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PROGRESS.
Jhe Life of the Land is Established
in Righteousness.
HONOLULU. JULY 17, 1894.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
' We do not propose to annoy
-ur readers by entering Into a
Ihmugb criticism of the absurd
articles of the constitution fram
cd by Dole, ilcStocker, Thurs
ton, "Kennedy and other gents.
-Article 101, has already had our
attention. Thero it is provided
that no citizen 'shall be eligible
" to be a juror until he shall havo
taken the following oath:
I do solemul' swear,(or affirm )
in the presence of the Almighty
God. that I will support the Con
stitntion. Laws and Government
6i the Republic .of Hawaii; and
will not, either directly or in
directly, encoumgo or nssist in
the restoration or establishment
'of a monarchical form of govern
ment iu the Hawaiian Islands.
The. list of jurors to servo at
(tlo August term must be drawn
today to comply with tho law.
"We more than doubt tho poss
ibility of the courts to muko up a
jury according to law, fulfilling
the qualifications set forth in tho
constitution and acceptable to
tie judge presiding, and tho
attorneys for prosecution nnd
defense. And what are you then
. going to do'about it Mr. W. 0.
Smith?
However, there are other
clauses of more importance to
fih'o- country at this date. Wo
Hive- been asked to publish the
qualifications of voters for repre
sentatives'! and wo comply below
urith tho request. It will bo seen
that Mr. Bole' has disfranchised
all the Hnwaiians who may yet be
alive, and who were born before
schools and civilizat on became
general here. Wo are daily
publishing in another column
the "Blue Laws" of Hawaii,
framed fifty yoars ago by tho
early missionaries and by the
father of A. F. Judd. It is
astonishing to find Mr. D )le, who
ied to apply tho most derisive
language to those laws, to-day
fathering a constitution which is
li-ss liberal, less civilized aud less
Immune. Tho franchise under
all former constitutions has been
granted without an educational
salification to Hawaiians, born
previous to 1S45. Mr. Dolo has
hanged that principle, and the
bnnge does not reflect favorably
n him. That tho Japanese resi
dents hero have received the
. sight of votiug cannot bo doubt-
3 by anybody reading article 74.
These are the qualifications of
TK)tersorropreseutatives..He must:
1. Re a male citizen of the
cpublic; and if naturalized prior
tofsnunvy 17th, 1S93. bo a native
cl a country having, or baving
Jwd treaty relations with Hawaii;
Have received special letters of
denization, entitling linn to all
tta privileges of Hawaiian oiti
K:sliipj.or. Have received .from the Min
irterof the Interior the Certificate
4-Service herein provided for;
.1. Have raided in the Rep
Sa!tatiT9 District iu which he
Ifers to register, sot less than
' e uiohHi immediately preceding
ifea. time at which ho offers to
Mgkler;
3. Have ntUiBftd the age of
i 4. Have taken and subscribed
! the oatb set forth in Article 101 of
ibis Constitution;
5. Prior to each regular elec
tion, daring the time prescribed
Iit- 1xr fur Ti'rricfrM tinn hftVO
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cunsed his name to be entered on
the Register of Voters' for Bepre
sentatives for his district;
6. Prior to such registration
i have paid, on or before the first
day of January next preceding
the date of registration, all taxes '
dno by him to the Government
Provided however, that for the
registration for the first election
held under the provisions herein,
taxes may be paid at any time
prior to the application for
registration;
7. 15b able understandingly to
speak, read and write the English
or Hawaiian language.
In order to comply, with this
requirement ho shall be able to
read and write, with ordinary
flnoncy any section or sections of
this Constitution.
Provided however, that the re
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understandingly to speak,
reaa
and write tho Englisn or Hawai
ian language, shrill not apply to
those persons who shall obtain
tho certificate of service as pro
vided for in Article 17.
Failure No. 2.
It seems that tho government
is desirous. of getting into a row.
UTo have tried to avoid the clash
which must ultimately happen"
if the present line of policy and
tho preseut tone of tho official
papers are to be continued.
Enough has been said as far as
tho jury is concerned. Mr.
Hatch hns frilly recognized his
insane standing, and ho admits
that his spite against the editor
of tho ETolomua, got tho, best of
his common sense.
The Hamakna term is virtually
pan, and tho cases' which were to
be tried before a Hawaiian' Jury
havo gone over to the Hilo term
six months from now.
As stated before tho Court in
Honolulu, has been unable to gbt
o panel of jurors to serve at the
term next month. Mr. Hatch
has mado an egregious nss of
himself and he knows it. Wo are
read and willing to helpjmy
combination that advances the
prosperity of this country. We
havo used common sense in our
endeavors to frustrate tho false
ideas advocated and circulated
by Mr. Bush and company, but
every effort of our. every struggle
and every attempt to "smooth"
things over, have been cancelled
and put to naught when the pro
position was made to try Hawai
ians before a foreign Jury.
If this principle was applied to
both sides,, we might say nothing
against it. Foreigners will not
be tried by a Hawaiian J ury nor
will Hawaiians be tried by hades.
It is a great pity that the
foolishness of Mr. Hatch a man
without foresight, without polit
ical sense andwithout, ordinary
decency, sboald previal. All that
we have tried todo.in establishing
a stable government, is lost The
uncertainty and strife come to
the fore again. The. Hawaiians
mil die. before tfey give up ike
right t be tried by their country
men, and ire don't blame them !
The Rio dfe Janeiro' passen
gers beth cabin and steerage,
haviag doov tkeir qaarHBtiae
tj ana -aril VIm ralaainr1 ikue aff sr.-;
That Wealth!
Wo are always told by tbo
Advertiser and its satellites that
all the wealth, coarago, intelli-
i gence and honestv are on tlteir
. ,,
Slue.. e nave occasionauv
mentioned that at least some of
the ""wealth etc. belonged to the
opposition represented by this
hnmble sheet Mr Castle will
now confer a favor on us and
according to the .blatherskites,
we are partners by telliug how
Dole '-gut" there.
Even Mr. Castle will hardly
have the gall to mention the
intelligence ofNMr. Dole. His
energy has been commented on in
this paper before today. His
honesty has been well illustrated
when he broke oath after oath,
and since 18S7, when he was iu
the secret councils of tho rebels,
perjured and perjured himself
aud stabbed the hand of the
monurchs who befriended him.
His courage has mostly been
buuttu nuou uu
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sails in a yacht
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i nunu. jve ao ueneve mat inero
I is courage there. What he will
do. in a war is yet a conundrum.
Kalakaua or Liliuokalan? never
needed special guards as does the
virtuous and truly popular Mr.
Dole!
Aud so his intelligence, bis
honesty and his courage lire not
qualities glaring like sunshine in
the eyes of the Hawaiian people.
But his wealth! His money!
That is, where he is and" we lie
down and sny, "Vanderbilt Dole
take it all; you have got intelli
gence, courage, . honesty and
wealth and like your millionaire
brethern, you know, how to
meet a tax-assessor and hand
him the following figures:
Real Estate $33.00
Personal Property 18.90
Sol 90
..Sol 90
Taxes
Carriages ...... - . . . 10
Poll etc.- 3.
SGo.90
The great man receives S12 000
a Tear from the tax.-payers aud
he: returns 65 90. Verily Mr.
Dole is good, patriotic, intelli
gent, courageous, honest is
thero anything else he is?
The Blatherskites.
It is really too good fun to re
mind the great patriots who al
ways are ready to yelk "forward,
forward me men, I'm rightbehind
you," of the resolution passed at
a meeting of workihgmen in the
Metropolitan Temple on the 6th
of this month.
A thundering vote of 3000 en
thusiastic men endorsed the fol
lowing resolution:
We demand that the military
service of this State and nation"
be iemodeled so as "to provide
for the classification of regiments
in such manner that men who
have the most property shall be
drafted first into the militia and
army, and that such regiments
must first be ordered to the front
in case ofnsnrrections and civil
and foreign war.
Where isMr. P. C Jonesi the
'descendant' of Buraker (Breed's?)
Hill etc. Is he yet looking, for
his runaway grand dame?
Interesting exercises will. take
!'place,,in jifie school-rooaas of St
Andrew s Cathedral to-morrow
afraooe ia coaaectioa with the
c1obc "of 'the ook for the
The Advertiser wno catches
a persons eve usually wins a
customer. Many different styles
of advertising have been adopted
aud with more or less success, by
the believers in the use of prin
ters ink. The manufacturers of
Pears Soap, for instance, occasion
ally buy paintings that have
been on exhibition in tho Pari's
Salon and have lithographs made
from them for the purpose of
bringing their product before
the people. In addition to such
side issues, Pear'spends hundreds
thousands of dollars annually
among the newspapers and mag
azines. Some years ago tho Agents
of certain article on sale in New
York made a hit in advertising by
having on Broadway during bns
iness hours two fatluessly dressed
Negroes weariug very high collars,
on the backs of which was prin
ted "Use Smiths Pills." The
idea was novel and the public
caught on. Bising Sun Stove
Polish has been kept before the
public lor years through persis
tent, and sometimes expensive
advertising. Twenty odd 3'ears
ago" the manufacturers of this
polish started half a dozen men
across the oruimeut to paiut signs
on rocks and fences. The Aer
motor Co., of Chicago have in
creased its sales more than five
hundred per cent in two years by
the use of printers ink. We
believe we have boeu instrumen
tal in increasing the sdes of the
Aemotor by keeping everlastingly
at it in Hawaii.
We do not wish to say that ad
vertising will sell any manufac
tured article; thero is no use
spending money in advertising
'cheap and nasty" goods bo
cause the people will dot be hood
winked. If Haviland China was
not the superior article it is, all
our advertising of it' would not
have sold the thousands of pieces
that wo have. We simply call
the attentiou of the people to it
and its superior quality is appar
ent to the customer directly a
piece of it is.examined.
Printers ink has helped the sale
of tho James Locked Fence but
it wotdd not htve donesso if it had
bean as flimsy as the or dinay wire
fence. First; the economy there
is in building it recommends
it to the plantation manager and
then its durability' clinches the
the sale If the stays and wash
ers cost as much as an ordiuary
redwood post our sales of the
material would not have reached
such enormous proportions.
Onr average sale of the Pansy
Iron Stove is about two a day the
3'ear xound. If was not the
best iron stove on the market we
would not sell. that many in six
indnths. Advertising is the tip
to the public the good points in
the article sells it just as the good
qualities of the Fischer Steel
Kange make it a desirable article
for people who wish to economise
in the use of fuel.
We buy only what Las proven
good after people in the United
States or Europe have given it a
trial; we profit by their experince
if tha articles are goood we boy
and sell them; if "they are poor
we steer clear of them. When,
we advertise an article it is to at
tract attention to it; the' news
paper ;s tho. button we-push, the
salesman does the rest.
Persistent advertising conpled
with the article being a superior
one'hds sold thousands of the
Frank Walcot Emory File. If it
had been no better than an or
dinary scytha stono we probably
would not hare sold twenty.
When a man finds ont'that his
table knives may be kept sharp at
all times at aa expense of fifty
cents and a very little elbow
grease he is quite willing to try
the experiment.
Ill lino ftrifirt Ct"
Auction. Sale of Rice
11 ilia tilt ;t ion at
"Wailcilci-lcai.
Ia perscce of iastrasiloo from HO SUX
of Ewa. I:hcd of O-iha. IL L, ttie saort-xre
trun oi la a Cbattfe Mortracc. cxwuled br
CHEONG KIM TAI. cUsInJ October 34l
ISti. aud recorded la Litxer KB; psw5 2ST-Sv
1 $hU U to the hicbct bidden sf auction,
at-tnv Sale Room. Hnnotelu. on S.VTCRDAT
the lh day uf Jalr, ISJl, at IS o'docls coo a,
the follawioe propirtT, vie
The Rice Plantation, fcnomi as the Cheonsj
Kim Tat, (formerly the Y Hop CoJ, PUata.
tlon. at YVaftuMcai. Honolala. laclndios all
leases of lands embraced thereto, on which
arc dwelling houc. outhouses, threshing
lJoorand iaipnat5 of a well conducted rice
plantation alo all the implements of caltl
Tation. horse, wj.500, etc.
A cbedole of the lcac and other propcrtv
concerned may b seen at the, office of C. W.
As n ford, Attbrner for the.Mortsauw.
Term of Sale, fcaih. Deeds at eipensc of
purchaser. '
Hi. .T- Levey,
Auctioneer.
ADAIISTR.4TOR'8
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
appointed Admmtstr-.itor of the Eswto of
1 HIA K.U.OI k. of ilokne, Hami. Mani.
deceased, tvonld hewn-ith give notice to all
persons having accmnts against tha said
eswte to present them to him, properly
swora to, within six months from data
heivof, or they will be forever barred. Anil
all persons owmg tho said estate are re
quested to settle forthwith.
M. If. REDTER. ,
Admmbtrator of tho Estate 6f Pahia
Kaloi deceased
liana, Mnni, July 7tb, 1S91
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POITJND MASTER'S
NOTiCE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons, that
there is at the Government Ponnd at Sla
fciki, one strayed red inure, brand indis
cribable on the right hind leg, tail haTe
been shorten and feet are shod.
Any person or persons owned this
mare are requested to come and tako the
s.ime on or before the day of sole, 12 o'clock
noon Saturday, JULv2ith. isjm.
JAMES KUKONA,
, .... Pound Mister.
Makiki, July 9th. 1S0I. 1-w dly
CRITERION SALOON
Weiland-Extra -Pale
.Lager Beer
2. Schooners for 2o Cts.
jyl4 L. H. DEE, Prop"?
TjlE fflD-DfiEAII
POOL aad BIttlABD
PARLOKS
rl. JUEX Proprietor
Hotel Street near Xunanu.
JjO
MEltf DEpfil(TlIl(E the
Haw'n Messenger Service
L. M. Jonxso.v, Manager
Mutual Tel 599 Bell Tel 559
OFFICE in MASONIC RUILDIXG
We arc prepared to furnish uniformed mes
sengers at all hours. Promptness and tatb
fiction guaranteed.
Tou rin- us up and we will do the rest
Hourly rates 40 cents. For distance rates
sce3lessenser3Map. Jy53m
-For Sale !
Two fine bred -Boars. ESSEX
and CHESTER. Apply to
SEABORN" LUCE,
Ojnrerchant StreeL jy 5th.
JlfiTO Riding pivilioq
Hotel and Bethel Sts
Crowded Nightly. Take it in Boys
Edison's Loud Talking Phono
graph J. A. VICTOR,
lm Proprietor
r Wist Qhn.
"xo. aao xuoAsr street, Honolulu'
Tail .ox
A fine "assortment of American,
English arid Scotch: Chtha on
hand go. d work and a FIRST
CLASS fit gutiraHteed
Clth'eMec!dn & rvpfc'red jyTlm
Tai Wo Wingf Kee Co.
tty years; "
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