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!W V K It- RK. r.-- feK jMfcXJ" iiTflwnl'f'''i-,''1iit1'W"l BISHOP & Co,, BAKKIDKS Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. Draw Exchange on tho JLJjvnlc oi OulU'oi'uUi, fe. IP. And Uiclr agents In NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG. Messrs X. M. Rothschild ASon, London. Tho Comniciolnl Hank Co., of Sydney, London, Tho Conimctelul Bank Co., of Sidney, Sydney. The UJtik of New Zealand: Auckland, Chri'lrhuieh, a id Wellington. Tho Bank of Uilllsh Columbia, Vic to-la, 15. C. mid Portland, Or. AND Transact a Gcueinl Banking Business. Gfil) lv PlsJgod to neltUar Beet nor l'nrly, Hnt mUMIhIimI for tho txmefit of Ml. TUKSOAY. 1)KC. 1885. TEMPERANCE EDUCATION. In the various phases of tho temperance reform of the present time, there is none more impoitant then the effort to introduce the study of physiology and hygiene, with special reference to alcoholics and narcotics into the public schools of those countries in which tho sys tem of public school education has been established. And the move ment has met with wonderful suc cess. Within less than four years, fourteen of the States of the Union together with the Provinces of lite Dominion of Canada have placed in their school laws new clauses mak ing this kind of instruction obliga tory on all schools supported by public funds. These authoritative endorsements of the precept, "train up a child in the way he should go," one of the ways in which he should go being the way of total abstinence from all intoxicating beverages has been brought about largely through the exertions of tho Woman's Christ ian Temperance Union. The princi pal worker in carrying on the agita tion in the United Stales was Mrs. Hunt of Massachusetts. A series of text books was prepared under her supervision, of which the following named were adopted at a recent meeting of the AV. C. T. U. in Phila delphia: Hygienic Physiology for high schools by Joel Dorman Steel, Ph. D. ; Hygiene for Young People, for intermediate schools, prepared under the direction of the scientific department of the AV. C. T. U., and endorsed by A. 13. Palmer. M. D., L.L. D. ; and the Child's Health Primer, for Primary classes. In the Canadian Provinces, Richardson's Manual and Lee's Text Book have been adopted, and their introduction is due to a long course of agitation persistently and strenuously main tained by the Sons of Temperance, Templars, and Total Abstinence societies of various names, and lat terly by the Dominion Temperance Alliance and the AV. C. T. U. All these books arc finely illustrated and carefully prepared, and theie is no doubt that a careful examination will convince anyone of their in trinsic value. AVith respect to the use of these books, it may be added that neither Mrs. Hunt nor the AV. C. T. U. have any pecuniary interest in their circulation. This is one of the new questions that will piobably come up in the Teachers' convention, next week, although not on the official programme. The question is one of far-reaching importance, as everything is that concerns the moral and physical status of the people who, in the future, arc to bo entrusted with the destinies of this intcr-oecan Kingdom. EDITORIAL NOTES. Sydney was polled for and against granting licences to sell liquor, on T)cc. 1st, with the result that most of the wards went piohibition. This will bo interesting news to our cor respondent "Notn lk'ne." Sir William Uobiuson, Governor of South Australia, has been charged in the Legislature with "scandalous intiusion of vice-regal inllucnce into current politics," simply becauso hi a jocular way, dining an after-dinner speech, lie had favored the pas sage of the federation bill. Kvl dently democracy lifts its horn on high among the colonists, and nono may say boo to it. Tho division on the want of con fidence motion, in tho New South Wales Legislature, was reached at half-past twelve on the morning of tho third inst., lesulting in there being 58 for the Government and 50 Against. Mr. Want, AUorncy.Gcn mvi)iiuii,Wt-tii.-vr.i-B. oral und a new member of tho re constructed Cabinet, inatio tho great speech of the debate. Iu fact, . ho filled n fell want in debating power on both sides of tho house. Knnoit lJii.i.vrix: Sonic mis chievous persons liuo lately been using the telephone for the pur pose of fooling people, by ordering goods and also carriages to be sent to certain places, and on their ar rival they would find they were not wanted. One , on is altcady sus pected of this mi, -( amusement, the. confirmation in" noli will place him in such n position ihat all tho amusement will be on the oilier side. A Victim. WATER ACAIN. Km roil Hi'i.i.iriN : In your issuu of hist evening, 1 was much inter ested to learn' of the inei eased How of water in the Honolulu system of artesian wells. From an experience of three years at Mokuleia in ATaia lua, I do not think the wells have diminished in the flow of water, for in every subsequent lice crop, a larger acreage is planted, with the same number of wells, which is in pait due to the better tamping of the beds of the patches. One 7g inch well in a good locality supplies the water for thirty acres. As I was tho first pet son, in this district, to commence boring for water and against the advice of many friends, I feci that I am most interested in the proper economy of a very valuable water supply, and immediately on feeling sure that my wells were a success, l ordered lrom New York the most improved globe valves for regulating the How, and which cost on landing some 8750. Each flowing well is capped, and during the interval between crops the water is shut off, though I will admit it takes much of my time to follow up the tenants in this respect. The flowing of a portion of the water into the sea cannot be pre vented on account of the sandy nature of the bed of the patches, for should the water be shut off, when the patch nearest the sea was full, in a very short time after the water would' have supped away in the upper patches, leaving them hard and dry. The continuous flow of water through ail the patches is a great benefit to growing crops and prevents stagnation. One thing more, to show you that am alive on the economy of water, and 1 will close. Can you furnish me with information that will guide me as to the best place of pumping the water, that (lows into the sea to a higher level than the level of our watci head, which is twenty-two feel, differing fiom the Honolulu by eighteen feet six inches. I have made many inquiries and thus far unsuccessfully. To make it profit able the cost of raising the water must be limited, to supplying the same above this level at $12 per acre. GAsrr.it Svi.va. TO LET. T "MIE Piemi-cs on Punchbowl Sticel, lieietofoie occupied by the Gti- niiui Club, consisting oi unto iioiibe, Howling Alley and extensive gionnds well laid out. Entrance from Punch bowl and Emma Streets. Apply to II. A. AVI DEM ANN, 207 tf or .1. F. HAOKFfcLD. THE GREAT F. TO mm i n. L1J OI" tlic Year MUSIC HALL, Saturday, Deo. 26, 1885, Miss GENEVIEVE WARD, (The Loading Tragic Aclicss of the Englitli.'-pcuking Stage), anil Mr. W. H. VERNON, (The Popular London Actor), AVill givean Enteilainincntat the above Hall, consisting of Diamalie Bccitals from Slmkbpeie and the .Modem Poets, concluding with it performance of the churming comedietta: A louring Call: Sii Edwuid Ardent. .Mr. AV. H. Veinon Mis. Chillliiglonu. Miss GeueviovoArnid Box Plan open THURSDAY morning, at 0 o'clock shnip, at the olllce of J. E. AViseinan. US'" Scale of Frics Re served Beats, 1.50 ; Hack iow, balcony, $1; Gallery, E0 cents. lJoois open at 7:0j Performance commencc-b at 8. 207 i rr NSON A IV iiuuiujuia uvjinumii Queen Stroet, : : Honolulu, H. I, Wholesale Impoilcr and Dealer in California AAMnes, Groceries, l'io Itinmi mid Piodurc. Fresh Hecoipts by every Steamer. J net ai uved, u lai go consignment of Wine, in Cases & Kegs, l'Olt, Bhciry, Zinfundel Olaict, Table Cluicl. Burgundy, Hock, Geike, 1'llbi'iiur Jieu, Sweet Muunt, Angelica, Mulaga, Trkay, Madclia, Bisling, While Wine, Champagnes, AA'liich ho oilers for Bale atlke usual low 00 , prices, Ira ajjuayj LOST, ABLAOK Morluo Sluvwl. Tho finder will confer a favor by leaving It at this Office. 200 n roit SAiiis, A' PINE lot of Tut keys, Boasting . Plus. Poik and Bolnmia Sausnecs of the best (iiialilv. Also Beef. Milium. Veal, Pork and Spiced Beef. Leave oidcia eai ly at FOREST MARKET, Cor. Hotel and Union Sticct. t207 i!t Young1 JMjrs for Snlo. f! toi III clia aood condition. ii. ty Apply at ysas love's bakeuy. 200 lw ORDERS 3Toi" llorn'M C'clclviilti(l Christmas Mince Pies AT 25 CeiilN JKncli, AVill be received until Fill DAY, Dec. 2 jtli, noon, nt V. HORN'S Pioneer Steam Candy Fac. tory mid Bakciv, Hotel St., between Nuuaiui & Fort St. S00 tf $2 & 25 Cts. AVill Buy a Sample Box of C Pounds Full Weight Homemade Unadulterated Tiy it and you will lie fully satisfied. At F. HORN'S Fioiiccv St'm Candy Factory & Bakery. SOB tf A CM to the Pule of Honolulu and tho Hawaiian Kingdom in general. AVliy do you pay fiom 75 to 10(1 Cents for One Pound of so-called imported French Candles, while you can buy Home-Made Fresh and FAR SUPERIOR CANDIES Both in Quality and Variety, at F, HORN'S Pioneer Candy for only Factory, 50 Cents a Pound, and which he simply calls "Hawaiian Home-made Best Mixed Candies," and guarantees to be Strictly Pure. I JHOiRJV, Piopticlor Pioneer Steam Candy Fac toiy and Bakery. 200 tf HOMES, HOMES ! WISEMAN'S BLACKBOARD. To XiCt and Lease: Cottage on Punchbowl Street, 0 Rooms, $25 a month. Cottage on Beictania Stiect, 9 Rcom, sjS.j a month. Cottige on Lunalllo Street, 10 llooms, $00 a month. Cottage on Nuuauu Street, 0 Rooms, $25 a month. Cottage on Kinau Street, 4 Rooms, $18 n month. Cottage on 5leichant Street, 4 Rooms, $12 a month. Cottage on Queen Street, G Rooms, $15 a month. Cottage on King Street (Palama), 9 Rooms, $30 a month. Cottage on Liliha Street, G Booms, $20 a month. Cottage on Bcrctania Stiect (Smith's Bridge), $9 a month. Cottage on Pensacola Sticet, 5 Rooms, $15 a month. Cottage on Emma Stiect, 0 room, $S0 a month. Large loomy I.odgiug House, 17 looms, central location, $50 a. month. A'jroperty for Sale: On Luualilo Street, new house, 10 rooms; lot 200x100, and paddock, $0,000. At Punahou, large roomy house on 2 acres of land, lino limber land and pas ture, artesian well water, $5,000. At Punahou, fronting on three streets, a large, roomy lloiibc iu good condition, over an acre of ground j stables, chicken house, outside cottage; grounds neatly laid out. Sell on easy terms. On Liliha street, corner of School htreel, 2 Cottages, separate lots, bring iu n rental of $425 a year. Sell for $5,000. On Klnau Btrcct, 2 Cottages on two deep lots (separate), Sell ono or both. At AAraikiki, several scasldo residences. Splendid opportunity for selecting charming summer rcticats. Stores and OHiccs. On Fort hired, near Ciifatom Houfc, that splendid waieliousoformeily known as tho Chatcr Building, would make a lino Restaurant fctnnd. Long lease given to responsible parties. , Onu Fide of Unit elegant ollleo occu pied by. T.E, AVii-einnn, with furnltmo, use of telephone, consultation room, &e. Rental, cheap to tho right paities. On King street, opposite Station House, a Miitablo btoro or bhop to rent, Pull Infoi niation given on application of all the above propeitles. Several Buggies, Brakes and Horses, latter well bioken, for bale cheap; also, n Billiard Table, Piano, neat oillru Becretaiy, large Safe, largo JIagio Lau. tem, Fuiuiluie, etc. J. E. AVISEMAN. 200 ltn General Business Agent, KHMMHfiUBMVG?afl Corporation Stocks ron s. Lr, r.vn vai.ui:. i?i !)0 100 r. 75 100 ' I Oil 100 t :w io 00 100 100 100 100 100 50 100 no loo 9(1 100 175 100 425 500 80 100 Hnw'n Carriage Mnnt'g Co . 15. O. Hall & Sou, Iulcr.Ieland S. N. Co., Bell Telephone, Hnw'n Agilcultuinl Co , AVlldcr'8 Steamship Co., C. Brewer it Co., Halawa, AVondlawn Dairy, Wailuku Sugar Co., AValmannlo, Star Mill. Rcciprocily Sugar Co , L. A. THURSTON, Stock Broket. 38 Merchant Street. 151 ly Christmas Pork ! rpiIE ndertlsor has n stock of corn-fed X joungltoa'-tcr.s forClulstinit, rnlcd fiom tlic best thoiouglibicd, iinpoili'd hogj. For sale nt his premise, !Mar.ih Held, opposite Sunny Soulh. OideiMfciit to Hawaiian Stables telephone, No. Hi, will be pi oniptly tilled. All purchases) dellered. 200 lw E. O.HF1X1S. Coiitiiiiialion of Sale. On TUESDAY EVENING, At 7 o'clock, the Sale of DF'aney Goocls My order of Geo. AAr. Miicfnrlauo & Co., will bo continued at my salesroom. LEWIS J. LEVEY, Auct'r. 20G2t Law Books at Auction. By order of Mrs. A.Long, Adiniiils trait Ix of thu Estate of John Russell, de ceased, we will sell, On TUUliSDAY, Dec. 24tli, At 10 a in , at Salcsioom, 200 "Volumes, More or less, of the Law Llbiary of the late John Russell, 1 Large Book Case. The Books can be seen on TUESDAY and AVEDNESDAY at Salesroom. E. P. ADAMS & Co., 203 lw Auctioned s. R. ftiORE & Co., Ship's Blacksmith & General Machinist. EST" All woik Piomplly and neatly Per formed. 205 3m J. F. NOBLE, ACCOUNTANT, Copyist, Collector and General Business Agent, nlso Toiuists, Agency. Olllce for the present with AV. II. Page, Carriage Repository. Fort street. 203 lit Casks of ROCK SALT FOR SALE BY 200 JET. Ilaclcrcld & Co. lw NOTICE. SEE TAI has this day withdrawn from all connection with Title Lung, and the Carpentering Business nt Qi King Street, next AVolfc's Grocery Store, will be continued by Title Lung, who will assume all tlic liabilities of, and rccehcnll mo.icysdue to the busi ness up to this date. Tuk Lung solicits a continuance of jatinnnge, guarantee ing satisfaction to all. TUK LUNG. Honolulu, Dec. 10, 1885. 205 3t To the Business Community: QUARTERLY Bills Distributed, Ac counts made out, Books written up ana Balanced, Collections of Accounts a specialty, Every Business Jlan should call on me who desire the above busl nesB attended to. J. E. AVISEJIAN, 203 lm General Business Agent. For San Francisco. ? """ The Magnificent Steamship Xcn-laudiu. II. AViainun Commander AVill lenvo for the above port on or about JANUARY 12, 1880. FOB SYDNEY, N. S. AV. The well. known Mnsulflccnt Steamship A-iim valid, Biiouon Commander Will lo,io for tho above poit on or about JANUARY 5, ItSO. For ft eight and parage, apply to' 201 II. IIACKFELD & CO., Ag'ts. Pneifla Mail St'inslui) Co. fed-fc. FOB YOKOHAMA AND JlUUiVUU, 'I ho well-known favorite Steamship Ciiy oi Sydney, II, O. Dkauiiohn Commander AVill leavo for the abovo potts on or nbout JANUARY 5. For freight nnd passage, upply to 204 H, IIAOKFELD & Co., Ag'ts, rvy iiiart i , w 1 1 8 1 t i nwnaw gWMBWMWBMWWaaillMlWWaaptJMMI LEWIS & CO,, GROCERS, r niul Hotel Sifool, TSe-vv 3oci1.'!-S 8rsr JBLliUi.y GJxoc1h AArn. Mulches, AVnx Coloicd Tnnlcins, -Is & (b; AVnx Coloud Candles, for Christina?, l!o(s Choico Raisins, Hi led Prunes, Dilrd Pearlies, Dried Chunk', Pitted Plums, Diied Apples, Diied Figs, Dates. A Full Lino of Cross & Blackwoll's Canned Goods, An endlcsi varlily of 2.1b. Tin Panny Biecuit, Fiwli Pecan NiiIf, Sofi Shell Al mom!, Pieh AValiiiits, Fresh Iliwl Null, Alwond Maple Syrup, In i-f.gnUc-n patent tins; Glass Jut a Table Fiult, fcomelhing very oholeo; Italian M'ncr-nroitl and Vcimleelll, in Mb. packages; Fine Teas, Fine Teas, Fine Teas, Barton Goirsters Salad Oil, pints and i pints: Duiet Salad Oil, pints and i$ pinls; Smyrna Figs, j nnd yA lb. boxes; Fine Ficneh Eating Chorolr.tc, Fliro Ger man Preserves, Bon-bois, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese, German Smoked San. sages. Smoked Tongues, Choico Cain. Family Corned Beef, Ealcin Oytlori in tho shell, Apples, llorso Radish Root, Red Cabbages, Sicily Lemons, Now York Cheese, Kits Etia Fat Salmon Bellies. Kits Choico Maokcicl,21b. Blocks Eastern Snow AVhlte Codfish, 100 lb. boxes Eastern Codllsh, 2-lb. tins Cala. Point Reyes Butler, No. 1, and a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. A new Lot of Oicgou Potatoe, just lo hand. C3J" P. O. Box 297, Telephone 210. .Sil iNlHctioii Griuifiiulecil. 201 P.O.BOX 315. ESTABLISHED 1870. JOS. E. WISEMAN, General Business Agent, Ou.miVell 331 ode, Real Eslnto Agent, Employment Agent, AVildci's Steamship Agent, Great Butlington Railroad Agent in America. HELLO I awpj so, send me 20 yards. It is the FINEST MATERIAL I have ever seen for the Money.'' " Quite right. It's below value 1" " GOOD-BYE ! " 94 WEST, DOW & CO., Just Received, ex Alameda, a Large Assortment of Furniture ! including Light and Dark Cedar and Ash Bedroom Sets, and full faize Bedsteads, assorted woods; Ash Cottage, Nurse nnd assorted Dining room and Baby Chairs. LARGE CHRISTMAS ORDER will arrive on next steamer. B2T AVe have, nlso, on hand, in addition to our usual stock, a large assort. it of Fancy Goods, Tojs nnd Picture Mouldings. 180 ment FOR SALE. KOU WOOD, Hinging from eight to fifteen inches in dinmcter. Apply to the PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co. go:t 2w In Want of any GrocBries? CHAS. HUSTACE Ilns just received, per St. Paul, a flue assortment of goods biiitablo for Christ mas or any other tlmo, consisting of Atmore's Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Almonds, AAralnnls, Brazil Nuts, Filbeits, Tabic Raisins, Sultnuu Balslns, Curiants, Curried Oysters, Figs, Dales, Condensed Eggs, Assailed Spices, Pastry Spice, Durkecs Salad Dressing, Durcts Olive Oil, Germea, Dupeo IIiniiM .& Uncou, Codfish Balls, Cala. Cheese, Fail banks' Lard, Libby's Tripe, Chipped Beef, FreMi Smoked Beef, Kits Mackerel, Codfish, b'nloon Pilot Bread, Medium Mixed Crackers, School Cakes, Honey Cakes, AVino Ciuokers, Extra Family Flour, AVheat, Bran, Fresh Eastern Cranberries, Fresh Apples, Dried Apples, Pi lines & Peaches-, And many oilier desirable goods in stock. All oid era will receive cm ef ul attention. 8- Telephone 110. 2031m AS. HUSTACE, King St. Telephone 172. Honolulu, II. I. Custom House Broker, Money Broker, Manager Hawaiian Opera Houcc, Fire and Life I-iMir.inee Agent, (102 ly) HERE ! IS that YOU, MR. FISHEL ? YES" "Have you any more of that brown JERSEY cloth, double width, such as you fcUkll 4t Tva .TrkiilriiiciAii vno. terday for $1 50 a yard ? If POST OFFICE NOTICE. STAMPED envelopes of tho denomi nations of One, Two, Four, Five and Ten cents, (lc, 2c, Jc, 5c and 10c) can be piirchas-ed at the Post Ofllce at face value of tho stamps, when less than one dollar's worth Is wanted. Cash purchasers of a dollar's worth or more of stamped envelopes will bo allowed, till further notice, discount of twenty per cent, from the face value. General Post Olllce, Dec. 10, 1885. 203 2y COOL OFF ! Ice Cram Hi yim say ! No ChriBtmas Dinner is complete without tho Celobrnted Elite Ice Cream made from pure AVoodlawn Dairy Cream. Go and surprlso your folks, oide a bucket of our delicious Ice Cream, AVe pack oiders for Ico Cream from 1 to 50 quarts in Patent Refrigerator Cans, war. ranted to keep its delightful flavor and perfect foim for many hours. By last steamer wo have lccelvcd.a splendid lot of Ftench Candies in great variety. Also, nn elegant assortment of Fancy Candy & Bon-bon Boxos Just lite thing for a Christmns Present. Our Fancv Cakes aro the Favorite Wth nil the Ladles of Honolulu. Ring up Bell Telephone 183 or Mutual 31)8. Tho Elite Ice Cream Parlors. No, SO ilotel Street, Ate opeu dally uxtil 11 r.ii, 302 if1 m