugene, Bro
Charts, Bro. W. B. Elkln, J. A.
J F. Sylvia, Hathu Kanakanui
wife, lid and servant. Rev. a. L.
Dtshu P C Searle. Jr. Mlbses R. .ml
'N. iroson, miot I.. Auld, D. K.
Kru.?' 1?
Iloup aiu wife E
Woni ard A, u Dowsett and 51 deck
llUfcHl
Wl' am Murphy, who shipped aboard
the m" tine launch n.ihu, has been
arrei" d riinrged with being a deserter
from he Albutrous.
HONOR lsOR
CAPI". Nf: ILSCN
Si 1 r ! thf
tai'i ' t illil ll fc'iu" n
in 11'itiirtMiH. h t a- tmr44 ft lh
.(irnm.tit fr Ida hravet II
! ih eatJn and t f M
(? rWMBlilfW wb Um
.are M ac-a. mwaN wttl
a bliutMitor gaMa. wMdi ) Ir
i,Tvirlrl to tlM MM In
and WIN kw in
ti iattaln at tfca Aral aultabta opportunity.
kipper XMlaan la a vary popular
riip mar. It wae white making a
trip in the Wrtaitit from Honolulu to
fin Kranclaco tliat Ml In with the
burning Franklalnn, which hail 0K
tono of coal aboard from Newcastle
Aflnp ilio flr tin it lwn niL'llu: for llltee
.days the Englishman's hatches were
lblo .n nff !' the Imprisoned gases and
nlstress signals were put up by her ill
hnartcned crew. The Wright, coming
up at mis juncture, in
a 1 ook thm '
"oiu! l"
TI... Wr iPh 1 ow day. from
San rn JnXo loZor Mntukona
.1 , .
nhlppiug Notua.
Nothing has heen heard of the J. K.
C.liule. I
The S. S. America Mnru imi.iu uiiinp
llntifTUiitifT nn Jlllv 5. '
The Tilllo K. Hturbuck will load miRar
for Atlnnllp coat i)rtH.
Tho bnrkentlne Amelia palleU from
Kureka for Honolulu on July 1.
The Bhlp Wllllnm H. Smith In loading
coul nt Newcastle for Honolulu.
The schooner Okanofinn salted from
Port Gamble for Honolulu on July
The Italian ship Wnllnrelown, from
London for Honolulu, arrived at Lima!
on July 3
Mr. II. S. Alwnrd. repreFrntlnfr
the thuntrlrul nitinnKer, Ih aboard
the Clilnn, hound for Orlentnl ports.
The Oceanic Company's1 st.Miner
Australia has been taken off the Tahiti
inn and will he lilted with oil burners.
Through an accident at the Nnvnl
Station one day last ueek haulers
worth u lnrKu sum of money uere:
burned. j
latest reports from HehrlnK Sea say
that thcru are but flight hopes of
the steamers Portland and
which are somewhere In
the Arctic sea.
The steamer James Mnkee, from
Knual ports on Saturday, brought 8S5
Ii.irh of rice, thirty-nine. pnckiiKes,
elRhteen packages sundries, and
two mail pouches.
AVlien the steamer W. O. Hall left
ri'nulUulll the follow Iiik stiKar was left
on Knual: K. S. M 1S0O; 1. K., 2.'0,
V 'J00; Mak.. 11J0; Mcll., 1100, or n
total of C200 bags.
Tho Bteamer W. G. Hall brought the
following freight: Twenty packages
Ida, twenty-one bundles green hides,
one horse, packages sundries
and nine bags of coin.
Purser FergUBon of the Bteamer W.
G. Hull teports that the Mlkahala was
discharging at Kleele, the Kllnt was
lying nt Mnkawell, and the steamer
met seas while crossing tho
chunhel.
The steamer Clnudlne brought the
fiillowing freight from Maul ports on
Saturday: Ninety packages Munition,
seventy-live bags potatoes, fifty hogs,
one mule, packages machinery,
2115 sheets corrugated Iron.
The American wooden bnrk J B.
Ilrnwn Is now out 81 days from Newcastle,
bound for San Frnnclsco with
coal. Reinsurance has been paid She
was spoken on May 20 In latitude 31
deg. south by ICO deg. west, by the ship
Hnwalian Isles, which Is now In Hon-lulu.
Tho Tranapcrt Kilpatrlck.
The Snn Francisco newspapers of
July 3rd stated that the transport
had sailed on the previous day
at noon for Honolulu and Manila. In
the ordinary course of events If she
, , , , , ,, , ,
,""- becn cowU t0 ---"'"lulu she
should have been here Friday. Cap-
Would call here, but matters seem to
bo mixed up and It Ii now thought that
her orders were cancelled In respect to
Honolulu.
Kluau Mndo .Special Trip
Tho steamer Klnau mnde a special
trip on Saturday to Kahulul with nbout
r.O Japanese passengers from the
., ... , ., , . ,
'1 '- ' tlon for the Maul-plan-
tatlons. She left Honolulu at f p. 111.
Saturday and arrived on her leturn
hero at 2:1.1 p. 111. Sunday. Sherepoits
'" '27.t52.129 pounds was M,lppl
I"5 tIle l: '"tl1'' enJlK June 3,
fr the previous 12 months tho
quantity exceeded this amount by 1.-
,- 20S IMlun.is Ti,i .. fh uea,
! t 7iin VY .,..hM,e,U.
11 WVaII N" nAJWTTtt. Titian V. JIM.Y 1 IPOS-HUM. WKRKI V
over eighty days for the trip un-...The waning f (he wor,M ofllco wd
er or.""-' conditions. mcer necessarily varlw rHH llic ire
',? .Newcntlo four shlpi are dm;!,, dlffL.ront 8,atutM. ftml , delerml.,,.
which are forty-live days out. They corrcctly in a pirtlcuUr liuUncc re-
that the steamship American nrrlved'101 of flm la3t nlKM ' 1C oiUvr.
nt Kahulul safely to load sugar for
VnU' Vill'V
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Hllo Coilrctur'a Hoport.
The annual report of J. C Rldgwny,
n..... riin,n. . ...... min
iiiiiveiiji ui . uriuilia Ul Jlilf,
some Interesting facts concern-
lnir (ho tr.iilo nf II hi ntirivpr ii
for the period ending June 30, 1991, was
valued at M.453,773.31. The coffee shipments
for this year were also lees, only
111.S2S pounds having been exported, aa
compnred to 175,769 pounds for the previous
year. This year's coffee was valued
at J12.CS3.91, while last year It was
worth J13.62S.67. This year 125.234.08
worth of hides and skins were shipped
as against J9.091.87 worth last year.
During the year 51 vessels, with ft total
tonnage of 51,231, entered the port,
while 55 clearances aggregated 67,447
ions.
Tourii1' k umin Hom
George D, Graham, a San Francisco
. PHnters' Ink man, and MY. Hughes, the I
vetcrfln 8an Francisco printer, leavo
for llome on t))e lcru t0'morro ftel
n.ivint? An1nvr.il itAvnr. wiiab.1 da-
here. Mr. Hughes linn becn to the
rano ana says: "if half of California
knew what you people have down here
In the way of scenery, tho steamers
would be packed coming out here."
SHIPS ON LONG
IIASSAGES
'Hi AmniMin f" it r i'I ' ' ' ' '
V ti Uori I'Mi'inln i
4 to lT1 I'Iik
HiMith buttntl for Mil pari
and allhtail fMra kavo km
Iiv rrai4m hr aafttir "
I.. ut aom 4ar rot wlthnut aaeMIni
hhv rl aMJilatir.
Tha Furl Ocorae aa ballt In IMTawt
la of 171 torn rlatr.
drani feel, but an (Ma trip
In In haiku!. Hh la ownail U Walcii
A C. nt Ian Kranelaeo. awl k watt
known In Honolulu.
Th Hraraite trip fnmi NHWHtetle,
Auatralla, to Homdulu Is NWiOlhhW
..v..r fnrlv.MM daVH HHil ad Part llrt
li on tht other aide of the ooiitlmuit
the St lleorgo inlRht lwie In aall way
south of Taamanla to round Autnilla
mid com up between Australia nnd
New Zealand before Khe could oven
re.u., the Intltudi that NVwcantle Is In.
,,ml (t )g ril)a,e ttutt she would
nro the American schooner Honolulu,
Stokebye. fifty days out; the British
Aeolus, Boneson, forty-eight days
out; tho American schooner Prosper,
Johannsen. forty-seven days out. and j
Aincricnn oarKeni lie J. i.. tan
ford, Mollt'Rtend, forty-live days out.
The American schooner Aloha Is
twenty-two days out from San Francisco.
Today's mall from San Frnnclsco Is
expected to throw some light on the
whereabouts of the U. S. S. Mohican,
which Is now out days from
Yokohama for this port. She may have;
"een Bighted by one of the steamers , m,t
bound for the Orient or may have
lived at the Coast. At any rate, but j,,
Utile Impoitaneo Is being attached to
her long Hip ill the Naval Station
Thcie oirtccis point out to one that oe
vessels have been twice as long on this
Identical trip but hae come Into pott
safely.
ESCAPED TC) of
AUSTRALIA
There has been a rumor along the
waler front to the effect that J.
the eoal passer of the U. S. Fish
Commission steamer Albatross, who
Jumped from that ship while confined
In Irons In thc brig, made his escape
good by leaving Honolulu for New
Zealand or Australia as a coal passer
on the O. S. S. Sonoma. This steam-
nltln ti.ilil rT fnnttn,n iif lint mini lifiuu.
ers in Honolulu iiuu took on other till.
men In their places and it Is said that
a man tallying with the dcscilptlon
given of Tlmney was one of those taken
on here.
In connection with Tlmney's escape
It Is now stated that his mates did not
have a baud In it as he had a key
which would unlock the bracelets on
his hands nnd the shackles on his feet no
without any dlllleulty. After doing this
he would have but little dlllleulty In
getting out of the brig and escaping to
the wharf.
Several men have becn confined In to
the brig of the Albatross before with
Irons on them arid they have had to
suffer no very seven trials. As the
offences for which they were confined to
were not serious they had no wish to
have the ship after freeing themselves,
but of oouise would be much more
comfortable without Irons nt night.
None of them had much dlllleulty In
finding a key to get the shakles oft
and after doing this they have been
known to find mosiiullo netting In the J
I.. brig with which to keep the Hawaiian S.
rasshoppers off.
But as Tlmney's offense was moie
serious he was anxious to get away
nnd did ho as soon as the Irons weie
tnken off.
SAILING SHIPi'
SMART RACE
The bark Kniulaul ran the
Coionado a hot race from San
Frnnclsco and although she got In
port a few hours ahead of C'pluln
Potter's smart vessel she requite I one
day more to make the trip. The
piloted by 'captnln Grllllths,
mndo the voyage In thii teen day., an 1
tho Coronado made the run In the
fast tiii'o of twelve days
and was berthed at 5 p. in. yesterday.
The Kalulanl Is bei tiled at Blower's
wharf and the Coroundo at tho Allen
street wharf, so that the crews had a
Lund lubber." shouted 11 man of tho
Coionado ns a Kalulanl hove In sight.
"Better get a tow line next tlni," tfaiii
another, and an unfeeling Scandinavian
even suggested that a bellows
would not be a bad piece for propeit.'
aboard the defeated ship.
The Coronado had four passengers
and brings n general caigo.
Next Wk' MhII mn,
There Bhould lie .1 large number of
arrivals In Honolulu next wick
au quite a lurge licet of vessels Is now
on tho way. On Tuemlay tho 1. M. S. S.
China, Captain Pride, Is due to arrive
during the afternoon with malls from tho
Coast. She will sail on Tuesday afternoon
for Hongkong via Yokohama. Tho P. M.
8. S. Peru, Captain A. F. PHIsbury, from
Hongkong (June 21), Shanghai (June 2$),
Nagasaki (June 30), Kobe (July 5), and
Yokohama Is due to arrive Tuesday afternoon
with mails The Peru Is to sail
for San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon
and will take malls and passengers.
Why i"'nri Oxorge I in Hllatt.
The San Frnnclsco papers state that
the reason why the overdue Fort
George Is coming to Honolulu in ballast
from Port PIrle is that coal freight
tales from Newcastle have fullen ho
low that flir a sils from Australian
ports are coming home In ballast
er than handle the blnrk diamonds.
Only J2 a ton Is offered at Newcastle.
Half a dozen other vessels ure preparing
to do likewise'.
DOLE GIVES
LAW OPINION
Attorney General Makes
Definition of
Terms.
Attrn)' Ocinrl Ilc ytt,er,ir ul.
mittatl an uplnlmi li thp (iovernm ii
Ian Inquiry Hdilrnfimul to him nn Whu
la th" dlffarence between n pftleer or
oltlelal and nn employe of lh
linent?"
One of the dltUcultlei In ni..'H
our question nrlw.i from the fvci thil
gard must be hu! to the Intention af
the act and the subject mailer in
to which the term: are ummI.V
Ryan n. Mayer, SO How. Pr II.
l3 ,)erSon, for example, Uie Cover
nar, the or ileparlmeiit.i. tin:
members of the Judiciary, are clearly
ofllclals; certain oilier peniotu In the
employ of the Government, for example,
a lawyer retained to assist in the
trial of n cause, or au architect en-,
gagt'd to design a public building, their,
duties nnd emoluments being1 tempo-',
rary. special, occasional, dellned liv. '
contract and not by law. are as clearly
oiIlclalF. Between these two clashes
persons In Government employment.
regard to which there can be no
take and no dlffwenci of opinion. In a
considerable cliifet of per.wns who may
puunu wiiiun em icuh auu
aiuiii ui EiiuLuie. aim nut ui
ollicials for certain
poses, and simply employeH for other
purposes; and whether or not any one,
this class is to be regarded as an
olllolal, or simply au employe, may de-
tienfl unrin thi f.aplM and r.irninnMLann.eH
applying to his particular case. It Is
easy to say that It i day time at noon,
nnd night time J I midnight, but It Is
Impossible tiv. 11k the pieclse moment
when day ends ami night begins. It U
nlmoKt cipially diiticult to tlx the boundary
line which distinguishes a public
oltlelal from u mere Government cm-
whS'h ZlT,Tnl0,uVZlZl ORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF j In liber 221 on pages tho
can be taken In all case, a., da-
T(0N TQ KOK1.:CLOSE AND Qp gtkgQt lnten(8 Q forcc,ose thQ
After fitiotlng Innumerable
tl('''SI tV,mkD?ne Tttr hereinbefore'
a nrnniulllnn. ,..",.......... 1r . . .. m.rnn .w.um.. In ... lh v. . nm. ....-
Ploy men t of the Government Is paid a
salary or other '(aiiiiinnti.itlim llxcil bv
the Legislature, and If he Is also In- to William R. Castle, trustee, of said
vested by law. not by contract with Honolulu, dated April 30th, 1897, record-a
portion of the sovereign powers, du- e' L'"er 170. page 216, notice Is hereby
lies anil resnonh 11 lltles or covirn.
ment, lie is a iiuullc olllcer, even
though he holds no commission, lake'.
oath of office, and has no tenure of
olllce except the Will of the appointing
power. I do not feel warranted In expressing
an opinion that no one l a
public olllcer unlets he fully conforms
this test; or that. In the nature of
things, there Is or can be any one test
conclusive In all c.ibea. I minK, now-
ever, that the foregoing will be found
be the turning point In most case.
Its application Is sometimes extr"rcly
dllllcult."
Jeeda,FiIed.
List of deeds filed1 for record July 8,
1902; , 1
First Party Second Party. Class.
II. Sclinack A. Lucas .... D
E. Lucas-J. A. Lucaa I)
Chas. S. Desky M". J. do aouvea. '
M. J. de Gouvea Mrs. Maria da
S. Canarlo .,.,,... I
Dowsett Co. Ltd. tniled, Statea (
of America I
A. W. Carter et al., Tf. United
States of America D
John II Est. Ltd. United States
of America I
Rebecca Kua Hoopll Oliver ... 1
Oliver Kua Hoopll Oliver 1
Esther Kua Hoopll Oliver I
July 9
Wm. C. Achl Kama.kfl.nhe Aka-
k'i I
IC Kamakala et al, S, K. Ka-
mnkala D
Naue Sc wf TIioh. Rockfort I)
ICanohokuahlwI & de Son-
sa 1
VESStLs'lN PORT.
ARMY AND ixaVY.
17. 9 S. Iroquois, Rodman.
MERCIIANTafBN.
(This llbt doctt not lucUiie coasters.)
Albert, Am. bk., Tunie, Laysan Island,
June is.
Australia, Nor. bk., Frautzeu, Lelth,
June 30.
Bnrossa, Nor. bk., Evcnson, Newcastle,
June 25.
Columbia, Am. so., Mnttson, Newcas
tle, June 29.
Coionado. Am. bktn., Potter. San Kiwi-
eiueo, June .j. ' -
Plinrlpn " levl w . . U'nHhurv ..WVM . Hirrla . 'tlllo --...
July 4
E. it. Jackson, Am. schr., Uaas, Newcastle,
June 29.
Geoige Curtis, Bennett, San Francisco
July 4.
Hawaiian Isles. Am. p.;, Mallett, Now-
easup, June it.
Helene, Am. schr.. Chrlsilanson. ,San
Francisco. July 2. ,
Kllkltat, Am. bktn.. Cutler. Tort Lud-
,r ,: ,n? ,,, in.;,, o
jxuiuiuui, 4A.ui. urt., eiiiiiiiiis, aixu v i.j.'i
Cisco, June 2S
Philippine, Am. schr., Frcdrlckaon, Ta-
ccma, June 24.
Robert Sudden, Am. bktn., Johnsoa,
Newcastle, July .
S. C. Allen, Am. bk., Johnson, San
Francisco, June IS.
Wm. F. Garms, Am. schr., Petterson.
Newcattle, June 39.
born.
TIMMONS-In Frultvale, Cal.. Jnly J.
to the wife of L. D. Timnmns, a sua.
DIED.
1MIKSCOTT On July 12. 102, tar,
son of Mr. and Mrs, A. 3.
Prcsrott. San Vranaisc hmcoi
pleaie aopy.
V
Winter Crninpn nnd Colic nnd
their nttcndnnt tllBturbnntcn of
the bowels only need n few
loses of Kioknpoo liuilnn Oil
tnken internally to cure them,
Thla Bimplc hut wonderful prcn
nration crii be tnken internally
nn well os externally because Its
iindc of healing roots i J , trns
and vegetable oils, n t vl ily
dru(,o and rancid c rcl
Every household shjaldkccp it,
icKanoovu
Conitur6 Cramps and Colic
5T 'TV
KJ'..
' Every winter I have a
and bowels which has made me lay off from work
about 2 weeks generally. Up to this year I have had
to wear it out as thc doctors didn't seem to size up my
trouble right. When my annual attack began this
winter I bought noma Kickapoo Indian Oil and UBcd it
according to directions and in 3 days I was at work
and feeling fine. A 25 cent bottle of your Kickapoo
Indian Oil saved me a week and a hairs wages."
Frank Bacon, St. Paul, Minn.
25 cf6. a Bottle
BY AUTHORITY. I I
NOTICE. I
In accordance with the provision of
Section 456, Chapter 38 of the I.aws of
1897, I have this day set apart a
ble enclosure for the Impounding of
Eglrayf,t ut adjacent to the
..,,. .... . .
i .t
,,IU u "" an ncar - boftc"'
of Molokai, Territory of Hawaii,
,. , , . '',,,,, ? .'
Superintendent of Public Works.
,,
Kaauau. Ks,,., has this day been j
Pointed Pound Master for the above
Pound
JAMES H. BOYD,
Superintendent of Public Woiks.
Department of Public Woiks, llono
lulu, July 3rd, 1902.
2399 July 8-11-15.
runt,i,uj)Uh hai.ii,.
..slon mtg'age S
-."..,.. ... .-.'-..... T!..7.T '.""
,,iviu ,y . lvaiiiauiKaui, William i. la-
lelhuln, Joshua Keau and II. H. R. Ke-
leua. all or Ilonnliiln. lalnnil nf nl,i.
" - " i. m
fuieclose the same for conditions brok
en, to wit.; non-payment of both principal
and Interest when due.
Notice Ih likewise given that after
the expiration ot three Weeks from the
dale of this notice, the property con-
vejed by said mortgage will be
for sale at public auction, at the
uuction rooms of Jas. F, Morgan. In
Honolulu, on Saturday, tho 19th day of
Jul-' 190-' at 12 o". "f "aid day.
t7,ii,nr unriinni'iru nnn i .. r
1. "Javw j"
Dated Honolulu, June 20. 1902.
W. R. CASTLE, Trustee,
Mortgagee.
The premlees covered by said mortgage
consist of:
1st. .Lands of Poliknpu:
(1) A portion of Apana 1 of R. P.
11 C! 011 Kul. C697 to Kukeuhia in
set out in deed of Kaaimala
to linn, recorded In Book GC, page 398.
(2) All of his Intcicst in a certain
lot on tho north corner of Pauahi and
Smith streets. In Honolulu, ns set forth
In desd of Kahookamalil, iccordcd In
Book 133, page 78.
2nd. Lauds of John Kanul:
!and Coinml'hl'in Award D262. to
In Honunula, Maul, 6 61-100 acres;
L. C. Awaid ul'.'S, to Kaumnna, 6
acres;
R. P. 6362 nnd L. C. A. 2525, to Ma-hoe
1 10-100 acres.
3rd. Linds of David W.
Apanas 1 and 2 of L. P. A. 7319, to Nn.
holowaa, 2 ncres In Keauhou, Kona,
Hawaii; cultivated In coffee,
4th. Lands nf W. K. Knlelhuln:
R. P. 2890. Apana 2, to Matola, at
Maui, 17 acres.
Dili. Lauds of Joshua Keau:
A certain parcel of land in Kawallkl,
Honolulu, described in deed of Kiknha
to Keau. recorded In Book 21. page 92.
nnd being a portion nf premises In R.
P. 4S05, L. C, Award 32, to Butler.
Cth. Lands of II. II. R. Kekua:
of It. P. 1794, Kul. at Keopuka and Onoull, Island of
to Kalualiliieniil, at Auwnlollmu, ' wall. '
Honolulu, 3 5-100 acres; nnd also, I This is a tract of land of over 913
AH of the mortgagor's furniture, ncreSi sl,unted in the moat fertile and
plai't, types, press and paraphernalia I rlclest ,)()rton ' of the Island of Hawaii,
of the Kealoha Alna Olalo. and being , l f ,?" , J ,, new A
" Qoveinment.roail. ex-
the same property conveyed to the said
niuitcnimiH bv bill of sale of Robert
W. Wllcov, dated April 30, 1897.
2391-Juno 20, 27, July 4, 11, 1902.
. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
.,TION OF FORECLOSURE AND OF
.alxlH,
I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
iorta
thne lnost Important of the
pursuant to the power of sale contain-' Vf ',,,.,',", i .clcnt i
ed in that certain mortgage toted J;""11 J1"'101'
"fin. iini ...n.ir. i,.. w Ah fhn 'n. running up to fourteen hundred
"lW. Ariiee). trading as Wong Foot
Chan of Halekll, South Kona, Hawaii',"8 so'l '8 H adapted to the growth
Tenlioiy or Hawaii, as mortgagor, 10,"' unnr rune, conee, iruus, dairying,
.c..H Akl of Kau. Hawaii, as or for the promotion ot diversified
Bue nnd ivcouled in the Registry of fnrming. '
Conveyances. IIoiuilulu. Territory of Occupants of this land have easv se.
'Hawaii' in Liber 221, .,,, pages 228 and
239, the'mortgagee intends to roreciose
ne sam niuiiKiiKe mr u.uw,,, w, ,lm, themselves In close
Notice Is llkealse given that the prop-l' of affords a splendid
conveyed by said mortgage will be for the exporting ot farm
sold at public auction, at the auction 1'ioduets to the California markets,
rooms of James F. Morgan. Queen ' With the revival ef the Kona -Sugar
street. Honolulu, on Saturday, tho 26th
day of July, 1902. at 12 noon. can be successfully planted to sugai
The property covered by said t
gage consists of all that certain This Is one of the most splendid
nnd Its appurtenances situate and ,,0rtunltles for n good Investment 'thnt
being at Halekll South Kona, Hawaii,
,,,, b.en
put uron t, maiket for R
Territory of Hawaii, novy and from the ,.,,,,.,,,. ,',, of ,,,.
...nA.I... .I.AAJ.r (luv.l ..III ,T...a
r iiiuivi.i urni Jg o... ...v. -
gagor us store and rebldence.
Together with nil the rights,
and privileges thereto belonging.
O. H. AKI.
MortKaeee.
ii
'a aa
bad spell with my stomach
at all Druggist,
By W. J, Yates, his attorney in fact.
Terms Cash. Deeds at etponi of
purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
HARRY T.
Attorney for Mortgagee, Keulukckua,
Hawaii.
Dated Kealakekua, Hawaii, July 1st,
1902. M9J
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTENTION
OF FORECLOSURE AND OF
SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to the power of Rule contain-
ed In that certain mortgage dated May
mh mii mliue b. Grace Br0WIli
wife of James Brown of Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, uh
mortgagor, of the first part, the said
James Brown of th Mond part and
John M. Dowsett, Trustee, as
of the third part, and recorded In
the Hawaiian Registry of Conveyances
mortgage for condition broken, to wit,
' "''" of InUrest when due.
likewise given that the
conveyed by the said
' KUl"l Will Ue BOld at OUDtlC aUCUOll ftt
, .1 f b. w
I rw .HJt0ii. i,,im aT.M
'"""."""-' ...'..!" "-.
the 26th day of July, 1902, at twelvo
o cloak oon.
The property covered by said mortgage
coiHilats of:
(1) All that lot, piece or parcel f
land containing an area of 734S square
feet situate on Young street at
Honolulu, nnd comprising all
the land mentioned and described In
Royal Patent ' (Grant) 3151, Issued to
I tjc :. ?rlot
' ,J2 Vinin i' aP' , eco or parcel af
land containing an area of 7140 square
, fcfl E'iunlc on Young street,
,UttJ Honolulu, and ""uprising all the
' 'mi ment oned and deser bed In Royal
Patent (Grant) 3573. Issued to Graco A.
Doid.
Together with all the rights,
meuts, arivllrcen and appurtenances
jtheteunto belonging.
I J. M. DOW8HTT, Trustee,
I Mortgagee.
Terms: Cash, United States gald
coin; deeds at expense of purahaser.
I For further particulars apply to
Holmes and (Hanley, attornaya for
mortragae.
Datrd noaalulu. July Cad, UK.
RICn LAND
-IN-
Central liomr
;OR SALE
By order of REINNE RODANHT,
Trustee, I offer for sale those certain
parcels of land situate at Ouqull, South
Kuna, Island of Hawaii, described In,
Royal Patent (Grant) No. 1162 to F. O.
1 Schulze, nnd containing 174 ncrca.
Patent (Grant) No. 2SG.2 to AwahuV
and containing 739 75-100 acres.' situate
, -'"- lo "-' "ca ' ' vo mtnuier
wnlk fiom Kealakekua Bay, by way
of the old Government road which runs
through the property. Portions ot the
land are already under cultivation.
This tract is so situated that It Is '
about midway between Katlu'a and
llnnttpnn nml fli.n ,,11. u f.... ?ir..nis.
JeL'' ,0 be particularly healthful, and
CPSS to several ports for export,
wlth tjic advent of the Kona Railroad
Co.. considerable portions ot thla land
-...
Further particulars of
I WES F MCGAN
S HUEEN STREET.