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mmm v,y 1 Hv m . K v Mr t m ? r M BY AUTHORITY. m mwu Portuguese Immigration. ALL Particg desirous of securing the services of Portugucso contract laborers under tho Ausplcles of tlio Board of Immigration aro invited to In form tho President of tho Board In writing, nt as early a day as convenient of tho number and class of laborers they roduirc. (s) OHAS.T. GTJL10K, Minister of tho Interior nntl President Board of Immigration. Interior Office, Nov. 22, 1883. COO tf to gaihj gtttlttfo. Fledged to neither Beet nor P&rty. But established for the benefit of all, FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1883. THIS DAY'S DOINGS. MORNING. Mr. E. P. Adams will hold a Cre dit Sale at Mb Sales Room, at 10. AFTERNOON Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Fort St. ' Church, at 3 o'clock. EVENING. Lodge Le Progres, 7:30. Imp. Order of Red Men, att7:30. Morning StarXodge, K. of J. 7:30. Social at Miss Breese', ?:80. INTEMPERANCE. The effect of the new liquor law upon the native population becomes daily more apparent. .The records of the Police Court show an increase of drunkenness within the past twelve months, and it is noticeable on the streets. "We have examined the Po lice Court records of 17th November 1881 and 1883; on each previous day there had been a holiday and a regatta. In 1881 the natives were not allowed to purchase liquor and there were seven cases of intem perance brought before the Police Court ou the 17th November. On the same day, last week, there were twenty cases, an increase of almost two hundred per cent in two years. Do the records of the Court repre sent all the cases that occur? No they do not represent one quarter of them. It was very generally re marked on the occasion of last week's holiday, that there was more intem perance among the natives than had been seen for years. Many of them escaped the clutches of the law by 'being driven home. Young girls, under twenty years of age, were seen unable to walk. His Honor the Chief Justice, at a recent meeting of the Y. M. C. A. said that, within the past twelve months, crime had increased among the natives, and he attributed it to their increased consumption of li quor. Rev. A. Forbes, at a more recent meeting of the same institu tion said, that drunkenness was in creasing, on the other islands, among the natives, that they now buy their liquor by the case and carouse till it is gone, when they get more. It is known throughout the kingdom that liquor is sold on all the islands, where there is no license to sell it. What is being done to prevent it? Nothing. In Honolulu there are temperance lodges, but do 'their members try to prevent intemperance among the natives? The Y. M. C. A. is now doing good work in this cause, and has recently provided free entertainments, especially for young men. Does this association reach the natives? No. p Some change should be made in the present liquor law, wnicn re mains in force till 1st January 1885. It will bo no easy matter to make a change since the natives have once had the right of purchasing all the liquor they want, or rather do not want. If the law cannot be re- pealed, the quantity of liquor con j sumed can be reduced by regulating J' its quality. A bottle of brandy can l(iiow be purchased for a dollar ; the duty on that bottle is half a dollar ; it has to be manufactured, or we "should rather say concocted; the 1 concocters make a profit; there is "freight ,to be paid; there is the profit of the wholesale dealer and the profit '' of the retail dealer. All these charges come out of half a dollar ; . what, then, can be the quality of the liquor consumed ? Why is the stuff not analysed? The Govern ment at least have power to take 1 this step. If it be imperative to sell liquor only of a good quality, and even at higher prices than at present, ' then some reform would bo effected ; tho natives could not purchase as .xauch as they do now, and it would "f lib less hurtful to them. ," i r' ' Here is something for the great and good Mr. Gibson to take in ; i hand ; hero he can show his loye for a "simple and ignorant people; ' 'yjiuru no cuii employ uis uuiu uuu intelligence better than by issuing paltry protests, or by Haunting "gay ers of meaningless uniforms before the mocking eyes of real power and prosperity." Wo will ml conclude witti a lew more ot his own iyrordB, when ho was not the Premier. 1'fSb'all we wait for the prompting and example of the respectable. ..priaet- find leyite bafore we succor'' the sick man that is in our pathway. I things; and we would, any day, rush past a shining coin in the gutter to help a fallen brother. Wo like, however, tho goods of this world, and we havo a reasonable desire for the glittering filthy lucre that help us, in this artificial state of life, lo so ninny needs, and enables us to comfort those wo love ; but we would bo happy to spend a fortune in tho saving of a dying race." "Hero is a nobler work to bo done than a Pcabody oven did, and requiting far less means. It is to save a race from extinction." Tho good ex ample must be set by the highest people in tho Kingdom. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. War is regarded as probablo be tween Russia and Austria over the Servian outbreak. The spread of socialism in Great Britain is attract ing attention. The British Govern ment has been forced to discounte nance assisted emigration. Tho working people of London made a vigorous protest against the idle parade on Lord Mayor's Day. Tho Servian insurgents were routed with considerable loss. Tho Pennsylva nia Railroad Company's stock-yards at Pittsburg were burned ; loss over 8250,000. The London dynamiters aro said to have come from New York. The French military autho rities in Tunis arrested a Maltese and have rejected a demand to sur render him to the British Consul. Ono woman in Russia recently en rolled 4.0 officers for the Nihilists in a single, garrison town. Political agitation has again broken out in Jamaica. "No taxation without re presentation" is resolved upon. The total French force in Tonquin is 8,650, and in the Tonquin and Chi nese Seas the naval force is 32 ves sels and 4,500 men. Lord Derby has informed the Cabinet that if the French Chamber of Deputies pass an important bill now before them, England must annex the Hebrides and New Guinea in order to prevent France from peopling the Pacific with her criminal offscourings. A strong republican sentiment ex ists in Spain. The French arnry in Anam bus been re-enforced by 3000 men. A fire at Shenandoah, Pa., rendered 500 families homeless Thirty men were injured by a rail road accident near Rochester, N. Y. There has been a fierce gale, resul ting in loss of life, destruction of property, and damage to shipping, on the American lakes. The busi ness failures during seven days in the United States and Canada num berred 211. A detachment of Egyptian troops has been surprised and routed near Sincat. The British Consul at Suakin with the Egyptians is missiDg. Ben Butler has been de feated. The State vote Goshen still unheard from stands: Rob inson, 169,175; Butler, 150,084; Almy, 1,553; scattering, 80; total, 311,882. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Oct. 1st, 1883. The Money Market in this Pro vince is in a very depressed state owing almost solely to the specula tion in city and suburban lands. The Wheat Harvest will be commen ced in about 6 weeks' time and if present prospects are realized there will be an abundant harvest8uch as has not been gathered in for many years. Our Government have received a second adverse vote on their tax ation scheme and it is probable that the Ministry will bo called upon to resign. Oct. 19th, 1883. Our Colony is raised to the sum mit of expectation. Harvest pros pects are excellent, but if refreshing showers do not fall at intervals during the next four or five weeks, tho crops will be blighted as well as Whapstraw's hopes. Nothing of note has taken place in Parliament. The Taxation scheme is still before the house, but at last appears in a fair way ior settlement. The hot weather has come and it may be fairly expected that both houses will do less talk and more work. Fresh Peaches, FRESri OYSTERS, In Tins and in the Shell, Fresh Salmon, Fresli Table Pears, and Fine Celery, Can bo obtained from Kennedy & Co. C00 8t b 67 Hotel Street. Notice of Partnership. NOTIOE is hereby given that a co partnership has been this day fort med between O. F.. Wolfe and J. 0. Ed wards to carry on a grocery and feed store In this city, under the Arm namo of 601 lmh WOLFE & EDWARDS. Honolulu Nov. 10, 1888. Bell Flower Apples AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS. IMPORTANT TRADE SALE By order of Messrs. G. W. Mackaiilatiis & Co,, I will hold A I At my Sides Room. Queen street ON FUIDAY NOV. 23rd, At 10 a m., nt which will bo offered on n ( red It to the Trade, a Great Variety OB1 EW GOODS All of which arc New Importations, ex recent arrivals, and of which tho fol lowing is a partial list: Fine Prints, Sattccns, Black Sattecns, Black Merinos, Cretonnes, White and Colored Flannels, Angola and Cotton Shirts, TWENTY varieties of Woollens. Ladies' Felt Skirts, Check Wool and Worsted Shawls, TWEEDS AND TAILORS' GOODS. Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs, in large variety; Gents' Linen Collars, Gentsr Umbrellas, A Bplcndid assort ment of Woolen Blankets, cotton tow els, large and small; Linen Sheeting, all widths; Fine White Cottons, Best heavy Denims, linen drills, Turkey Red Cloth, Crape, A very fine assort ment Gents, Hosiery and Underwear, Also fancy fenthers, Flowers, perfum ery, Jewelry, etc., children's hoots Hair brushes, comh. Gents' scarf.s, Llslo thrend, Gloves, &c., Also a fine assort ment of crockery waie, consisting of chamber sets, Flower pots, lamps pitch ers, etc. Gi.AsswAnE: such as Decanters Wine Glasses, Tumblers, &c. A Line qp Hardwame: consisting of hatchets, axes Hoes, nnd other Plantation Tools. A handsome assortment of Parlor Rugs, Cocoa Slatting, etc. Terms liberal and made known at Sale. 554 E. P. Adams, Auctioneer Consignees Bark Spartan. THE Bark SPARTAN having arrived and being ready to discharge cargo, Consignees will pie. lse call at the office of the Agents, pay freight and get order for their goods. CASTLE & COOKE, 560 lw Agents. PEDIGREE PUG PUPS ! THREE PEDIGREE PUG PUPS, Of the Male Sex, For Sale, Fifty Dollars Each. Apply to S. Luce, 560 tf b Kaahumanu street. J.T. King Street Store, Has Just Received, Ex Bell Rock and other late arrivals, Comprising in part as follows : Ianthorpe Ware, Victorian Ware, And Lotus Ware. These goods are entirely new to this market, and are well worth inspection. J Single, Double and Treble, In Amber, Green, Blue, Rose, and Flint Colors. Stand Lamps, of New and Elegant Designs, In Moss Cb ina, Glass, Majolica, and Barboline Ware, with New Self-Lighting Burners. of assorted patterns. Moss Baskets, Barboline Flower Pots, Wedgwood and Majolica Ware There. are also in stock the regular lines of 9 Dinner and Tea Services, Chamber Sets and Crockery, of ftvery description. Lamp Globes, Chimneys, Burners, Wicks, &c., &c, J. T- Waterhouse King St., Honolulu. 503 tf b Notice. THE undersigned bees to inform tho public generally that ho has pur chased the business of Apau, of Koloa, Kauai, and intends carrying on the same. Apau will be responsible for the debts on tho lato businesa. CHONG WO. Koloa, Kauai, Nov. 10,1883, 5581m Notice. THIS is to certify that N. Clifford has full power of Attorney to act for mo during my absence. S. W. BUCKMAN. Honolulu, Noy. 10, 1883, 683 8w i? WATEBHOUSE lew HoMay Ms P. McINEMY IMS THE icest men uanuies Just received by tho Mnnposa, Prepare for Christmas. They aro tho Largest and Best Assort ment, over received in Honolulu. And will bo sold at 50 GentPer Pomi A New Ice Cream Wagon ! which visits tho Suburbs at all Hours of tho Day and night with Soda ater and Ice Cream BELONGS TO P. McINERNY, 559 FORT STREET. lm b KASI We have just received from the Celebrated Tea Houso of L P. lore & Co. Of YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, a well selected assortment of their PURE JAPAI TEAS, To which we call the attention of the trade, and beg to refer them to the following Certificates : Sworn Certificates of Purity. FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS AND ANALYSTS. Consulate of His Imperial Japanese Majesty. San Francisco. I hereby ccatify that the Tea marked L.P.M. packed by L. P. Moore, Yokoha ma, and submitted to me, is in my opin ion a pure, unadulterated, and natural leaf. KENSARO YANAGIYA, His Imperial Japanese Majesty's Consul at San Francisco. Offlco of Fred. C Keil, Pham&ceutical Chemist, Market Street Pharmacy, To whom it may concern: - I hereby certify that I have examined the various brands of Japan Tea, all of which have been purchased by disinter ested parties, and found them all to be more or less adulterated with coloring matters and other substances foreign to Tea, with the exception of lots marked L.P.M. packed by L. P. Moore, Yokoha. ma. The analyses of twelve different brands gave the following result, viz: No. 1. Large amount of coloring, con- sisting of Prussian Blue (ferro-cyan- ide orirnn), Gypsum and Soapstone. No. 2. Large amount of coloring, con- ' sisting of Indigo and aluminous earth. This brand contains a largo quantity of leaves only resempling Tea In color. No. 8. Colored with Indigo and aluml. nous earth. No. 4. Colored with Prussian Blue and Gypsum, and mixed with leaves from other plants. No. 5. Colored with Prussian Blue, Gyp sum and Soapstone. No. 0. Slightly colored with Indigo Plumhago and Clay. No. 7. Colored with Indigo, Plumbago and Gvnsum. No. 8. 811 g Ltly colored with Plumbago and Indigo, m No. 9 Colored Clay. with Plumbago and No. 10 Slightly colored with Prussian Blue, Soapstone and Yellow Ochre. No. 11 Colored with Indigo nnd Plum. hago. No. 12 LPM L.P. Moore, Yokohama, per fectly free from dust and any artificial coloiing or other foreign substance. FRED. O. KEIL. Subcribed and sworn to before me, this Vith day of yanuary, 1880. F. C. WEGENER, Notary Public. San Fhanoibco, January llth, 1883. L. P. Moohe, Esq. Dear Sir : Having read tho result of tho analysis of various brands of Japan Tea, we consider No. 12, marked L. P. M., packed by your firm at Yokohama, tho only Tea of the twelve wimples fit for use and perfectly wholesome the other brands cuntulning more or less in jurious substances, und under no be cuimtancoh should be allowed to cir. used, fc A. Gomvrz, M.D. G. J, Bucknkll, M.D. J, L. MisAitvs, M.D. J-For sale UNREASONABLY LOW and on most FAVORABLE TERMS by GL W. Macfarlane & Co. 581 lwb. , . Lottery. Kins William, -tei-. 600 Chances, at $2.50 a Chance. Tickets to be hod at No rd berg's Anchor Saloon. CM W DILLINGHAM & CO.'S BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED, INVOICES OF HARK NESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ! Guaranteed to put out twice as largo a firo in half tho time of any other machine It docs not get out of Older, and Is always ready for inc. Every residence, Sugar Mill and Stoic should liaVo one. Magneso-Calcite Fire Proof Safes & Boxes . Absolutely lire-proof. With larger percentage of insido space than any other safe We abb Sole Agents fob the Above. NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PLATED WARE. Wire Cloth, Wire Netting, Rice Cloth, Bird Cages, Barb Fencing Wire, Pumps, Windwills, Tanks, HYDRAULIC RAMS. Slcidffatc Oil in JTive Gallon Tins. Kerosene and Librlcating Oils a specialty. A good stock on hand and to arrive. Call and examine our Nciv Goods, DILLINGHAM & CO. MACNEALE & URBAN SAFES With Patent Inside Boltwork and Hinge Cap. o o o o I u U. cd A Large Assortment of these justly Celebrated Safes Just Arrived. Over 500 in daily use Safes Sold for Cash, or For Prices, Circulars, etc., apply to 540 tf b SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINES. This Well-known Machine is now used at the Royal Palace, Hawaiian Hotel, .music wall, and a number of private residences, giving entire satisfaction every. It is the most economical Machine in use, easily managed and automatic in its onIhaandfUrnlSh frm & 2 L'ght t0 a 100t) L!ght MachIne smaller sizes constantly GAS FIXTURES OF MITCHELL, VANCE & CO. For Circulars, Catalogues Prices, etc., apply to O. O. BERGKER, Sole Agent, m tf b ' HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. THE GREAT I. X. L STORE, Corner Nuuanu and Queen Sts. No Bombast Simply an announcement THE ABOVE STORE IS NOW OPEN WITH THE -Largest Assortment of Goods Ever shown here without exception, Dry, Fancy and House Furnishing Goods, Embroideries, Laces, and everything that .comes under the above heading. WITHOUT EXAGGERATION Tie Largest ana Finest Stock ef Men's, Boy's and You'h's Clothing. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, too numerous to itemize. Kar-Don't forget the GREAT I X L oticctu. 535 Cm A. M. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 18 Kaahumanu street. 604 Good ItnsincHH Chance. FOR Bale a RESTAURANT in a good location, doing good solid business, with groceries, fixtures, furnl. ture, etc, 10 years lease. Address, H. V,, 681 8m Thii Offlc. oo CO p I o o on the Hawaiian Islands. on the Installment Plan. C. O. BERGER, General Agent, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. i consisting in part: ' "U.'f 1 i?,.'- ! S STORE, Corner of Nuuanu and Q ueen GARTENBERGr, Proprietor. JUST RECEIVED EX lATE ABBIVALS, VS BarrelH, ITresh Columbia Salmon 245 A.B.OLEQIIORN&CO. m S&SlL &'1 " v HJ ft4 ' ' ' t X; i1" jflar,JSGiwBr,3iw T ' "jMHwa u"RJ mwmh'ivwiv