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Rf v BY AUTHORITY.
7i Iiisfcctors of Election in the sev
i hi Districts of the Kingdoms
Inquiries having been inntlu whether
persons who nrc exempt from the pay
ment of personal taxes by icason of be
Ing clergymen, teachers, pupils In High
Schools, firemen. &c. or by reason of
being over the ago of sixty years or
whose taxes have been excused by the
Assessor on account of liiflunlly or
poverty, aie allowed by law to vote nt
lltu Election lor Kepiesentatlvcs.
ll is my opinion that all such poisons
aio entitled to vole. The Tax Collector
should Issue to each such person n tax
receipt with the words "Qualified to
Vote" upon it, which he must sign and
in place of the amount or taxes lie must
write " exempt" or "excused." On the
presentation of this Tn Receipt to the
Inspectors of Election nt their sessions
previous to the election, tho niiinu of the
voter must be put on tho list of votcis
and the Ilccolpt returned to the voter.
At the general Election to be held on
the 3rd February, 18S0, the votes of such
persons must be received, unless chal
lenged for other reasons.
PAUL NIEMANN,
Attorney-General.
Honolulu, January 111, 1880. a2t
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
Draw Exchange on the
JBnnlc oi Cnlil'omin, fcj. IT.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. X. M.Iloihschlld& Son, Loudon.
Tlio Commercial Hank Co., of Sydney,
London,
The Commercial Bank Co., of bydney,
Sydney. ,
Tho Bank of New Zealand : Auckland,
Chrlstchurch, and Wellington.
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic
toria, B. C. and Portland, Or.
AND
Ti.msact a General Banking Hiibincss.
CG91y
Fledged to neither Sect nor Fatty.
Bat established for tho benefit of all.
THURSDAY, JAN. 28. 1880.
THE INDEPENDENT PLATFORM.
The canvass of the Independent
party in the present contest is made
in behalf of
Economical administration,
Legislative independence,
A sound currency system,
The welfare of the native masses,
Government by, for and of the
people,
Internal development ;
and against
Visionary and expensive state
masquerading,
A legislature of olllce-holdcrs,
A currency that will not pay our
debts abroad,
Deceiving the native people by
false pretences and empty promises,
Government by, for and of alien
dictators, and incapable domestic or
domesticated adventurers,
Useless and costly external glitter.
The above generalization may be
easily amplified into particulars
tinder each head, by all who have
watclied tho present struggle and
are conversant with the Govern
ment's rccord.it. Objects that the
Independents have been contending
for and those that they have been
strenuously opposing arc patent to
the whole electorate, and will appear
to any comprehension on analysis
of the eategony herein given. This
platform is in keeping with the
general course of the Independent
party in the last Legislature. Can
any intelligent body of voters have
dffllculty in accepting it and the
worthy men who represent it, or in
rejecting the principles and the men
opposed to them? Surely uot. Then
it is the duty of every man pos
!.' sosscd of any power and inlluenco
iii affairs, to expend all his energies,
inctlie few days remaining before
tho rendering of the popular verdict,
for the promotion of the cause of
good government.
A POOR CAMPAIGN.
Their own campaign proves tho
despicable nature of tho Govern
ment's cause, as well as its desper
ate position. Has the Administra
tion of tliis kingdom nothing to
stand upon in regard to positivo
merit, that it should seek perpetua
tion by means of misrepresentation
of opponents, shaking or misstating
the issues, surreptitiously gaining
control of the people's suffrages,
and corrupting and debauching the
electors? All these things have
been brought home to tho Govern
ment party within the past few
weeks. If they do not provo that
the Government 1ms neither such ft
record nor such ti policy as would
recommend it to mi intelligent elec
torate, they demonstrate that the
patty is immoral in texture, rascally
by instinct and desperate from
necessity. The position that tho
Government party has chosen to
occupy in this campaign is at once a
proof that the Administration lias
not been unjustly tinder condemna
tion of public opinion all these years
of its existence, mid an aggravation
of all the offenses against constitu
tional government and Hit intciests
of the country which Iiumj hitherto
constituted the major portion of its
record.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
A communicated article on the
lantana is seized upon by tho Adver
tiser as an assault by the Opposi
tion. Strange that noxious weeds
should be so readily associated with
the Government by its oiwi cham
pion! Mr. Z. Y. Squires is making up a
ticket for Honolulu, composed of
Messrs. Carter, Walerhouse, Swin
ton and himself. His recognition,
however, depends entirely on the
choice of native Independents, to
whom Messrs. Carter and AVntcr
liouse have from the first relegated
the selection of two candidates to
run with them.
MORE THIEVINC.
Ennon Burxirrix: As evidence
of the fact that petty thieving con
tinues to be one of the "industries"
of Honolulu, and is likely to until
some of its principals receive duo
attention from those paid for pro
tecting persons and propcily from
midnight marauders, I would in
form you that some thief entered
my premises last night, tore up by
the roots and carried off a quantity
of choice and valuable imported
lose bushes which 1 had nursed
with great care. Yesterday morn
ing a native was seen at the corner
of Nutiami and Hotel streets with
some half-a-dozen rose bushes,
without earth upon their roots, fey
sale. J. II. "Wooii.
Honolulu, Jan. t8tl.
SOME VALUABLE NEWSPAPER
PROPERTY.
Millions of dollars have been sunk
in newspapers in this city, and there
is no easier way to waste money
than in newspaper ventures ; but it
is nevcitlicless true that there is also
no surer or swifter method of ac
cumulating wealth than in a judi
cious investment of capital in tho
pioduction of a daily newspaper.
The most profitable newspaper in
the woild, the London Times, is
valued at S-'.'i.OOO.OOO, and the most
profitable in France, the Petit Jour
nal, earns $(!()0,000 a year net, al
though a dozen years ago it was in
solvent. The London Standard is
valued at $10,000,000, the J)aib
JVcus at $(1,000,000, and $5,000,000
would not 1)113' the Telcyraph, it is
said. It may be questioned whether
New York has any $5,000,000 news
papers, peihaps, but it lias several
which it would takcT $1,000,000 or
more to buy. Mr. Xoilh, of the
Utica Herald, reported in his volume
of statistics of the newspaper press,
issued from the Government press
a year ago, that the gross products
of newspaper establishments in tho
United States amounts to 87,131,
155:2, and the statement affords a
basis of speculation as to the ag
gregate amount of capital repre
sented by the newspapers of this
country. (AT. Y.) Mail and Ex
prcss. Tho ladies at Obcrlin lcccntly de
bated the question: "lie-solved,
That the extreme development of
the intellect chills and destroys the
affections."
The name of the French Supcriii1
tendout of Public Instruction is Mr.
Goblet. He is a tumbler to all the
new school-book rackets. Alia
California.
Theodore Roosevelt in his article
on "Who Should Go West?" pub
lished in Harper's Weekly, bays:
"Several of my classmates in Har
vard aro now successful ranchmen
and first-class cow hands, another
of them has turned out to bo a very
able engine driver ; but I question if
tho former any inoro than tho latter
owe their success to their college
training."
WANTED,
A WOMAN or Girl (German prefcued)
to do light houso work. Annlv at
!37 tit PACIFIC HAHDWAttli Co.
Mrs. Gascoyne,
CLOAK AND
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Comer of Alakca & King Sts.
Foathors Cleaned and Dyed,
37 cm
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Knights of Pythias Notice.
A Regular Convention
of "Mystic" Lodge Mo.
2 K. of P. will he held nl
Harmony Hull on King
Street nt 7:110 THIS
KVL'NING. A full nt.
temhtuco Is requested.
Momhcisof Onliu Lodge
and vlsltliiK lumbers aro
cordliiW Invited to be lrc?em. 'ino
" Ampllllcd Knight" Rank will bo con.
fcrrcd. Per order of Chnncellnr Com.
mamler. J. A. PALMKH.K.H.S.
AUSTRALIAN
Canned Ox Tonpe,
oa.isni3i mars ir vV
BEEF IN KE
Laoli lOOlhs. For sale by
H. Haokfeld & Co.
37 lw
Special Sale of
Bry Goods, fines,
13eci etc..
On Saturday, January 30th,
At 10 n.in., I will sell nt Public
Auction, a huge assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of Silks, China SIiiiwIh,
Laces, Dress Goodit, Quilts, Slipper?,
Gents line Shirts, Stiuw Hats, &c.,
n full line of Hosiery mid u general as
sortment of Staple Merchandise,
also, a Hue of
Wines, Brandy, Alo, otc,
and 1 large MucNenlc & Urban
No. 1!) Plre-Prfiof Safe.
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
37 2t Auctioneer.
FOR SALE.
nzg A LADY'S SIDH-SADDLL,
IjMHss almost new. Apply to
N.S. SACHS,
;:0 lw 101 Fort Street.
FOR SALE,
AN INCUIlATOIt LYlipo self
regulating In perfect order. Ap.
ply TAHITI LEMONADE DEPOT,
Fort Street. 80 at
FOUND.
A BAY MARE, on the
night of January saw,
willi a Spanish Saddle
and Hrldleon. branded
S. P. A. Can tie found at the PAN-
TIIEON STABLES by paying charges.
34 31
KacBsat Central ParM,
SATURDAY EVENING,
Jan. 30th, at 7 :b"0 o'clock,
A Half-Mile Running Race,
Entrance free. Prize, Silver Mug.
Challenge Race,
Oiic.hour.go.as.you.pleac, hetween Jas.
Torhcrt nnd'.I. Camnra, tho latter
having a stmt of 3 laps.
Admission, 25 Conts.
3(1 4t
Special Notice.
IMMEDIATELY nfter the Sale of
Lease of Itico Land on
SATURDAY, Jan. 30th,
I will oiler at Public Auction,
1 Large MacNeale & Urban
1. 19 Fire-Proof Safe
and Stand,
Now on view at the office of Hustacc &
Robertson.
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
30 8t Auctioneer.
Harnesses at Auction.
On FRIDAY, Jan. 29th,
at 11 a. m., at Auction Room, without
icecrvc, nn Invoice of about
25 Sets Now Harnesses,
Halters, Reins, etc., etc.
Theso Harnesses will ho sold POSI
TIVELY without regard to cost.
fisr Come and See Them, -a
E. P. ADAMS & Co.,
35 3t Auctioneers.
Annual Meeting; Notice.
rpiIE Annual Meeting of C. Brewer &
JL Co. v!ll ho held at their ollleo,
Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY, Fcbruaiy
3, 1880, at 10 o'clock a.m.
310 td J. Q. OAKTEH, Secictmy.
WANTED,
A COTTAGE of 5 or 0 rooms, in good
neighborhood, within 15 minutes'
walk of tho Government Buildings.
Plains preferred. Address, giving
location, rent, etc., P. O. Box 337, City.
33 lw
Annual Meeting Notice.
rpiIE Annual Meeting of tho Hawaii.
JL nu Itnmio Company (Limited), will
ho held at tho ollleo of A. J. Cartwrlght,
Esq., Kauhumann Street, on MONDAY,
February 8, 1880. at 10 o'clook a.m.
31 Sw W.F. ALLEN, Bec'y.
tMeuactnfl
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JUELfUSE
Of Rice Land
AT AUCTION,
Thu Leise of Hice Liud described be
low for tho term of six yeais and eleven
months ((1 11.12 years) to .Innuary 1,
1892, will be sold at Public Auction, nt
the Salcsioom of tho undersigned, at 12
o'clock, noon, on
SATUllDiY,Jfiu.30,188C,
Immediate possession given; rent pay.
able quarterly in advance.
Description of Premises :
That portion of the Crown Laud of
llnuikl, lying between the public road
and tho Fish Pond of Well and bin lis on
cither sido of the valley; nlso, tho trl.
angular piece maukn of the road, oppo
site the artesian well, bounded by the
public rond, the bluu" and the water
course.
18 11.100 Acres of this Land as per
suney is liico Laud ol the best quality,
in prime condition for immediate plant,
lag, abundantly supplied with water
from nn artesian well on the laud, and
1 r7-100 Acres of this Land is now cover,
cd with Corn, which is included in tho
purchase of tho Lease. Tho Hice Land
acreage may be increased from yenr to
j car by breaking up new patches on the
mnknl f-ldo; this Land is two and one
half i'2y,) miles fiom Mossmnn's comer,
and is admirably- adapted for a vegeta
ble garden on n largo scale as well as for
raising small stock pig, chickens,
ducks, A-c , for tho Honolulu mnikct.
Tho Lease includes nil the buildings
and appurtenances on tho Land, to wit:
I Dwelling House for
Laborers,
1 Store Uouse,
1 Cook House,
1 set of Hog Pens, covered In, supplied
with iron feeding troughs, feed
house, cooking apparatus for hog
feed, together sufficient for the rnls
ing and caic of 1G0 Hogs,
1 Duck House, sufficient for 1,000 ducks,
1 Dwelling House for duck keeper,
1 Threshing Machine for rice and horse,
power covered with a substantial
house,
1 large Threshing Floor,
All the above arc nearly new and in
good condition, ready for immediate
After tho sale of the foregoing Lease
there will be sold, for Cnisli, the fol
lowing Livo Stock, Agricultural Imple.
ments and Tools, which together form a
complete outfit for working the farm,
viz:
6 Work Oxen,
(2 of which aro accustomed to
tho China Hice Harrow),
2 Wagon Hoises, drive single,
1 Ox Cart,
3 Ox Yokes, with bows and keys com
plete,
2 China Ox Yokes, for harrowing;
fi Ox Chains
3 Steel Plows,
1 CultlatingIInrrow,
2 China Harrows.
1 Light Spi ing Wagon,
1 Single Wagon Harness,,
3 Single Harnesses, Chain Traces;
10 Canal Wheel Banows,
7 Picks,
3 Mattocks
3 Bush Hooks,
1 Sod Cutter,
1 Scythe,
Ifi Hoes,
i! Long Handled Shovels,
1 Shoit D. Handled Shovel,
7 Spades
10 Long Steel Folks, for uo on thiesh-
lug Jloor;
2 Crow bare,
11 China Hice Baskets
4 China Itleo Sloves,
I China Jtlcc Scoop,
II China Itleo Poles.
8 China Sickles,
12 China Itleo Cuffs,
27 ltat Trap and Stakes
1 Lot of Coidate,
4 Itico Ulrd Gun, with tlasks and
pouches;
1 Axe,
2 Hand Saws,
4 Deep Tubs for llogfced, Itedwood;
2 Lai go Tubs for llogfced, Oak;
1 Oak Oni-k,
15 Pieces 2x12 N. W. Plank, 18 feet
long;
3 Bundles Laths,
3 Laigo Sails for eoveiing rieo on the
tlueshing Jloor,
JiO Hogs, laigo and small, more or less;
12 Bags Seed Itico,
B" On view at Saleroom:
1 Light Goose-neck Diay, new";
1 Two-wheel Break, nearly new.
Plan and Survey of tho Property
can now bo scon at my Office.
8 Tim Premises mo open to in
spection at any time pievlous to the
day of Sale.
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
230 9t Auctioneer.
P. 0. Box 207.
LEWIS & CO., GROCERS,
IMPOltTEBS AND DEALEHS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
iT null i HoLol tSlruet,
Just received, ex O S S Co.'s steamer St. Paul,
Apples, Pears, Dried Figs, Dried Dates, Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches, Dried Cherries, Dried Pitted Plums, Dried Prunes, Swiss Cliccso ,
Oregon Cronni Cheese. Edam Cheese, Cnla Cheese, Smoked Sausages, 8mokcd
longucs, Smoked Beef, Soused Tongues, Kits Salmon Bellies, Kils Mackerel,
I,CRS Blinkers, Cala. Salt Pork. Kegs Gala. Family Corned Beef, Kogs Salt
atcr Cucumbers, Kogs Saner Kraut, Kcg Holland Herrings, Sicily Lemons,
Eastern Codfish, Boneless Codfish, Stone Jorfl Soused Pigs Feel,
A Nice Assortment of Biscuits,
Grahani Wafers, Oaten Flakes, Sea Foam Wufew, Peack and Frcan, ltaspbom
Wafers Barton & Cloisters Salad Oil, Durct Salad Oil, Crosse & Blackwell's
Salad Oil, Cala. Olive Oil, Russian Gardelles, Russian Caviar, French Eating
Chocolate, Instantaneous Chocolate,
A Fine Lot of Cala. Potatoes and OnionB,
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All of which aro offered at low prices.
HELLO
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mricuam
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 !
91
M. GOLDBERG,
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK,
Corner of Fort & Merchant Streets,
Has just opened out a large and carefully selected stock of
Gent's Fine Furnishing Goods,
CustomJIado Clothing, and Hnts and Caps
111 all tie Lalesl Styles M Pattens.
EST" Particular attention is called to an elegant line of Gent's Neckwear.
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NOTICE TO THE
Ladies and Gentlemen of Honolulu.
THE FIRM OF
TEMPLE OF FASHION !
Aio retiring from tho Clothing, Gents Furnishing and Hat huslncbs, in
order to make loom for tVeir largo importations of
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
And ofler for sale at exceptional and genuine hargains their cntiro
unsurpassed Stock of
Men's, Youth's and Roys'
Suits, Hats, Caps, etc., etc.
Tho many friends of our Mr. S. COHN will ho glad to learn that ho haB re
turned from San FinncUeo and villi conduct and superintend this Clearance Sale '
personally, which alone U a guaranteo to our many patrons of its genuineness.
Come and Secure Your Bargains, No
Eeasonable Offer Refused,
Telephone 240.
HERE !
IS Unit YOU, Mil. FISIIEL ?
" YES"
"Hiivo you any more of
that brown JERSEY cloth
double width, such as you
soltl to Mrs- Jenkinson yes-
terday for $1 50 a yard ? If
iJl
S. COHN & CO.,
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