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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 78, 29 March 1879, Page 3

PUBLIC N'oTU'K. -TOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEX, _ | that (by virtim of Sections 17011 ail J 1711 of tli'e " Revised Statutes of the United States of America" in that behalf empowering me) I Thomas M. Dawson Uuiteii States Cousul for Samoa have assumed charge of all the real and personal estate of which Eli Jennings, Esquire, citizen of the United States late of tho Island of Quiros was possessed or entitled to at the time of his decease and that all moneys or other property due ur deliverable by any pencils to the siiid Eli Jennings or the said estate are payable or deliverable to me and my receipt alone shall be a good discharge therefor. And further that all dealings whatsoever with any part of the said estate by any other persons are hereby prohibited, And further that all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to deliver particulars thereof to uieon or before the 30th day of June lH7it otherwise they will not be recognised Dated at Apia this 14th day of March A.I). 1«7!) (L.8.) Thoma." M. Dawson, United States Consul. STLASILA MAI TAGATA UMA. OLE tusi lenei e foasilasija at a ua ave e au, Thomas M. Dawson, Konesula ole Unaite Setete i Samoa, (ona ole pule ua Uiuina mai i mataupu 170!) mo 1711 o Tulafouo toe faatouuina ole Unaite Setete o America), le pule i fanua, ma fale, atoa ma isi oloa eseese uma sa ia le alii o Eli Jennings, le tagata ole Unaite Setete sa mau i Olosega, i ona po mi maliii ai o ia. O tagata ei ai tupe poo nisi rnea a Eli Jennings ua tau'a, e lelei ona aumai ia mea ia te au, ana seia iloga ona maua 0 i latou sa'u tusi e faapea ua on uiaua mea uma ona faaioa uiagalo ai lea o i latou. Ma le tasi men, ua vaoia nei ona fai o lea ua ta'ua <» tngnta uma foi oi ai taffi i le oloa ua tau"a ia uuinai lava faamatalaga eseese i na tagi ia te au i le aso 30 o Juni 187'J poo ona tala mai. A siliga una le talia ai lea. Tusia i Apia i leuei aso 14 o Mtiti t.a. 187!). (F.) Thomas M. Dawson, Konesula Unaite Setete. I7IOR SALE FOR LESS THAN < COST PRICE. . One Walnut Parlour Suit in green silk damask, consisting of—ll Chairs, 1 Ladies' Chair, 1 Cent's Chair, 1 Couch .'all spring seated) 1 Round Table 1 Whatnot (plate glass front, 1 Ladies' Worktable 1 ~ Workliox and Desk 1 Gilt-framed Hate Pier-glass 1 Carpet. 1 Marble 8-day Striking Clock 1 Oil Print (gilt frame) 1 Harmonium (rosewood) On. Walnut Bedroom Suit, consisting of - —] .Doubt. Bedstead, 2 Washstands [marble tops) 1 DressingTable with pier glass and marble top), 1 Roeking Chair, 1 (.'hairs, Mats, elc 2 Toilet Sets in green and gold. For particulars, apply to PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR THE CHILDREN' OF FOREIGN EESlrpifE Trustees of the above-named J School have groat pleasure in intimating that the classes are in full operation under the superintendence of Mr. and Mrs. O'Byrne. For the ordinary branches the fee is one shilling per week. puds the terms iwing, Music, Languages, Book-keeping, &CJ, and for boarders, niav be obtained from the Tru~ tees, or from' Mr. and Mrs. O'BvitNK. All applications for admission to tho School to be made to tho Trustees, or to Mr. and Mrs. O'Byrne. George A. Turner, M.D., CM., Secretary.

PARKER, lifts ft large nnd varied stock of Provisions and Dry (Joods on sale at lov.'ost prices for Cash. Ho also gives the highest prioo for Copra and othor Island Produce. CHRISTMAS AND BIRTHDAY CARDS, OLEOGRAPHS, WRITINO DESKS, POLYOIUDES, DRAWING PENCILS, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, RED, BLUE, AND BLACK INK, At the Samoa Tims* Office.