Newspaper Page Text
m
1 JJI' Jy Jv & Jl' 1 Ji
.w
i" -A
' V':
gup
!
j
v
i
.'
f"
I L VOL. IV. NO.' 582. ,
HONOLULU, II. I., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21!, 1892.
IMtlCE 5 CENTS.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
teel & Iron Ranges
BY AUTHORITY. "
,- - i
Stoves 3c Fi2ztiJLrs
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS & KITCHEN UTENSILS
Agate Ware in Large Variety,
WHITE, GRAY and SILVER-PLATED;
LAMPS & CHANDELIERS,
Crockery, Rubber. Hose, Lift and Force Bumps,
Water Closets, Vater and Soil Pipes.
PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND .SHEET IRON WORK.
DIAMOND BLOCK, Nos. 95 & 97 KING STREET.
E2
r. 33
M S
O
o
8 -1
3
IE ID ID "IT'S
Refrigerators
AND
ICE CHESTS
O
m
White Mountain, Gem
AND
- Automatic Ice Cream freezers!
Cylinder & Barrel Glaums.
' ' "" r ' -J-V-5
etHAS. HU STAGE,
IMPORT Ell AND DEALER JN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND FEED.
Fresli Calif ornia Roll Butteivandlslandutter
BT ALWAYS ON HAND ,jpgjf
New-Goods Received by Every- SteamerrJrom' Sp.-Fjagclsco.
" All Orders faithfully attended to. Satisfaction, guaranteed. Island Orders
solieltodnd packed with care.
L-JJHCOLH BLOCK, King Street
TELEEHONE . 119.
Bet. Fort' and Alakea Streets.
-P. O. BOX 872.
telephone 210 Hi FORT STREET. fi'. o. Box bit.
IMPOUTKltS, WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions.
ON IOE By each steamer of tlio O. B. S. Co. from California Fresh California ltoll
Ituttor, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables, etc.
A complete lino of Grpssq & RlackweU's and J. T. Morton's Canned and llottlcd Goods
"always on hand.
Just received a Fresh Lino of German Fates and I'otted Meats and llottlcd Preserved
Fruits, Lewis & Co.'s Maltese Brand Sugar Cured Hams and Baton, New Breakfast
Cereals) Oream.Oat Flakes and Cream "Wheat Flakes, SJclly Lemons. California Klvor
s slde Oranges. Oregon .Burbank Potatoos, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
' t I 8 t 4 "
TELEPHONE W..-
-P. 0. I10X 145.
H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,
IMPOHTEHS AND DEALERS IN
O-rooeries, Provisions and Peed.
Now GooiIb Received by Every Parkct from the Eastern States and EuroH.
FRESH CALIFORNIA PRQDUQE BY EVERY STEAMER.
IA11 (Orders, faithfully , attended to and Goods, delivered to any purt of the City freo.
Island Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed,
HJo-Bt Oornor Fort So King Streets,
(NEW BULLETIN 11LO0K, MERCHANT STIIEET)
RKAL ESTATE BROKER
Eire Insurance Iaced. Collections Attended To.
RENTS COLLECTED AND HOUSES RENTED. "
ANY RUBINE6B ENTRUSTED TO ME WILL RECEIVE PR0M1T ATTENTION,
AN ACT .
Giving Tim Board of .Health the Duty or, . Executing the
Law entitled "An Act to Mitigate the Evils and' Diheablh
Arming rnoM rnosmimoN." ' -
lie it Enacted by the Queen and (he Zcyislalitrc uf the Hawaiian
Kingdom :
i
Section 1. ?rom .mid nitar tlio piinsftgo of this Act, tho
execution of tho law entitled "Au Act to mitigate tho Evils
mid Diseases arising from Prostitution," Blinll.jlqvolyo ,Jpon
the Board of Health.
Tho said Board shall have, full power and authority to en
force said law, and to make, such rulgsand regulations, from,
time to time, as( they shall doom host for tho carrying out of
the provisions, of the law.
Section 2. This Act shall take effect from tho date of its
approval. & ? K" 3H
Approved this 17th day of Novemher, A D., 1892. , .
LILIUOKALANP'R.
By the Queen :
'.fit
G. N. "Wilcox,
Minister of the Interior.
AN ACT
-
to ec-establisn the commission for the - settlement, f of
Boundaries.
Be it Enacted by the Qucei and the Legislature of the Hawaiian
Kingdom: "- '-
Section 1. An.Act ontitlo.d "An Act" to Provide for the
appointment of Boundary Commissioners," approved August
23d, 1862, as amended by an Act entitled "An Act to facili
tate the Settle mout of Boundaries by the appointment of
Commissioners, and extend the term of the Commission of
Boundaries established by au Act approved August 23d,
1862," approved June 22d, 18G8, and extended to the 23d
day of August, 1892, by an Act approved on tho 7th day of
August, 1888, is hereby re-enacted, and the term during which
such Commissioners shall continue to act is hereby extended
until the 23d day of August, 1894.
Approved this 17th day of November, A. D. 1892.
LILIUOKALANI E.
By the Queen :
G. N. "Wilcox,
1 Minister of the Interior.
AN ACT
To Admit certain Articles used in the Manufacture of Soap
Free of Duty.
Be it Enacted by the Queen and the Legislature of the Hawaiian
Kingdom :
Section 1. For tho purpose of encouraging tho manufac
ture of all kinds of soap in tho Hawaiian Kingdom, tho fol
lowing articles, Caustic Soda, Sal Soda, Oil of Sassafras, Palm
Oil and Borax, when imported for use in the manufacture of
Soap, shall bo admitted froo of; duty, uudor such rules aud
regulations as may be issued by tho Colloctor-Gonoral of Cus
toms, approved by tho Minister of Finance.
Section 2. This Act shall take effect and bocomo a law
from and after tho dato of its approval.
Approved this 17th day of November, A. D. ,1892.
LILIUOKALANI E.
By the Queen :
G. N. Wilcox,
Minister of the Interior. ' ' '
AN ACT
Belatino to Medical Treatment! opLkpeuh. '
lie it Enacted by the Queen and (he Legislature of the Huwqiian
Kingdom :
Section 1. Tho Board of Health is hereby authorized to
pormit any person to engage in tho treatment of lepers or of
poisons supposed to have leprosy. Such permits shall bo
undqr such conditions and regulations as tho Board s(ha pro
scribe, aiul bo revocable at tho pleasure of tho Board.
Section 2. This Apt shall take effect from and aftor tho
dato of its approval.
Approved this 17th day of November, A. D. 1892.
LILIUOKALANI E.
By .the .Queen j
G. N. Wilcox, , .
Minister of the Interior,
AN ACT
To Provide for the He-registering of Brands.
Whereas, the present llegistry of Brands has bocomo cum
borsonio ; and many brands theioin registered are not now
in use, through tho death or removal of tho person regis
tering tlio.Haino, whoioby such brands are prevented from
being iibcd by persons desirous of obtaining brands; there
fore, Be it Enacted by the Queen and the Legislature of (he Hawaiian
Kingdom :
Section 1. From and after tho first day of July, 1893, all
registrations of brands made and in forco prior to Soptember
1, 1892, shall be, aud tho same are hereby cancelled and made
void; and from and after such first day of July, 1893, any
person may appropriate and register any brand whatsoever,
whether tho samo has been registered prior to September 1,
1892, or not, provided such brand has not beon registered be
tween Soptember 1, 1892, and July 1, 1893, in the samo man
ner as though such brand had never beon registered.
Section 2. For the purpose of giving timely notice to all
holders of registered brands, and in order that they may have
an opportunity to re-register their brands between Septem
ber 1, 1892, and July 1, 1893, tlio Minister of tho Interior is
hereby directed to publish continuously in not less than two
newspapers published in tho English and Hawaiian languages,
a notice essentially as follows :
"NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BRANDS.
"All brands must, by law, bo ro-rogistored prior to July 1,
1893, or the- will bo forfeited, and can thereafter bo appro
priated by any one.
" Eegistratiqn on Oahu shall be made at the Interior Office.
" On the other Islands it shall be done at tho office of the
several Sheriffs.
" Minister of tho Interior."
Approved this 17th day of November, A. D. 1892.
. LILIUOKALANI E.
By the Queen: '-
G. N. Wilcox, ' v
Minister of the Interior.
-1
MEMBERS OF TAX APPEAL BOARDS
Commissioned by the Minister of Finance
for tho Year 1892.
HAWAII.
District Hilo-C. E. Richaidson, L.
Turner.
District Puna R. Rycrolt, W. lCainau.
District Kou C Macombcr, J. 0. Seurle.
District S. Koim 0. Knco, Moes Bar
rett. District N. Komi D. Namanii, George
Chirk.
Distiict N. Kohala J. McGuire, F North
rop. Distri'-.t B. Kohala F. Spencer, T. W.
Lindsay
Distil. -i Huinnkun H. Hall, M. P.
Holmes.
District N. HUo Jut. Matoon, I). Ku
hoolo. MAUI.
District liana
Hutchinson.
District AVnilukt J. T
Cockett.
District Molokai and
Cockett, L. K. Kiipiheu.
District Luhaiua L. M
Kahakuuila Kiiha.
District Mnkiiwan E.
David P. Eldridge.
KAUAI.
District Walmea and Niiliau-E. E.
Conaut, D. Kua.
District Hunalfci-E. T. G. Itrjant, L.
Kalawe.
District Kawalhuu E. Lluduiiiiin, G. B.
Meheula,
District Koloa W. G. Smith, Kekoa.
District Lihue-H. D. Wishard, Josla
Keawe.
OAHU.
District Honolulu W. F. Allen, J. T.
Waterlimise, Jr.
District Ewa and Walnuao-rA. J, Camp?
bell, J.' It. Holt, It. ' l '
District Waialua Jus. Gay, Kaiaikii.
wahu.
District Kooluuloa Jas. Corwln, Jas.
Donelly.
District Koolaupoko Jus. Olds, R. Mil-
knlinlmut.
E. 0. MACFARLANE,
Minister of Finance,
Finance Department, October III, 1M).'.
60Mf
J. E. Lyons, W. K
Alull, Patrick
Lanal Charles
Baldwin, Peter
Hao Kekapul,
Tliu Contractor will bo required to fur
nish suitable bond for the faithful perfor
mance of his contract.
All Tenders must be distinctly marked
"Tenders for Supplies, Oahu Prison," and
must bo "caled.
The Attorney -Guncral does not bind him
self to accept the lowest or any bid.
CECIL BROWN,
Attorney-General,
Attorney-General's Olllce, Novombur 18,
lS'rj.
SCHEDULE:
Pol, ier II)., 10,000 lbs. more or less per
mouth.
Fresli Meat, per lb.
Hard Bread Medium, per lb., between 1000
and WOO lbs. per month.
Bread, fresh loaves, per lo.if.
Salmon, red, (J to 7 bills, per month.
Tea, per lb., about oOO lbs.
Cotlcc, per lb., Kona in heanrahout .'100 lbs.
Beans, per lb., white or red. '
Potatoes per lb.
Onions, per lot.
Rice No. 1, average l bugs per month.
Bar Soap, brown, per lb.
Sugar No. !!, per lb.
Milk, per quart.
Straw Hats, "mall, per do.., .'! do.
Blue Denim, per yard.
Brown Denim, per yard.
Canvas No. 1 er yard.
Blankets, per pair, small.
Kerosene Oil, per onset, Actives per month.
(ialvanieil Iron Buckets, per do., Ill
and II in.
Tin Dinner Palls per dor., double and
single.
Brooms, yard, per do.
Lime per hhl., I to '1 bbls. per month.
Cement, per bill., 1 to i bbls. per month.
Shoes, Brognns, 3 do, pair, small, )cr
month.
Hay, California, per ton.
Oats, New Zealand, per ton.
Sole Leather. .ri7l)-!lt
TENDERS WANTED.
PRO 6L AMOTION.
DKIVUtTMlNTOf FIJ.ANUK, I
11 omji.ui.u, October ', IM.'. J
By virtue of authority given by an Act
of the legislative Assembly, entitled an
" Act to Prevent the Infection of Cholera
in tho Hawaiian Islands," approved on the
7th day of September, lb!J, upon recom
mendation of tho Board of Health, I do
hereby dechtru all Ports of Entry In the
Kingdom, now open to commerce.
E, O. MACFARLANE,
Minister of Flnaiiyi.
Honolulu, Oct. , ma. M7-ti
ihrioation NOTICE.
Mr. Diwios on His Critics.
Eijitoii I3i'i,m:tin:
n comment nig on the political
portion of Mr. Thurston's recent lot
tor, I purposely avoided nil rofpr,
uiu'es to the personalities in whioji
he did not thmk it beneath his dig
nity to indulge his taste. So far as
those personalities concern myself 1
have no remarks to make, but so far
as they invoho indirectly other niun
I have no right to lot them pass un
robtikod. It is not for mo to say how much
Mr. Thurston believes of what ho
has written but 1 will, with your
permission, give j'ou a little moUorn
history, as a comment on his state
ment that 1 "pnitially got from un
derneath before tho crash in sugar
came," etc. May 1 say first that I
never had ho much at risk in sugar
plantations as I had when the so
called "crash" came, that I hold it
all to-day, and that 1113 firm has
never sought to mnko profits out of
any plantations thoy did not first
help to build.
But theio is one plantation wo
have had to close, and this is its his
tory: Between tho two gulches of Lau
pahoohoo and Maulua there is a
largo tract of land chiefly owned by
tho Go eminent aud which has con
stituted tho chief part of the
Laupahoohoo Sugar Plantation.
One of those leases, on which many
of our buildings stood expired, a
j-ear or two ago, and wo werp ubti
fied that it could not bo renew
ed, as tho Govern mout required
tho land for homesteads. At tlio
beginning of the last year I saw tho
then Miuibler or tho Interior, and
urged him not to insist on such a
policy as that of breaking up plan-
tations to make into homesteads. -I
offered to oxchango fine Bugar lands
on the other side of Maulua gulch
for the laud in question. I offered
to transport and grind any cane tlio
homesteaders might grow oil' that
other land; 1 argued that while I was
prepared to contend with tho McKin
loy Tariff blow, 1 could not contend
with such a homestead policy as he
advanced; and 1 maintained that no
homesteads could compensate for
the stoppage or tho fifteen thousand
dollars per month which the planta
tion was spending and tho cessation
of which meant ruin to the district.
The Minister was obdurate, ho offor
'cd to renew that single lease at eight
times its former rental, and refused
'airy other terms of renewal. As
ploughing time drew near towards
tho end of 181)1, I wrote out from
England recoivjuciiding that ono
111010 appeal should be made to the
Minister, and if he still remained
firm, work should be slopped. This
cotirho was followed, and one of the
largest plantations on Hawaii has
had to be abandoned, in compliance
with -Mr. Thurston s Homestead Act.
I have just visited tho district and
.seen tho desolation. In a few
months tho last plant cane will bo
taken off, and then the fields will go
out of cultivation. E ory mechanic
has beon discharged, every labor
contract has been cancelled, nearly
oory store in the neighborhood has
been closed, and not one single
homestead has been granted. Tho
mill is one of the beat equipped on
the islands, and it will now remain
on its 25-acre lot a monument of
failure. That is tho one instance in
which 1 have "partially got from
uudor."
I have never been alone in the ad
ministration of 1113' business or plan
tations. If 1 have deserved ill of
the community, so have 1113 col
leagues, and tho3 are, as much as I
am, traduced by tho slurs to which I
haws referred. 1 have been tho
means of introducing man- men into
this country, and there is no bettor
baud of citizens in the laud than
thoy. I have been associated with
many successful mechanics, and
scarcob with 0110 unsuccessful one,
aud if 1, too, have succeeded, it litis
not been over their bhoulders, but
holding their hands.
This is no appeal to Mr. Thurston,
whose ideas of tho use of language
are not mine; but it is au act of sim
ple justice to the men ho traduces,
for they would never have been asso
ciated 111 any course of business or
agriculture or manufacture that was
not wortli3' of them.
Tiieo. II. Davies.
Honolulu, Novombur 21, 181)2.
Holders of Water Privileges, or those
Tenders wll be received at tlio Attorney
Geueral's Olllce till 12 o'clock 110011, 011
TUESDAY, the BHh day -of November,
IS!).!, for furnishing thu Oahu Prison for . pajing Water Bates. 1110 heieby notllled
Ono Year beginning on Thursday, the 1st that, owing to the drouth and the search)
day of December, lhlrJ, with the following of water in the Government Reservoirs,
supplies at sqeh times and in such quantl- the Jloius for using water for lrriga
ties as may bu required: tiou purpo-es are from 7 to S o'clock a. m.,
Tho Marshal or such other olliccr as ho , and ft to li o'clock v. m., until further notice.
may designate, will make the requisitions,
and all supplies will bo subject to his in
iqtectioii and approval.
The amounts set oppostto certain items
hi the Schedule are the approximate re
quirements for the one year, hut all the
supplies are to be furnished us required by.
(lie Marshal.
Bids will bo accepted either (or the whole
list or u part.
JOHN 0. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
Ciias, T, (Iuiick, '
Minister of the Interior,
' Honolulu, 11. L, Oct. 1ft, I8:r.'.
5HMI
The Daily HulUiin it drlivtred by
( curriert fr RO cent per month,
i
Gonuino Reform.
EuiTort Bulletin:
Tho voto that indefinitely post
poned the Boor and Light fino Bill
yesterday proves thnt wo have a
government that works nights and
Sundays. Tho friends of tho bill
felt sure of carrying it and over-confidence
cost tlium defeat. Tho Min
ister of Finance has the courage of
his convictions and by his personal
inlltionco has wrung victory from de
feat. Tho heavy-weightfi mot and
tho Minister downed tho Noble.
This is tho most encouraging inci
dent of a tedious session.
Now, then, bring 011 tho lottery
bill and the shin-plaster bill and
oor3' other mischievous measure,
and knock them out in tho stiiuo
way. Citizen.
Mr. Moore, tho postmaster at
liradshaw, Va,, after reading ad
vertisement of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera aud JJiarrluva Reined', con
cluded to try a small bottle of it.
Ho says: "1 used it in two cases for
colio and three for diarrhtua with
perfect satisfaction. 1 have handled
and used a great deal of patent
medicine, but novor tried any that
gave, as good results as this" For
sale by all dealers. Bonsqn, Smih &
Co., Agents for tho Huwuiinu Inlands,
K
1
-3
- A
w
H
i-Ai
im
lxm'r,i
SMBaJFii
.' A .,!...,
LtaeJ-;ii.v i
.im,Yi
i. t V
lit.
&;idMUi&3?m.
f$otkiikUjL) .&&
&3FiMMg- i
mmi&s&ii!
