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THE DAILY BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 18, 1895.
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consequently the best dress
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ITE'W
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the Best and Freshest
American and Eoglisb Groceries
Provisions, Spices,
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And do bis best to please all
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Purchases delivered to all parts
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2vC-u.tia.al Toloplxono 257.
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SOKE ENQLIBH STATESMEN.
Lord Bandolph Churchill's Opinion
of Mr. Gladstone
In an ntticlo in tho Now York Tri
bune, Mr. O. W. Smaller tells of
Lord Randolph Churchill's opinion
of Mr. Gladstone:
I owo to Lord Randolph bimsolf
am account of hisono personal intor
viow with Mr. Glndstono on public
business. It was whilo ho was Chan
cellor of tho Exchequer. Mr. Glad
stone was then at Dollis Hill, tho
Kilburn villa which Lord Aberdeon '
nut at his disposal as often and as
long as he cared to uso it half an
hour's drive from Connaught Placo,
whore Lord Raudolph then lived.
i Financo is ono of tho two or llireo
' subjects which havo always had a
Eermanent interest for the great
liberal, and ho had asked tho young
I Conservative Chancellor of tho Ei
I chequer to como out and talk with I
I him on somo points thou at issue
1 with respoct to the public accounts. '
Ho went tho noxt aftornoon,and was
i roceived by Mr. Gladstouo under an .
apple troo in tho garden You mny I
bo certain that on neithor sido was
1 there a thought of political anlago-
nism betweon them, or of their con
, tests in the Houso. Such contots in
England seldom leave nuy bitterness
I uoiiiuM. luoy inui us itvu .ciigiinu
Sentlotnon who had somothing to
iscuss. They had a long talk. Mr.
Gladstouo stated his views with that
tremendous onorgy so characteristic
of him; putting all his forco of intol
. lect into his argument. "For tho
I first lime in my life," said Lord Kan
i dolph, "I felt myself in tho presence
of a suporior being." That always
seemed to mo n remarkable confes
sion. It bocatno more so when ho
wout on to draw a kind of contrast
botwoou Mr. Gladstouo and Lord
Salisbury. "I havo known Lord
Salisbury all my life, intimately. I
was his friend and colleague. Ho
' was my chief. Ho is a groat man
and a great loader, with tho montal
range and tho forco of character you
know. It uover occurred to mo to
bo afraid of him, or to think of my-
self with reforonco to him as other
than an equal. A hotter man than
I, no doubt, and an oldor, but still
of tho same clay. Mr. Gladstone is
a being apart. You know how tho '
1 royalties regard themselves, as if
they were of another race, and the
1 moanest royalty far above tho high-.
est of other than royal blood. That
is the impression Gladstone made on
me. Ho was not merely greater, but
l dissimilar. I had to discuss finance
with him. I did the beBt I could
' with tho discussion aud argumont,
as I 'do in the House, whore I never
hesitated to face him, as you know.
In privato it is another matter. I
could argue, but before the man
I himsolf I bent."
Hard things, I see, are said about
Lord Randolph's hard hitting in his
1 House of Commons controversies
i with Mr. Gladstone. Holiimself ad
mitted, with the generous frankness
1 which was in him, that ho had some
times struck too heavily. You com
mented tho other day on his descrip
' tion of his great opponent in 188G as
( an old man in a hurry. It was the
ono thing which Lord Raudolph
himself most regretted. "But," I
Raid, "it was a perfectly true and
nictiiresquo account of tho matter."
I Ho would iiot admit that tho truth
of it atoned for the severity. ''Of
t courso it was true," he admittod.
"It summed up tho situation. Never
would Gladstone have taken tho lino
I ho did, or dealt with homo rule in
I tho way he did, or tyrannized over
I his party as ho did, had he been
I twenty years youuger. But I ought
not to havo said it."
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
Meeting of tlio" Stooklin!d-rn of the
Waianak Co., held tu's day, tho following
gentlemen w.ro elected to serve during the
ensuing year:
II. A. U'lileniaim , . ..President,
Q.N. Wile a . . ..Vice-President.
J. M. lwftt. Hecretary it Treasurer,
V. W. Macfarlane Auditor
J. M. DUWBETT,
Secrets ry.
Honolulu, Feb. 11, 1815. lL'.O 3t
ADMINISTItLTOIl'S NOTICE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE
X nlv..t Letters of Administration t !
the EtBti t'f Html 0. McGrew, lieieliv
uiakci dun nml iinon all persona havini!
iinu-rtv blniiiliiL tn ni'A Kstntn iiiiIk.
liver same to him Nutli u is also hereby
given 10 a'l creditor of the deceased to
pro eut Ili-Ir rlslms duly authoniirnt-d
w tljlti tlx niuntli.1 fiom tins ilnt-.
J. O. OARTEK,
Adiuinlstrainr, 'JOS Merchant stiet.
Honolulu, Jan. 'U, lbi) I'-'lt-liu
THIS CUT
centcred lens. Yon think you get the samo amount of relief
from a cheap glass, because it may have tho same amount of
refractive power as the more costly. See where tho above
lens focuses. See the scattering of rays. Ah much spheri
cal aberration in such glasses as there is aberration of tho
mind in an insane person j yet this is tho general run of
glasses you buy chiap. How long will your sensitive eye
stand this strain? Why, until they are ruined entirely. Can
you afford to wear such glutscs, simply becauso they cost
you a little less than the perfectV No, a thousand times, No.
You could not if they were given you with a bonus. We
will not sell Mich glasses; would not bo guilty of giving
thpm away. Hut we guarantee to fit every manner of com
plicated case with tho proper and correctly ground glass, and
to give perfeet satisfaction.
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Ratal Cane Shredder
PATENTED UNDER T1IE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
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Mr. John A. Scott, Manager of tho Hilo Sugar Oompany, gives tho follow
inir wonderful record of tho working of tho NATIONAL CANE SHRED
DER, which was erected by their works at tho commencement of tho crop
just harvested:
"During tho past wcok tho Milo Sugar Company's mill exceeded nny of
its former records by closing tho 125 hours grinding with an output of 900)
tons. This is fully 10 percent moro than tho best work of former years.
"Tho thrco roller mill being 20 in. by 54 in. and tho two roller mill SO in.
by CO in. Iho first mill doing this amount of work in an efficient manner
and with grout ease, compared with work on whole cane, owing to thorough
preparation of tho cano by tho National Oano Shredder, recontly erected by
tho Company.
"And by its use tho extraction has beou increased from 3 percent to 5 per
conton all kinds of cituu, und iu somo oases 60 porcont has boon reached;
the avorago being 75 to 78 porcont, according to quality.
"I continue to ilnd the megass from shredded cano better fuel than from
wholo cano,
"Tho shredder has been working day and night for sovon months and has
given mo entire satisfaction, having shredded during that time about sovonty
thousand tons of cano, und a largo part of it being hard rutoous.
"Tho shreddor and encino require very little caro or attention."
nuns and specillcation6 of thebo Shredders may bo scon at tho oilico of
WM.
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"Household" Sewing Machine;,
Hand Stwlng Uacblnes, with ill (be litest Improvements.
Wesiermayer's Cottage Pianos.
Parlor Organs, Guitars, and otoer Instruments,
King
is a fair and comprehensive
example of a cheap and un-
MUTUAL TELE. 407
& FERTILIZER CO.
President.
Vice-President.
Auditor.
Secretary aud Treasurer.
Etc.,
Etc.
Guano it Fertilizer Co.,
DR. W. AVERDAM, Manager.
G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,. .
80U Agent for the Hawaiian JilatuU
and Bethel Streets.
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