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s Srsr s m w luwision of this Section bliall overate as a forfeiture of this Jnuichise Bcnox 9 Tlii Act shall take ellbei fcom ami after the tate of its annrovnl Approved this WUi ttay trf ovamber A 1 1SOO illy imra Hviot A2s ACT IvALAluVUA JREX - j1S 11 Surrwi rau TmK rro ghktivix Uxwvarpkp Lanps AtfIJ AUTHORl A ObIISOUISE WITH THK TkUS T1UB5 tWDttK THE AYlU W HE LATH BeKNIGK PAlfAHl Bishop YaoDuas the le Ckiofcsss the Honorable Bomico Pwmhi llishop became devisee of the estate of her Urn cousin Her Highness Rufeh Keolidolaui who bd inherited the esrate of her brother His Majesty SCuroeiwuttfcUa V and by said devise and mhorihuiee SMd Bamiw Paimlu Bishop came into possession of ottOtiu lauds which had beau continuously held and cJnimed by her ancestors now called unussigiied foods of which the followiug aro at present in the possession at the Trustees of her estate via The Ahnpawi of JCaimakakai MoJokai Tbe AJtapmtft of Ftiamui Kau Hawaii The uiukx potaoH of the Hi of Kaakaukukw Haiku jfoiaakwi KlwJhiUio Kaamtuut raikautttkk 1 tukd 2 Hlta Hawaii ft K iiohokwu 1 2 Ktot Hawaii ST2 As AYxaRSAS she said eyeless has devised hr eatare asi to trustees for the eswbiishujeiit and main ieoauoe of schools far boys hik girls which cousti toces a etterous ad valuable gift in perpetuity to the public for the promodoii of the education of e yonfih of this Kingdom aud it is desimble for tike interests of all concerned that all questions of tisle co said premises bol be settled As WjsaRSAS ihe said Trastees have oftered to the ADUSjr of che IatacHH poa the confirmation to 3iMLlor said icust of she following lands namely W Ahditaa of Kaaoakakai in Moiokai on which KautehftiKeha Y aod his seccessors in possession epeaoed large sums in iBiprorenients the Ahu NHta of PaSR in Kau Hawaii and the unawsrded iBMuka part of the Hi oi KaaksnktikKi in Kona Qahu so surreBder ad ouit ciaiui unto the Haw unfttt GoveSJueat all of the remainder of the lands dbore named exisig ieasss however pafye con fioned hy the Govaraaieut and no claim assde for vmanm psofifes shefidBora Emmr tit Eh mi tie lxisterr ef hr Bmmmm Kimfiom Sescnos 1 Cpon he delivery io the Minister of the Interior of quit chum Deed from the Psftseees eader sfctWai of the laae Mmot EuuM Bishop of afi of in sad so 3 aottmasr tuMtis otendl ytz fibib 1 and 3 SunoL fet j 3gjfirm HrA A fiKatic shall issne Wsaai lasiees ar tfe Hlowifis snfe wsr Tie Ahnonsa of Snmsskai MoioaL fie AfrnpwMi of Pfeanan Ess Hawaii 9W in iisJea foeaon of sfee Bl of Ksskaskekm Sacaas 3l 3w conveyances shall oferate asa cosi jple and anal saeBaeaE of all righss saf oeestioasia spue or which pwgfre he in eSseete feeavaea the Baenan Gorsaa sb sia TtssteesiH reganito saii lands and said feafesKEeaaesEsI o the HswsliaH ffnTrrmrrMrni hll he tafesRahjtt te aS f ysffc leases which are heeahy eansal ior the teealHer of the several terms of sack Appckivevl tfcfe Msk day of Xoreasiier A B ISSflt j Br iehSbsc KALAKArAEEX tl JU V r omtlIA jliHlWim HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY DECEMBER 1G 1890 LATEST FOREIGN NEWS Accoxnling to the corrected count given out by Supenntendent Tor tor the population of the United States is tixod at 22350 The total diffors by 1111 1 10 from that contained in the bulletin issued from the Census Bureau on Octo ¬ ber SSrtu This change is duo to correction hi errors of what is tanned tirst or rough count and the addition of names ascertained to have been omitted from tluv enumorit ion The verified popula- ¬ tion of the Xniied Slates in 1S90 is severe frost and heavy snow prevail throughout Europe at lat- ¬ est accouuts In Paris the suow is everal inches deep Many mil road Hues in Austria aud Southern Eussia have partially suspended operations because of snow block ades There is a heavv suowstorm iu the Euglish chaunel and a largo steamer is ashore at Folkestone Damage at Carlsbad bv Hoods is enormous Hundreds of sheep keepers are ruined Huudreds of thousands of dollars will bo ic quired for public repairs alone A terrible storm is raging on the Elaek Sea The whaling bark Ocean arrived at San Francisco November 27th bnuging 4000 gallons of oil and 3200 pounds of boue She gives the following particulars of the loss of six sailors They had mortally wouuded a whale and approached too close iu a boat The whale struck the boat and the men were thrown out aud drowned or killed There names were John Sylvester WJ Brady W II BriggsWilham Mitchell George Furgenseu and J F Meander During a gale George AjiHixnrox 2Tovember 20 Justice Decederkrantz who was appointed bylvingQsearof Sweden to aetas arbitrator in the Samoan disputes- - is in the city and called Oft Blame at the State Department to day He is a man of fine appearance aad even in America where young men eonie to the front an such numbers would be considered voethiat for such a dfcrnified posi tion- - In explaining his interesting j mission he said It is a difficult I task I undertake but I trust to ex¬ ercise ray authority for the best interests of ill concerned u By the terms of the Berlin con fereneti the natives were guaranteed self government They are to have a native king bet it is left to the Chief Justice to- - decide in the pres-eat esse who is the rightful sover 1 egn Jiaiietoa is the ruler de facto aad though Taciassese who was Yiee Kjag when the Germans de¬ posed the former was at that time aa aspirant to the throne I cannot siy wfeetlier he is now or not I eaat make up my mind this far froa the seeae as to the real merits ot tfce Sepete and musu nssko a tfeoroegfc investigatioe before pro efcjieiag to the Ssmoas the name of tbeir Hsosarea Tfe Chief JesEtee wiii constitute caeEE before wfeieh all eivil suits between tine Saeoacs and foreicn- - I ers sfelt be tried aad between tks Saaoeas tfeeaseives also all land sbks aad erimiaal eases involving fosreaers with natives or with eoee oceer Fro xhs deeisiOE of rise Coief JestKe there shall he eo apfeaL Ie will fee seen ironi Judge Ue cederkraatzr talk thoege he was too eadesfe to say so that ae will fee virtually ruler of the Simosn graepc aad taat Ifaiietoa or who esrer the CMef Justice naned as I wg 7 vili he isereiy a nguxefcead- - i is weti that sssh respossiburty rV oe a person of secIj Mgi cirar-aeter aad aEtaiataenisnd oce wbo e thoraegMy isbced with tfce ide eZ pceserving the strictest inipar- - aay Taere are focrteea islaiids toe gracp oa one st whtsh the Lnssed ccatcs n ts tee ngnt to tne sasHtDeect feartor et Paass Pscgpy i tfee feesc in tae kiasdosL seter Lcmewas Zu he married m s Kanii aad sfee was pct-tras ic tfee intern of lefcnKe froct f pceforisg fer tee cerecxKiy fa tEe wit to eress cpt exneriizeniiEr oa aer fss2v is das ccosiasr hxe TJtttt JeE tcs zems to Bed aad f weec tisas fee ussai prajers up tf tfee aoiac of sa Tiagi - Grre rs tfcts- - jfcr sr eaSy icgady- - wcai stsae degcesst asEcry stratfc fcscL aad fee added c Be doers Iec OCT Jpy rjix jiS SH00LB0Y HUMOR Sp--- t v Chambors Journal for August contains an article by U 1 Barker in tho course of whiolt ho givos tho following spooiinons of tho essay writing power of sonic of tho London school ohildron nOVKRXMKXTS Our country has a Quoon who cant do anything but what sho ought to do Sho has boon at tho Government for nearly fifty years and still sho looks nico Also Georges L II 111 and IV but there wero VIII Henrys There is also houses called the Houses of Parliament Ono of theso is full of Lords called tho Houso of Lords but tho other is onh built for them gentlemen as perhaps you havo seen soma of them and it is called tho House of Commons Xo gentle- ¬ man cau get in there unless they know as ho can make laws But tho Queen has to look them over and see as they are mado right Thcso Commons are called Conservatives and Liberals aud thoy try aud hinder one another as much as they can tKi mmntinin Ii4x li9 and then you see it on the plack- - ard and von can hear men and your fathers talkiug and quarreling about it Our country is governed a lot better than France and Ger ¬ many conies about next Theii there a lot of others and then comes Persia Our country always comes tirst whoever 3011 like to i slc the HUSH The Irish are so called becauso thev live on the island of Ireland It is a beautiul country which is chiefly noted for three principal classes of things which is namely its great greenness its big bogness aud its little shamrocks It srys ¬ IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF Brown ias washed overboard and drowned Robert Bay died of con in onr lessons as green is tho fav- ¬ ¬ orite color with all tho Irish great j UAUUUll MA1U 11 AUl lOii sumption aud small classes There was great excitemeut on tihamrock is the east bound Oregon Short Line nothing bnt a little bit of green SILK EMBROIDERED SCARF SHAWLS clover But train at Salt Lake November 20th the Irish love it They Gents Silk fmbrellars Fine Xeck Wear Fancy Socks after leaving Poeatelo when it was cant manyfacture thiugs in Ire- ¬ land same as we cau from a AT VERY LOW PRICES discovered that a man in one of the coaches wss siek with smallpox trackion iugine to a sowing needle He had been on the train sometime But still the Irish HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS and the train hands had passed aud manyfacture the following classes IN THIS LINE WE OFFER GENUINE BARGAINS repassed through the car Besides verj exceedingly namely Linin Fine Wnite Embroidered Handkerchiefs White Hemmedstitch Handkerchiefs with bacon shop this there were twelve other pas eggs and whisky The S ftltnnpd p lfp onlv i to Mexican Drawn Work onlv 30e seagers iu the coach with him The Irish are nearly as fond of bacou Fine White Hemmedstitch and Embroidered White Hemmedstitch Handkerchiefs Em- - as earhas been sidetracked at Bryan they are of potatoes and as for Handkerchiefs only 25c broidered and Mexican Drawn Work only 40c with the siek man in it and the that there whisky the Irish love it Fine Hemmedstitch Embroidered in White Extra Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs in passengers who rode with him were The hearts of the Irish the book or Colors 3 for 1 White or Colored from 50c upwards says taken to Green Biver in another are all very warm If you Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs K dozen in a Box 3 a Box Ladies1 Dainty Silk Handkerchiefs Embroidered from 65c and upwards train for examination by a are walking out in surgeon the country and Childrens Printed Border Handkerchiefs only COc a dozen you met a poor man you conld easy tell whether he was an Irish SILK HANDKERCHIES man tor it he was an irishman he 11 --u w -- - audi Gents Siik Handkerchiefs solid colors 22 inches square only 50c Gents White bilk Handkerchiefs colored border IP inches square only 50c have a pig with him MUNICIPAL FRANCHISES In all American cities the municipal tax is the- - heaviest the people have to pay The state tax need not be more than one third as much as the municipal tax and the costs of the general government come inT the form of indirect taxes largely laid upon articles of luxury Why should not municipalities profit by the experience of the Federal gov- - ernment Yhy not raiae one half or more of the money needed to support the municipal government by indirect taxation Such a policy is-- entirely feasible It is practiced to a considerable extent in Europe and it enables municipal govern 1 ments to do many things that conld j not be done uy means or a direct tax The franchises a city parts withr in most cases for nothing might be made a considerable source of revenue Most of these franchises are very valuable 2sew York receives a yearly reve-- nue ot 200000 rrom terry franchises without apparent detri- ¬ ment to the service The com ¬ panies pay the city money which otherwise they would add to profits 3Isyor Low of Brooklyn 2T T lays down the principal that a city should sell leases only for a term of years At the expiration of a lease the chy should be in a position to lease it for what the use of the franchise is worth The right to sell water and gas to run srareet railroads and ferries across the bay might have been made the source of considerable revenue Xeither water gas nor fares would probably fce higher than they now are if the companies using such franchises had teearequired to con tribute a axed per cent of their earnings to the public treasury Few people know the real cause aad method of the autumn falling i of leaves-- Ernest LxersoU has an interesting paper on the subject in i which this meeks Christian Union in he saya that the process is one of aatcrsl severing of the at ¬ tachment between the leaf stalk sad the twig Its cause h the ccshiac forward of a new leaf bad underneath the point of attach-irzeaf Leaves spring tipon trees only at dencite points Each sue-sessrve setS placed precisely as was the precemng- j acd 23 for soise reason Sattrre has ordained that trees shall have an anneal suit of new leaves jtut as snimats have anneal sms of new inrsher- - I places tfee old clothes with tee new F ss rapidly a pessfhle Old leaves rfstx tbursre Lecsicse thev ari MiMsfe afc v mMftztete oi I ¬ lD1lMmenl in Santa Clans Santa ClasH 11ns Arrived and is now Displaying mi Immense Stock oC HOLIDAY GOODS i A T N S SACHS 104 FORT STREET We have just opened an Immense Variety of tho Latest Fancy Novelties Suitable for Christmas and New Year Gifts I Which wo offer at Very Low Prices Plash Toilet Cases consisting of Comb Brush and Looking Glass at 150 and upwards Minicaro Setsln Plash Boxes 75c 1 and upwards Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes S1J25 nnd upwards Plush Handkerchief and Glove Boxes two pieces at 1X0 set Jewel Cnsea and Work Boxes at 125 and upwards u Fancy Plush and Metal Whist Broom Holders 125 and spwards f Fancy Hand Mirrors 75c 1 and upwards J Porcelain Plaques Painted Illustrated with a Variety of Subjects among thiu HONOLULU Porcelain Plaques AXDIALS FLOWERS LANDSCAPES Etc Etc Etc NEW HAND SATCHELS KID GLOVES and FANS in Great Variety FANCY TABLE COVEUS and PLUSH EMBROIDERED TABLE SCARFS ia Uw Latest Desint from S3 upwards INFANTS CASHMERE CLOAKS BABY BLANKETS and BUGGY BOBES in Great Variety J TORCHON LACE TIDIES and SASH RIBBONS in all Colors Gems Colored Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs from 6O0 upwards Gents White Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs 23 inches square only L Gents White Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs embroidered corner only 125 Gents Cardinal Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs white embroidered pornscs only L25 Stamped Goods Stamped Goods IMilEKSE VARIETY AND LATEST DESIGNS Stamped Splashers Side Board Scarfs Tray Covers Plate Covers Tidies Doylies etc Also Stamped Laundry Bags Stamped Dust Bags Button Bags etc Toilet and Newspaper Holders Linen Floas in all colors V PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ISLAND ORDERS VL 1329 2W NEW GOODS Jrist Received Ex Bark EDWAKD MAY other Late Arrivals avercheaTv STOOKjOf GOODS including Slueli IIarcLwxe5 LVTecliaiiics5 Tools CAST and SPBDJG STEBL BAB IRON a fine assortment NORWAY IBOX a fine assmt CARD HATCHES CHARCOAL IRONS GALVD ATER PIPE f SHIP OBC-A-ISriDLnEI- - JISO A TVLL IXSZ OF - Of the most approved kind 500 COILS MANILA EOPE ALL SIZES And Assorted SISAL ROPE BALE ROPE Galvanized AVIRE ROPE AWM- - tuustuaiisk 0Z AT J X 1UUU lY And STOCKHOLM and COAL TAR in large quantity FITCH OAKUM OARS of all sizes --A rCIX AASOEXHEST OF Halls Plows and Breakers HALLS CASE KSLVES the best in the market and Agricaltoral Tocl3 of all faad3 LaTro Modern BOBBER GARDEH HOSE - ELECTEICAL GOODS in great yariety ELECTRIC LIGHT and TELEPHONE GOODS A Fine Assortment of Eeed Bartons Celebrated SHverpJated Ware And GOEHAM SILVER WARE soitable for Cbriatmaa and tVeddrng Presents enJtmb10 Hld in quantities to suit Abo Sperm - paIzedpS tjmLL FOR SALE BY E O HALL SON 129 13 la Gov FORff and JK33X STS3 The Daily Adyerter and WeeMj timtte ah my ssmG tjz of the jasreMU --s Tl
I Tffmm W AND GEKSSAL A Salvation Army ansa arrived on -- he Australia Seven rasseasnits left for the Vol-- rano last week OwSba Kinau Mr E HsJK brtatber-in-Ja-w ol Cap FelbbArl died tie other day Hob V G Joft on the Rnaa for H wsui o iymig OCAL Invin s toor i the island of Fine eabraidered handkerchiefs r 35 cent at Ssohs store 2so 1M rt street Piosh toflst oases containing - sh eaau sad giass for L50 at -- slOiFbrisireaL la nveraga Jtsraperatare in Hono-- forls vrask wes shout 63 deg t- - h is seksoz kaoxra hare I Hawaiian bark Lady Tmp- - has feeaa chartered to take raex aaadise to Syfioey 2 S TT The Board ol Health calls for rdtr ft ike simply of fst beef ear for ua lapar seuleraent H- - J Jooks t --is up te On Coast- Tie tw ieilil of BOB owmir arms Mrs Letaon has been sp--vnt- ed Mctroa Kapiotani Maternirr Seas viee Mrs Miller sign dipbtfceria kspa seos gsto leading hoBsaoa Deratsaia street sdjoiaiac tbaeasraaea oral the axis 4 Go McOarthv a probable 5 Tsaee ia once o xxre ws Ja i J S of resigned Tb is to tv on ih i to a St Aadrew CJaihe- - Messs E O nsll Son have an advertasaaeat in this issue giving fall taarticofctrs of new roods jest reeeaTd on berk Foedit store May came up the Mari- - remain on islands t 41 Tir T ui jis preaobes 1 pebSe vr oav His snbies k on thfe based hofidar j jsj Allen a 3fe aannal silw Jr cb wn urA with or aannHtuu ais oiijnaM ion Pnrehaser UUB ia by viatiBc e the bobdays to a sakeble 5 r XwYx present abroad there iootijiar a coot of the Tburfets aate at thebooksKKas aad An kneasF stook of aofidsy eogfewffi befoend atX SSsohVt sncsi street Tliis is the ptsea toys sod dolls are gives asBW Reed his aew advertisesseat ia aaeabar coJoejh it is fell of seat Utsie Oiive Berkeley has s perfect besac-- asssclt psraopkrly Eing Wakes3baes berc evidently WaialES Scndsv Prmcess lihco- - kafeai sad Minister Ccmmins being pcseat chcrch o3j0 and Taid concert Ssscrdsy nkhtaeed S1C0 and the coHecd 5ssv smoeated SS3J Labcsr Assesbly she General Pfeasdelpfcis established last TsBrsesy aht Oidf eHow HalL FiiseeB oSeers were appointed- - oba2rBofsbeaeve2tanQ Lminm aad bids fair snciiess IbeaoifcyBiag booked InriTr Aasararia irridsy Fowler Urs-- snd wife Mcjxeezse aad LyeorgES Praa Bsad EBSfeerasn-- JLotfaoHv Peek Mrs LeGoest Massif CooaL CL He HA 5o Mat Fsfs Ikme caetv1 IToeaee whicfelhe sobs CoQVccsaaoQS ajrcer hoa bra zieblislsea witisoas baad dsss she shoeld fceaaae target Sar Ktersry seace tbtt ler soHi phwe drooced woathor VrnH fisEehzez aowever fsjsi ihzZMT rTWTasnrv aivST kaww Jasaro Wfe3t esse Ssspare raonshs SbsSssFrisdsmt BeQetaB -- ABriasfesssesf-wErbss reeoed sarreyiag aiwte fsoei Sriiisn hmsz aartis ectiseBrisisisssofi several saaH sasy sssjsr UisSess Ifj rATStet icepsecaoe wiSfe Hawaii ready ssaad wka wTeegfaaSEwiS a5S- - Auk TSkejsSs JesW Bsberisje MJs Assise Tjg6sewfta wsy iissus t3ceesKC jBire UdDeM Mr JessSss WKmmKmKmmKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfmmmmimmmmmmmmtmmF mwwiwmMwHww3 sm b2E522T Wa32lel OOAL AND GENERAL Bockvrith about base ball the Central Ghurch Snnday you looking for holiday sroods call store and see immense display there All the vrater hydrants have ceived They present nobby appearance paymaster lieutenant and tvro ensigns came down the Anstralia report dnty the Mohican Hon Joseph Marsden came down from Hamakna the Iwalaai and stopping the Hawaiian Hotel The bark Edward May will sail for Hongkong about the 20th inst Messrs Brewer agents Word received from from the purser the Zealandia thit that steanier four days late reaching Tnioila San Fran cisou Latest soar ceatrifQals Quotations xrrrate ell aispeacbes spk ad tusas ncftbar aeea Europe te toe Mr BobH Cowes the popular steward the Anstralia has been given leave absence several weeks owing health- - He will recoiarste Honolulu The Choir and Choral Association conducted by Mr Yarndiey will resesae rehearsls for the season Tnesday evening oclock die residence McGrew Mr Garl Kshler German artist who been Melbourne Bdward eral posa and will the Pacson Sachs the uu TnAsj5eaCe XoIi Fort teIfc3atorof Jseksoo the fasous pcgil- - gooos lasme wad Baraey well known were T Fishers xea- - - nmber - n t m csgawmm iMxekec send-- Hi Fort wSiore -r-fyMiiT Assembly Tvfl serre preached coat Pelec sportsmaa throcgh passengers Gbas renewea aeaoaiatasce iossl water aipe near the ooraer Fort and school streets about GE2TS- - oclock Snadav nsomioc and the unemises arrooadisEr were coasider- - abJy nooded pipe pot daring the ssoraiag Mr John Dyer agent the Bb doa works and wife left the Mariposa for trip the Gessi Mr Dyer besinfess connected with his arm sad expects return the same stesmer Aslf white had qcarrel with his wife Waikiki Sunday during which alleged stabbed her slightly the face with knife The cwq - - dasoc her travelsa rare ana rr r7 arrest 1 wish aeaaly wes fnl eaKecdo wosoerfnl things She priiss s Pen-- j je Snoreme seor wingless tae aomn t j i S6S-- orinTvv Trpjlfon in CJdPJi Jhe chnrch - iodging by his looks deKtd Tee cost i sB for A on A in can j --jjfi J of was j at j Its eac Bfiime it be a are already to tbe B T M J N B 4 afeea-- G A lieaSs-- F P ass - o Kw fffle sh WES T8TS2I zzczzr- - iao4 sbeses de ws IT sr 4Bb I5 was froES pet fr odbfe ifea gire As 11 recrefis Union paint A Samoa from in ISe Irn esse Mr uk bis Dr are new for was was for J S Dr for sev-- i ic ujusiuk berst wes of goes np bv he iWi of new was to wue Anyif mwit st ciiarge gaged Mr Max Loheide instructor tor tee noooiuie tcieac sseca-txs-i- Avj she throcgh pagsensers the Mariposa were James Harrow of the hag Australian mining gineerirg firm Parke and Lacey rrSgn wtntgpr 2vew Zeaiandia bank and H-- Gross renorama Last Stcrcay werknssit am6d Mahelosa dog oct froci the wJSvat sitetE Heh festf sad two half sasies The treasure was foaad oM and dHapidaied pDcket csse Tks Ssivasaon Array man held iseetings Xaeana street Saturday evening and Sing below Xgu stxee Stasdsy In tlie after-- nooe he peraded throegh the streets singE popsiar tongs andptsyingl bdmi tfce osiiet aitemstely Tbe islands w3i be shortl SO DCEl- - TT three of I r I Y Z K X hnr Sfi it W- a fc-r- T r who nsitea iaking coileaaoas catoral history fer iissks Hnsiand TTa AscHasd saving jest reccmed from isoatiss visit the Chatham Islands MrPaiEaer wiH bebere the sext Tgl steerser and stsy ssae Eio de Janeiro execaing fee Mariposa by the way of the Coi d ber pereois here Asey sasN trsss zap aroeLnc weat the AcstrsHa sad which has ceespied sboct fven c G ssfcosa lert saoatB TtsKea mertcs M UEi p a C e ia a to we s - --r is to is ss CT o to to or o- - ts H Vii as at If st re of on to ou on is at on or C are of ia A7t3 hs Swiszerlaad iictk srriTed tsere Vea sfee did west tfcroegc tfce sot sse her tsor eM saeyglasaa sfce says atelesisofe AjbsseV has I Ceyios HikwSsd aoegy r t asses I be htes the the 95 Cuba of of of ofto si in W on ct at of J S has ia on to at jwv sav fc 7nlA niiire itAc A of 2 yoig Frejvft Italy Saez Canal rjeretss iLiijds Sachs sative 5rs 55 CkSZ su t ¬ a a test a r- a Q k 5 A sew in os a to on ¬ to a it in s jjb v I2-S- on a con j of c I h th- - st to on - w T 3 s cs en of of a H of a - Tvtv lac rJi-rr- rr wwatvi J in an oa aae iSe is of is is in six on to se rai ap oa it is os as C is as ne cot-- cuu en srrslia ilr esjojeS his trip bet sfcere is jce ifoene sweet baoe 2ZtnTy By tbe XwsSssi zsews was resaved of heevy sseczp is rise cisrict of HaEaeiiE aiaeeaeS safesrtssstely br tise loss of fife Oo TTaesJay she weasfear was isj bed Ase was fevy 2M2th aes swell aad rain fe is torrests- - zjssL jasaes ot xsnz 7femr of Shs2 boers 1Sh pess oc tse Iwateni resaets tissXoe Seiai2i H fi H- - Priseess liSaeasu lie-- Szxfsrs paSsess ioene cfrowa- - 34 bd aa aodkace Sine Wee ens 5se gsaas is zsicsa wso asta rrTii rTiT11 F Jaeo Cbsscez sbe Sxsse hs si- - skg use dc Hyq WS5 CTOvaSas 2SW2SC2S iserst Iisbo- - sfcara isass iz iver ctr dssskss were rmi ja was tflfflm 3S2S TjgjgyVc- - aad Mr JfasSas Bacissoei is s3 rsse st sssis- - Aiiy were IfcTZ ME Vxer Mrs ChsS wife to ttvl IBSSgE iJ3e g5Q- - Awes it asssadaaee cs tSa gersi iDpsrscsj Sccrssi tob tfcais iibsca Bsa t3e2 ckcisc3s-- psresss for HAWAllAA G AZOTE TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 1890 PRESIDENT HiRKISOJTS MESSAGE Min Kecmumcmtatimvfr awl any Cnmmcnts Ata HawMlaxi Amlr 15crerrel rresidont Harrisons message was presented to Coniess at Washington December 1st It touches on foreign relations and matters connected with Central Amer ica Samoa the Japanese empire silver bill new navy beet sugar exports and other subjects The following from the message will be of interest to residents on these islands AIcKtnlcy Mistake IntheTiiaActawrongWiis done the kingdom of Hawaii which am bound presume was wholly uninten ¬ tional Duties were levied on certain commodities which sire included in the reciprocity treaty now existing between the United States and the kingdom of Hawaii without indicating the necessary exception favor of that kingdom hope Congress will repair what mijjbt otherwise seem to be breach of faith on the part of this Government Subsidies for Stcatastilp Tbe steamship carrying the mails steadily aad frequently aad odering to passengers comfortable safe and speedy transit is the first condition of foreign trade-- It carries the order of the bayer bat not all that ordered bought It gives the sailing vessels such carcoes are not urgent perish ¬ able aad indirectly least promotes that important adjunct of commerce Tbere now both in this countrv and among the nations of Central and South America aa exrectatloa aad confidence to increased trade that will give double value your prompt action upon this question The present situation of our mail coai municatioa with Australia illustrates the importance of early action by Congress The Oeeiaic Steamship Company main ¬ tains line of steamers between San Francisco Sydney and Auckland consisting ¬ of taree vessels two of which are of United States legistry and one of forefcm registry For the service dene by this fine in carrying the mails we pay annually the suni of 0OO being esti ¬ mated the full sea and United States in- land postage which is the limit fixed by law The ooiooies of 2ew South Wales sad Xew Zealand have been paying annually ¬ those lines 37000 for carrying the mails from Sydney and Auckland Saa Frincis3 The contract nader which this pay- ment ¬ hs been made is bow about ¬ pire and the colonies have refused renew the contract csless the United States shall pay more eoQitable pro poctioc the scm necessary hold the service am advised by the Postmas-tsr-Gener- al that the Umted States re- ceive ¬ ibr carrying the Australian maIs bfoccht San Francisco in these steam ¬ ers by rail to Vancouver an estimated annual income I3GG0 while have stated we are paying out fer the support of the steamship line that brings ibis aisil the United States only 4o leaving annual surplus resulting from this service 9CCO The trade cf the United States with Australia which in considerable part carried by these steamers aad the wfooleof which practically dependent upon the mail commukatioa which they maintain is largely in ocr favor Oar total experts of merchandise Acstra lisa p2rts during the fiscal vesr ending June 39 StOwere U65454 whil the rtal Imports of merchandise from these pxts were only 477673- - If we are not wilnajr see this im pscant steamship line withdrawn continued with Vancouver scbsritmed for San Francisco the American ter reirsl Congress shoold put in the pyser the Postmaster General make Hberal increcse ic the amount now paid for transportaiksa of this important mail Cemmeat- - tbe TariC There neiiaer wisisai nor justice in the spggr staoa Uiat the sobject of tariff revisiea shall be oceaed belere this law ii jE x i i - - j 3 - T - - t itt ui ouuc ult CHESTS gDSU W dlde SEbWit to obfe- - ei S i r - - - i - j 3 i j ai - to a on - a er ssj b 2 a i z i -- 1 2 i r a Trefi-- id Mh wa rter -- jHr --aa c ttt m- t O jw ja Virr J J HM Im I ra yr s - a At T ¬ to I to in I a is or to as or at is as to ¬ to to to ex to a ot to I to I as I to 0 an c is is to to cr as it ce to os is fcir - - fcu xa ii aza 12 i is -f- r n 5 a -- J --- a a s a - taoes o aid was ever iramed 1 sua-- pise that in all of its rates and dssci5- - esiksss hsdtfce iciiapocoral even of s parry caaccs Soch femfaton is al ¬ ways aad isecessarily theproiect of s eempreesise as Jo the details and the present law is ao exeeptaon Bet in its reseral saxe sadect it wfll jostifv as savpsriid those who ceheve that American Segisiitjoa sfeceld cccserre sad dzsixL mrn trade aad the waes oc Aiaciican workmen The mis infocatnc zsio the texnscz tbe Act which has teen so widalv dissemioatsd at hocae cad abroad will be cczxAd bv j expericocs and the evil sagurles as to as ressfes cscKgafed or the marzet re Pjets tfaesavas banks intemsticcai trzde mVacfr and tbe genera pecs-- reriry of ocr tsooie-- tosesr from abroad -- jreajy we oegia and from ozr cc- - 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5far sziezsll ildsis desa t rt aa ftS TtMinA sJTf jtv rwTrs x wc- Ho ccnso mssft txxzzDeztzzL ezeazrEes PH i AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE The Xoatrvmlia t be Keplacct by the Afaitnwat Qiracd bv the Union Com lay It is announced in the Sydney Morning Herald of November 26th that the Union Steamship Companys now steamer Monowai would bo tho next vessel to leave Sydney for San Francisco via Auckland Tuttniln and Honolulu and that the Zea landin then on her way to Sydney would return to San Francisco De ¬ cember 20th via Honolulu only the Monowai to take up the regular run ¬ ning in the service The Monowai is advertised to leave Sydney Decem- ber ¬ 24th The Herald further says -- This is a change brought about by tho ter- mination ¬ of the contract with Messrs Spreckels Both the Monowai and the Mararoa are well suited for the service and would be popular boats on tho lice should the Union Com- pany ¬ decide to permanently place them in it Both sleamers are beau- tifully ¬ fitted up in their passenger accommodation and ample cargo sDace Y M C A BOYS ENTBRTA1SMENT The Y M C A Boys entertainment last Friday evening was a grand success The Hall was well filled and the pro ¬ ceeds amounted to over 80 The audience ¬ were apparently more than satisfied ¬ with the evenings enjoyment indeed their anticipations were greatly surpassed if we may so judge from the frequent and vigorous applause More than usual interest perhaps was aroused from the fact that many of those who took part were very young and yet did remarkably well all who took part in fact did so well that it would be dinicult to make special mention of any The opening exercise was a piano solo well played by iliss May Damon This was followed by a recitation Catching the Cat so aptly spoken by Miss Ada Whitney as to elicit great applause Little Ifuth Bowen then captivatedthe audience with a simple sweet piano solo A recitation Xo Wine at My I Wedding by Miss Evelyn Dexter and a vocal solo by Mr ii A tttih were well rendered Perhaps the two events ot the evening were those in which Mr H W Peek and Mis Le Count respec- tively ¬ tigered The former held the audience in deep silence as he appro- priately ¬ delivered The Battle Flag at Shenandoehand then in response to an encore he afforded great amusement with a eomtca take off on the sermon of l a uaru sueiiea Baptist jiiss iee Count played beaudfully on the man colin accompanied on the piano b Miss McGrew The audience would liave more but instead cf responding ia a musical way Miss Le Count gave a weird recitation speciallv adapted to in-- i terest the younger people and with such artistic skill was it rendered that the acdience would not rest satisfied until Miss Le Count bad recited yet another storv a touching incident in Western frontier life The Wreck of the Hes ¬ perus was described with much skill by Master Harold Dillingham This part of the entertainment closed satis- factorily ¬ with a duet bv Miss Adele Widdifield and Mr Oscar Herold The inner man also was then satis led with ice cream sherbet and cake passed around bv the boys THE AMERICAN MISSION AT P0UAP2 The statement that the American missionaries on Ponape had origi- nated ¬ and fostered the tronbles between ¬ the Spaniards and the natives 1 cannGt possibly be true JLne only American missionary on tbe island was IGss Palmer in charge of a school for girls She is not likely to have fomented any disturbance A native assistant Nanape was active in saving the lives of the two priests and four soldiers whom he brought into the schoolhouse which the natives ¬ respected Eat the Spaniards seem to have had no gratitude for such kindly in ¬ terference and have shelled and burned the mission premises Xews from Ponspe to friends here is to the eneci that three Spanish men of war had arrived with two transports Five hundred troops were landed Sept 17-- A colonel a lieutenant and thirty one Spaniards were killed Thie natives were determined to sell their lives dearlv Xo natives were killed atsnlxj Ierforcaacee- - r The Opera Hbcse contained a good sized audience Saturday even icg en the occasion of the second performance of - Edithas Burglar n and the second and third acts of ItdsJjordFanntieTOjJ ILBEL Princess Iiiicoalani Begent H B H Princess Poomaikalani His Ex Hon A-- Cnmrrrins Mr J W Ko berison Acting Chamberlain and Mrs Bcbertson oscapied the royal box Tfce perferm2ree passed off exceedingly ¬ welL and gave much plea ¬ sure to tfce audience who showed their appreciation by frequent ap piarise jfx Oscar HeroJd directed the crchesa in several cboiceselectioes incsic E 71 a Miripoia The EL M 5-- Haripasa Captain H 3L Hajward arrived from the Cekeirs faeisen 3 and 4 oclock Saicmaj somicg with one cabin asd Stc stserage passengers icz this pert 2nd a number in transit for San Frazcisco-- She sailed from Hjdcej Xoremfcer SSth and Auckland De cember 23 Stoppsd off Tctxala to exchange irigfls Tbe 2daripoea vras fesansars iiiet3iir2rair3-e3S- - throgc czrzr she bad six hunornd bales ot Tscm and z3 cTaarafcIe y 9 m LATEST FOREIGN NEWS A furious Ralo praviled along tho North Eastern Coist of the States De comber 2d Heavy snowstorms Tho German Government has tnken care of Trof Kochs discovery for tho euro of consumption There is trouble in South Africa Bri- tish ¬ settlers preparing to resist the Portu- guese ¬ Seventy Norwegian fishing boats have been wrecked off that coast Ex Governor Pacheco of California will be the new United States Minister to Guatemala Parfiell offers to retire on certain con ditions A steamer is being built at Glaow which is to navigate Victoria Kyanaa m Africa Eight thousand miners have struck at Birmingham Ala Dr Mary Walker is dying at her farm in Oswego N Y Booths Social Salvation fund amounts to over 300000 A verdict for 4075 and costs has been given in Loudon against Miss Cobden for persisting in sitting in the County Council after she had been judicially declared incapable Mrs OShea is at Brighton with her four daughters and Parnell was with her during the Parliamentary recess He returned to Brighton afterthe trial of the divorce case Queen Victoria is reported to have taken offense at the presence of a certain American lady at a recent levee held by the Prince of Wales as the rep- resentative ¬ of his mother When she took him to task for the ladys presence he mvitcu the lady and tier husband to dine with him and the Queen has been still further offended GUL0NIAL NOTES The Victorian Government have de- clined ¬ to contribute to the expense of fitting out an Antarctic expedition At the intercolonial conference of builders and contractors held at Svdoev November 19th it was decided to feder- ate the various societies It was agreed to adopt uniform conditions of contract and the law of lien Kemp and ATcLean have made a match tor 300 a side and the champion- ship ¬ of the world The largest illicit distiller- - ever un-- earthed in the colonies was discovered November 20th at Melbourne in a pro-- duce merchants premises in that city Three srills in full working and a large quantity of whiskey were seized In military circles it is rumored that Eear Admiral Lord Scott would be not unwilling to remove the headquarters of the Australian squadron from Svdnev to New Zealand and further that thisde sire is not altogether unconnected with the recent dispute as to precedence of the Admiral of the rleet An epidemic of scarlatina has broken out in Brisbane and the disease which is of a very dangerous type is spreading rapidly Mr T Archer Agent General for Queensland has resigned and Sir J F Garrick wbo formerl held the position has been appointed in his stead The Inter colonial Eight oared Bace November 30th was won by the Vic- torian ¬ crew Queensland was second and New South Wales third The Queensland crew had the race well in hand when unfortunately they broke an oar when within 300 yards of the winning post which resulted in throw- ing ¬ them back The Xew South Wales crew were nowhere A new licensing bill has been intro- duced ¬ into the New Soath Wales Legis- lative ¬ Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes It provides for the granting of licenses to publicans for a period of three years This lengthened duration of the license will be regarded as sufficient compensa- tion ¬ to the publican for any loss he may suffer thereafter The measure also sets forth that a two third majority of house- holders ¬ can prevent the renewal of a license and a simple majority can re- duce ¬ the number of licenses in any dis- trict ¬ by a certain number or determine whether or not new Hcense3 are to be granted ip Kain Kecnrtl for November 1S9U Inches Pnnahcc 2S0 Honolulu Town 171 Kclaokahua 182 Waikiki 1S3 Lower Nun inn 24S Upper 2Cnuanu 762 Ahcimanu 379 Libue Kau2i 645 Kealia Kauai 723 Kobala Hawaii 481 Kaila1 Hawaii 237 Paauhau Hamaktu 1903 Ookala Hawaii 3699 Pepeekeo Hilo 1213 Volcano House 1790 C J Lyons In Ciiarge of Weather Service A Sand aj lluhhery Earlv Sunday morning someone entered the residence of 3fr Jaa Steiner Adams lane and carried off from the bedroom while the occu pants vrere asleep a gold watch two lob The cf tbe house were not locked thus giving anyone easv access jo cine to tue tuiei NEWS FROM SAMOA 1 Mr Wightman one of the purchasers of tho wrecked vessels Trenton and Vaa dalia lost no time on his arrival in Saa Francisco in making preparations for thoroughly wrecking thoso vessels He has already purchased part of tho wrecking ¬ materials tho pontoons are being built ton or twelve - experienced me- chanics ¬ are engaged and a vessel has been chartered to take tho men and material to Samoa Tho arrival of tho now Chief Justice is being anxiously forward to Tho monument which was recontly erected over the graves of the officers and men of thtvGerman squadron who lost their lives in tho fight with tho Samoans at Fagalii in December 1SSS and in the hurricano of March 1SS9 was unveiled by Captain Foss of tlve Sperber on November 12th in tho presence of Consul General Stuebel and a largo number of German residents and several officers and a number of the crew of tho Sperber ThoSamoan Times says Early last week considerable excitement waa created in town by a report that a Ha ¬ waiian was lying in a house on the eastern side ol tho Vaisigago River in an advanced stage of Asiatic leprosy The samo paper has the following item There is n rumor in town that soma of our celestial friends are making quite a lot of money in trafficing in This article is admitted- - into j Samoa at the ridiculously low rate of 2 per uein au vuiurciu uuiy ltuixi iiciu large quantities are said to be forwarded on to Honolulu and other places and as vessels arriving at other ports from Apia are not as yet suspected of smuggling opium the Customs authorities at thoso ports may not bo careful in making a search for the drug 1 Murium Snlcs BY JAS F 3IOKOVK SALS OF LEASE OP THE LAND OF Hononliwai on Molokai Bv order of tbe Board of Education I shall sell at Publio Auction at ray Sales rooms on yaceu St iionoiaiQ On Saturday tlie 20tli of Dec next AT Vi OCLOCK NOON LEASE FOR FIFTEEN YEARS From Jane 1st 1531 Of tho Land of Houonliwai on the Island f of Molokai ndjoininc the land of Aloansi oa whch was formerly located the snar plantation of Mr Enaece Bal The above is Rood Pastaro Land Containing an area of 800 Acres More or Less Cpset Price for Lease 150 per annum payable semi annually in advance For further ivuticnlars apply to the office of the Board of Education or to J F MORGAN rsiMt AUCTIONEER 7rut 3Tiucrti5CMCnts TEE ARLINGTON Hotel St Honorolu J H FISHEE Pbop teems Board and Lodging per week accord ing to location of room 10 00 to f 12 00 Transient per day 2 00 TableBoard perweek 7 CO Single Heals 50 S9 Visitors will find this one of the most comfortable and convenient houses in the city the rooms being large light and airy Hot and cold water baths 86 ly H FWIOHMAN WATCH CLUB If you are thinking of joining a Club do not delay but join now and secure a place in the 6th Clnb The following drew their Watches on Monday December 8th Club 1 Member No 32 Club 2 Member 2o 45 Club 3 Member No 23 Clcb 4 Member No 28 Club 5 Member No 29 Club 6 Member No 6 We Have a Few More Places Opei XParties outside of Honolulu desiring to join one of the Clubs can make their payments by mail CVThese watches are cased in solid 11 TTrt Gold with inefulHeweledWaltbafB gold rings and a purse containing Movements and are warranted to be ac-- abont doors looked opium living enrate Time Pieces H P WICHMAN Peop J A LUCKETT Masagze 13 1 LOVEJOY OO 15 TSuozan Street Honolola H I SOLK AGENTS IX THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOR OLBIAeOHA ll 0PT MBOUPM WHM Laekraan k Jacobs Celebrated California Wines Uio zIskj tt tuxc a foil line of tfc- - cuAcAt iTtis f Beers Wines JAqneuT Spiritm Etc WE HAVE FOB SALE A WPZRKHi AUT1CLE OF SAESiFASZLLA A3TB HOIF WAVZX a little delayed by fci wind- - Is 3aaiif3aure1 j -- chrnidt Co Httxktnu Cala It in the inmt wioIghwi0 fend delicious tonic and beverage ol the ajie ii izzes are ec peid fadsy iei j spzea She salad tcr Sao Francisco I 3rOxfen Stom tbe other Jlafc proraiitly attemtel to awl kmJjt care v3l he tsskeS en zt eocb ez Satssday J Mra ai- c I 9 4 -- 41 1 J M m i i --A I B I
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