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rtpean countries arc also sugar pro- -<br />
Mticers and that the greatest<br />
market for Cuban goods is the<br />
nation whose ports lie at her very<br />
door tk-- the United States The<br />
Tatted States the address con<br />
tinaos are the regulators of the<br />
lonuaeroial market just as England<br />
i of tho money market A proof<br />
of this k says is found in the fact<br />
that while Spain itself is par excel ¬<br />
lence a wheat producing country<br />
it is in spite of that fact obliged<br />
tc make good the deficiency of its<br />
own wheat crop by importations<br />
t<br />
feriff American sugar producers<br />
lo not feel as sure now as they<br />
lid before the elections of keeping<br />
heir bounty of two cents a pound<br />
i for any reason either by judicial<br />
lectsion that the bounty clause is<br />
--V mcoBstitutional or from a refusal<br />
i any Congress to vote the money<br />
he boenty shall be lost free sugar<br />
len ia Iowa Kansas and Nebraska<br />
rill call for a duty on imported<br />
ngar Nor is any ogsure of the<br />
iiect whioh the new tariff will<br />
ave on imports and revenues outde<br />
o the sugar schedule Some<br />
ersos are discussing the advisa- -<br />
ilitv of postponing the operation<br />
f the sehedele long enough to see<br />
ow the revenues shall come in<br />
cd ako to have a test made of the<br />
Gnsueatfensiity of the bounty<br />
Anotfeer question which causes<br />
iscuscioa is whether the entire<br />
trhi aefc which the President<br />
srced Tpkieh for some unknown<br />
tuse oaaks the clause allowing a<br />
rawbaok a tobacco which Con ¬<br />
fess<br />
vowel is valid If it is not<br />
te present Congress will have to<br />
V jsa a eerative aet in order to hold<br />
k le new tetriC<br />
t The hostility to removing sugar<br />
ttties aad to placing high duties<br />
c certain articles which was felt<br />
lr many Republican Senators as<br />
U as Representatives may be<br />
newed and effectually if discus<br />
spi of saeh a curative act comes<br />
Wore the present Congress<br />
Tbe outcome of it all no one<br />
ei SorateH for it is said prophecy<br />
io is not yet reduced to an exact<br />
snoa<br />
DRAINAGE<br />
he stormy weather of the last<br />
U days will very probably be re<br />
peed before the sun again crosses<br />
tbequator and the state of our<br />
sttts and suburban roads make<br />
sstrn oar attention once more to<br />
impossibility of drainage-- Refer<br />
riJoaly to the storm water there<br />
is it a small proportion carried<br />
oav-- artificial assistance the son<br />
talthe wind have to do the<br />
res The summer storms freiJely<br />
with a heavier rainfall are<br />
stliiiore dependent on the evajnng<br />
power of the sun which<br />
iilrise to the close steamy op--<br />
sidy which will no doubt be<br />
forthcoming as the time to Austra ¬<br />
lia will be reduced by thejCanadian<br />
route by about three days It is<br />
proposed that the steamers shall<br />
land at Brisbane as the nearest<br />
pert and from this point the line<br />
will be connected with the Austra ¬<br />
lian railway systems Hondon<br />
Times Nov S<br />
THE JilCABAGUA CANAL<br />
The authentic reports from Nica ¬<br />
ragua show that the great canal<br />
project is moving right along un ¬<br />
affected by the political turmoil of<br />
Central America<br />
The company has bought the<br />
dredgers which have been in use<br />
upon the Panama canal and have<br />
ordered others of larger size and<br />
great excavating power During<br />
the past summer a railway has<br />
been in course of construction from<br />
Greytown into the interior and a<br />
large amount of dredging has been<br />
done upon the Greytown bar<br />
Warner Miller of New York the<br />
president of the canal company<br />
speaks very highly of the quantity<br />
of work that has been done and of<br />
the outlook for the success of the<br />
enterprise He states that the sale<br />
to his company of the dredging<br />
plant of the Panama Canal means<br />
the final collapse of that project<br />
and the concentration of the worlds<br />
hope and encouragement upon the<br />
Nicaragua scheme Exchange<br />
-- 0 no there ainc any favorites<br />
in this family soliloojiized<br />
Johnny O no I gness not If<br />
I bite my finger nails 1 catch it<br />
over the knuckles Hat the baby<br />
can eat his whole foot and they<br />
presre sensations which are so think ifa just cunning<br />
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY DECEMBKLt 16 18U0<br />
apt to be felt on a hot day after a INCIDENTS IN HAWAIIAN HISTORY<br />
muaitaiiikaz rainy night There is so very little<br />
Before Kamehameha the First had re<br />
natural incline the most frequented<br />
streets and roads of the city aro so<br />
EST MODUS IK KKBCS little abovo sea level that it ought<br />
to bo acknowledged that to aid and<br />
supplement 10 PAGE EDITION<br />
wherever possible the<br />
natural facilities for running off the<br />
surfacodrainageshould bo amongst<br />
TUESDAY DEC 16 1S90<br />
tho first duties to bo undertaken<br />
and yet there has been but little<br />
The latest advices confirm pro<br />
done in this direction since Hono<br />
rioes raports that Cuba strongly<br />
lulu began to assume the character<br />
faracs reciprocity with the United<br />
of<br />
states This is clearly shown by<br />
a city-- The lower part of most<br />
of<br />
the strong address and resolutions<br />
the great thoroughfares running<br />
sent by the Havana Chamber of<br />
northwards and southwards and<br />
both sides of<br />
Commerce to the Spanish linister<br />
those crossing them<br />
become<br />
of tha Colonies advocating the<br />
great mud ponds on wet<br />
prompt adoption of a reciprocity<br />
weather and dust reservoirs in<br />
treaty with the United States<br />
dry and in this climate a very few<br />
hours are needed to convert mud<br />
After a review of the Spanish<br />
into dust and only a few minutes<br />
Cuban laws in whioh certain<br />
ehsugas are demanded the address<br />
to provide a fresh sea of mud at<br />
each main corner<br />
3gares it to be the unanimous<br />
This brings under consideration<br />
opinion of the Cuban commercial<br />
bodies that all the markets of<br />
the whole question of drainage that<br />
is the removal of sewerage as well<br />
Eerop are cJosod to Cubas princi- ¬<br />
as of storm water<br />
pal product sugar since Euro<br />
Early this year a scheme was<br />
drawn up by Mr G F Allardt by<br />
direction of the Hon Jj A Thurs- ¬<br />
ton at once the most comprehen- ¬<br />
sive and practical that has yet<br />
been proposed but his estimato for<br />
effectually draining only that<br />
area which demands tho most im- ¬<br />
mediate attention enclosing an area<br />
of about 253 acres of the most<br />
densely inhabited portions of the<br />
city will cost near upon 122000<br />
and some months of work there- ¬<br />
fore it is that every effort should<br />
be made to facilitate the discharge<br />
of the<br />
from U United States The<br />
rain water now left to atmos- ¬<br />
ques- ¬<br />
tion the address ays is resolved<br />
pheric influences for removal<br />
Careful<br />
into proposition to the United<br />
grading from the line of<br />
Suites like this You give us<br />
School street or even Beretania<br />
street to<br />
bread xnd we will give you sugar<br />
the harbor front with pro- ¬<br />
vision for carrying off tho contri- ¬<br />
butions of<br />
SUGAB TAEIFF<br />
Hotel King Merchant<br />
and Queen streets would free the<br />
In farther conversation with business part of the town from a<br />
Judge Hartwell we asked his opin not infrequent plague of waters<br />
ons on the probable prospect of and give the Government a chance<br />
he new tariff as affecting Hawaiian to show what some of its new<br />
mgsr interests and he kindly far brooms are made of<br />
aished the following notes<br />
TTe recommend this with some<br />
Many sugar men in the States confidence to tho attention of the<br />
profess to think that the price of Minister of Interior who is not<br />
laar will not be reduced more tacking in energy and means to do<br />
jheaone cent a pound by the new his best<br />
¬<br />
traced the island of Hawaii to his subjec ¬<br />
tion the various districts were ruled over<br />
by petty kings or high chiefs Anec- ¬<br />
dotes of three of these aliis who succes- ¬<br />
sively ruled over the largo district of<br />
Kau are still current among the natives<br />
They xo not mythical bat actual<br />
events<br />
Koihala the alii of Kau was about<br />
making a voyage from Kona to Kau in<br />
his fleet of canoes He sent word o his<br />
people of Kau to meet him with supplies<br />
of food on a certain day at Kapua<br />
Tiie people cooked hogs dogs and<br />
potatoes and prepared poi water hi cala ¬<br />
cncrnl Sttiucrtisciucnts<br />
K HACKFELD CO<br />
HAVE J VST 31ECKIVKD 1EK<br />
HMifflJGPlier<br />
aM<br />
Per steamers and other late arri<br />
bashes and other supplies in sufficient<br />
quantities for the chief and his retainers<br />
and started afoot with their burdens to<br />
meet him On arriving at Kapua the<br />
fleet came along but did not stop The<br />
alii called to the people ashore to go<br />
back to the next landing towards South<br />
Point They resumed their burdens<br />
and retraced their steps to this place<br />
the king proceeding by sea At this<br />
place they were told to go on still fur- ¬<br />
ther to another landing This was re- ¬<br />
peated several times and they were<br />
finally told to climb the steep pali and<br />
meet the king at Kaalualu around and<br />
east of South Point The people were<br />
tired foot sore and hungry from their<br />
wearisome travel over the lava and de- ¬<br />
termined upon a different reception to<br />
their alii from what he expected They<br />
said we will teach these chiefs a lesson<br />
not to wear us out with their capricious<br />
whims We are hungry and we will eat<br />
the food and give him another article of<br />
diet instead So they sat down and<br />
ate up the food and filled the ti leaf con- ¬<br />
tainers with stones and proceeded to<br />
near the coast and sat on a slight hill to<br />
await the coming of the chief and his<br />
party He landed and proceeded up<br />
the ascent to receive his hookupu tri- ¬<br />
bute of food When near the people<br />
stood up and taking the stones from the<br />
containers threw them at the king and<br />
his retainers saying Here is your pig<br />
Here is your dog Here are your<br />
potatoes etc and Koihala was killed<br />
The stone a short way on the road from<br />
Kaalualu to Waiohtnu is still pointed<br />
out as the exact spot where Koihala<br />
the exacting tyrant met his death<br />
Another chief Kahaikalani was told<br />
by the priests that he must build a<br />
heiau or temple on the summit of one<br />
of those abrupt hills or craters which lie<br />
in the rear of the present Hilea Planta- ¬<br />
tion The people men women and<br />
children were all called out to perform<br />
this task Stones in large quantities<br />
had to be carried up the steep hill to the<br />
summit When the temple was com- ¬<br />
pleted a certain large tree growing on<br />
¬<br />
3XYu iwcriiscmcnts<br />
If yea wast THE TOWER YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CLIMB AJCD<br />
THE WINP Mm THAT RUNS WHEN ALL OTMERS STAND STILL<br />
THE EVER LASTING STEEL AERKOTOR give as a eall er drap a<br />
postal card aad we will Bead eepiemal illustrated printed matter aewiag<br />
every pkase of wiad mill werk and eeastrsetiea iaeladiag tte geared<br />
eatfit oa bars wkieh dees tke week et lear aersea ier tie priee ef eae<br />
vals a large aud complete<br />
assortment of<br />
Dry<br />
QilakW SJ3aPtfawaEa<br />
Groods<br />
SUCH AS<br />
Prints Cotton bleached and<br />
unbleached<br />
Sheetings Denims TickSyStripes c<br />
A fine selection of<br />
Dress Goods in the Latest Styles<br />
Also Curtains Mosquito Setting<br />
Lawns etc<br />
Woolen Goods of every description<br />
A complete line<br />
Tailors G ooc5Ls<br />
Clothing O fc TJ Shirts Shawls<br />
Blankets QuiltsTowels etc<br />
Handkerchiefs Hosiery Ribbons<br />
Hats Umbrellas Carpets etc<br />
Sealskin Traveling and Carriage<br />
Rugs etc Fancy Goods Notions<br />
Cs of best English and Australian<br />
HOGSKIN SADDLES<br />
BOOTS AND SHOES<br />
BAGS AND BAGGING<br />
For every purpose<br />
Sail Twine and Filter Press Cloth<br />
Cutlery Stationery Jewelry<br />
Perfumery Pipes etc<br />
VIENNA FURNITLTKE<br />
Looking Glasses etc<br />
Pianos Herophoues Aristons<br />
Accordeons Harmonicas etc<br />
WRAPPING AND PRINTING<br />
PAPERS<br />
Paints and Oils etc<br />
Asphalt Roofing Asbestos<br />
Barrels and Kegs Keg Shooks and<br />
Rivets<br />
2 Baxter Engines Steam Pumps<br />
Autograph Presses<br />
Iron Filter Presses<br />
Sugar Coolers Iron Bedsteads<br />
Galvanized Tubs and Buckets<br />
Lanterns Axes Hammers<br />
Tin Plates Sheet Lead<br />
Sheet Zinc Galv Iron Sheets<br />
Galvanized Corrugated Iron Ridging<br />
I ffj Tor Irrigation 3 Compared Trltk 1<br />
The 8 ftAeraotMTOU sent e lastjr<br />
few atreD<br />
good saUtfwUea aad nu done more Uum jtra claimed<br />
KwoaMda Iaefeeaa5 ln ttttpumptoltandcaa<br />
Jelljea K arprlBeaewry one to see o small ared ran<br />
eo largo PsapwHa so lone a stroke S In sad da<br />
KsoeasT Serer eenUemen from Stoeksoa eme to<br />
leek at Brad Tbeytudseea ooe mere rroaptse<br />
item a tab aad Uwy did not UUnk it ma stroBc<br />
eamaato iromp from a deep well trot wtea tber<br />
sawialnelaaaR wellUiey were convinced ol H<br />
power and Terjmoch Pleased wtta It MjAenBatar<br />
TrooldsuKtj 1000 bead of cattle wHa water but I<br />
do not ose It for stock bat for irrteatiea<br />
noaeedaln wbeel 4 lacn stroke sUod<br />
incauuror 3 boors wbea my 8 tt nfeeel mta 6 ta<br />
lin pomp 8 Inch stroke was pampte steely<br />
17<br />
IJOtiSHEKSBSX<br />
S Greater than 14<br />
-- The 8 ft AermotorUtaklas water oat of a lK ft<br />
wsllBsln3 ln cjtmaer aad Hi la Pipe It worts<br />
llkeacbarm Tho 13 ft Aenaotera are taktea water<br />
one from aao fttno otter from a MC wort<br />
finely will run In a llet<br />
As an Ann Tflnd Catcber compare this TllUnc<br />
Tower and la Aermotor with an ordinary Windmill<br />
and yon will find that It presents but a tithe of the wind<br />
surface to the sraspot the storm that the other does<br />
It Is an Aso of Steel Tho AERMOTOR b a<br />
Steel Wheel r It has cold rolled Steel Sails<br />
Steel Bands Steel Arms and a Miilleahta<br />
Iron Bob vcn the Bolts are cold pressed and<br />
of superior Quality Wo are sending out the 8 fC<br />
Aermotor cnaranteelns It to do more work than any<br />
10 ft wooden wheel made and the U ft pumping and<br />
seared Aermotors suannteems them to do more<br />
rork than any lS tt wooden wheel made tearing tho<br />
purchaser to be judge and hare KZTsa bad occasion<br />
to regret baring made this seemingly cxtraragant<br />
guarantee<br />
We are tho only makers of aTlltlnjrToxrerthat<br />
never baa to be climbed Our Tilting Tower bringa tho<br />
wheel down for oiling A child can lower it It sarei<br />
human lives and doubles the life of the wheel<br />
The Aermotor Co<br />
P4<br />
breeae asd Ooodajl<br />
HjCHTlLLECaLFeb311J<br />
aweHaed<br />
paaaa water<br />
wbeaaivn ettadsidie ACUASBY<br />
sutaneuzxCir<br />
Same Work Same Well S Kraals IS<br />
I am entirely aattsaed with tseB ft Aeraaater a<br />
It H doing the saae work the 13 ft MdategSBU<br />
both with same adraatages aad saeae degtaotweUa<br />
OsaOKUCaLKeTCJ88S H ILIUXKOMB<br />
Kcgulates Well<br />
Ipasp water for about HD head of castle wMa ay<br />
8 rt wheel It runs lighter than any Bill I me saw<br />
regulates well and glres no jerk to tfeopasBp<br />
0HOV CaL Feb 15 ISM OTurZLE<br />
Xess Wind More Water<br />
With the Aermotor there Is absolutely nojerkies of<br />
the pump it runs with much less wted tbaa W ft<br />
wheels of other makes aad hence will pssn mare<br />
water<br />
JASLTHMXyY<br />
YOLO CaU Feb IS 1SRX<br />
Supplies HoosoandGardea<br />
My Aermotor supplies water for the tease aad<br />
garden It regulates all right runs better la Meat<br />
wind than any mill Ihare seen and handlestee pasap<br />
smoothly ard satisfactorily GEO AEAyiOXD<br />
SAN FKANOSCO Ca Feb S3 18S0<br />
T FOR SALE BY lHt<br />
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE 00<br />
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PACIFIC HAEDWARE CO LU<br />
Successors to DILLMQHAM CO Fort Street<br />
FAST STEAMSHIP t INE<br />
Mr Bryce Douglas managing<br />
director of the Naval Construction<br />
and Armaments Company has re- ¬<br />
turned from America and reports<br />
that he has secured the subsidy<br />
from the Dominion Government for<br />
a fast Atlantic line which will re- ¬<br />
quire four large twin screw<br />
steamers whose speed will not be<br />
less than twenty knots The<br />
scheme also embraces a line of fast<br />
steamers between Vancouver and<br />
the Australian colonies touching at<br />
the Sandwich and the Fiji islands<br />
for which a separate subsidy has<br />
been voted by tho Canadian Parlia ¬<br />
ment and negotiations are now<br />
pending with the Australian Gov- ¬<br />
ernment for their quota of the sub ¬<br />
the land below had to be felled and<br />
dragged up to the summit there to be<br />
made into an idol for the temple On<br />
the top of the hill was a dense forest<br />
but none of these treesKyouId suit out<br />
of which the idol was torniade The<br />
tree designated by the kahuna priest<br />
was cut down and the people were not<br />
allowed to trim it so that it could be<br />
easily dragged to the top Ropes of bark<br />
were prepared and the people in long<br />
lins were made to tug at it and after<br />
severe labor they got the log to the<br />
steepest part but could go no further<br />
with It They then said to the chief<br />
You and the priests go to the lower end<br />
of the log and push and at a signal we<br />
will make another effort to set it up to<br />
its place The king and priests took<br />
their stations and with a great shout<br />
the people made a superhuman effort<br />
and the log started again on its upward<br />
course When nearly at the top lipon<br />
a signal which was preconcerted the<br />
people let go of the ropes and the log<br />
went crashing down the hill destroying<br />
king and priests in its course Thus the<br />
reign of another tyrant and his advisers<br />
was ended<br />
Halaea another ruler of Kauwas very<br />
fond of fish His custom was when the<br />
people were out in the deep water off the<br />
South Point with their long nets after<br />
they had made a good haul to proceed<br />
out in his royal canoe and select from<br />
each the best fish that were taken On<br />
one occasion the people determined to<br />
put 3n end to his rapacity The people<br />
were fishing off Kalae South Point well<br />
out to sea and were very successful<br />
When the king came along as usual to<br />
make his selection the people crowded<br />
around him with their canoes and each<br />
one passed the fish into his canoe so fast<br />
that it was soon swamped and sunk and<br />
Halaea drowned<br />
From these and other similar acts of<br />
resistance to tyrannical exactions on the<br />
part of their chiefs the people of Kau<br />
were called makaha robbers and<br />
they to day have the same bold spirit of<br />
independence A F J<br />
December 1S90<br />
MM<br />
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EAGLE HOUSE<br />
XUTJA2fJ AVEbTJE<br />
THIS FLBST CLASS FA3IILI<br />
Hotel situate in the most pleas- ¬<br />
ant part of the City continues to<br />
offer the comforts of a home to<br />
transients and others<br />
Adjoining the Main Building are several<br />
New Cottages specially constructed for<br />
family use Table unsurpassed<br />
-- Terms L00 per day 51200 weeklv<br />
Special arrangements for monthly<br />
boarders T KEOCSE Peof<br />
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The Liverpool and Ion<br />
don and Globe<br />
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rESTABrrsHrn isss<br />
AjieU 8 40060000<br />
et Income 9079069<br />
Clxlma Paid 112590e0<br />
Titei RUii agaicjt Lcia or Dinie by fire<br />
on BzllilsgTiblneTT Sogar HllliIhyelliEg<br />
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nses i s<br />
CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE<br />
pt If<br />
Screws and Washers<br />
GALVANIZED FENCE WIRE<br />
Barbed Fence Wire<br />
Yellow iletal Comp Nails Iron<br />
Tanus<br />
STEEL RAILS<br />
Fishplates Bolts Spikes<br />
Switches Portable Rails<br />
Steel Sleepers Portland Cement<br />
Fire Bricks Roof Slates Boats<br />
Baskets Demijohns Corks etc<br />
GEOCEEIES<br />
Pie Fruits Sauces Cond Milk<br />
Blue Mottled Soap Windsor Soap<br />
Wash Blue Cream of Tartar<br />
Carb Soda Vinegar Biscuits<br />
Stearin Candles Rock Salt<br />
Camphor Safety Matches<br />
Castor Oil Epsom Salts<br />
Hunyadi Janos etc<br />
CROCKERY<br />
Dinner and Breakfast Sets Plates<br />
Bowls Toilet SetsFIower Pots<br />
Assorted Crates etc<br />
GLASSWARE<br />
Tumblers Wine Glasses Sample<br />
Bottles etc<br />
LIQTJC<br />
Champagne Port Wine Sherry<br />
Bitters Rhinewine Clarets<br />
Cognac Brandy Whisky Rum<br />
Gin Dootnkat Porter Ale<br />
St Pauli Beer Pilsener<br />
31tillers Lagerbier etc<br />
Harzer Sauerbrunnen Mineral<br />
Water<br />
Alcohol in bbls and demijohns etc<br />
HAVANA CIGARS<br />
American Smoking Tobacco etc<br />
ALSO<br />
HAWAIIAN SUGAR AND RICE<br />
Golden Gate and Crown Flour<br />
Bread Salmon Cal Produce etc<br />
For sale on the most Liberal<br />
Terms and at Lowest Prices by<br />
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DeeesberSi5 iss ia adverfeuif eanoe made for tt<br />
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