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H.. rAIIAN TERMS : FIFTY CENTS A MONTH. IN ADVANCE. VOL. I. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, TUESDAY, MAliClI 28,. 1893. NO. 1. (PUBLISHED III B J j 1 j T V EVERY AFTERNOON, ' I l Hil n Iv' f&h EXCEPT SUNDAY. JL JLJIu JLLLI JLrJL JLL W ! V. Too Lazy to Be ft'cE or Poor. A lazier man than the average Uur nun it would bo extremely hard to find. When it is absolutely mcessaiy for him to work he generally hits upon some method which will'save him a lot of exertion. If he wishes 1 1 cultivate a piece of ground he sets, light to the brushwood as a cheap, easy and ef- ficacious method of preparing the soil. For two or three years, he cultivates that piece of land and then sets light to another spot, allowing thejungle to grow in the old place, which will he ready for reburning when the other ground wants a rest. Rico-growers dispense with plows, turning loose in stead several buffaloes, which cut up the saturated soil with their hoofs. When a ISurman has earned a ' little money he immedi itely pr cecds to spent it all, for the Burmese have no ambition to be rich aiu never hoard. , Consequently there arj: no large laH2 owners and there being no aristocracy "the people are as near being nn an . equality as p 'ssible. Poor people are about as rare as rich people and the only beggars to be met with are the lepers, who sit on the steps of the pa godas. Bu9iness Enterprise. St. Louis Globe Democrat. "Talk about business enterpsise," said Frank L. l'erelej' "Away back in '85, we had a young fellow with us who was getting $15 and his board. The night Jumbo was killtd in St. Thomas, this boy developed himself. We were all sympathizing with poor old Jumbo and wondering how we . could replace him. The youngster was thinking of something else. You know . ..the tail of an elephant has at the very tip a bunch of thick hair, very much like a brush. This boy had got over the fctiGH alid-lrtfl nulled every hair out of Jumbo's tail. Ills business at the circus was to pell baloons to chil dren. Well, there were seventy-six of those thick hairs, :ind at the sh w the next afternoon he ivas selling them for $1 apiece as relics of the great giant. He sold seventy-five of them and prac tically found $75. The other one he kept for himself .and still wears it as his mascot." . Subduing; the Waves. The excellent use that has recently been made of oil fojr allaying the force of storm Waves whenvhe steamship Um bra was disabled at 1 has le.ul to the appe.irenceofv.iiiouis improved methods of sp 'ending the oil on the face of the w. ters. Ciptain Ctluvcs' new appira tus consists of a cpst iron reservoir above a vertical cylinder. A heavy piston working in the cylinder, attach ed to a tubular rod and acting by its own weight, ejects the oil on the water through a delivery pipe. The appli ance is fixed as near the bows of the ship as possible. There are two dc ivery pipes, each fitted at the end with a conical nozzle, the aperture of which fs nit more than .one-sixteenth of an inch in diameter, running from the low er'part of the cylinder and passing out at the b.ws ne.ir the lead line. The oil issues forth in a fine but steady jet several feet above the bows. If the 'vessel is in motion, the oil is thrown away from the b nvs with the broken water as she makes her way onward, and the effect is at oece apparent. , GLINTS OF GOSSIP. 1 U -CJIiauncey M, IDepewis a member of n tenjdf the leading clubs of New York. ' "" Chancellor von Caprivi denies the ' report that he is about to m.irry a wid ' ow, saying, "I am much too old for such a step." Mrs. Anna E. Field has been drawn t ) serve on a petit jury in the Federal Court in Minneapolis, the first instance of the kind in the history of the State. Morton, the newly app linted Secre - -"-"taiy of Agriculture, was at onetime the , private secretary of General Lewis Cass. This wis before he left Michigin for Nebraska. 1 The municipal council of Rouen has ' decided o change the name of the Qual ' r Lesseps, which was named only .v years ago in honor of the fallen it man. Un Ahijah Walden, who was a oast d m 18 12, celebrated his one hund 1 birthday in Lynn, Mass., a few d ago. f lis fellow townsmen press , him with 100 silver dollars. A symphony composed by Prince Henry 0 Reuss has just been produced .1' r!... ...... n ......... 1.1. .... ... in Leipsic, ,and thus another meiubi is aqueti to me ranns 01 roy.u compc; ers.i Colonel Alexander C. Uoskin, Liei! tenunt Governor of Montana, is para lyzed from the 'waist down, and has n"t walked fo" many years. The colonel is an able lawyer, and held many posi tions of irust vt hile Montana was a Ter ritory. ' Lady Henry S'imersct declares that not even Jolin Gugh or Uwight L. Moody ya? Jreceived in England with greater enthusiasm than Miss Frances E. Willnrdi esident of the Women's " Chritt'un il'mperance Uni in of the ( United States. f 1 .... ...L,. 1 1 1 . i" n mi ... 1. 1 ...... H V11 i.'tvt wn,ia u;ju iimutitl large street car inieresisai ) iver, jn. u , is said V) D not only the streetcar magnate, but is also "a skillet! house wife, a judicious mother, a' fine swim rqer and the possessor of property worth ALLEN & ROBINSON. 46 Queen .Street. DHALKU IN LUMI11CR AND OTIIIJH "'KINDS ok UUIU)ING MATERIAL. Also Steam and Stove Coal. J. ALFRED MAGOON, Attornoy and Counsolor At Law, OKFICK-42 Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. I. BISHOP & COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1 1ST 18B3. HANKERS. HONOLULU, HAWAtlAN ISLANDS T-DUAW KXCIIANOE ON THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO AND THR1K AOKNIS IN New Vork, Boston, Paris MESSRS, N.M. ROTHCHILD S SONS, LONDON. FRANK FORT-ON-TI I K-M A IN. The Cnmniercial Ilanliinp Co. of Sytliiey, London . The Commerchl Banking Cj. of Sydney, Sydney. The Ihnk of New Zealand, Atitk land, and its l.ranclies irt Christehurch, Dunedin and Wellington. The Dank of British Columbia, Portland, Oregon. The Azores and Madeira Islands. .Stockholm, Sweden. The Chartered Bank of India, Australia ami China. Hongkong, Yokohama, Japan. And t mil wet a General Ihnking Business. C. B. RIPLEY, A.KCI-IITEOT ! Office Si-reckkls Block, Room 5, Honolulu, II. I. Plans, Specifications, and Superintendence given for every description of Building. Old Buildings successfully remodelled and enlarged. Designs for Interior Decorations. Maps of Medical Drawnu;, Tracing, and Blu)irinting. arDrawing for Books or Newspaper Illus tration. 'os-iv SMUILLLVa raid v.i s,DiHa.L.i.n5i 'san.i.ins tivh asva 'NOi.i.iNnivivv a.w SNQO 'SaMIHDVlM DMLU5IS "SHM Win. G. Irwin & Go. (LIMITED) Win. G. Irwin, President and Manager Llaus bpreckcls. - - - Vice-President W. G. GifTard, - Secietarv and Treasurer Theo. C. Porter, Auditor Sugar ITactors AND Commission Agents. AOF.NTS OF TUB Oceanic Steamship Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO Time Table. local lank;. S. S. A.USrmLIA. Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. Fel.22 Mar. 1. Mar. 22 Mar. 29. Apr. 19. , Apr. ;6 THROUGH LINE. ' From San Fran, for Sydney From Sydney for San Frsacisco. Leave llon jlulu. ALAMEDA, Mar. g MARU'OhA. Apr. 6 MONOWAI, May 4 Arrive Honolulu. MONOWAI. Mar. 10 ALAMEDA. Apr. 7 MARIPOSA, May 5 H.F. FORT STREET. Jeweler AND Optician Everything in the Jewelry and Silverware line. "Up to date" in scyles and patterns : sometimes a little ahead of date, but never behind. The only establishment in the country where eyes are measured on thoroughly scien- tlflC principles and trlasses fifuar- anteed to nt each particular case. TT Ti WTriTT1r A TVT WICHMAN CHAS. F. PETERSON, Typowrilcr, Coiivoyniicor and Notnry Public. Office over Bishop' ltank. J. M. VIVAS, N O T A R V 1? TJ B Tj I (J . Old Port Office Building. IAS. F. MORGAN, No. 4) Queen Street. Auctioneer mill Stack Broker. Special nltttitiou given 10 ihe handling t f Ileal Estate, Stocks & Bonds. TIiU space U reserved tat' HOLLISTBR k Go. Wlioleiale and Retail Drugglsls and TobaeconUta. FOR SALE AT THE PANTHEON! THE CELEIiRATED LOHENGEIS BEER l'KOM THE- JOHN W1ELAXD IIREWCCIES CO., IJ. The finest Draught Lager Ueer in Aim-rica, liruwee! after the St. Louis Process and equal to the famous Anheuser-Busch Beer. SELECTED MOPS AND PURE MALT USED ONLY. The SOLE AGENCY is at Ihe PANTHEOM ! At which place only jt will be sold. .Zk, JLi F' r Bargains in new and Second hand Furniture, Lawn M'-wers, Wicker Chairs, Gtrden Hose, Bedroom Sets, Wardrohcs, Ice B xes, Stwves, Hang ing Lamps, Rugs, Bureaus, Ctuffmiers, Steamer and Verandah Chairs, Bed L 'unges, Sofas, Uahy Cnhs, Clothes B skets, Sewiui M chines, Whatnots, Meat SitVs, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest Cash Prices at the I X. L. Cor. Nuiianii and King Sts. THE Hawaiian Annua! 1893. HAWAII'S YEAR OF JUBILEE. OF SPECIAL REMINISCENT ' ant! CURRENT HISTORIC VALUE. Indispensable to every Ilousr.iioui; Invalti. able in deiy Qfficb; I'-Hejilial to every Liiikakv; Newlwl liy syery Tourist j the v.ulc mccuni for Kill 10KS and other busy men. FINELY ILLUSTRATED, ; I NOT TO KNOW the nimplelcnetfj of ,i,e Hawaiian Annual ami its convmlenct) JKSSS tliu Pacific. " P.icc, 75c. j Mailed abroad, 83c. U Jims. G. 'I iirum, Publisher. ATLAS Assurance Company Capital, - $ 6,000,000 Assets, - $ 9,000,000 Having been appointed Agent of the above Company we are now ready to 1 fleet nuirnnres at the lowest rates of premium. M. W. SCHMIDT & SONS. New Ideas A mere lant is nowhere unless abreast of the times. We have gotten several new ideas through the ob servation 'of Mr. T. j. Ring, who has just re turned from the coast, and we propose not only to profit by them ourselves but to give our customers the benefit ,of the low prices that shall henceforth prevail in our establish ment. As time rolls on, we shall gradually unfold our new ideas to the mutual benefit of our customers and ourselves. Call and be convinced of the Sincerity of our propositions. And oblige, lug1 Bros. HOriii. STREET. This space lvreserved by TV B. MURRAY. -The Carriage Maker and Blacksmith H. Hackfeld & Co HAVE JUST RECEIVED Per German Bark H. Hack feld And Other Late Arrivals from Europe and the United States, Domestics, Dress Goods, FLANNELS, Etc. Tailors' Goods ! FANCY GOODS, Boots njul Shoes, Saddles, Etc. PLANTATION - SUPPLIES, Beclistoin & Seiler PIANOS, Groceries, -:- Liquors, ANIl i MINERAL Wli E. 0. HALL & SON. LIMITED. Have just received a fresh lot of PURE SPERM OIL. This was caught by ship "Jas. Arnold," and is the finest in color and quality we have ever put in stock. , ROACH TRAPS are need ed in every pantry and kitchen in these islands. The kind we sell are always set and we know they catch roaches of any size, as we have used them. When you catch a lot set the trap in hot water as the chickens like their food cooked. AMERICAN FLAGS A nqw lot just at hand ex "Aus tralia," 6 to 15 feet long, with all the stars the law allows and one spouting for Hawaii. Locomotive and Steam Plow Oilers: a new lot received, two sizes. For Hardware of every des cription, Paints, Oils, Leather, PLOWS, Salt, Kerosene, Gas oline, ROPE ancl SHIP CHANDLERY Go TO E. 0. HALL & SON. Cok. Fokt & Kingj.Sts.' 11. w. Mm & SONS, Wholesale Grocers. Honolulu, II. I. A FULL LINE GROCERIES Always 1 n Maud. FRESH GOODS l'cr Every Steamer and Sail. SPECIALTIES! Cheese, Lard, Hams, Butter, Codfish, Milk, Onions, Crackers, Potatoes, Salmon, Macaroni, .Com Meal, I'ickled Skipjack, Alvicorc, Herrings, Flour, Grain and Herns. Sailillc Leather, Harness Leather And All Kinds of Leather and Nails for Shoe makers. 11. w. Mccunr k SONS, agents for Honolulu Tannery. HIGHEST PRICE PAID Hides and Goat Skins ! HIDE SALT AT LOW PRICE. 51, W. MIIESNBY & SONS, AGENTS Honolulu Soap Works Co Laundry Soap ! 42, 56 ,ind 63 bars to case One Hundred Pounds. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR TALLOW! M. McINEMY. Are vc to be, or not to be, J part of the Great Republic, seems to be the hurtling ques tion of the clay, artd nne we Ja had rather leave to wiser heads . than ours to solve; and while great statesmen are wrestling with this mompijlolis question, we want to ljriVjS $1 little "bow- I wow " with yob on some other . subjects, that concern you as well as ourselves. Mas it not occurred to y that you've been wearing t old hat long enough ! In thv ' progressive times if you intend to be "in it, you vc got 'p keep pace with fashion. No matter how otherwise well dressed ' ou may be, unless your hat is- ( the correct thing vou bear a shabby appearance. We have already laid in a tock of the Latest Hats of the coming Spring and Summer styles, in hard felts, soft Telts and straws, and including a line of the celebrated " Fidora " hits, at present all the rage in. , the United States. There is therefore, no necessity for you to hang on any longer to that ' old Tile that bears such a strong resemblance to the h1t' -V" your father wore. -3 Believing that business will ? be better in the near future, we have not hesitated, to keen mir. ' stock full in all lines.- Take ' collars for instance : We have almost everything you could k wish for. If you wear a stand-' . ing collar, just come in and f take a look at our " Narenta" or "Ardonia ;" or if you prefeq a turn down collar, try tjic- "Winnipeg" or "Goswelh" have have lots of others, arid can't fail to suit you. Cuffs in' abundance, links or otherwise. ' Neckwear in nrnfnyinn ciirfe - , .., . j Windsors 4-in -hands, and .a'" special lot of " Roys' Bows;,f suspenders in great variety; i- 1 I 1 . . L ieainer ana woven ends, good strong, serviceable goods. We might go on indefinitely, t'm but space is valuable, and to . . uiiuinuiiiic uveryimng we carry would fill a pretty fair sizedj uuuk. ii mere is an3'tningj you want in the men's liiiefl just drop in and see us, and!7ij we can t suit you, we don't btS leve any one aan. If you should want a pair nice shoes, let- us try a hand fitting you. Did it ever oy to you Hi.w much a man is hkv his .hocs, For instance, t ,th Vsoul may , s;. v Hoth hhve been tanned; Doth are mad tightly Cvbblersj Both jjtt Jelt and ri;ht; H th nee a male fobe c mptete; Ami l.nlh nV....J.f... JJrJTJF'i. fJV They b .th need healVng; Jarllo'iaSS An,l l,tK !.. :u i&ZlZ'": .. .V " ....... ,., .iMit. mil mm hj UIOUKl. With shoes the Ust is first; with I he first shall be the last; and The shoes wear out, they're When men wear out, they're inei too. - ,,f They both are'trod up ji, and bo'th- W ill tread on others nothing loth, ' ; Hoth have their ties, and bDjirinqJiiiti When pol shed, in the wnrld'to1shiii)1? And both peg out N - would ym . I choose ' V ' Tir.be a man, or l PM w 1 r Lit ir VV IVjXllVlillw 1 w-titMfttttMitMo. r 1 . . ., THh 11 1 w- 4 WW 1