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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 59, 16 November 1878, Page 3

>, i [Advebtisemext,] * to the eihtob or the Samoa times. S' Hi,—Please allow me space in your next issue to reply to some remarks in “ Fair Play’s” last letter concerning r myself. Like many others who rush in- [ | to print on tin- slightest provocation, ho , 1 has discovered, —when too late to hide (the fact from the public,—that he has not , hruins enough to fairly refute my arguI inents, and theivfore indulges in personalities and had grammar, i “ Fair Play” says that I ought to find i much more congenial occupation in disi posing of my wares and pocketing the ■ profits, than in discus-in ■ • - * ,of which lam too ■ “ Let the gall’d Jade wire e, our withers ’ are uuwrung.” “ Fair Play,” not having any wares to dispose of, nor profits to pocket, is evidently annoyed at finding that 1 have still time at my disposal to study State affairs, and to express my opinions grammatically. “ Fair Play,” who has been meddling with State matters until ho has become grey-headed, betrays a lamentable ignorance of grammar when he charges me with being too erii/mfli/ ignorant of State affairs. A scholar would have written iriihiit/i/ too ignorant. Put what can you expect from such a highly educated, irreproachable firm as “ Dismal Jim and Co.” 1 have no doubt ” Fair Play” would like to have some profits to pocket to keep himself in starch and white clothes instead of having fresh salt sprinkled on his tail to keep up appearances. When next he does dirty work for other people, and that is the only means he has of keeping up appearances, lie should first get a few rudimentary lessons in grammar from his dismal employer, if that gentleman is capable of imparting them. If not, ho should leave letter writing alone, and look for some better occupation than making a fool of himself. A« fa. 1 am, itc., A Ueahei: of the Samoa Times. I .'toil SALK 11Y PHIVATE PURCHASE. Barrels Salt Salmon, bran new Cutler. 20 tons, copper fastened, sails and gear complete; 0000 V jiiuc Lime Trees, 70 Gallons Lime Juice, 120 acres. 2 roods, (i perch ... Land, splendidly situated and well watered : a half-share in a California Alining Company, a < 'ollard and < ’ollard Piano—nearly now; :!000 feet timber, 2 tons ivava, 7 tons Potatoes, and 2- r >(j dozen Pigeon Eggs, preserved in salt pickle. The above being for sale at Fnsitonta, full particulars may ho obtained on writing to the proprietor’s agent, W. < ’are of Times < ifiieo, Apia. NOTICE. IWILL not be responsible for any Debts incurred in my name without my personal authority. Rout. S. Swanktox. Apia, Ist Xov., is?#. | > II OTiKJ HA PIIIC VI EIV S J of .Samoans and Samoan Scenery on Sale at the Samoa Times Office. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF FIJI. Bel ween .InilN ( V.I'ICKSIIANK, Plaintiff, and Vhtou Liaiiiht, and Sis an Maiiv Liahket, Defend. aids. NOTICE.

i f JMIAT nn action Ims been commenced I by Writ of Summons containing the following particulars The plaint ill's claim is against the defeinbmt Victor Liardet as the only son, heir-at-law, ami ono of the next of kin of Kdwurd Albert Lianlet, late her Majesty's Consul for Samoa, deceased, and against (lie defendant Susan Mary Lianlet, as (be widow and one of the next of kin of the said deceased, and a-s guardian to the said Victor Lianlet, for the specific performance of a conveyance dated the loth day of December, A.H., Ls7li, for the sale by tbe said deceased Edward Albert Lianlet to the plaint!lf of certain freehold lands and hereditaments situate at Tnviuni, in the Colony of Fiji, calledTahnunc, being Hot) acres 2 roods and 117 ! 1 10 perches, as described in the Crown (Ira registered as Hook A folio l+(J, and 252 acres .'t roods and LS perches, as described in the Crown (.Irani registered os Hook A folio 117, in the olficc of the Registrar of Titles, and to establish title thereto. And as no provision has been made to give effect to transfers of land executed subsequent to the investigation by the Lands Title Commissioners but dated prior to Tbe issue of (lie Grants, the plaintiff prays the Court that tho defendants may be decreed to execute a transfer in his favour of the lands herein described, in accordance with the provisions of tho Real Property Ordinance, 187(1. and that he may have such further and other relief in the premises as tho circumstances of the case may require. Dated this !Hh day of October, A.I). IS7B. 11. HimiEuiviimv, Agent for \vm. Scott. Soil it r for (hj; Pli : tiff.