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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, April 28, 1897, Image 1

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Vol IV
IBIO FOR
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OF
General
DRUGGISTS
Fort Street
HONOLULU n I
AND
THOS LINDSAY
Jeweler
IS PBKPABEI TO
Manufacture and Repair
All kinds of Jewolry
ITIBST OIiASS WOBK ONLY
600 Love Building lort St tf
F HORN
b Tie pjonOGr Bakery
Bread lios Cakoa of all kinds frosh
every day
Fresh Ice Oioani mado of tlm Ilest
lawn Cream In all Flavors
The Inest
Home made
17 tf
Wood
Confcctiouory
HONOLULU H I WEDNESDAY APRIL 28 1897
Y 1
For Wood V Coal
The Universal StoYeund CSk Ranges
A Large Invoice Just to Uetnci
erchandise
P O Box 145
merit a Sharo of lubllo
Tbo Costings of this Factory nro so far away superior to all othor makes
that
COMPARISON IS FUTILE
Tho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to the
Fstoirflo Hardware Oo L limited
Call and oxamino their stock or writo them for anything you want
It has takon Bovoral years to Batisfy users of WIND MILLS that thoro is
nothing made which equals tho
cp iroxjOJsr m
Orders are coming in fastor than wo can fill them but we nro doing tho
best we can
Pacific Hardware Co Ld
HONOLULU II I
OOMLISSIOO IMIJEGiFLGE IAJSrTS
Agents
for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packet from Liverpool
Telephone 92
H E McJNTYRE BRO
Bast corner Fort te king sts
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries FfoiisioES and Feed
Now and Fresh GoodB rccoived by every paokot from Oallfornla Eastern
Stntos and European Markets
Standard Grado of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish
ISLAM
Goods delivered to any purt ot the City
puatw RnrrruTrcn HTimPAvrinw nnBNTiifn
Benson Smith d Co
W II RICKARD
General Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
Gonvoyanoing in All Its Brancli03
Collecting and All Businoos
Mattora of Trust
All bnsiucss entrusted to him will rcoolvo
prompt and carofnl ottontlon
Olllco Ilonokaa llnmakua Hawaii
Ill
To Several Inquiries Why tho
ZEPalarns Grocery
Dont Koop HORSE FEED
II 0 GANNON is pleased to stato that ho
Is now proparod to supply
HAY and GRAIN
OF 8UPEIUOB
QUALITY
And hopos by giving ilonost Wolght at tbo
LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES
to
Patronage
also
FAT SALMON SALMON BELLIES
TONOUE and SOUND MAOKEBEL
and PIGS FEET by Kit or Single Fish
fW TKLEPHONE 755 Evory Tlmel aL
3S7 Opposite Hallway Depot tf
Subscribe for
ptrnit fto tnW7t
thfi Tmlepentlfnt 0
HAWAIIS QUEEN
Palmer Nails Another
hood
An Interesting and Gossipy Lottor
Full of Noway Information
Ed Tue Independent
In tho early days of our visit to
this city I tried to keep a littlo
memorandum of the unmea of those
who called on Her Mojesty but the
attempt was soon abandoned for it
would have iuvolved far moro
clerical work than was consistent
with other duties From three to
thirty visitors are -presented each
day besides which Her Majesty is
at homo to callers for two hours on
Thursday afternoons and on theao
occasions their nuraborB run woll
into tho hundreds
But it is not only tho uumbor but
it is the character of those who wish
to express respect and sympathy
which pleases us A mere rofereuco
to the parties who bavo arrived
within tho past forty eight hours
will at onco show that we aro not
aud never have boon besot with
curiosity soekors The organization
of Obatauqua is woll known through
out the United States It is a society
for prosecuting homo studios of the
highest order One of its local
branches embraoiug fifteen cultivat
ed ladios sont a request to bo re
ceived to which theQueon assented
They came in fresh from astronomi
cal lossons in tho disouesion of
which with thorn Hor Majesty show
ed mush intorest On tho same
evening a party of ladios consisting
of the wives of naval officers with a
few of thoso whose husbands woro
i congressional members were receiv
ed ono of these ladies took pleasure
in tolling the Queen that her father
was the senior mombor of the House
having sat through its legislations
for twenty eight years They woro
so uoligutocl witu tneir recoption
that they asked and obtained per
mission to have their children re
ceived in the afternoon of the day
following to which Her Majesty
aonsontod with that grace and kind
ness which has made her the friend
of youth her lifo long So to the
number of aovontoon lovely little
maids they were introduced by tho
wife of a naval officer accompanied
byher sister and the wife of a Con
gressman each ono was presented
by uame to each Her Majesty had
somo kind word to say Then she
most sweotly sang to them tho
Aloha Oe and although from dif
forent schools and families ono of
tho littlo womon voluntoorod tho
remark We oau all slug America
which they did through four vorseB
Her Majesty playing the accom
paniment for them It is uot my
purpose to weary your roadors with
enumerating such occasions as these
thoy are characteristic of that whioh
is known by her pooplo of Hor
Majestys lifo since childhood that
Yjtoh hor political enemies have do
nicd but that whioh is now shown
to tho best circles of tho metropolis
of tho coutiuont
Tho inaction in Hawaiian affairs
coutiuues and unless something oo
curs to break tho monotony thoro
will be no uhango Mr W O Smith
openly stated in San Francisco that
matters of vital importanco were to
comcup that he came to Washing
ton with power to not for political
union which is another name for an
nexation Ho has been ho has gone
so has Judgo Ilartwoll and so will
t he other lawyers the Unitod States
takes no intorest iu the subject and
uover will revive tho corpso of tho
Harrison troaty unless absolutely
forced to do so by new and unfore
seen olrcumstancoB
Tho tolf styled commissioners
have tried to forco tho issuo by con
spicuously advertising Jnpaneso ag
gression but it has been a miserablo
failure For provoked by their mis
representations tho Legation of
Japan has said by authority that
the homo government meditates no
colonization of Hawaii and that
should any complications ariao out
of tho doportatiou of immigrants it
will bo meroly a matter of pecuniary
compensation for the loss of timo
and money not in the least affect
ing tho political relations of tho
three nations Japan Hawaii or
tho United States Thus tho Mon
golian war scaro falls to tho ground
as flatly as the British seizuro of
Hawaii was found to be a moro
throat to court interferouco
But should our Government over
interfore iu the affairs of Hawaii it
is by no moons certain that the rul
ing ring would be plumed An arti
clo has boen published which so far
ns it claims to be inspired by tho
Queen or any of her party is utterly
false We have never soon any re
porter of the paper and have not tho
loast idea as to how It originated
It has boon telegraphed far aud
wido that tho object of Liliuoka
lania visit is out nt last that she is
hero to secure a free ballot lo her
pooplo wkon it is aunouucod that
she herself would bo elected to the
highost executive office Of tho
truth of this latter statement thoro
is no doubt But the only way for
mo to account for this suggestion is
tho inforonco and this -is support
ed by somo private conversations
with leading men that if tho United
States marines are OTer permitted to
again land iu Honolulu it may pos
sibly bo not to support any govom
ment save one which has been
voted into power by all thoe ou
titled to the ballot beforo the over
throw of tho Constitution of 1887
Please do not understand this as de
finite it is simply a probablo conjec
ture as to tho future not oven a
prophecy yet it is not without foun
dation
Tho Reciprocity Troaty will ro
ceivo no oxtousion Two motions
alroady have boen made to give the
twolvo moutliB1 notico required for
its abrogation The latest comes in
tho form of an amoudmont to our
tariff bill There may be something
serious in this iutention for tho solo
purpose of tho extra session is tho
revision of tho tariff and sevon
tonths of our legislators are without
argument in favor of collecting the
samo rovonuo on Hawaiian sugar as
that which is paid ou Cuban sugar
And indeod why not7 A republican
member called my nttoutiou yester
day to tho fact that for tho sovonty
millions remitted to tho sugar
plantors the United States has ro
ceived a most moagro return for
the importers at Honolulu iustoad
of sending to us had continued to
send to Gormauy aud Groat Britain
for all those articles wo produce and
had bought of us only that which
tho Islands would havo to get on
American soil in any event
Her Majesty will visit New York
for a few days to witness tho
ceremonies of tho celobratinu at tho
tomb of Genoral Grant after which
slip will return to Washington a city
of which sho has formed the most
favorable opinion and woll sho tuoy
for from tho highest to tho lowost
its pooplo havo united to make hor
visit most ogreeablo and iu ovory
way worthy of tho Hawaiian people
and their beloved aud respected
quoon Julius A Palmer
Tho uairo April
11th 1897
T
After tbo Hawaiian Trade
Tho British steamer Amapoora
sailed from Astoria ou her first trip
lo Honolulu on tho 18th Sho has
boeu chartered by Portland pooplo
and it is their intention to oslablisli
a lino of steamers between Portland
and Houolulu in the hope of outtiug
iuto tho island trade all of which
now goes to Sau Francisco
No 570
Wilders Steamship Co
0 Ii
TIME TABLE
WIfcfHT Pros B U B08M 8co
Capt J A KING Port Supt
Stmr KINATJ
CLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu atlOA m tonchlngat
Lnhalna Maalaoa Hay and Makena the
same day Mahnkenn Kawaibno and Lau
pahof boo the following day arriving nt
Hilo tho sanin afternoon
LKVF3 IIONOMUU
Tuesday Awil 27
Friday May 7
Tuesday May 18
Friday May 28
Tnofday tuno 8
Frlilay Juno 18
Tuesday Juno 20
Friday July 0
Tuesday July 20
Friday July RO
Tncsday Aug 10
Friday Aug SO
Tuesday Aug at
Friday SoptlO
Tuesday Sopt 21
Friday Oct 1
Tuesday Oct 12
Friday
Tuesday Nov 2
Friday Nov la
Tuosday Nov 23
Friday Deo 3
Tupsday Dooll
Thursday Deo2J
AWUVES HONOMJLtr
Friday April 23
Tuesday May 4
rldny May 14
Tuesday May 25
Friday Juno 4
Tuesday Juno 15
1rlday Juno 25
Tuesday July 0
Friday July 10
Tuesday July -27
1fiday Aug 0
Tuesday Aug 17
Friday Aug 27
Tuesday Eopt 7
J rid ay Sopt 17
Tuosday Sopt 28
lrlday -Oct 8
Tuosday ojt 10
Friday Oct3B
Tuosday -Nov 9-
Friday Nov 19
Tuesday Nov SO
Friday Deo 10
Tuesday Deo 21
Friday Dec 31
Betnrnlng will leave Hilo at 8 oclock
A m touching at Laupahoohoo Mahu
Upna and Kawalhao same day ilakona
Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following
day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of Tuesdays and Fridays
war Will tall at Potioikl Puna on trhB
marked
No Freights 111 bo received after b
A m on day of calling
Tho popular routo to tho Volcano Is via
illlo A good carriage road tbo ontlre dis
tance Bound trip tickets coverinc all
expenses 5000
Stmr CLATJDINE
OAMEBON Commander
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at S r
touching at Kahului Hana Hatnoa and
Klpa huln Maul Beturning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings
Will call at Nun Kaupo once oaob
month
439- No Freight will be received after 4
r m on day of Bailing
This Company will reserves tho ngbtto
mako changes in tbo time of depnrtuie and
arrival of Us Steamers without notice and
It will not be responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom
Consignees must bo at the Landings to
receive 1 tholr freight this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it has been landed
v 1
Live Htock received only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or vaiuaoics or nasBenenrn nnnii
placed In tho care of Pnrsers
ESf Passencers nr rninnsfpil in
uunbu xiukbis ueiore emoarKinc
Tho
030
falling to do so will be subject to an addi
tlonol charge of twenty five per cent
OLAUS SPItEQKELS WM Q IRWIN
Glaus Spreckels Co
HONOLULU
San Francisco AgenttTJli NliYADA
HANK OF SAN FRANCISCO
nnxw kxciiahcik on
SAN FBANOIBCO The Novada Bank of
Ban Franolsco
LONDON The Union Hank ot London
Ltd
NEW YOBK Aiiierlcan Exobange Na
tional Hank
OHIOAGO Mcrohants National Bank
PABIS Comptolr National dEscoinpto de
Paris
BEBLIN Drcsdnor Bank
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
KongHhanghalDankinuCorporation
NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of Now Zealand
VIOfOBIA AND VANCOUVEB Bank
of British North America
Transact a General Hanking and Exchange
Jtusincsi
Dopotlts Becolved Loans mado on Ap
proved Hounrlty Coiiiniorclal and Travel
ers Orodit Issued Bills of KionJiigo
bought and sold
Collodions Promptly Accountod For
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