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Sit ism J -- 1 Bat - 5 S it iv 9 JiJs aiuauaiiazqtt APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY JANUARY 15 18S9 not the best way to encourage merit or strengthen the public service Confined to a certain limited range of application the idea is a good one and has a tendency to encourage fidelity in subordinate public ser ¬ vants Crystalled into a machine and worshiped as a fetich it is ns dangerous and demoralizing as other forms of idolatry Scncral uuertiscments HENRY MAY CO JMciu uutrtiscments S X CASTLE J H JLTHEKTOS nr castle CASTLE COOKE Sciural Sftrocriisciiunts HHackfeldGo - I j It Vf minsuaffei l 4 ff i KST MODUS IN KEEVS TUESDAY JANUARY 15 1SS9 WHOOPING CODGH We are glad that Mrs Hall has written the letter which appeared in Wednesdays Bulletin It covers perfectly the whole ground both of fact and inference It disposes effec¬ tually of the reports half idle and half malicious which have been so persistently kept in circulation by parties too cowardly to avow their own agency in the matter At the same time it administers a very neat rebuke to the impertinence which would invade the privacy of family life and hold tip estimable ladies and gentlemen in a false light before the public for the purpose of making a little political capital We pre- ¬ sume the authors of these reports will be silenced for a while AVo do not suppose anything could make them ashamed TEE PORITY OF OUR WATER SUPPLY A Workingman alleges m the Bulletin that the water supply of the city is contaminated by a heavy body of decaying grass on the up i I it TgjQpfc U J i ¬ lands This has accumulated under the growing grass since the cattle were removed This would particu ¬ larly apply to the upper portion of Nuuanu valley known as Luakaha a Crown Land comprising some seven hundred acres of valley pas turage the larger part of which is drained by streams flowing into the npper reservoir About twelve years ago we believe the milk ranch then occupying that tract was bought out by the Government and the stock removed The grass jungle and forest have since grown undis- ¬ turbed and there are large accumu- - J F lations of dead vegetable matter un derneath No evidence is presented by A Workingman that the Lua kaha water derived in large part from this source is impure A thor ¬ ough analysis of the water supplies of Honolulu was made not very long ago by Prof Tan Slyke He found the Luakaha water in the reservoir below the electric light works to be of the highest quality for purity That in the lower reservoir to the watersheds supplying which cattle have access was in comparison quite impure Workingmans allegation there- ¬ fore appears to be fanciful Decay- ¬ ing animal matter breeds poison Decaying vegetable matter if undis ¬ turbed rarely does so If other- ¬ wise how is it that the purest streams are those draining vast for- ¬ ests with their thick beds of rotting leaves and wood As soon as this Iw5 01 V keavT mass is torn llP u7 the plough miasm Left to nature it seems to act as a purifying filter detaining the rainfall upon the land and de ¬ livering the water gradually and in purity to the streams This is what cow goes on at Luakaha Formerly tne catue tore up tne decaying vege tatien with their tramping in multi- ¬ tudinous trails fouling the streams with deleterious matter Large spaces at the heads of the foothills were entirely denuded and enor- ¬ mous quantities of earth were car- ¬ ried into our harbor by the floods In the present undisturbed condi ¬ tion of Luakaha the rank vegetation is natures efficient disinfecting agent for purifying the water sup ¬ plied to the town The action of the Government at that time met with general approba- ¬ tion as did subsequent measures of like character We think that this plan of action continues to be ap ¬ proved and will stand as a wise and necessary method of dealing with the matter In any case the Administration would deserve the severest censure if it altered so well approved an arrangement which has stood the test of years of trial without the fullest investigation of the subject and a general consensus of opinion from competent special- ¬ ists to guide them Workingmans letter is an ex- ¬ cellent illustration of the readiness of some persons to undertake to en ¬ A rule is attempted to bo laid down by those who appear to wor- ¬ ship theories regardless of practical considerations that all vacancies in the public service should bo filled by the appointment of the person next Jbelow Now this mode of proceeding is in many instances right and proper just to individuals as wellas beneficial to the public But it is by no means always so nor even generally in such conditions as have oxisled in the public service of this country for the last year and a half The appointment of Mr Foster as Police Justice may be admitted to be an excellent one though we have never understood that clerks of courts were iu the direct line of promotion to the bench If he makes a good judge as we have no doubt he will it will be mainly by reason of his mental and moral qualifications and of a legal educa- ¬ tion which ho did not get in the position ho has just vacated We presume Messrs Smith and Reist are perfectly qualified for the posi- ¬ tions to which they have been re- ¬ spectively advanced Such being the case their promotion is to bo commended But we denv that any possible length of service in the routine of clerical work will afford any presumptive evidence of either of them being qualified to exercise judicial functions They may or may not be but nothing can be proved either one way or the other by any such test We have nothing to say against Judge Bickertons record in his present position but the fact that he had been Police Justice for three or four yaars or even ten times as long could neither make him nor prove him qualified to deal with the higher nioro com- ¬ plicated and very different questions which come before the highest legal tribunal in the Kingdom If he has proved a good judge let us bo thankful but wo suppose the hon- ¬ orable gentleman himself would bo quite willing to admit that equally good appointments have often been made direct from the ranks of the profession According to these theorists a great injustice was done and the public service received a vicious blow when upon the death of Judge Fornander Judge Dayton was passed over and S B Dole Esq who had never had any judi- ¬ cial experience was appointed to fill the vacancy For our own part although we have a high regard for Judge Dayton we fail to see either the injustice or the impolicy JLt may ue admitted that among those doing ordinary routine work of a similar character in any of the departments promotions should be made generally though by no means invariably in the regular line of succession But when we get out- ¬ side the range of these cases of which the Clerks1 Office of the Su- ¬ preme Court furnishes a very good example we shall find this much vaunted rule subject to so many and such striking exceptions as to be practically no rule at all It is a rule which men of ability and sue cess are never found adopting in their own business except in a very limited and modified way As regards most branches of the public business there is a deal of humbug about the wonderful value of lighten the public upon subjects which they do not themselves un- ¬ derstand His real animus appears in his vigorous but ill directed little tirade against the Ministry He had better try again He is doubt- ¬ less very much in earnest but he will hardly get np another revolu- ¬ tion on the dead grass question --years FOREIGN GRASSES The question of grasses has not occupied tho minds of our ranchers and dairy farmers hero as much as it should havo done or rather we would say as widely as it should havo done There have been re- ¬ cently some careful experiments made which havo gone far towards proving what can be done in this direction It is well known to all country residents that tho native grasses havo been steadily ousted by two foreign intruders viz Hilo grass and manienie The ordinarv ob server believes the former to bo utterly worthless and the latter to havo every good property This is not entirely true for if not too rank cattle will eat Hilo grass readily though it makes very poor beef while the latter is not by any means the best material to fatten animals upon The question has therefore come up before some of our stock raisers as to what to do to improve the feed especially has it come before thoso who have small herds runuing on limited pasture The grasses that havo been tried are cocksfoot and rye grass from England rib grass from Australia prairie and Johnson grass from America and Guinea grass from Africa besides red and Spanish clover These can all bo seen growing luxuriantly on at least two ranches in this Ivingdom There are two methods of planting One is to sow free over a field already con taining Hilo grass and manienie Wo had recently an opportunity of seeing the result of such a sowing The foreign grasses in spite of a luxuriant growth of Hilo grass were holding their own famously the cocksfoot in several places or patches having come out victorious over the Hilo grass Of course such a method of sowing is comparatively inexpensive moreover it shows what an imported grass can do fdr itself when loft to fight its own way The other method is to plough out the worthless grass froni a field harrow it well and then sow the imported grass Tho results from such a plan are much more rapidly obtained but of course the process is much too expensive to be carried out on any very large scale On small butter farms however it will be found to pay very well as by sowing at inter- ¬ vals a constant supply of excellent fodder for cattle will always be on hand Not only however has the experi- ¬ ment of sowing imported grasses been tried on a small scale but on one ranch a considerable tract of open land has been free sown and in spite of the fact that the cattle and horses naturally go for the new grass it is beginning to hold its own both against its animal and vegetable foes Experiments such as these are of great value to the country Wo are or havo been so wrapped up in the of practical training in the cultivation of sugar that every other service and the superlative results industry has been allowed to get of long training in subordinate along in a happy go lucky fashion positions in the same department In the last few years there has cer- ¬ Very fine words certainly but they tainly been a great improvement in represent a very moderate amount our stock breeding but we are not of fact In all the ordinary routine going to keep up the best of stock positions in the public service there unless we supply it with the best of is nothing mysterious complicated feed Just as a great general once or profound Any man possessed of said that a soldier marched on his a fair degree of aptitude and good stomach so does a horse or a bullock powers of application can master the work on the same necessary mem details of such work in a short time ber We have no business to go and be just as efficient with a few abroad in the feed line every pound months of experience as ho would in of hay every portion of feed for our as many years Another class of animals ought to be raised right positions considerable in number here and can be raised here if peo- ¬ and vital in importance require ple will only set about it systemati- ¬ either special professional training cally or the possession of certain personal qualifications such as energy organ- ¬ The news from Washington re- ¬ izing power executive ability the ceived by the Australia furnishes gift of handling and controlling strong confirmation of the correct- ¬ men or other special aptitudes of ness of the position taken by this various kinds These things are journal in an article entitled A born in men not- - acquired in offices Republican Congress and Duties on Of co use these qualities can be Sugar It will be noticed that the greatly developed and improved by Senators and Representatives from practice and experience But unless California have decided as we pre the foundation is well laid in the nature of the man no amount Of long training in subordinate posi¬ tions5 can ever supply the deficiency To shove a man along np in a purely routine and matter of course wayt simply because the next place above him happens to be vacant is ¬ HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON BOSTON AND SAN FAN0IS00 - - A CHOICE ASSORTAIXT OF Groceries and Provisions IK PART AS FOLLOWS Hrckins Parker IIone sonp Boatou bih and Clam Chowder Bojloa bsuae Meat and Baked Bean Boston Pcricd Tomatoes itKine Dairy Salt Crosse BlackwelTs NORTONS GOODS Zantc Currant Snltana Raisin Pearl Barley Pearl Saso Italian Maccaronl and Vermicelli all put up in tins Ground Rice bcmoliua Mcdelr Chocolate Epps Cocca Table Yincsar Extra Fine Dnret Oil Assorted Jams an Jellies land 2 lb tins Copcland English Peas Ftcnch Pcaa and Mushrooms Extia sardints H and U tins iletwnrst and Truffled Liver fcausases Saidclls and Italian Sardines Kpicnre and Blue Point Oyster 1 and S lb tins Humes Salmon dicted they would to make common canse with the Democrats in oppos- ¬ ing any reduction in the duty on sugar The Republican majority in both Bouses is so very narrow that this determination 6a the pare of the California delegation is likely to prove fatal to the whole scheme 1 and lb tins JHOICE SALMON IN UAIHtEtS AND UALF BARRELS Kits Salt Mackerel and Salmon Bellies Kcss U and M Barrels Family Torfe Choice Hams and Bacon New York and California Cheese Adam and Liinburjr Cheese Oxford and Cambridge Sausage 1 and J lb tins Vienna Sansase 1 and 2 lb tins nam sausage iDims Corned Bee Pljr Feet English Brawn Lunch Tongacs Os Tongues Deviled Ham Potted Meats Boned Chicken and Turkey Curried Fowl Succotaeh Green Corn Green Peas Lima Bean String Beans Asparaqns Barataria Sliricps and Codfish Bails KEGS GILT EDGE BUTTER AND IN ROLLS Tapocan aud Whitneys Butter 2 and 3 lb tins Boneless Codfish aud in Blocks French Franc Iu Glas and Boxes California Italsins H boxes new crop Breakfast Germ Oat Flakes White Oatt Gerraea Cream Oats and Cracked Wheat Oatmeal Ityc Flonr and Meal in 10 Ib baqs Graham Flour Small Homtny Buchwheat Flour in IB lb ba Arena Golden Gate Crown and Eldorado Fiour in itMb bis CONDIMENTS in Great Yariety California Table Fruits California Jams and Jellies this Seasons Packing REFINED SUGARS CUBE in 23 and ICO lb Boxes GRANULATED in KXMbBans GRANULATED in half and whole Bcrreis asd SO lb Boxes New Zealand and California Oats Bran Corn Wheat Cracked Corn Ground and Whole Barley etc isine reas nite and Kca ueaps Lima and Horse Beans etc ASPECIALTY 123S ly BEAVER SALOON H J NOLTE Proprietor Beci to announce to his friend and the public iti general That he has opened the above Sa- ¬ loon where lirr class Refreshments will be served from 3 a m till 10 p m nnderthe Immediate superviIon of a Compe tent Ohtf de Cuitine -- THE FINEST GRADES OF Tobaccos Cigars Pipes and Smokers Sundries lhoieu oy a personal selection froji Irs t class manufactories has been obtained and will be added to from time to time Ore of Brunswick Balkes Celebrated Billiard Tables vcoonncctart with the establishment where erf olf thecnecan participate 123SSm THE BABC0CK WILCOX Water Tube Boiler f i M fkh Is snpcrccuingr allfothcr Steam Boilers BECAUSE IT IS JIOJtE Economical of Pad Less Xiable to Explode Easier of Transportation A2TD costs sro 3roitE EST Foil description and prices can be ob¬ tained by application to W E ROWELL Honolulu S3yl Sole Agent Hawaiian Islands Old Dates of Planters Monthly Wanted for Binding ONTS COPY TSACII HARDVRE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Sugar Factors LIFE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS HONOLULU H 1 tl2a 3m MRS THOS LACK o SI Fort Street Honolulu IStrOHTSIl AXD DEALT It IS Shot Guns Rifles Revolvers VND ALL KINDS OF FIRE ARMS Also Metallic Cartridies all kinds and sizes Brass and Paper Shot Shells Powder Shot and Caps and all kinds of Sportlns Goods Ktc DtrORTKR ASD DEAlEtt IS SEWING MACHINES And Genuine Parts Attachment Oils and Accessories AGENT FOtt THE IMPROVED White and New Homo Machine TIIE WHITE AUTOMATIC MACHINE The New National and Peerless Hand Machine Scwintr Jlacliinc mid Hand Needles of all kinds Clarks ChadwiclvS and BrooktMachino Cotton Barbours Linen Thread CORTICELLi SILK IN ALL COLORS ESIIavins seccred the services of a first class lnn and Locksmith and thorough mechanic i am prepared to do all kinds of Repairs Rc stockinc brotnin and boring Guns a specialty EfyScwIni JIacninos Lock Sarslcal Nauti cal and bimcyiui Instruments cleaned ani repaired with quick dispatch GOOD WORK GUARANTEED FANCY DEPARTMENT A Q EX TOR Balls Health Preserving Corsets AND Mmc Demorests Reliable Cat Paper Patterns Largest and Best Assortment of Stamping Patterns and Materials FOR ALL KINDS OF FANCY WORK KTLcssoi3 siven and all orders promptly filled Island orders solicited 1233 3m CONSOLIDATED THE FIRMSOF Chas Gray Co T W Rawlins Engaged in the Mnnnfactnre of Sop havo consolidated and will hereafter carry on the business nnderthe firm name of HAWAIIAN Soap Manufacturing Company i At the premises formerly occupied JSat Lcleo KING STREET HONOLULU Honolulu Oct 11SSS 11931y BENSOST SMITH CO JOBBING AND MANUFACTURING PHARMACISTS a run Lixr or S ulf jD2ruags CHEMICALS Medicinal Preparations PATENT MEDICINES AT THE LOWEST PRICES t 12JMm 113 and 113 Fort Street J D LANES fcv as rr3Ztm 3 0 rckr fzx- viXg - zr Tr M im LXfSi I t I WjW MKt- OF JUNE DECEMBER 1682 One copj of APRIL 1E8I Five copies of JANUARY 1883 25centa pereopy will bejwfd for esch of tbe above dates at tbe GAZETTE OFFICE 1208 tf IIOXOLUMJ 1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED PER Bk C IR Bishop A Per Stoamors and othor late arri 7 1 f-l JP I 130 Fort St near Hotel St Manufacturer of Monuments Headstpnea Tomba Tableta Marble Mantels Wahtand Tops and Tillnj la Black and While Marble Marble Work Of ETerjr Description made to order at the lowest possible rates Monuments and IlCad tonea cleaned and reset SOrderi from the other Island promptly uded to f8 3ia ¬ vals a large and complete assortment of Dry Q obcLs STJCII A3 Prints Cottons bleached and unbleached Sheetings Denims Ticks Stripes c A fine selection of Dress Goods in the Latest Styles Also Curtains Mosquito Netting Lawns c Woolen Goods of every description A complete line Tailors G oods Clothing 0 U Shirts Shawls Blankets Qoilts Towols c Handkerchiefs Hosiery Kibbons Hats Umbrellas Carpets c Sealskin Traveling and Carriage Rugs c Fancy Goods Notions Cs of Best English and Australian EOGSKIN SADDLES BOOTS AND SHOES BAGS AND BAGGING For every purpose Sail Twino and Filter Press Cloth Cutlery Stationery Jewelry Perfumery Pipes c VIEIOTA FURNITURE Looking Glasses c Pianos Herqphones Aristons Accordeons Harmonicas c WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPERS Paints and Oils c Asphalt Roofing Asbestos Barrels and Kegs Keg Shooks and Rivets 2 Baxter Engines Steam Pnmps Autograph Presses Iron Filter Presses Sugar Coolers Iron Bedsteads Galvanized Tubs and Buckets Lanterns Axes Hammors Tin Plates Sheet Lead Sheet Zinc Galv Iron Sheets Galvanized Corrugated Iron Rfdging Screws and Washers GALVANIZED FENCE WIRE Barbed Fence Wire Yellow Metal Comp Nails Iron Tanks STEEL RAILS Fishplates Bolts Spikes Switches Portable Rails Steel Sleepers Portland Cement Fire Bricks Roof Slates Boats Baskets Demijohns Corks c GROCEEIES Pie Fruits Sauces Cond Milk Blue Mottled Soap Windsor Soap Wash Blue Cream of Tarter Carb Soda Vinegar Biscuits Stearin Candles Rock Salt Camphor Safety Matches Castor Oil Epsom Salts Hunyadi Janos c CROCKERY Dinner and Breakfast Sets Plates Bowls Toilet Sets Flower Pots Assorted Crates c GLASSWARE Tumblers Wine ji Glasses Sample Bottles c o o ies Champagne Port Wine Sherry Bitters Rhoinwine Clarets Cognac Brandy Whiskey Rum Gin Doornkat Porter Ale St Pauli Beer Pilsener Mullers Lagerbier c Harzer Sauerbrunnon Mineral Water Alcohol in bbls and demijohns c HAVANA CIGARS American Smoking Tobacco c ALSO HAWAIIAN SUGAR AND RICE Golden Gate and Crown Flour Bread Salmon Cal Produce c S3T For Sale on the most Liberal Terms and at Lowest Prices by H HACKFELD CO 12M Ctaj E BEUNSWICK MLLUBD MB 0OL TABLE ISANTJFACTirEING JCO OF SP raPOBTEIIS AND SKALEBS Ilf BILIARD MATERIALS SPORTING GOODS ETC lor fost St ncNOWJti Sole Axent for Ia wiiitn lrid llfl ly
1 m m m A PLEASANT EVENT Kntrtatmwnt for the YKItln r aal Sailors An Hxcrllcnt ITosmnuuc Well Kcmlered An entertrdaateai wnsgivaa by the Y 31 C A at their hall on the 7th Inst to the awn of the two British and the two AtserittR warships in port It was attended wot only by the hut also men from the merchant vessels in port belles w bom there was ot urban people also a nH eBitk ladi- - and TOUeMon The hail was eatireh filled wRh Captains officers seamen Y M C A members and their JxiemK A sreat many were unable to sad seats therefore obliged to stand and as many more lined the5tturway Seldom if ever was sch a large assemblage n vooed at that hall The programme was so lnterestiac throughout that even tlioe wo remained staudim the whole even iag did not show any signs of weariness bet were jtfc t as fresh and full of mirth as those who were fortunate in securing chairs Above the stase were nun with artistic taste the British American and Hawaiian Sags and on either side dress fee rooms were improvised Mr T R performed by over twenty ladies and geatiemen mostty ceu m wmte unar aciers representing Father Time Hope Ztfetcv Art Science etc appeared afcennr practical troths that highly im psessed the audience In short the piece comprised many sermons entertainingly jKHseated When tlie curtain dropped at the dose of this piece tlie whole audi um unit is henrtv cheers Ice cream sad cake were then passed around Votes of thanks were siven to Lieut Fames Mr sad Mis T R Walker and swreral otheis after which alt disperse OKAM TCUT OF TICK KB1TBLIC LStt OCScw fe the En ulac Term An on the Ge IV De Har CIerrl The Geo WIte Long Post GA R- - bad a roll meeting on Tuesday night last at iiiStallatioo oi officers The following is a full list of officers Aide-de-Cam- p to Cotaniander-in-Chie- f Comrade CoL Ashtonl Aide-de-Ca- to Department Com BMmder Comrade Dr Emerson P C Comrade Turrili S V C Comrade WilkiBson J V C Comrade Adier Adjatant Comrade Ashford Q M Comrade Greene Sorgeon Comrade Emerson ChapIaiH Comrade Sherman O I Comrade McKeasue 0 G Comrade Short Se- c- Maj Coearade G C Williams Q 3C Sergt Comrade Duncan L G Comrade W F Wilhtims The Post has received the high honor ef having oae of its representatives ap- ¬ pelated as above on the staff of the Oaairaaader-m-Uhie- f of the Order ODDFEHOWSHIl IatallaUB r OBtcer or Hanaony Mr JL D Xmwarmt D D G S ac asted by R IL Graham P G E R Haadry P G J W Pratt P G L L La Pierre P G mL A Mackiatoeh P G installed the officers of Harmony LoJe No Z L O O F January 7th as F J WfflKhH S G W E Herrkk V G W i Ashley Secretary C J Ffebei Treasurer A TiMHaa Warden F P WkfceCoa JJ McDonald LG R H Graham R S 2 G BK IfeadryR3 V G AC1ET OKDKK FOKESTESS Xiutsliatlmt of oeieer n Tn Iaj i Oaart Luaalik No fS60 bod the i - lews offiears fer the carrent term in-- j staSed Taesday evening by Thomas LiaHsay Past Gtdd Eanger assisted fcy T MaWooo D Doagfas C R-- re elected Ihos JIrMochi S C R F Wicke Treosorer Thos Lindsay Secretary A Gaikl S W 3 JSilvaJTV J A M Osorio S B Acsnugated iroa stable over ahun 4red feet ia length has been erected for the street rail way service at Ftmahoo THE EXPOSITION TJNIYERSEliE ieole of tlte Cabinet to hao an Ha ¬ waiian Kxhlblt at 1arU At a meeting of the Cabinet held on the 7th instant it was resolved to make arrangements for having an exhibit of Hawaiian civilization and industry atthe approaching Paris Exposition Xotime has been lost in issuing an advertise- ¬ ment inviting the contribution of articles for that purpose and the work of arrang- ¬ ing and preparing such for shipment has been placed in the energetic hands of Mr John A llassinger Chief Clerk in the Intenor Department It is not necessarv to recapitulate in this news article the list of articles sug ¬ gested as desirable by the Government If producers and manufacturers upon Wer ehainaan of tire entertainment m brief bat very apt remarks extended a hearty weJeeeae to the mariners and received uproarious applause He then proceeded to call off the following pro- ¬ gramme Sotic T CDBm Cormorant T Cobb Hyacinth U Ralph Conaarant Address Kev it n uowen Smc u - s c iuer men 3tek liortaguese Band S DFulIer TBoynes Hyacinth Cnaaiapham Cormorant iiowfe Uormorant jfiMrwe 1 CJones 2Stao Solo Henaaun Widemann AaegoricaTlTar Morality herns Hawaii Fonoi 33ie first three aoass were all well in and loadly lauded The Rev II fi Gowea with bis usual eloquent de Mwrv ottered some very practical truths and hit reuaarks were well received The soap entitled A City Swell by Mr Kajne called forth hearty plaudits and he wa compelled to respond to an en cw Mr S D Fuller in his remarks said that the presence of the teamen in seti overwtieiming namoer aiwcueu hka wrv He had often --rest either a large ori small scale only take the interest that is expected in the pro- ¬ ject a Hawaiian court will be opened out m Paris w hich cannot fail to be interest- ¬ ing to thousands of visitors from all parts of the globe and result in enquiry into the resources of this group such as will have ultimate fruit in the attraction of capital and trade It is to be hoped that there may be a large and varied collec- ¬ tion of sirtides peculiarly Hawaiian or at least Polynesian such as fans tapa cloths kukui jewelry ajid the products of household industry generally The probabilitv is that contributors of island curios aud useful articles will find a bet- ¬ ter market in the Exposition itself than in the stored at home not to mention the likelihood of exciting a demand in Eu- ¬ rope for goods of that description which will stimulate all our small industries of that nature Among the articles suggested for con- ¬ tribution are Hawaiian woods and their mauufactures alo models of inventions There are artisans of the Portuguese and other nationalities who turn out hand- ¬ some work ia the various beautiful native woods which would undoubtedly arrest attention even amidst the vast aggregation of the worlds industrial trophies There are models of Ha ¬ waiian imentions in sugar machinery alone in the national museum v hich it would be well worth while to have dis pleasure- - tmes heard ia various quarters that tlie Y 3i C A was a select and sectarian Mutilation which he assured his auditors was not the case It was an institution dedicated to ytmng men of every condi tion oi Hie and us such was always rd to welcome thoe nillins to enter its pertafc His remarks were hailed with oeifef0os cheers Mr Cunning ham next sang the soeg entitled China sacs His styte of singiag was exeel ieat nd called forth too and prolonged cheers Mr P C Jones was nest invited to SB- - something readily complying with the sentiment that he had always loved sad likec sailors HI many years among them bad not only drawn him nearer to them bat made lasting the friendly ties binding his heart to tbem ¬ played ia Pans if only for the eyes of French capitalists who are extensively engaged in sugar producing at homeland in their nations colonies Whatever is done must be done quick- ¬ ly as the time is short The next steamer will take the Governments ap- ¬ plication for an allotment of sufficient space in the Exposition to cover all re- ¬ quirements Entries close on February 15th Exhibits will be received until April 1st The Exposition will pen on May 5th As will be seen by the adver- ¬ tisement our exhibit will have an able manager and eluddator in the person of Col Z S Spalding the Speeial Commis- ¬ sioner of the Hawaiian Government Nothint now remains but jwtriotic and prompt improving of the opportunity to give the Hawaiian Islands an excellent advertisement before the whole world at Paris Aal Habana Cigars Bavarian Beer Of the HicK j D ewery Hm chea Strassburg Beer Flensburg- - Beer Double Extra Stout BoittedfcTjr 3 r ri sou Loidon French Clarets Ot brpe- - trQnnlii Champagne Of Beoj Ek Perru r I lions German Preserves la T m FOR SALE BY 1IMEIG1K0 KIXG iSD BETUEL STEEETS t3K tfJ msc ja IMPERISHABLE PERFUME Murray Lanmans FLpBIDA WTE8 Best for TOILET BATH and SICK ROOM mm k lmats Florida later THEUSIY3SALFEHTJ1 fur the Toilet the Bath and the Handkerchief REPORT or Prsf Alexander WaaCeitKh PoeH Analyzing Chemist far the Rcc5S3zz Gorasocit SuPetersbBij Murray Lanmans FLORIDA WATER ioa NOT orataci any integral para whxeis ixttTi be ceraoccs ts health The cnsparaijTe crrestxga tiaa has thcrara that Murray c Lanmans FLORIDA WATER possesses a a vola¬ tilized Kate a greater ahffityaa power to penfy the air than Eaa de Coiogse asd ia this respect Murray Lanmans FLORIDA WATER a fat preferable to the veU bonra Colopie Waters Sept 30th VS Ifo0 SOSfE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY JANUARY 15 1889 TUES omly GENUINE BLOOD PURI SARSAPARILLA Fn bErtisements AIS IT KEHOYES ALL SKIN DISEASES AND IS A HEALTHFUL AND PLEASANT TONIC Sole Manufacturers CRYSTAL SODA WORKS 69 HOTEL STREET - - - HONOLULU COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED 1247 iy IMITATION GIN It having come to our notice that an inferior quality of Gin purporting to be J J Melchers Elepha Braxd is being offered for sale in this market we have to Caxition tlie Public That we are the Sole Agets in the Hawaiian Islands for the said Brand and that every genuine bottle bears our Sole Agency label W 0 PEACOCK Co -- I r - - Sole Agents for J J Melchers Schiedam W Z f g -- 1236 613 sse tilt each Jar bears Baroa Liebiea ainstnr l3iSKsifl WTcJtZiMkl ia Sine Ink acrois ita Label SiSSBASsBJftS FINEST AHQ CHEAPEST tEAT RJlV0UB1G STOGK FOR SOUPS MADE D HsSjWO VJ0ES bCOSTy SOOKS Post Free on ADphcitlOa to the Company Invaluable for Tn iia as an Scietit Tonic in all Keeps pood in the hottest Climates and for any lennrth of time LIEBIGS EXTRACT OF HEAT Co Limited Fencharch Ayenue London England Z3 As et over SU 000000 D OKGAXIZED 1850J Hie Manhattan Life Insurance Company of ISTew ITork XS Surplus 82000000 JPOSITIE RESULTS ur a Policy iu tlie Manhattan Life on the NeTV Plan Age 30 amount of Policy 10000 term 20 years The Ansoil Premium will beJ S 301 80 The 20 payments will amount to 0036 00 At the end of that time the CompaDj wlll return to the holder in cash 5700 00 Thus the 10000 Iiuurance will hTe been seenred at the net coat for 20 years of onlj SS6 OO or lea for fleeo i nsurauce pr year orif the Ciah be not drawn the Policy will become paid up for 10050 00 These results are not estimated but are fixed in a Positive Contract the full face of the Policy meanwhile being payable in the event of the death of the assured There is no forfeiture of payments on discontinuance of policy after three years a Cash or Paid up Talue lieing Guaranteed by the Terms of the ier York Law For examples at other ag3 and also on the 10 and 15 years plans write or annlv at the Office of theAgent NOTE The Manhattans is the simplest form of policy in existence and Incontestable after 5 years thi feature having been originated and adopted by this Couipanv over 20 years ago - --TOBCST H PATY Ajrt 6 tf 1235 tf FILTER PRESSES PAAE31C PlJSTATIOV I ILiwan 3farch 5 lSSS f Blsdon Iron and Locomatlre Vorts Saa Fran ciseo Gentlemen TVe have used two of your 30 chamherrd Filter lreie8thiiseaaon They are conTecienteajily handled and artworfcinff entirely to our satisfaction t eac recommend bo improvement on them Very respectfully youra signed A 3I002E lUaajer PaauhiTi PUctatien Tteie Eruses are Icing carried in stock in Honolulu and are sold it the very low price of 865000 In Honolulu to meet the demand A co sslgasia at la norr cm the way BUdoa Iron Xoco Worki SX 1XU 2a Sas Francisco et oer Tlie Liverpool and Lon ¬ don and Globe nsrsuiiAJsreE co nSTABLlHHED 1E36J - s 40000000 Set Income 9070000 Claim Paid 11250oOO S111 LoaorDainagbyfIre on Baildlne Jtaebinery angar MilliJDwelUnf and romltnre on the most favotihlB Unn Bisliop Co ¬ ¬ ibrciqn Ihcrtistincnts AVILLLVMS DBI015D CO Shipping Commission illercliauts aiS California Street San lranclcn 1CC0 W H CR0SSMA5 BRO C0MMTSST0iNT aiERCHANTS TT mid 7 itrontt Street rcw TorJc irn Castle Cooke and J T Water 0UJV 1SC0 ly THIO H DVTIK HAI10LU JAXIOX THEO H DAYIES CO Commission Merchants S3Pg 12 13 TLo Albanr LIVERPOOL llOUly Only Pebble Establishment Mullers Optical Depot 1 Olontjiomery St near Bash S F Cat SSpecIalty 35 Yoarsa Thv most complicated cases of defective Tlsion thoronhly diagnosed FREE OF CHARGE Orders b mall or express promptly attended to 3yComionnd Astiiniilr Tn Wnnnttf t order nt two hoara notice 1199 ly DR J GOLLiS BROWNES CHLOEODYNE THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE Advice to Imalids quiet rerrcshlng sleep if joa wish to obtain free from headache re- ¬ lief from pain and anguish to calm and assuaco the weary aching ot protracted disease in Igorate the nenous media and legnlate the circulating systems of the body 3011 will pro vide yourself with that mancllous remedy dis covcrctl by Dr J Colli BrovMie late Army Jledicil stafl to iUich he cave the name of UHLOKOUYNE and which is admitted by the profession to be the most wonderful and ain able remedy ever dico ercd CIILOKODYNE is the bestremedy known for Couut Consumption Bronchitis Asthma 0HL0R0DYNE acts like a charm iu Diarr ¬ hea and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery CHLOKODYNE effectually cuts short all attack- ir pilcp y Hysteria Palpitation and pasras CHLORODVNE is the only palliative In Nee raisin Rheumatism Uout Cancer Toothache 3eumgitts c rroni bjmes Co Pharmaceutical Chen itts Medical Hall Simla Jauuarv 5 1SS0 To JT Davenport Esq 33 Great Rnssdl Street Bloomsbury London Dear Sir 1V0 embrace this opportunity of conHratnlatinsyou npon the wide spread reputation this justly esteemed medicine Dr J Collis Brownes Chlnrodyne has carnea for itself not only in Hindustan bntall over the East Asa remedy for general utility we mns question whether a better is imported into the country and we shall be Mad tc hear of its findinR a place in every home The other brami we arc sorrv tosiyarenow relegated to the native bazaars and judging from their sale we fancy their sojourn there will be but evanescent We could multiply instances ad infinitum of the ex rodyne in Diarrhoea and Dysentery Spasm Cramps Neuralgia the Vomiting of Prcnancv and as a general sedative that have ocenzed nnaer onr personal observation durin many years In Cholraic Diarrhnja and even in the more terrible forms of Cholera itself we have witnessed its surprisingly controlling power Ve have never used any other form of thi medicine than Colli Brownes from a firm Conviction that it ia deeidelythebestandaso from a sense of duty wc oiv to the profession and tht public as wc are ot opinion that the substitution of any other than Collis Brownes is a DELISLIUTE BbEACII OF FAITH OVT11B 1JKT OP THE CHEMIST TO PKESCBIEER AXB lATIEXT auee We arc Sir faithfully yonrs fayme Co Members of the PHarm Society of Great Britian His Excellency the Viceroys Chem ¬ ists CAUriON Vice Chcncellor Sir W Wood Pae stated that Dr J Collis Browne was undoubtedly the Inventor of Chlorodyne that the story of the defendant Freeman was de- ¬ liberately nntme which he regretted to say had been sworn to SeeTlic Times Jnly 13 Sold in bottles at Is 1H1 2s 3d 4s 6d and Us each None is gcunine without the words Dr J Collis Brownes Chlorodyne on the Government stamp Overwhelming medi cal testimony accompanies each bottle Gaution Beware of Piracy and Imitations Sole Mannfactare J T DAVENPORT 33 Great Russell Street Bloomebnrr London 1129 6m 3Tfiii tfuiertiseiiicnis FRAM GBETZ Importer AND pi Dealer --k ALL DescxiDtlons of in Ladies Misses Gents AND YOUTHS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE BEST AND LATEST MAKE ns removed to the above centrally located premises lately ocenpied ly Mr Wilkinson where he has jnst received an invoice of New Goods in his line ex SSMARIPOSA making his Stock ene of the most complete and varied to be fonnd in Ilonnlaln ThciC Fine Good will be told at prices to suit thj time- - Ail those desiring first clan and serviceable articles in the Boot and Sho line will do well to give him a call BT No trouble to show Ooaftr 1138 3m GEO LUCAS Contractor and Builder UC s Honolulu Steam Planing Mills Esplanade Honolulu H I Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings Brackets Window Frames Blinds Sashes Doors And all kind of Woodwork Finiih Taming Scroll and Band Sawing All kinds of Plain and Sawing Morticing and Tenant¬ ing 0BDBB3 PEOMPTLT ATTENDED TO and Work Guaranteed Ordcri irora the other Wanda solicited Honoinln May2ie3 Jyiail jTciu iHkicrtisHiicnto C BREWER CO OFFERS FOR SALE --TO AKIUVK PLH- - MARTHA DAVIS NOW NEARLY DUE White Oak Yellow Oak Eastern Asli Western Ash Hubs Spokes Folsees JKar Iron KEEOSENE OIL 150 Kerosene Oil 1300 Spirits of Turpentine Matches R R Barrows Charcoal Irons Ox Bows Grindstones HOESE SHOES Horse Shoe Xnlls Farmers Jloilers Oakum Jut Anils Store Trucks GSRIES Cases Ji Gal Gherkins Cases Clarn Chowder Cases Fish Chowder Cases Tomato Ketchup Cases Clams Cs Mackerel Tar Pitch LIGHT HAKB GAETS Cotton Duck Common food Seat Chairs Gunuy Uaijs Rubber Hose Flax Packing Canned lobsters 0 BREWEB CO QUEEN STREET fl2S8 3m IMPORTANT TO STAMP COLLECTORS T HATi3 TO TITANIC THE PHI- - X LATELIfaTS of Hawili for the liberal ap- ¬ preciation which my late advertisement has received It is safe to fay hat hundreds of tlionjand of Hawaiian Stamp have uccn sent iway withont rrccivinR more than hall their valne In return and what a far worse every tol lector gets a quantity of nseleas duplicate By the plan which I brie go rnccesefuily worled up everyone ceta only tnch stamps as be ncetle and bcjlde he sets foil value for each and every tind nf Hawaiian Stamp The price which I allow arc better than those of ANYEUROPEAIt DEALER and are higher than most American Stamp Dealers pay 1 receive freh sheets of ulamns hv ever jteancr and will send them on request to any address The prices far thoe stamps are as low as thoC of the largest dealer Hawaiian Stamps are good for exchange and It should he to the mutual interest of all our Philatelic friend3 to assist me in ray efforts to make every hnndred stamps bnnsoMrwhnl will add to collections andSfTa bon or worthless duplicates In lets than nine months I have an album ot nearly Four Thou gn ml spcclncn bv confln lng myself to the above plan V P KEYVOLDS So 8 Union Street 63 Wanted a few Numerals at fair ratesnta 121l 3m NO HOUSEHOLD Should ever bo without Ayerii Cin rry Pectoral During more tliaii forty jvari tbi3 medicine ba3 proven a speedy euro for Colds- - Coughs Sore Throat Hoarse ¬ ness Influenza Asthma Urouehial affections and all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS By its use weak lungs are strengthened the voice becomes inoro powerful and flexible and the insidious approaulies of Consumption are counteracted In cases of Whooping Cough Croup and other ailments of the like nature to which children arn peculiarly liable prompt relief may he obtained by means of this invaluable remedy Parent should always have the Pectoral at hand thus guarding The Little Ones against serious illness which may result througli lack of this precaution Ayefs Cherry Pectoral Is of great strength and curative power a few drops only being seeded for each d03e It ia therefore an Economical Medicine Full directions accompany each bottle rBEPJUlKD BV Br J C AYEfl CO towsB Mass U S A Sold by Druzgists and Medicine Vendors HOLLISTER CO 100 Fort St HOXOIULU 1193 7 Sola igns lUwn Wand tJS SiSwSi iC88 n t -- J i r j j r 1 I
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