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1 i mmb - '&YT:sFl?Wg;sw7:& rr"ww- --uub Supremo Court of the Hawaiian Island. In Banco. (.As of tho) October Term. 1SS9 Tire KlXG VS. Tuos. TllOS. WaL. -- OXOKKA. .siwi yri tfifl iWc Cow o BSTOEE )ODO C.J., ifCOIAT, TMSTOX, 1UCXEK TON AND DOLE. JJ. Capter JlXWI. of --lot 1SSS (C. Z. p. GIG) tos no aiiJy to tJm cars of tke street railicatj of UottofaiM. Decision of the Folice Otmrt reversal. Opinio oftke Court per JTcGuUy J. The record of the Police Court In this case is as follows : Charge. Hiriujj or allowing: a vehicle, to wit, Trauicar No. 2, to ply for hire without a license, contrary to Sec. 9, Chap. XXYII., Laws of 157S, at Honolulu within one month last post. Defendants plead not guilty. C. L. Hopkins, sworn, says: I am Deputy Marshal. On August 26, 3SS9, in Honolulu, I rode in car of which defendants were respectively conductor and driver; car No. 2 on King street line of the Hawaiian Tramways Co. I paid five cents fare and got a ticket. (Ticket put in evidence). No license has been issued to any of the cars of the Tramway Co. This car, No. 2 has been plying for hire in Honolulu. Defendants jointly had control of the car. Prosecution rests. Paul Neumann, sworn, says: AVhen these cars were put in opera-ito- a I tendered to Minister of In terior, ou behalf of the Hawaiian, Tramways Co., license fee for this car. The Interior Department de-dm-etl to issue license unless the oars were given a certificate by the 3Iarsbal, under the Licensed Car-ri- ae Act, certifying that the cars tad been inspected. Defendants are fotiud guilty: ack of them is sentenced to pay $23 tee and $2.60 costs. Appeal noted to Supreme Court ia Banco. Tbe certificate of the points of tew apon which appeal is taken is as fallows: The defendants having been con-xics- ed in this Court of violating Swion of Chapter XNVH. of the Session Laws of 1S7S, appeal from jndgment of this Court to the Court in Banco, On. tfee ground that tender was made by the Hawaiian Tramways QwnpftBy (Limited) employer of the defendants, to the Minister of the Interior of the amount of license for the ear in question, and a license demanded but refused by said Minister ior tbe reason that no certificate from the Marshal or his Deputy was died or produced in accordauce with tae provisions of Section 4 of Chapter XXVn. of the Session Laws f 1S7S. The Hawaiian Tramways Company (Limited) refused to file said certnlcate on the ground that it is not adected by the provisions of tsaM Chapters and defendants claim that tbe money for the license of the car whereof they were in charge having been tendered and refused ay the Minister of the Interior, the tew has been substantially complied with which requires the said com-pa- y ' to pay a license fee of ten dollars per annum for each, car, and that they, defendants, are therefore entitled to their discharge. That by the Acts of the Legisla-tar- e known as Chapter XXXTV. of tae Session Laws of 1SS4, the said ceaapaay as assigns of "Win. E. Anstia is not required to file with the Minister of the Interior any certificate under the provisions of the aforesaid statutes of 1S7S. "We farther appeal on behalf of Thos. Osokea, on the ground that he oeght to be acquitted because the evidence shows that only the conductor had charge of the SaHscar and collected the fare, and that theegh our position may be wsoag wish reference to the other paints made, the conductor alone is responsible aader Section 10 of Chapter XXYIL of the statutes of 1S7S. Br tee Cocet. This is a test case to determine whether the cars of the Hawaiian Tramways Com-pan- y, fc within the provisions of the sauate of 1S7S. That is en-tid- ed "An Act to regulate the carrying of Passengers" and the letting to hire of carriages d. other vehicles in the district of HooolBte.T It provides that upon pce-:gatati- oa t. the 3Iinister of the Interior a certificate from the Mar-sha- L io in- who is made ex-oe- spector of carriages, that the ve-hk- te for which a license is asked, is seead aad fit for the required service, with a statement of the naasaer of adslt passengers it has capacity for carrying, and the number of horses required to draw it, the Minister may issue, at a charge of oae doMar for each, person of its capacity, a license, the number of which must be conspicuously exhibited on the carriage. It appears that the license fee was refused, by the Minister of the Interior, when tendered for this and other cars of the Hawaiian Trsmways Company, because the certificate of the Inspector of its jrood conditioa and the number of persons who might be carried in it, as required by Section i of the Act, M 2 qrrwyt, as the prerequisite kto issuing a di-cen- se, was not obtained. - , The owner (or driver) 'bf a vehicle plying for hire without" licensors subject to a fine of twenty-fiv- e dollars (Sec 9), tho penalty imposed in the case at bar. The Minister of the Interior, (Sec, 7), may make rules and regulations to bo observed licensed carriers of passengers, which being published shall have the force of law. The first passenger cars began to run in this city in the latter part of 1S3S, fully ten years after tho enactment of the statute under consideration. "Unless it clearly comes within the purview of tho antecedent Act by a similarity of subject matter, functions and requirements of legal and police control, the natural construction would be that it did not so become. Aud if there is a dissimilarity in these respects, and if, moreover, there is a statute incorporating the Tramways Company of this case, containing special regulations, the conclusion would be that they are exempt from the operation of the former statute. The published regulations having the force of law, of the Miuister of the Interior, are before us. They designate stands for licensed carriages, prescribe rates of fare within the city and for excursions fo the Park, the Pali, and for drives by the hour, and for calling aud shopping, etc. They are applicable to carriages for hire and entirely inapplicable to street cars. Yet if the car in this case comes uuder the statute of 1S7S, it comes under these regulations. The vehicle, a street car, which the defendants are charged as running for hire without a license, runs under the provisions of a special statute, Chap. XXXTV. of the Laws of 1SSS, by which it is provided, that the corporators of the street railroad shall pay the sum of ten dollars per annum as a license tax upon each passenger car arid no greater sum shall be exacted as car license. This exclusive statute removes street cars from the operation of the licenses applicable to carriages let for hire. It is also in conflict with it, for the rate of carriage tax is according to the carrying capacity, one dollar for each. The cars of the Tramway Company vary in size, some having seats for twenty-eig- ht passengers, but the tax is uniform, ten dollars for each. The statute, Sec. 2, grants the franchise upon such conditions and restrictions as are now imposed by the laws of the Hawaiian Kingdom in the relation of constructing and mainraining street railroads. This Act is a statute contract. Tho provision excludes the liability to statutes not relating to street railroads, and to regulations which are not acts of the Legislature, and applicable to street railways. The above expressed views strongly establish the proposition for the defendants that they are charged under a statute which has no application to their case. They are acquitted. Attorney-Gener- al Ashford and Deputy Marshal Creighton for Ihe prosecution; P. Neumann and F. M. Hatch for the defendants. Honolulu, Oct. 19th, I8S9. Sctrial Tatters.' MS. W. F. ALLEJT, AN OFFICE WITH MESSES. BISHOP & COeorserof Merchant and Eaahusxanii streets, and he will be plased to attend to any bcaicess entrusted to him. 1224-t- o N jrtte,. jjsWfej... i twmwiwimi MwmHnmtt, m, 0&HmBmam THRUM'S ALMANAC. HAND-EOO- K EXCELS THE HATVAHAX ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable satabeal and. general information relating to these Islands. Pric SO cents; or mailed abroad 63 cents each. THOS. G. THRUM, Publisher, lia-l-y Ho nolalu, H. L 3Tau rrrtlsniirnts. J. X. S. WLLLIA3IS, - ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR, r; PREPARED TO DESIGN A'D ctmtnet for all classes of Samr Extraction Machinery. Irrigating itaehmerv, Evaporating Apparatus, Vacuum Pans, Engines of all kinds and for all purposes. Water Wheels, Water Conduits, both Pipes and Plumes, Steam Boilers of various kinds, ete., etc. Diffusion iMTacliirierT In all its branches a specialty; Plantations applied xith Chemical and Analytical Apparatus of the -- eay best description to ooaer. Close attention paid to all orders and satisfaction to tfee purchaser guaranteed. P.O.BoxSSO. Fort St., Honolulu. 57 12ST-l- y Tlie Liverpool and Lon- don and Globe rLsrsurRjsrcE co fESTA ISI.I Asset 3 40.0S0.000 "et Income 9,079.000 Claims Paid........ H2e0,00O Taxes EI3I3 against Leas cr Damage by Rre arz Bailiinji, Hicticery, Sugar UiIIs,DweIIiEi asdfsrnisire.os th moat favorable terms. Bisnop & Co. llSMra. nr AdTertise yomr wants in the Datlt Jricmc CojcscsBdAii Ad- msmsscss wsssris Qim W HAWAIIAN! GAZETTE, TUESDA1', NOVEMBER 5r 1889. N bmissnunis NOTICE ! rpHE CIRCUIT JUDGE THIRD X Judicial Circuit will hold Courlin Xorth and South Koua as follows: At the Court House, Kailua, X. Kona, ou 2Cov. 2t and SJ.'IJSJ. at 9 o'clock jl. x. Al the Court llouse'IIoofcena, S. Kona, ou 2vov. 2aud2T,lb$J, atSo'clocti.xr -- S. L. AUSTIN. Circuit Judce. October IS. 1S9. 124-- 3t Tim NOTICE TAX APPEAL COURT lt at the Court Hone, Kailua. N. Kona, Hawaii, on THCKSDAY. Js'oTemberSlst, at 10 o'clock a. v.. and at Hookena. S.Kona. Hawaii, on TUE&DAY. N'oTember S6th, at 10 o'clock a. u S. President, lSl-5- t Tax Appeal Court s. Hawnll. AT Election of Officers ! THE ANNUAL MEETING the PRIN'CKVILLK PLANTATION CO. held October 15th. 15S9, the follow ing officers were elected for the eiicnlng year: Col. W. F. Allen.. President JS Treasurer P.O.Jone Secretary F.A. Schaefer Auditor The abore officers also constitute the Board of Directors. 1293-- 3t P. C. JONES, Secretary. AT Election of Officers ! THE ANNUAL MEETING the Onomea Sugar Co. held October Sid, 1S&9, the following offlcers were elected for the ensulur year: President! J. B. Athertan Vice-Presid- ent J. O. Carter ecretary G. B. Castle Treasurer P. O. Jones Auditor............ ....J. O. Carter 1S34-- 3'. O. B. CASTLE. Secretary. Election of Officers ! AT THE ANNUAL MEETING the Paukaa Sugar Co. held October 2id. 1SS9, the following oficere were elected for the ensuing year: His Ex. Jona. Anstln President Hon. W. L. Ureen AVice-Presid- ent P. C.Jones Secretary and Treasurer 12S4-- 3t P. C. JOXES. Secretary. AT Election of Officers ! THE ANNUAL MEETING the Stockholders of the Kohala Sugar Co. hekl at the office of the Agent, this 21st day of October, lso9. the following officers w ere chosen for the ensuing year: For President Sam'I C.Allen For J. ilott Jciith For Treasurer Hon. S. N. Castle For Secretary J. b. Atherton For Auditor C.iT. Cooke J. B. ATHERTON. 1594-3- 1 Secretary K. S. Co. , Assignee's t Notice i VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J. 1 that the undersigned hds been duly elected Assignee of the Estate of S. KAPELA, a Bankrupt of Kawaihae, in the Island of Haaall. and all persons indebted to said S. Kapela. are hereby notified to pay the amount of such indebtedness to the undersigned and deliver any and all property in their possession and belonging to said S. Kapela, at his office at Pcehuehn", Kohala, Hawaii. W. J. BRODIE. Assignee Estate S. Kapela, a Bankrupt. Kohala. Hawaii. October 7. 1SS9. 1292--lt NOTICE ! "VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JLI that on the 21st day of October. 1So9, a meeting of the Stockholders of the Kona Su-- ar Company wa held in Honolulu, and that at said meeting it was voted by said Stockholders to accept the Charter of Incorporation granted to them and their associates under the name and style of the KONA SjTJGAR COMPANY on the day of August, A D. 15S9, by His Excellency L.A.Thurston. Minister of Interior, and that the Company under said Charter thereupon organized and elected the following officers of the Company: Jacob Coerper President Richard Vice-Presid- itrauch Richard Strauch Secretary Richard Straach Auditor E. Hutchison Treasurer Notice is further given that pursuant to the Urms of said Charter, no Shareholder shall individually be liable forthe debt of the Corporation beyond the amount which shall be due uyuu uc auitc orsaares neia or ownea oynlm self. 12M-- U RICHARD jTRAUCH, Secretary. Tax Collector's Notice. THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR District of Lihue, will be at the following places on tae dates given for the purpose of collecting taxes: .Haiku and Kipa. November 1st. 9 ajn. to i p.ra. Hanamaulc November 4th. 9 a.m. to 4 pja. Wailsakai, November 3th, 9 ajn. to i p.m. Oa all other dates to December 15th. the Collector can be found at his office in Lihue. J. B. HANAIKE. Deputy Tax Assessor and Collector of Lihn 123-- 2t Tax Collector's Notice. THE TAX COLI.ECTOR FOR District of Kotoa. will be at the following places on the dates ziven for the purpose of eollec tins taxes: Eltele, November 2d, from 9 aja. to 4 p.m. Wahiawa, November 9th, from 9 ajn. to 4 pja. Lawai, November 15. from 9 ajn. to 4 pja. On all other dates to December 13th. the Collector can be found at his residence In Koloa. A. K. 3IIKA, Deputy Tax Assessor and CoSsctcr of Kical. 1234-g- tI Tax Collector's Notice. TTHE TAX C01YLECT0R FOR --L the District of Kawaihan. will be at the following places on the datea Riven for the purpose of collecting taxes: Jfoloia and Papaa, November 6th, from 10 aja. to t p.ra. Acahola and Aiiomanu, November Tth, from 10 a.n. to 4 and Kapaa, November Sth rom 10 a.m. to4pja. On all other dates to December 15th, the Collector can be found at his residecce in Waipouli. S. KAITJ, DepatyTax Assessor and Collectorof Kawaihan. 1334-5- 1 Tax Appeals Pourtli Division. THE RESPECTIVE TAX Courts forthe several taxation, dis- tricts of Kauai and Niihaa, will be held in November aext. at the times and places foltew-ins.vi- x: Kb loa Chambers. Sanrrdar. the I6ta. at 10 ajn. Lihue Court House, Monday, the 18th. atlQajn. Kapaa Coert Hsse. Tuesiiij-- . the 19th. at 10 a.m. Hanalei Coart Haas. Thursday, the 21st. at IOaa. Waimea Court House, Xondav. ajn. theiSth.atlO 5 iihau Court Hoase, Thursday, the 2Stb, at 10 J-- HAHDT. President Tax Appeal Courts, Fourth Division. Kotoa. October 28. 1563. 129t-.-1t Tax Collector's Notice. THE rXDERSIGrED, DEPUTY and Collector for the District of Hamasca, Hawaii, hereby gives notice that he will be at the foitowlnj places on the dates given, fcr the pnrpose of collecting taxes, until the 15th: cf December. Honofcxa Every Saturday, jui 01 jorem ner. besinnln z with the Kciuihaele Every Friday, besinnin" with the 13th, of November. Paaailo Every Monday, beginning with the ISth of Ncveraber-Kahol- o Tuesday, November 26tfc. Waimann November 12th. Waipio November I4th. AH other days at hi eSceat Kaaahsha. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Deputy Assessor aad Collector for TTtn.VM Hawaii. Hamakna, Octacer 25,1569. 1294--3f wtMi.nit,i,v. .am., Ma. 3SWS. ,"F!VTr'"5.i"iT- - i ! (General Stuvcrtbcments. H.Hackfeld&Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED TER Bk.e.vR.33ish.op Per Steamers aud other late arrivals, a large and complete assortment of Dry Groods SUCH AS Prints, Cottons, bleached and xinbleacbed ; Sheetings, Denims, Ticks, Stripes, &o A fine selection of Dress Goods in the Latest Styles Also, Curtains, Mosquito Netting, Lawns, &c.; Woolen Goods of every description; A complete line Tailors' Goods ! Clothing, O. & U. Shirts, Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Towels, &c. Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ribbons, Hats, Umbrellas, Carpets, &c. Sealskin Traveling and Carriage Bugs, &c. Fancy Goods, Notions, Cs. of Best English and Australian HOGSKIff SADDLES ! BOOTS AND SHOES, BAGS AND BAGGING For every purpose; Sail Twine and Filter-Pres-s Cloth Cutlery, Stationery, Jewelry, Perfumery, Pipes, &c. VIENNA FURNITURE I Looking Glasses, &c. Pianos, Herophones, Aristons, Accordeons, Harmonicas, &c, 'WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPERS, Paints and Oils, &c. Asphalt Roofing, Asbestos, Barrels and Kegs, Keg Shooks and Rivets, 2 Baxter Engines, Steam Pumps, Autograph Presses, Iron Filter Presses ! Sugar Coolers, Iron Bedsteads, Galvanized Tubs and Buckets. Lanterns, Axes, Hammers, Tin Plates, Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc, Galv. Iron Sheets, Galvanized Corrugated Iron & Ridging Screws and Washers; GALVANIZED FENCE "WIRE, Barbed Fence Wire, Yellow ITetal, Comp. Nails, Iron Tanks, STEEL RAILS, Fishplates, Bolts, Spikes, Switches, Portable Rails, Steel Sleepers, Portland Cement Fire Bricks, Roof Slates, Boats, Baskets, Demijohns, Corks, &c. aEOCEEIESS Pie Fruits, Sauces, Cond. Milk, Blue Mottled Soap, Windsor Soap Wash, Blue, Cream of Tarter, Carb. Soda, Vinegar, Biscuits, Stearin Candles, Rock Salt, Camphor, Safety Matches, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts. Hunyadi Janos, &c. CROCKERY . Dinner and Breakfast Sets, Plates, Bowls, Toilet Sets, Flower Pots, -- Assorted Crates, &c. GLASSWARE : Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Sample Bottles, &c. LIQUO IFL JSs Champagne, Port Wine, Sherry, Bitters, Rheinwine, Clarets, Cognac Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin. Doornkat, Porter, Ale, ' St. Pauli Beer, Pilsener, Mailer's Lagerbier, &c. Harzer Sauerbrunnen, (Mineral Water), Alcohol in bbls. and demijohns, &c HAVANA CIGARS, American Smoking Tobacco, Sec. ALSO, HAWAIIAN SUGAR AND RICE ! Golden Gate and Crown Flour, Bread, Salmon, Cal. Produce, &c. iEF For Sale on the most Liberal Terms and at Lowest Prices by H. HACKFELD & CO. 8 y.CiSTiE. I. B. ATnZETOJT. S.P C1STLZ CASTLE & COOKE, HARDWARE AND COMMISSION JLEEC7TA NTS, Sugar Factors, LIFE, FIBE JL5D MARINE TNSUJBJLNCE AGEUTS ! , , HONOLUI.U. U. L jSfl tsti Z. G. HITCHCOCK, Atfsrney and Counsellor at Law, Oflee t HILO, HAWAII. y jr. B. Box PflxrrLT CoLtzcrrn. -- m B12IT uAiiU.uk ,.A.ii. T'hui .pi iiia. T,fft3tefcSSfeu -- T"r3fiwi-'iPii5fWiJj1"1 'PJ-- mpmnssrw',; w& ai encsaoa Scalp. 1 1 --riMiiHmpnnaMRiiiwnHNH.wiji!riHp IPillMiPPBiM JUtotrtiscincms. 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CtrricuiiA.SO cents per box, largo boxe. which have cured me, and left my skin and blood 1.X: Cun emu. Soap. 25 cents: CtmctrnA Siiat- - as pure as a child's. Send for our sixty-fou- r page nto Soap, 15 cents; Ccticctsa Resoltext, kook,"llow to Cure Skin Diseases." Address per bottle. 1 Hawaiian Consignees, PttErAItED IT TUB Benson, Smith Co., Honolulu. Potter Drug Jfc Chemical Co., Boston, U.S.A. BELL TELEPHONE 50. -- 8 EST MUTUAL TELEPHONE 371. HAWAIIAN WINE COMP Y. No. 24 Merchant Street, near Fort Street. Have on Hand and F"os? Sale a Pull Assortment of All Brands of American Whiskies Bourbon, Rye and Monongahela, In Bulk or Case; Scotch, and Irish "Whiskey, In Glass and Stone Jars; French Brandies, Very Fine and Very Cheap Qualities, as are wanted; Gins, in Large and Small Bottles, (White or Black), also STONE JUGS; Old Tom Gin, Best Brand in the Market. EUROPEAN SHERRIES & PORT! In Bulk and Case; All Brands of American Lager Beer, English Ale and Porter, German Beer, Etc., Etc., In Pint3 and Quarts. FINEST BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNES ! In Pints and Quarts; Bitters, Idqueurs, Absinthe, Kummel, Apollinaris "Water. TO SUPERIOR CMJF0M4 MS, AS MEOWS : Zinfandel, Malaga, Tokay, Madeira, Port, Sherry, Riesling, Hocks, Etc., Etc. ft All of which will be Sold at LOW RATES by 1290-- tf Manager. CASTLE & OOOKE Would respectfully call renewed attention to their LARGE STOCK OF STANDARD GOODS Especially selected to meet the demands of Planters, Sugar Mills and Mechanics! Recent large arrivals enable us to fill orders with increased satisfaction, and unremitting attention to the wants of our patrons and replenishing stock from San Francisco, Xew York and England, to disappoint our customers but very rarely. To catalogue our varied stock or properly describe it would take an entire issue of the Gazette, supplement and all in fine print. Call and make your wants known. We specially would call attention to new supplies as follows : ASBESTOS FELT JVnXTURE The SPAXDAUD pipe and boiler covering; ana nair eit. fi at Pearl; Palace and Vulcan Kerosene OHs ! A large stock at bottom prices. FRANKLYN STOVE COAL in quantities to suit Increased stocks and fines of Shelf Goods and Mechanics Tools, FUes Saws, :Elt:res, ESto. A large line of AGATE WARE. A splendid COOJTTXfJ nprvnr i" a new invention which should be in every rr: nice kitchen. r For the rest call and see for yourself I -- w- 1230 2a The Daily P. 0. Advertiser and Weekly Gazette Are the Ltzdinf JTewspapers la the Xfz4t. a HE1 'BP
m 8 IN MEMORIAM. The Centennial Celebration at Kwla-ha- o Church. Agreeably to notice given in the papers, the Ka wsiahao Church was filled witira large aadience of foreigners and aatires, oonreaed to participate in the zoe&ert&i services. The front ot the chir gallery was tastily decorated with Secsi wreaths surrounding the dates 1739 sad 1SSP, worked in fiowers, and bamves the dates was a portrait of the eMwHirsju Bingham. Eetow the gallery were pictures o the two grass buiki-iag- s sed as churches. The first, erected alSl sad destroyed by tire in 1S24, me saksll. and held onlv 200 i 6. That erecwd in 1S29 was 1P6 feet ie ky (SS feet wide, and would accom- - raodwe 4.0X. This was aiso a thatcli bwfMnnf:. ad both stood on or near the site f the peasant steae church. There are that a fences or walks snrroond-iarth- e cherch, bet it was all an open Oa tfca fetterm "Wednesday was seated Dcs Bvteaad Settth, Kevs. H.Eingb.ani, H-- H. Parker aad Josepa, who.delivered tke aMreSfr in the cherch. The address sad exercises were in Hawaiian. The riaeiag w&s excellent, by a lull choir, with Mr. Berber presiding at the organ. As the dos of the exercises in the chsrch, the awtience adjourned to the front of the edifice, where a platform had been erected aear the memorial slab, at she aorta coraer. the slab being veiled wWi s Hawaiian Sag. His Majesty the Kaaraad H. R. H. the Princess iiliuo-ksfcu-n wre pteseat aad appeared much tnarrwiyd in the proceediBgs. Ser. Mr Parker opened the ont-doxantaec, with a few remarks introdec- -' iar Sev. H. Biusham, who made a short adora relative to the work of his father. At the oiose of his remarks, Mr. Parker iatrodaced Geaeral James F. B. Marshall, who is one of the oldest pioneers, baxiof arrived here aboat the year 1S30, vhaa aate a yooog man, and who was here off and on. foe some twenty years. He spoke in Endish, Mr. Parker inter-preti- ae he remarks into Hawaiian. General Marshall saiJ : "It is a sreat rmtaee after thirty-oa- e years' absence hem these Lflaads" to be present on sach an occasion as this, and to greet yoa all with that aaost beaatuol word oi saiatation of aay language Aloha ! When I arst caste tb Hooofotahalf a ceamry ago, the Kubirta Xni Lonaa was lyme i State in the palace, and I heard Mr. Bingham preach her fun-ee- al seraaon ia. the large grass church which then stood within this enclosure. mis-siansn- I kaew es aad esteemed all the early that were here at that time- - I heard Mr. Bingham preach here, and afco after his return to his native land. The tist aiae I rae: him was in Boston s the iaaeral of James Hannawell, the Boaohiht raerchaa: who founded the acat with which I was connected, and wfcowes always a warm friend of the aussioaaries aad the Hawaiian people. Bat though I have been, absent over thirty years I have not lost my interest or aw-- love for Hawaii. "For tweasy years I have been associated with Geaeral Arsastroes, a son of Hawaa. whose father succeeded Mr. BakghaK as pastor of the church, whose In-dia- school hi Virginia for Negroes as and has a world-wid- e fame. Every mis-siaaar- ys Hswsaaa may well be pcood of this soawho has jest received a high honor from Harvard University, sad of whom Wbittter ocr eminent poet said: 'I think Geaeral Aratsroag is doing aaore good than any other man in the taaatti To Lookopos. this gath-ehs-c of Hawaiians, die largest I have seen riacn my arrival, makes me feet as M I were renewing bsv youth. I sav aaua.'Alahaoakoa-'- " Mr. lanrid Kaa was she next speaker, aad me give his address in fell, k haviag been deJifeced ta Eaglfeh : "AJO haadred years ago to-da- y was bora the aata who laid the fonadstions of thit hoase. Fifty years ago he, with ais wrtaf' worssrs, lata tne corner Be aad his eolieagaes brosht ar people the greatest gtit that heaven fcaeaywad Boon awakiari, a Chrfetian a Carfctjan civilization. Hiram aad faas colkasaes haTe passed vaaoa , the piaces that once karw thena. kaow them no aiore. Bet Che work thevbesta here w2l never That work takes hold oa the that are issuap. Tbev preached theaa-elies-, hot Jesas Gariet the Lord of alL They came not to set ap a aaaterval kiaaaaau They ouae to ptaat the seed of a spkitaal kiacdooi that shooJi gte life n as alL They looked aot at the tainss which ase seea; for the aagE which are seen are teaspocal ; bat the thiass which are aot seen are eaaraal. The seed wruch they planted wffl grow on caatjaaonsly beeaaseit aritashoid oa the thiaec that are naseen aadeteraaL "Ofthe three paoneexs ta the sreat work which was began here in 13, Mr.Whit- - m hie rest at Lahauauaaa, Mr. was hud awar ia the hesstifal Valkv, while Mr. Btaeham died tax awav from here i& his aatne land. Had ae aeea peraucted to choite where ha shoahi cwse this aortal hie,doebt-Jfessh- e loaid have said, "Let me Be oowm aaaoae the loved neopie with whom I have fahed." "It as iBcag theseiore, aaic we shoatd aiace here hy the safe of theoKaersmae of the charch which he wick his people atad atore than any years ago this tahEet of Hiram Jfaasaae:. Las as foraet the arse saessage thnr he to tne people of this bad: Pear aot, for, behold I bcxag. roe geoi fiaes of great joy, which shaM be foe aSpeopk.T "Xet as also ever cherish the aeeory of these good Abas aad their people, has com down to es from guanrrtifw, like a sweet savor. taot eoraer stone tsacoo- - aer faaae opaa waaea as tne nrst eagrav- - bv a Hawxnas. The week br Saaeaa. aad thas is the ia-he made. Tais is a oonse of for Jeheasa the Ood of ileaTen, tbe Fackar; the Sob. aad the Holy Spirit ; a of Beaver erected, oy tne arst aad coagrego&oa ot Hoaoisie, them to wocsms the trae i Gud. Those people whs have keen very Ii Jafi i' m. this wers. are hjuaeaameaa ?T--, ir H--, Aahea, Lrkasu "i'h ii aiwihi. frfhn7""! Geveraer of Cehs; Paki, aad KJwfee&aleb-- '' "The work was fceses is May, 1S37. The foaaaaaoa was Lud festemfceriSth, CSSL Tla eoraer et the rhasch waaaaf.iKeSih,5S39rw the fnkeeolh Teruf toe rtaga ot Hajaeauasetei IX iJi , ;& x? "My friends, great changes have taken place within the last fifty years; but the work that Mr. Bingham and his began here has gone right along throuKh all these changes. And the nest fifty years will sea still greater progress. "The screen will now bo lifted, that vou may read the inscription on the tablet, while I interpret it to those who may be unable to seeto readit : A ClOTKOaAL MEMORIAL OF HIRAM BINGHAM Born in Bennington, Yt., October SOth, 17S9. Died in Xew Haven, Ct., November 11th, 1SS9, aged SO years. Tlxis slab is' placed here in grateiul remembrance bi a pioneer missionary bydecendants of Hawaiians (aided by his chiklren), among whom he preached Christ for more than twenty years. He preached the first sermon ever delivered in this city April 25th, 1S20, from 'Fear no: ; for behold, I bring you glad tiditigs of great joy.' Here he taught confiding kings, queens, and chiefs, faced dangers, andbore calumny from abroad; aided in reducing the" language to writing, translated much of the Bible, composed books, hymns and tunes; here he baptised a thousand converts, planted a church, planned this edifice, and with his loving people, on June Sth, 1S39, laid this adjoining corner stone, beneath which was placed a Hawaiian Bible, first published May 10th, 1S39. From here, amid loud waitings of hundreds of his fiock, he sailed on August 3d, 1S40, to revisit his native land ; out never returning, was not with them, when, on July 12th, 1S42, with joyful acclamation, they thus dedicated this church. "To Jehovah our God forever and ever.' This closed the literary exercises, and the audience in attendance, which must have numbered 1500 or 2,000, were invited to partake of a luau feast, which bad been provided by friends for the occasion. At least a thousand persons accepted the invitation, and showed their appreciation of the good things set before them, by a vigorous assault on the delicious luaued beef, pork, fish and innumerable etceteras, which rapidly disappeared, till 3 o'clock, when empty dishes and plates were all that could be found left of four large bullocks, several hogs, and many fish and fowl. Bergers Band furnished the during the afternoon. music Admiral Jbuett's Board, that inspected the United States steamship Dolphin at Xew York on her return from her trip round the world, after traveling 53,000 knots, has rejjorted. The report says the vessel Is in a most excellent condition, can be repaired in a few days' time at a cost of about $5,000. and is one of the finest vessels in the navy. Admiral Joaett especially speaks highly of the vessel's work and compliments her designers. Srlrrrttsrcrats. THERISDON Iron and Locomotive Works, Ccrser cf Sal d Eowir-- i Stru, Son Francljco.. ...... ............ California W.H.TATLOB Presided E.S.1I0OKE. SEpri!:teiiet Builders of Steam' Machinerv In ill its Ijraccies. v-- rx Steaifccat.Steai3Mp.Lid t Boilers, Efxb. Pressere r Codpocmi- - STXlil VESSELS of all ndi bcilt cccplete, trft-- balls cs woci, iros cr. cocspcelte. QSIEAEY EXGDfES cocpocuded wte STEAM LAO'CEES. Barge acdSteaa Tegs constructed wita reieresee to tie trade la wfcict tier are to b eccptored. Speed, toccaje asd dratt f Trater grraran teed. 5CGAS TTT,TS ard Sagar ilaSing 3Iactlerr csade after tie isast appraTed piass. Also.all Eotler Iras Wri coccected therewltir. WAXES PIPE, of Eotler or iteet Ires, cf asj size. ELide is stntaMelesgtis for connecting teijetner, or Sieeu rolled, renewed and racied for snipment. readj- - to te rireted en jroand. ti HTDBACXIC ETVEXDrG, Bailer Work and Water Pipes ramie bf tnis estabesnnurst. riveted bj njdranltc riTetiag macninerj-- , tiat (jcaHtyo irrS: beinc far superior ta cand wcrkl SHIP WOBi, Sfcip and Steam Capstans, Steam Wtneies. Air and Qrcaiirlng Pnmps, made after tie most approved piins. SOLE Agents and manaiacrarers far tie Pacide Cutof tne Heine Safe PITHPS Direct Acting Pumps far irrigation or citj-- woria' arpeses, beilt witn tie celebrated Barj- - Talre jiation, snperiar to any ctier jemp. JOHDIEE. .Honolixla ISet Boom, ya 3. nptJrs.SprecSebBeci F. LEOXKARD. P H. W. BOSS. I Lace of Hariri.) LEONHARD&ROSS. Beal Mate & Milling Mm ELLEXSBntGH, W. T. Xr F Leoahurd ha resided m and near EQenj- - kors-f-or ti last ts. years looser tnan. aT ocier ret'I escue- mu in tiat city iha fa tfcoraoskly posted ia all the wwntettal resosrees of tie sajrouxTrng eacxtry. XTXES CoaL Iron an tie metals. tAXBiS Ttafcer Claims and Farm Lands. Irricaooo. Dtlcies and Water Bits. WE Pay EzsifcJtver Attention to tie Tiree Fol-if- cr City Acdrrionsr The "Santa Anna Addition. The "Sunny Sfde Addition, The "Smithson" Addition. These FrcBeriLes ara Vv far tie meat pretsif sieiated of aay is Slteasbern. Tie aew Eltensoarga. Jfc y. E.E.E. passas toroozk tiese Laads. vrif a mil from th center of tewn. and Sool& of Caoisal Kill, sieteered from tie artli wrsd. aad fxocx tne dost of the city, tile SA5TA ASSA Aiidtooa Be on. a 2acte stof e to tte SoatUfwnrd. ifennoson. ti east into SITS5T SE&E. and mmm.imHBfi tweHtj-jmlg- s vfey of one of tie loveliest TiQjjys ;n wasiisssair. Ti water U of tki clearest, and adest and tie draimise is natanlly perfect. Ftve years aio tie some; Prsperty tiat is now keldat31U0EiTacoaa.arSeaCte mritiaTe been aoogi for lfitO. Tnose- wii wers too iate Vs nra&e a smaR lactone fa. Tacoma or Seattle Sealer. iavsrBI j a chanceopeir te FTWf caooni. tT Far ftctiter partienfeira Address LZOSEAHD & HOSS, ! tCLBr BtOCE. KW-- ly EMai?lmr23-- W". T" ewwcsss HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1889. o TJ1 GQ c3 o '' Wil. H. WtfJptS53P?WiP - JSLCET SjDP MXKlManglfERriljMEB StWWRX TAYLOR, President. WJSir-&mrMMriSM.YX,- YT5. FaETHi Hakd:k:e;r'Ch;leeI Jmm; most 64 12S7-l-y the - . m Thisis"' l?KSMrf r of na-i- -- .. ,.refin-ed-i , all . jy w nerfu1"! EacK DoTtlB bers snft tiardi Colgate & S. MOORE, Superixtetet. EISDON EBON & LOCOMOTIVE WOEKS S. E. Corner of!Howard and Beale Streets, San Francisco. r rBTaJT" Vvi. E - JraaaaaaaaaaMaaiaaiaaaiaaaaaaalafcaaagamalaaBafci t . i - Sr jM'T'll "lj(ir '' I'''' lUW '' I" ""it llt'luiililalBiaaMLataaMaaMaMaaMaMaaaaLaaa i ." jji AGENTS FOE THE DAVIDSON STEAM PUMPS cmlv Steam Pnmp made that can be run at high piston speed, without shock, and with safety to the machine. Piston THE itoffins boxes, valve seats, stems and lining of water cylinders are of the best composition metal U. S. Standard. have been adopted toruse in the New Spreckels' Refinery, Philadelphia, the Brooklyn Water Vt Pumps orks, THESE Sew York, IT. S. Navy, etc., etc. GOLD Medal was awarded this Pomp by tbe f Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, one of, if not A the oldest of its kind in the United States money can not buy a pold medal from this Association, merit alone seenres it, and it was won from a large number of exhibitors of steam pumps. Spreckels Suar Refinerv, of Philadelphia, are now having built six Davidson Pumps, of the plunger pattern, IS THE evKader, 14 in. water cvrinder, 24 in. stroke; four Pnmps, 12 in. steam cylinder, 10 in. water cylinder, 24 in. stroke, of tbe'ptstoo pattern, and two Pumps, IS in. steam cylinder, 12 in.water cyUnder, 24 in. stroke. & Fell steck of Boiler Feed Pumps, Light Tank and Circulating Pumps all'sizes constantly on hand. -:- - Mannfactnrers of Sugar Machinery -:- and M3br Engines and Boilers, Sheet Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Flume, Irrigating Pumps and Machinery, Double, Triple and Quadruple Effects, Juice Heaters, Vacuum Pans, Cooler "Wagons and Tanks, Improved Filter Presses, Railroad Cars and Railroad Ciarifiers, . Heine Patent Safety Boiler, 3raterial. IMPEOVED IDIKFUSIOISr .PPETTJS GAPACTTY AND RESULTS GUARANTEED. Praas and Estimates furnished on application. 59-l- w 12S7-l-y l.:M...J.,W,gl!atMla, ANDERSON & LUNDY, ARTIFICIAL TEETH r02C One to fxtn Trretr'o Sat Inserted ott Gold Silver. Ailmninnn and Hnbber BUse. Croira and Bridge Work a. specialty. To persons wearier Enofeer Plate wifch. area CimstaneOcrcefK irruatwa. wioc threat, we weofti reftunmend ma Prap&yfictfe suuuti 3fetal Plate. AQ oerattou ferforaed In accordance srttit tie latest fnjemvenecta fa dental science. Teeti extracted wftiaot. pain. iy tie us- of yitrmi (fcidi is. T SS Hotel it-- at fr SneoaMt't etc. itasd. mmm?r9 "iflll cr-- win mr$ wiPWriQ ti eTOBDSr DYEE, A.gent, ROOM 11 SPRECKELS BLOCK, HONOLULU, H..I. FOR SALE . A. I.OT, SURROUNDED Ma; a of SO la Honalo. L Kona. Hawaii; alio- - BY Stone Fence Acres, ifdrti A Lot of 2J Acres near Sapoopoo. Soati Kcna. Hairatt. fS-- Applr to U.S GEEB5WSLL, I2B-3- C Kealake&na, HawaK. ITotice of Election! THE REGULAR ANNUAL, Meerin? of lie WAILUKU SUGAK CO. ieW tils daT. tie foBowinr named sewtfemen ceo-laxje- ar: were elected W terre at oace izr.vg tie Wsi. O. Smf ti ..Presldetit P. C. Jaae ..Tteattrer TVnt. W". Hall .... ..?txxttrrj MarfcP ItotAntnu itdjfew Ii:j-1-c Wif. W HALL. Secreurr. . jL. ' ".stg?: VZT szzr r- s - B. fhe;nam mscks dr , Ca - i. Jit Q 0 CAUL. FOB Diamond Creamery BUTTER, In 1 lb., 2 lb., 3 lb. and 7 lb. Tins. Finest Article for Warra Climatea. S. EOSTER & CO., SOLE AGENTS, SS and 23 California Street, Han Francisco. 1257-- lj .foreign 5UnxrtiKrnenti. WILLT.V5IS, DIMOND A CO., Shipping & CesMlssieM Mrrchaitc SI8 California Street. Snn Frntf 1f o. KM W- - H. CR0S8MAK & BEO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 77 itnil 78 llronil Mtrcct, Slew Yerh. Ktftrtnc Castlo A Cooke, and J. T. last ly Water-aoa- e. TlO. It. DAVIES. ijahoCd jaM3!T. THEO. 3. DAYIES & CO., Commission Merchants, 12 & 13 The Altaav, LIVERPOOL. ISSlly Only " Pebble" Establishment. HBBB Muller's Optical Depot 133 Montgomery St., near Bnsh, S.P.,C'a. 35 Yoars." The most complicated cases of defective J,'.'?" tnoronclily dlacnosed FREK OF CHARGE. Orders by mall or express promptly attended to. Astlematlc Lenses Mounted to order at two honrs' notice. i5i y DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODTISTE. THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE. Advice to Invallds.-- If yon wish to obtain quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain andanguisli, to calm and assusco the weary achlngs of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, and lecnlate the circulating systems of the body, you will provide yourself with that marvellous remedy ed by Dr. J. Collis Browne (late Army ",hIc,hvC "" the name o7 CULORODE, which is admitted by profession to be the the most wonderful and vain-abl- e remedy ever discovered. UHLORODVNE is the bestremedy Coughs, known Consumption. fo Bronchitis. Asthma. CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarr Dysaenat?ry!S peCifiC ln ChoIer CHLOROBTNE effectually cuts short all EptIepsy' ursteri. Palpitation, and CHLORODYNE is the only palliative In Nen. SenfegW." &? ' U CanCer' Tooae Fr0.m rT?eK f. C- o- Pharmaceatical Chera Medical Hall Simla, Jannary 5, 1SS0. J.T. Davenport, Esq.. To 33, Great Bloomsbury, Russell Street, London. Dear Sir. We this opportunity of embrace congratulating yon upon wide-sprea- d the reputation this Justlv esteemed medicine. Dr. Collis Browne's has earned Chlorodrne for Itself, not only in bnt ail over Hindostanl the East. utility, Asa remedy we for must general question whether Imported a better Is into the country, and we shall be glad to hear of Its finding a place in every Anglo-India- n home. The other brands, we arc sorry toaay.arenow relegated to the native bazaars, and, judging from their sale, wcfancy sojourn their there will be but evanescent. VTe could multiply instances ad infinitum of the ex. traordlnary efficacy of Dr. Collis Chlo-rody- Browne's ne In Diarrhaja and Dysentery, Spasms Cramps.Nenralgia, theVomiting of Pregnancy, and as a general sedative, that have occured under our personal observation during many years. In Choleraic Diarrhoea, and even ln more terrible the forms of Cholera itself, we witnessed have its surprising controlling power. We have never used any other form of this medtcln than Collis Browne's from a firm Conviction that it U decidelythebest.andalso fromaeense of duty we owe to the profession substitution of any other than Collis Browne's 1s a DELIBERATE BrXACH OT rAlTH OX THE PJkBT 01" THE CHEMIST TO PRESCBinEE AND PATIEST alike. AiVe are, Sir, faithfully yours, Byrnes fc Co.. Members of the Pharm. Society of Great Britian. Hie Excellency the Viceroy's Chen Ists. CAUTION. Sir W. Pago Wood stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was, undoubtedly, the Inventor of Chlurodyne; that the story of the defendant Freeman was deliberately nntrue, which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to. See"The Times, July 13 lol. Sold in bottles at Is. lHd., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. each. None is genuine without the-word- "Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne " on the Government stamp. Overwhelming medl cal testimony accompanies each bottle. Caution. Beware of Piracy and Imitations. Sole iranufactnre J. T. DAVENPORT. 33 Great Bnssell Street. Bloomebnrv. London. " 1577 6m . BEFORE AND SINGE The days of Samson a luxuriant growth of hair has been symbolical of man's strength and woman's beauty. A3 a, means of preserving this adornment of the person a duty which should bo considered, by all, of the first importance Ayer's Hair Vigor 13 unequalled. If,, unfortunately, your hair has been neglected and allowed to lose its lustra and color, or if time has tinged it with gray, the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor will restore its youthful appearance and vitality. This admirable preparation eradicates Dandruff, cures all diseases of the scalp, strengthens weak hair, promotes a Luxuriant Cro.vth, and prevents baldness. It is, moreover, an excellent dressing for the hair, rendering it pliant, soft, and glossy, and as an article of the toilet, there is nothing more essential or agreeable. Ayer's Hair Vigor Is chofcely perfumed, is colorless, and will not soil the whitest pocket-handkerchie- f; Its beautifying effects aro lasting, and it fa, therefore, the beat and most economical hair-dressi- in the world. PEEPAUED DT Br. J. C. AYER CO., LraeQ, Man., Ii. S. A. Sold try all Druggists and Perfumers. H0LLISTER & CO., 100 Fort St & HOSOLCLU, 8oleAgnU Hawn.Isds , BOUND VOLUMES OF THE-- Hawaiian Gazette AKD Daily P. C. 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