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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 77, 26 April 1879, Page 3

/111 As. 11. BAWS uK, rOBXST, I'l'.iK I HUoit, AMI AI.KN'I, iw out WilN, Deeds, [ortsagaa, Contracts, fee., &8., and tu undertake all otlier business iii connection with the High Qraßß|i»; .sinner's t'uurt, under " The \Vcsteiu l'aciilc Onler in Council of 15"7." Ohiik: IntkknatioSai. lIotBL, A U. BT E A I). S. 8, C, A. PBOCURATOB (jknkiiai., And Amanuenses to the Samoa Public (or any other man). Office : Bai.i-afa.ta. Vacation terminates .'loth April. JUST ARRIVED, ex Reconnaissance, and ou sale tit tho Samoa Times Office, a variety of Collins' SHEET MAI'S. Trice, :)d. each. LAS I) FOR SALE. mHE Trustees of the Apia Protestant I School have resolvcil to sell t valuable property known as the Vailelo School Land, the land is beautifully situated at Mnalauli, Vailele, about three miles from Apia. Price—£2oo. Application to be sent to any of the Trustees. Geo. A. Ti KNKit, M.D., CM., Secretary. A]iia, Bth April, 1579. PUBLIC NOTICE.

kTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, j_> that (by virtue of .Sections 170!) and 1711 of the " Revised Statutes of the United States of America" in that liehalf empowering me) I Thomas M. Dawsou United States Cousul for Samoa have assumed charge of all the real and personal estate of which William 11. Hayes, Master Mariner, citizen of the 1 nited States late of Apia, Samoa, deceased wal possessed or entitled to at the time of his decease and that all moneys or other property due or deliverable by any persons to the said \V. 11. Hayes or the said estate are payable or deliverable to me and my receipt aloue shall he a good discharge therefor. And further that all dealings whatsoBvor witli any part of the said estate by my other persons are hereby prohibited. And further that all persons having ;laims against the said estate me hereby required to deliver particulars thereof to me on or before the 30th day of Juno l.s7!t otherwise they will not bo recognised. Dated at Apia this 11th day of April, \.n. 1ST!). (L.S.) Thomas M. Dawson, United States Consul. OLE tusi lenei e faasilasila atu ua ave e au, Thomas M. Dawson, Konesula ole Unaite Setete i Samoa, 'ona ole pule ua tuuina inai i mataupu 17011 ma 1711 o Tulafono toe fantonuina > le Unaite Setete o America), le pule i fanua, ma fale, atoa ma isi oloa eseeseuma jo ia le alii o William 11. Hayes, letagnta j le Unaite Setete Ha man i Matautu, i ona no na maliu ai o ia. () tagata ei ai tupe poo nisi inea a W. H. Hayes, ua tau'a, e lelei ona aumai ia mea ia te au, ana seia iloga ona maua ,• i latou sa'u tusi e faapea ua on maua

PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR THE CHILDREN OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS. Trustees of the above-named \_ School hove great pleasure in intimating that the classes are in full one-. ration under the superintendence of Sir. and Mrs. CByrne. For the ordinary branches tho fee Ls one shilling per week. ■ Further particular* as regards tho terms fur extra branches (Drawing, Music, Languages, Hook-keeping, &&), ami for boarders, may he obtained from the Trustees, or from Mr. and Mrs. O'Bvrnk. All applications for admission to the School to ho made to tho Trustees, or to Mr. and Mrs. O'Byrnc. Qboroi A.TriiNKit, M.D., CM., Secretary. Ha* a large ami varied stock of Provisions and Dry Hoods on sale at lowest prices for Cash. He also gives the highest ] rice for Copra and other liluud I'iuUucv.