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2 xuwmmn KSI XOBf IK REUDS itiPAftE EDITION 13HS ItJ ISSO of the California base- - to Honolulu has been M qpfflrteae as it ofeurred just ata tine when oar amateurs began the idea that the bad reached perfection in the art Our visitors came as nig masters of the art liav well sustained their pro- - i c champions in this noble It is well that they came fffer bo other reason than to show on- - amaimirjs what skillful playing i how little was known of the which it has reached sod how mach there is to The few ames that have i played here by the California i have shown remarkable fieet-th bases most splendid approaching in some in ¬ to the marvelous with movements in every part of But our Honolulu boys haw been equally quick to proht he example and to improve in kf wkatorer tbey were deficient as Ims keen sbowu in the last two pht3ed Could the Califorreeaiu here another month they woakl probably find before it that our local players had to such an extent as to at ioaet wis an occasional game CHE LA31E PA2UC IX LONDON ISM close inter dependence as as the abnsitivaiiGas of the markets of the world has eoantly somewhat unpleas- - illttstrated by the extreme anxiety and uncertainty prevailing m all the great centers of business tfcroagbottt the months of October and Sfeveaiher which culminated ia the open avowal of what had haejt whispered for some time viz that the great banking house of Bering Brothers was in grave JjiSottltios and had indeed been eawpoltud to seek aid on an im HMise scale in order to avoid a feftare which would have brought ahout the most terrible crash and dragged numbers of smaller con ¬ cerns with it Under these circum atewBos and to prevent a panic the heaks and banking houses put lwa for fifteen millions as a guar ¬ antee fund to be used in the course C three years Itis reported that tfce total liabilities of the Barings amount to somewhere about 20- - 08000 and their assots at present prices to some 1000000 in excess of liabilities The Barings of the proseut gen eradoa appear to have been under ¬ taking the most hopeless debts and landing to the most reckless and improvident borrowers It is said jjhat they guaranteed Egyptian and Turkish debts and lent money lav¬ ishly on South African diamond nines and the immediate cause of she trouble immense sums to the Argoptine Republic The recent revolution in Buenos Ayres brought matters to a crisis and has shown up the manner in which the finances of the Republic have bean manipulated The London Statist is quoted as afliEmmg that within the last eight years the Argentines have bor ¬ rowed 500000000 while to this vast indebtedness is to bo added probably a thousand millions more of what are ironically galled secu rities in the formof land mortgage bonds This mountain of debt is piled Hpon the shoulders of a popu ¬ lation Of Iouk miiaioxs of uncer ¬ tain and complex character and in great measure of hoterogeneous races The interest on this debt us hitherto been paid as far as it is paid at all of course by fresh borrowing Two months ago the new government at Buenos Ayres authoiized the addition of sixty millions of irredeemable paper to the two hundred and sixty millions already in circulationwith gold at a premium of two hundred and fifty per cent The Argentines were practically bankrupt and the great houses who were so heavily inter-- osted combined to uphold the mar ¬ ket and in order to do so sold their Amorican securities in great quan ¬ tities This was in August and produced the financial pressure in Wall street and corresponding dis- turbance all around the world QUEENS HOSPITAL Ouarteilv Ueport Of the House Iliy-- by the Gaelic With bis wife and a picked crew Captain Dewar sailed from England in July 1887 and proceeded through Smythes Chan- - nel being the first to venture over that dangerous course From South America the yacht sailed to the Mar- ¬ quesas Society Samoan Friendly and Fiji islands from whence the course was shaped variously to Kam schatka New Caledonia Santa Crnz Esquimault the Marianas the Bonin Islands and Kobe There sho was laid up for nine months while the captain and Mrs Dewar went to England Upon their return last May ten Swedes were shipped to augment the crew but while on the way to Ponape of the J Caroline group the yacht struck a reef about two miles from shore All on board were taken safely ashore in boats and for three days attempts were made to ease the vessel aft but each tide drove her further on the reef Each night the natives swarmed JS I ¬ A MONSTER SHARK Wnlnlua I oses One of Her Coast De ¬ fences While native fishermen were out fishing with nets last Saturday at Waialna on the other side of this island a monster shark got entan ¬ gled in ono of the nets and was hauled ashore on he beach Almost the whole village went down and killed the monster with axes The shark measured eighteen feet in length When cut up into pieces two good sized turtles one of which was still living were found in the stomach The turtles measured eighteen inches across Other things of a varied nature were also found in the stomach The jaw bones were brought to town by the steamer C To the Trustees of the Queens Hos- ¬ pital Gentlemen I have the honor to submit the following report for the quarter ending November 30 1890 The number of patients at present in the hospital is 47 viz 27 Hawaiians K Bishop and can now be in- ¬ 14 males IS females 2 Chinese 3 spected at the office of the 1 1 S Japanese and 15 of other nationalities N Co on the wharf There are 17 paying The number of admissions during the seven rows of teeth which measure quarter was 79 vis 29 Hawaiians twenty fcwo inches when full ex- ¬ 19 males 10 females 5 Chinese 7 tended The natives stated that the Japanese and 38 of other nationalities mate of the dead shark managed to Discharged 87 viz 43 Hawaiians escape 29 males 14 females 5 Chinese 6 Japanese and 34 of other nationalities V Pretty Display Deaths 11 viz 1 Hawaiian male 2 Chinese 3 Japanese and 5 of other The windows of thePacific Hard f nationalities ware Cos store the one lately oc- ¬ The causes of death were as follows Beriberi 3 general debility 2 heart cupied by Egan Gnnn on Fort failure 1 injury 1 phthisis 2 rupture of street have been very tastily ar- ¬ bladder 1 typhoid fever 1 ranged with holiday goods paint- ¬ The highest number of indoor patients was 69 lowest 42 daily average 50 ings glassware autotypes etchings Calls at the dispensary 101 Number etc There are paintings by Hitch- ¬ of prescriptions 1075 The number of cock Strong and Barnfield Up- ¬ patients treated in the hospital was as stairs in the Mclnerny Hall the in- ¬ follows September 9G October 77 terior of which is a sight to behold November 74 are several splendid oil paintings Respectfully submitted ROBERT McKlBBIX and water colors by Mrs P S Tay- ¬ Honolulu Nov 30 1390 lor Her bread fruit in oil is a a charming realistic piece of work Loss of the Yacht Xyanza In the Caro- ¬ and her water color sketches little gems A bunch of roses by Miss line Group Lulu Fanning attracts much atten- ¬ News of the loss in the Caroline tion and two oil paintings by Mrs Archipelago on the 29th of July of W Bailey show much skill with the the yacht Nyanza owned by Cap- ¬ brush These pictures are all en- ¬ tain Dewar was brought yesterday closed in handsome frames the work of the company On the next steamer they will receive a full line of cutlery and artists materials A visit to Mclnerny Hall should be made by all She The new prganist missed an entire note in ono of the hymns this morning He Indeed Sljpped up on a peal eh Bessie Dont you think the Rob- - insons exercise urreat taste in ffet- - ting up their dinners Florence Yes the- - work it so hard beforehand the guests dont have a chance 16 ltJU The following lately appeared in an Irish daily Wanted a to under- ¬ take the sale of a patent medicine The advertiser it will be to the undertaker Jant of England at once subscrib- ¬ ed a million sterling and other Madam observed the actor to aboard and plundered the yacht un- ¬ the mother of a yelling infant in til nothing worth taking remained the audience when your child is On the second night they were quite thiough I will driven off by shell from a Spanish continue to merely feign insanity gun boat and the officers and crew At present the pressure is entirely were taken from the islands by this too great Spanish transport the Manila The yacht proved a total loss but she was insured in England for 5000 She had sailed 42784 miles during the crnise Xers from lonape Mrs H Bingham received a letter by the Bio Janeiro giving some im- ¬ portant news from Ponape On September 11th Miss Kinney left Ponape A Spanish gunboat was at Oua on the east side of Ponape and another at Kipi on the southwest side Between five and six hundred Spaniards had landed on the island and a battle with the natives was imminent that day The natives proposed to sell their lives dearly The Spanish governor ordered the girls boarding school to be closed and Miss Palmer and another teacher left with some of the girls in the Morning Star forMakil an island someeighty miles away Mr Band remained on the island 1 A case of insanity from cigarette smoking is reported from Mono county One cause of the fre- ¬ quency of such cases is probably that the cigarette smoker has not much mind to start with or he would not smoke so long as he could get a cigar or a pipe or let the weed alone It is the meanest shape in which tobacco is used A weak mind is easily thrown oft its balance The English of State alluding to the bill says it behooves the Government to find fresh outlets for English capital A good deal of the capital seems to be finding an outlet for itself by en ¬ advertisement gentleman guarantees profitable Blakes Steam Pumps Wilcox Westons Centrifugals Gibbs and Remington Sewing applauding cigarettes Secretary McKiuley gaging in American industries and if reports are true more of it seems likel to come to the United States bringing industries with it to set up under shelter of the new Tariff T Dr Jane Machines Sons Family Medicines Special Bargains 1 Departments ATS B F EHLERS OOS WHITE DRESS GOODS in Striped at 10 Cents a yard VICTORIA LAWN 10 vards for 75 Cents - All Colors MOtREE SILKS at 1 25 and 150 per yard PLAIDS double widths reduced to 50 and 75 Cents per yard EMBROIDERY Dress Lengths in 4 yards from 550 a piece BLACK LACES and FLOUNCING at your own prices All Stvles of CURTAINS and DRAPERY reatlv reduced - GENTS UNDERWEAR WHITE SHIRTS SOCKSEtc Etc TSOLDAT COST PRICE Dressmaking under the Management of Miss Clark Pediprees of all Horses KeDt 3 5000 Worth c Silverware PEACHBLOW WARE SATIN WARE TOYS DOLLS GLASSWARE tan Away BAWA1IAN UAZTTtt TUESDAY DECEMBER tt SMBfil SILYER eaji0Si Next kWOur Grand Silver Peachblow Satin Ware Tovs Dolls and Glassware GIFT SALE will commence on MONDAY December S 18 0 During this Sale EVERY Customer Purchasing 250 worth will re- ¬ ceive a Handsome Peachblow Satinware Glassware Dolls Toys or Silver Present look at oar Window and see the fine display of Presents TOM ivflYH General StDocrtiscnicnts CETSTAL SODA WOEES JOHN GRACE Proprietor r KO 81 KING STREET SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE - - i s GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER SAESAPARILLA AM IE0E WATER GINGEE ALE SarsaparilLv Lemon Cream and Plain Soda Champagne Cider Etc Etc STALL AERATED WATERS GUARANTEED PUREtfrJ Mutual 330--TELEPHON- V t i IkJlLli I Cor lvjl aii I Jt Jrret tv i J m 124 112 ly Ueaaborgh Wah b - v - - s5-i-- - - r fettj-4i-aMfe- mjJfilJiUmWttKi - aAllSfeamKlMaifeAJ toaigafeaSwilBftikifeatt mmmtim - if W- - S iljiwJifc F1r mm ES BeU ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 111 1296 ly 98 CxVSTLE COOKE IMPORTERS Shipping and Commission Merchants x PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS DEALERS IX BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PLANTATION SUPPLIES j r j v A if - r Carpenters Blacksmiths Machinists and Plumbers Tools - HOiSE --FURNISHING GtOGiBlS Kitchen Utensils Paints Oils Varnishes Lamp Goods and o - Greneral Mereliandise WAIALAE BEEEDIM EANCH BREEDING DEPARTMENT SALE DEPARTMENT The following Fine Animals will stand for Service at the Ranch Waialaer Well bred Stallion MLAJRnsr Norman Stallion GEOWI Thoroughbred Stal MIDNTGKHT Two Native Stallions EILXAO AO and FRANK A Well bred Kentucky JACK 13U ly 62 6m - WUM FOR SALB stallions ofVarious Breeds Blares with or without Foal jECorses for any Purpose BREAKMG DEPARTMENT A Skilful BREAKER and TRAINER is employed on the Ranch Satisfaction is guaranteed in Breaking and Training Horses - PATJIL JR ISESTBIERG LE0MARD ROSS OF ELLENSBUKGH - - - WASHINGTbN GIVE NOTICE THAT ORDERS FOR SUNNYSIDE PROPERTY AT PRESENT MAR prices must be sent not later than by the Alameda leaving onthV31stof May 1690 - Honolulu t0F One fourth of the purchase money is sufficient to secure a contract Price of Inside Lots 150 00 each Price of Corner Lots 175 00 each The above notice does not apply in those cases where the propositions already in course of negotiation INVESTORS WILL PLEASE STATE lst If they are Arnerican citizens 2dTIf nottiienfelves American married to the daughter of an citizens American citizen give wifes full name LEONHARD ROSS TTmnli tjii are but c CO AiTivalofBleneM 141 Days from Liverpool iLajrgb cargo of New Goods Ul JH Anchors Chains Cocoa Mats Kettles Sauce Pans Fry Pans Bedsteads - Fence Wire Sheathing Metai Roofing IroE CaneKnivee - CutW Sole Leather Trunks White Lead Red Lead Boiled Linseed Oil Castor Oil Belting Coal Tar Water Tanks Fire Brick Red Brick Alum Red Ochre Fire Clay BagSjIwine - Filter Cloth J Soap Groceries Boots and Shoes Perfumery Flags RopeBrushes Croquet Sets Dressing Cases ilirrors Saddles Bridles Felts Whips Spurs Blankets Sheeting Dry Goods Merinos Shawls Handkerchiefs Victoria Lawns Mosquito Netting Leggings Laces Ribbons Hats Helmets Velvets Embroidered Dresses Flannel Basket TrunkB Picnic Hampers Rugs Mats Carpets Clothing Tweeds Ginghams Hosiery Rcarfa Suitings in latest styles Underwear Sofa Pillows Braces Gloves Flouncing Embroidery Curtains Table Napkins Table Cloths Water proof Coats Artificial Flowers Dust Cloaks Pajama Suits Fine Hosiery Silk Lisle Cottoa Dinner Sets Tea Sets Desert Sets Fancy Crockery Common Crockery Wedgewood Waj Vases Wicker Ware Faacy ChsurS Hammocks Tables Baaketa Umbrella Stands Decanters Salad Bowls Mush Sets Flowerpots filters Etc Etc Etc N Theo FDavies v v irvm k j J r Gq i to J M
el the worms into two lots feed- - oue lot on the mulberry and tho her with tho ramie worms fed with the ramie 3xse larger cocoons The lady - the two lots separately to tho - etv from whom she shortly r received a letter of inquiry as how she had produced the e cocoons as thoy were not larger but the silk was of a - perior quality In commenting on this I must say that it is vIk reasonable that pure silk -- iLuld be of better quality if ude from the silk plant than if le from some inferior material icuow bettor paper is produced i pulp made of a bettor matc-- Lan if a poor coarse material - od in its manufacture We a- - know that tho flesh of animals Ku jn better food is superior in quaity and flavor to flesh mado iroi inferior food I have never r e auy plant fibor that compared st iu orably with pure silk as tho rui - plant produces In the leaf also he silky fiber is to bo seen as we as on the stalk If it should I rj true that superior silk can K wnade by foeding worms with iuiv e leavos a bright prospect - l for those islands in the silk i as there is no month in tho u that the ramie would not pro duu young leaves abundantly and jonth of the year that it would L- - be warm enough to hatch the s moth oggs So a feeding of Wuims and gathering of cocoons i ud be going on constantly and w A proper caro every month of tt VrJar ramio could be harvested fa its fiber So the natural silk ai 1 the artificial silk could be pro du ed from tho same plant at tho iu e time and an income derived fr a each J M Horner t r e me A us read the papers once in a w and we are laboring unaer tne crrtevn that the last Legislature ap rr --jited 20000 for a wharf in Ililo for Hilo waterworks and iiI if S i jr a fire department and 55000 r t Voliano road and an appropria t r lighting our streets Vw if this is so we just want to kr tv vou know what is going to be df avout it It is simply out of curio atyixat we want to know you know we 2te use 1 to landing through the surf an J limbing up a slippery ladder and I pretVme the powers that be in Hono ¬ lulu Jiink that it will improve ourcon-sut-tions to keep on doing it We are usel to drinking mud and slops and dranngs from our neighbors up the lull and our stomachs have become so use I to it that probably we need it for a ten W e are getting used to driving up to U e end of the Volcano road and looking ca o nowhere and wondering when Pr wlence will move in its mysterious w5t tnd tmirh the heart of tho Minister ct -- o Interior sufficiently to go uhead a 1 instruct the road to somewhere sett -- Mi iwint choe for all Off for the ase I asjic i ladyseated near me what sj i vated per in the game She answer 1 Why look at it study i-t- lsMiiitos r - 11 t lltlily to the Honorable Waiimilaui Mit Editok In the Auveiitisek of tho 5th inst is an article from Waipuilani a representative from Kona about the Kau Volcano Road which calls for some corrections and comments The honorable member from Kona writes The 1 1 S N Co paid 4400 to Peter Lee Anybody would from this state ¬ ment suppose that Mr Lee was paid the above amount by said company as compensation for build ¬ ing the road But the fact is that Mr Lee borrowed money and paid it back and was charged 20 per cent interest for the use of same This is quite a dif- ¬ Honolulu are only recommendations to the road It just depends on getting the right focus Now let us take a look at what the honorable member indignantly calls the greedy and fabulous price of 10000 The Government is now completing a road from Hilo to the Volcano nhich before it is done probably will cost the nice little sum of 150000 or God knows how much more Put the 10000 alongside and it does not show up so fabulous does it considering the length of both roads to be about the same and the same kind of country to go through The Kau road is certainly not quite so fancy as the other one but it is perfectly safe and comfortable to travel over which the honorable member can find ont by taking an inspection trip with his responsible gentlemen from Kau Waipuilani would not misappropriate public funds to buy a good and highly needed road although he says that he strongly supports the spending of pub ¬ lic moneys for roads because he thinks rrirnrT7s HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 -- i t CORRESPONDENCE understand it and you cant help but respect it Under lier kindly tutorship e tut hold ourselves responsible forthe I soon began to discover great excellen- ¬ tv- - - said or oplaloai expressed by our cies in the batting In every game I was forced to admire the great broad c n ndeaU shoulders which did tho batting It sets one to thinking of physical culture i If - nuk uuiiurc some of our puny little clerks would ly Kditor Permit mo to direct play baseball what splendid examples of health and strength they would be- ¬ t attention of your readers to an come I heard a lady near mo say ii in the Soiontific American of Dear me if I owned one of these great strong fellows Vje 18th of October last respecting you wouldnt catch me going with Bob again My readers --ilk culture which all majnot have may know who Bob is I do not coirTLbon physical development v lady in South Carolina raised As I looked upon these strong fine i silk worms every year to specimens of mankind I could not help wishing for a compulsory law in Ameri- ¬ - the development of silk rais-can cities as well as this enforcing the i the United States which the practice of baseball upon our young men of fashion some of whom possess far u antad takon in hand found more money than brains and also upon winter had been warm that the puny clerks who dwindles and dries his life blood up in tho poisonous cigar- ¬ js had hatched before the ette during his leisure hours Were this - range or the mulberry had the law and enforced our daughters would not go abroad for husbands j rtn leaves with which to feed Brawn and muscle are appreciated by a at J the ramie leaves being sensible girl Likewise the qualifica- ¬ tion of health Good health is a rare iatJ fchc thought perhaps she accomplishment to the female portion 1 save the life of her worms and greatly appreciated in her by her husband ramie leaves until the mulberry BASE HALL - appeared Tho worms fed Is purelv a mans game It not only re- ¬ --v enouslyupon the ramie leaves presents strength ot the body but activ thrived so well that when the Jberry loaves ajipeared she di- - ¬ to the mark In the House he always journalask those who are willing to help wore a kind of puzzled look as if ho was to meet in the Y M CA hall on Thurs wondering how in the Dickens he ever got there He filled his chair first rate that is in a bodily sense but he did not like to get out of it till the House ad- ¬ journed I have seen him sometimes making a show of getting up and say something but always when somebody else had tho floor and then he would sit down again as if reluctantly and assume a disappointed look He always man- ¬ aged to voto though either one way or the other Waipuilani is a superior article in his own mind He knows his own capaci- ¬ ties that is he dont undervalue them at all which clearly shows when he says I and other honorable members etc the other honorable members of course only small otatoes in compari- ¬ son and further I deemed it was best for the Legislature to reject this prepos- ¬ terous claim this of course settled tho thing right there and then Hoping that Waipuilani may benefit some by this reply I wish him cood bye P M Lee A lUgrlms Obsertatlous Mn Editor Sometimes it happens that an outsider sees things from a point of view different from that of the per- ¬ manent resident and hence J venture to commit to paper my impressions of one circumstance of Honolulu life I do so ity of the mind Because of its mathe- ¬ purely from an outside position and matical and scientiflc pualities we pro- ¬ hesitate lest I should be thought as one nounce it purely masculine although of it does not require those brute force like tho who venture where angels prize fight The men who are choten would surely decline fo interfere for its leaders are not essentially savage The other evening having just landed pugilists like John L S but they in Honolulu and wishing to render my must combine a certain intellectual vows after a long voyage acumen with physical strength and agil- I attended ¬ ity They cannotbe pallid professionals service in St Andrews Cathedral from office store shop or college but There was a choir of boys who by the must have the well trained wits of one way were vainly trying to sing a hymn and the herculean muscles of the other about three notes above the range of NO EXCESSEb their voices the organ sounded as if all The very nature of this game demands the insides had droptout and nothing re- ¬ a carefully ordered life from those who mained but would win and retain success in it the higher and more pierc Ex- ¬ ing pipes of the instrument In the cesses of any kind must rob the player nave of his strength I saw a school of boys and further and activeness There- ¬ fore I opino that the tendency of this I noticed tho Bight Reverend the Bishop and the member or members game must be toward morality I forget and which of his immediate household As sobriety The game and its devoters deserve earnest approval because it I had no connection with the school I felt almost as if goes to the very limit of abandon with- I were intruding upon ¬ tho privacy of his lordships family devo- ¬ out growing or becoming vulgar Aloha tions and would fain have retired but nui to our baseball guests as well as that any movement in an empty church the home talent Sincerelv reverberates with such embarrassing Mai Fai volume of sound that I judged it better to be regarded as an intruder rather than incur censure as a breaker of that peace which in this case seemed to pass under- ¬ standing On more than one occasion since that night have I attended what is known as the first congregation service And I have discovered that the members of this little band mako up in zeal and regular attendance what they lose in point of numbers I suppose they feel an obligation of loyal attendance for if one should absent herself the cathedral congregation would be reduced 333 if not 50 per cent of all its strength excep- ¬ ting the school I wish distinctly to ¬ day evening the ISth inst at S oclock The invitation is especially extended to all choirs and musical associations It will certainly do no harm to anyone to meet and see what can be done Thanking j on for your courtesy I remain Your obedient servant F M English BA Oxon The Tug lloat Eleu How long Mr Editor how long is our tug Eleu going to be in the carpen- ¬ ters hands yetbefore she can be earning instead of spending About five weeks have now elapsed since it was reported her little stern frame was discovered unsoundand 550 per day carpenters have been employed on it ever since that time and yet not finished It certainly could not have been ten- ¬ dered for as is understood all govern- ¬ ment work over 500 was to be by law Was there anything to hinder the super- ¬ intendent and some of his men who were idle to cut and see how far the un- ¬ sound timbers extended Then call for tenders of cost and time accordingly as has been done in similar cases of a like nature in this harbor far more ex- ¬ tensive and done to time limit I am far from -- thinking that either the superintendent or any boss is encourag- ¬ ing any delay in the repairs of the tug longshore men and would be critics to the contrary notwithstanding But I do say that had that stern job been ten- ¬ dered for it would1 havo been done ere this and cheaper with good workman ¬ JvMviTMli GitiGura A POSITIVE GURE for czcaaonSeii ship also A Hawaiian Mechanic Dec S 1S90 Sacriai yottrcs Mil W F ALLEN AN OFFICE WITH HESSRS BISHOP HAS corner of Merchant and Kaahnmamj streets and ho will be pleased to attend to any business entrusted to him lJ2I Gm THRUMS ALMANAC ro HAND BOOK 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say that my visit was on tho Sabbath It occurred to me to visit the Second Congregation service and I found a different state of things to be sure the church was not crowded but there was a good and numerous attendance The music was excellent I scarcely recog ¬ A Correction Mr Editor Dear Sir In the Bulle ¬ tin this evening I notice a letter which through the mistake of the writer compels me to rectify a two fold error 1 A lad did not play the organ on the evening I refer to I thought it was one oi the clergy who turned from his place in the choir to preside at the organ 2 1 beg to assure the writer that I have never worn a hood belonging to any organ guild in my life nor am I a member of any such organization either honorary or otherw ise I am sorry that a lady should have taken to herself any remark of mine but it really had no more to do with her than her sarcasm can by any possibility apply to me My object in writing ray letter was to draw attention to raj pri- ¬ vate estimate of the two congregations as representatives of public divine worship and to emphasize what seemed to me the outrage that an ill equipped sparsely at- ¬ Wc ire nsed to seeing appropriations ma fr Honolulu and having them all spe ar i to seeing them made for Hilo an 1 i ng spent so that if we dont pet arvwc out of this appropriation b twl be no revolution in Hilo we w i e j at on war paint and shed an IcU r ar Department gore but we just w an n satisfy our that good roads are a Eure sign of an enlightened and progressive govern- ¬ ment This must then be a sure sign that Waipuilani is not enlightened Peter Lees road is closed to public traffic and the traveling people will now have to go back to the old trail a de- ¬ lightful and romantic trail winding it curiosity as to wnc er antming it corns to dp uone or not en a e nearly nine months of the per 1 iia e already elapsed and not a stroke has jet been done and in another year toj now jiomics w ill be in mil bias aza n Hilo 3otc from the Uaseball Gruunds la EoiroR I have always felt a lit t amed because being an Ameriar v l i not enjoy the great Ameri cam Np and mentally decided to ¬ self in multitudes of curves between huge rocks of barren lava and for a change through long stretches of deserts of kneedeep sand which very often by the stronc wind has covered the trail en- ¬ tirely It has happpned not once but manv times that people starting out for the Volcano have lost thefr way and after long wearisome travel and risk of life have found themselves way over in Puna in place of the Volcano All the honor however must not be given to Waipuilani he shares it with the Eepresentative ex Policeman etc from Kau the Honorable Apiki He in- ¬ troduced to the House a petition from his district to buy Lees road and after- ¬ wards did his level best to defeat his own bill This gentleman was not in the habit of speaking in the House he used Waipui ¬ tended meeting should intrude upon displace and seriously inconvenience a well organized system of worship by de- ¬ priving it of its hour of meeting which it has heretofore peacefully enjoyed in undisputed possession 1 remain yours faithfullv Pilgrim Dec 10th Honolulu Oratorio Society Mr EnrroK Dear Sir It is proposed to establish a societyin Honolulu for the purpose ot studying and publicly per- ¬ forming oratorio music There is surely abundant musical talent in the city and suburbs and it seems a pity that no op- ¬ portunity should be afforded for enjoying the highest class of choral music Such works as the Messiah the Elijah Judas Maccabeus St Paul are practically un- ¬ known in Honolulu to our own great loss It is obvious that the only way to succeed in a work of this kind is to secure the services of all capable of rendering assistance I hao spoken to many ladies and gentlemen including some of the leading musicians and all seem lani as a mouthpiece beeause his own greatly disposed to enter upon the work intellectual capacities were not quite up May I through your widely circulated ¬ Recently Published ferent thing altogether and it is very strange that Waipuilani should make nized the organ and if the clergyman w such a mistake especially after I and ill permit a mere layman to pass judg- ¬ ment on his reading of tho Scriptures other honorable members of the House I will congratulate him thereon I have had inspected the agreement between rarely heard the inspired text read with Peter Lee and the 1 1 S N Co The better emphasis with such distinct honorable member further writes enunciation or with what for want of a Peter Lee has received some money better word I will call sympathy from the road under the agreement with I have gathered from a member of this the 1 1 S N Co Yes of course he congregation which is absolutely the has but what of that It is his business only one in existence that the Bishop to convey people over that road to the contemplates a revolution in the hours of Hllo AVanta to Know Volcano and he is not likely to do that divine service and that the school chil- ¬ 51k Editok The people who live in for nothing And that he profits by the dren and the household of faith are II j do not amount to much We re road does that make it any less desir- ¬ to meet for family prayers at 11 while t ojie that fact We have not got any able for the Government any more than tho faithful of the parish are to hold Waipuilanis valuable services in the divine service at an early hour Now eeii lights we have no appropriation Legislature are made less because he sir it doesseem to me that this is one of iL-ndred ci or two thousand dollars derives some profit from them the most ridiculous moves I have ever ivr t ng up our harbor we have no Another objection to the road wasthat heard of Eleven oclock ia the recog- ¬ stem lncs to California we do not it is not in the same condition now as nized hour all over the world for the when it was built This is freely admit- ¬ regular Sunday choral seryice and I a trass band at the expense of the it ted it is not in the same condition but think the members of the Anglican com- ¬ w4 e gantry we nave no iaiuornia in a far better onebecause it is hardened munity in Honolulu will have cause for as -- c ubs no railroad excursions and packed down considerably by wear indignant remonstrance if pique or 6pite iicr n towns Ye are simply a no- - and besides it has been thoroughly re- ¬ or the convenience of a handful of school paired in places where the unusually boys is to interfere with their Sundays cc ackwoods town with no object in heavy floods did damage last fall and their rights established by long- ¬ tj pay our taxes help pay His All Waipuilanis objections to the standing precedent Yours very faith Ma - debts when he gets strapped road when looked at in the light of --ppjrt a good looking Ministry truthand not obscured by his inspection w xc han a chance but Mr Edi- - and consultation with responsible gentle- ¬ men from Kau and further assistance in ¬ Vw A HEW 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