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T F I? V x tffT I':, L -f Jlu gttUji ttUii. Pledgod to neither Beet cor Italy. But oatatllshod for tho bonofit of all. FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1883. THIS DAY'S DOINCS. AFTERNOON Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Fort St. Church, nt 3 o'c'ock. EVENING. Imp. Older of Red Men, at 7:30. Morning Star Lodge, K. of J. 7:C0. Social nt Miss Urucse'H, 7:30. Polynesia Encampment, at 7 :30. Meeting Boys' JR. R. A. 7:30. "INVOLVED" On the 16th September Hon. A. S. Cleghorn and Hon. Godfrey Rhodes in a joint letter, expressed in very cQurteous and reluctant .terms, sent their resignations to His Majesty as members of the Board of Immigration. This stop was taken by those gentlemen in consequence of their being totally ignored with respect to important business that hud been transacted during the pre vious six months without consulting tliein, and they naturally thought that their services were not required. Tho published correspondence in this week's Gazette shows that Minister Gibson on 17th September told Hon. A. S. Cleghorn that his resignation as a member of the Boaid of Immigration "involved" the resignation of the position as Inspector General of Immigration. Mr. Cleghorn was appointed Inspec tor of Immigration, "by order of the Board of Immigration," and conse quently his appointment could only be cancelled by an order of the Board. Yet no meeting of the Board was held at the time to cancel this appointment, and without such authority, Mr. Gibson told Mr. Cleghorn that, "by authority of His Majesty" his resignation as Inspec tor of the Board was "involved." Mr. Cleghorn was actually appointed Inspector more than two months before he was appointed a member of the Board, and this was done when Mr. Gibson was premier, r clearly showing that it was not necessary for the Inspector to be also a member of that Board. . Because Mr. Cleghorn had shown his displeasure at the high handed action of Mr. Gibson, in the suspen sion of Portuguese Immigration and the admission of Chinese Immi grants, without consulting the Board, Mr. Gibson ousted him from his position as Inspector, and quickly filled Mr. Cleghorn's vacant position on the Board. Why has not the vacancy caused by the' resignation of Hon. J. S. 'Walker, which has existed for more than seven months, been filled ere this? Why has not the position, of the Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, made vacant at the same time as Mr. Cleghorn's, been filled? Shall we answer these questions ? It r is because Mr. Gibson has some petty, personal spite against Mr. Cleghorn and because he was an xious, having done his utmost to alienate the friendly feelings of all His Majesty's true friends', to i alienate also those of HiB Majesty's own relations. . Since his appointment as Inspec tor, Mr. Cleghorn had made the entire circuit of this group of islands to see into the condition and re- quirements of the immigrants. He ' also settled many disputes and 'minor matters every week, or more ' frequently, and exerted himself al ways on behalf of the immigrants. The true facts of the case having been placed before His Majesty, who did not wish to be alienated ftf rom his relations, the Premier found himself "involved," "involved" by his auto-cratic letter, and "involved" by tho non-compliance of His Majesty, and further "involved" by the interference of another power behind the tin one. Tho combina tion of these powers caused it to devolve upon the "involved" Premier to descend from the lofty pedestal on which he had placed himself and to(re-instato the Hon. Mr. Cleghorn intlie position from which he had been illegally ousted. We sell rock. The steamer Bell Rock left Lon don on 16th August, arrived at San Miguel on 22nd, shipped 1,411 pas sengers and left on 30th August, Had fine N.E. trades to Equator which was crossed in 30 W ; from river Plate to entrance of Straits of Magellan, on 24th September, had strong S.AV. winds, fine weather in tho straits. Strong winds to Lota, Chili; remained thcie five days coal ing; left on 0th October, fine wea ther for remainder of Uip; crossed tho line on 22nd October ; sighted the iblnnd of Hawuii at 10 p.m. on 30th October, arrived off Honolulu at 7 p.m. on 81st ultimo. The following are tho names of the officers: Captain, J. A. Dum brcck ; Chief officer, J. Carmo ; Se cond ofllccr, C. Bcnmington ; Third officer, A. Spencer; Purser, F. B. Aucrlmch ; Doctor, C. C. Fitzsimon ; Chief engineer, Mr. Codd. Tho Bell Rock was launched on 7th May ; sho was built by Mr. D. P. Garbutt, her owner, of Hull, and this is her maiden voyage. She is 340 feet long, 42 ft. broad, 28 ft. 3 in. depth of hold and is one of the finest vessels ever built in Hull. Her dead weight capacity is 5,000 tons and her measurement nearly 7,000 tons. There were seven deaths, six children and one man, from natural causes on the voyage of tho Bell Rock ; 49 cases of measles, but no deaths, and all tho invalids are now convalescent. One death occurred on Wednesday night. The sanitary, arrangements, under the charge of Doctor Fitzsimon, appear to be superior to those of other vessels from the Azores, and the Portuguese Commissioner expressed his satis faction at the condition of the pas sengers. The Bulletin is indebted to Mr. Hoffnung and Captain Dum breck for their kindness. MORTUARY REPORT For the month of Oct., 1883: Under 1 yenr.... 7 From 1 to 5 8 From 5 to 10... 0 From 10 to 20... 3 From 20 to SO... 0 Mnles,....40. Hawaiian 2S Chinese 19 Portuguese 1 From SO to 40... 9 From 40 to 50... 9 From 50 to CO. . . 2 From 00 to 70... S Over 70 0 Females 11. 8 B Islanders.... 1 Great Britain. . . 1 U.S.America... 1 Other nations 00. CAUSE OP DEATH : Asthma 4 Beliberi 7 Consumption. .. 5 Clioler.i Infan'm. 1 Collapse 2 Convulsions .... 4 Disease of Lungs 1 " " Heart 3 Debility I Dvsenterv 3 Dropsy Erysipelas Fever 3! Gastro Enteritis. 1 Injuries 1 Leprosy 2 Old age 5 Paralysis 4 Serous Appopl'y 1 Total 51 Number unattended 15 COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MORTALITY: Oct 1878 47 Oct 1881 40 Oct 1879 53 Oct 1882 54 Oct 188U 51 Oct 1883 51 J. H. Brown, Agent Board of Health. Note. Of the above, 8 were resi dents of other Islands. THE DILLINGHAM FURROW PLOW. Letters patent have recently been issued to Mr. Charles. C. Coleman, of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, and assigned to Messrs. Dillinghan & Co., for an improved double mould board furrowing plow, the object of which is to make a furrow from 12 to 16 inches deep in previously plowed and prepared land for plant ing sugar cane. The essential feature of the plow consists in making the mould board so that all its horizontal lines from the apex to the rear end are straight instead of concave, as heretofore made. This form presents the same angle to the earth all the way from front to rear, thereby avoiding the greater angle along the rear part, which causes the earth to clog until the cavity is filled up to a straight line, making the plow draw very hard by reason of the increased friction and of the mass of earth that must be pushed ahead. The mould boards are extended higher and lower and also further back to pre vent the earth from running back into the furrow when plowing deeply, and also to enable tho angles of tho board to bo made sharper for a given width of furrow. Tho inventor states that ho has found, in actual use, that tho plow readily clears itself in soil which cakes on the ordinary plow. (Scientific Ameri' can. NOTICE. THE undersigned wishes to inform his numerous friends that he has lpft Mr. S. Roth, and is now with Mr. Tregloan, Tailor and Clothier, whpre lie will be happy to boo hU old friends. 548 3t H. BANSTAN. Notice. DURING my absenco from this Kino dom, Mr. Nathaniel 8. Bnehs will carry on my business for mo under full power of-Attorney, A. M. MELLI8. Honolulu. Nov. 1st, 1883. 548 lw Notice. BEING about to leave the Kingdom, I liayo appointed 8. B. Dolo by Id ler of Attorney to act for me in all mat. tors during my absence, u, J, vyuisw. Honolulu, Oct, 30, i, icwa. 546 at Enormous pouts arc being made out of sugar in Fiji, but it is be coming moio and more evident that the old saying will bo literally ful filled, "Whosoever hath to lilui"Bliall ho given, and lie shall have more abundance ; but from him that hath not shall bo taken away even that that ho hath." It is the large capi talist, not the struggling planter, who reaps the advantages. A Honolulu Fugitive. Large handbills were pasted on the dead walls of Chinatown yesterday offer ing $200 reward for the arrest of Ah Hoo, said to bo a slayer of n countryman in Honolulu on the 14 th instant. The Mongolian stabed the man with a knife and escaped, it is supposed, on some vessel bound for this city. Examiner. Auction Sales by Lyons & Lovoy. Important Notice. M Giristmas Sales! A.O? AUCTION. ryt SATURDAY EVENINGS, December 8, 15 & 22, Wo will hold our Annual Christmas S ilea at our Sides ftooin, w ith tho larg est variety of useful and fancy articles over seen in Honolulu. Lyonb & Levey, Auctioneers. Wanted, A NURSE GIRL, immediately. Ap ply at the'. 540 tf HAWAIIAN HOTEL, A CARD. THE undersigned tenders his most sincere and heartfelt thnnks for the kind sympathy nnd substantial offers ot assistance, olleicd by his numerous friends for the considerable heavy loss, siibtaincd by tho late tire. Also tenders his thanks to the officers nnd members ot the Honolulu File Department in staying the further progress of the con flagration. Many thanks to Mr. Dodd and his men for tho prompt exertions taken to prevent the destruction of valu. able piopcrty. 547 3t F. HORN. Notice. THE PUBLIC AND HEREBY noti fled thatthe Honolulu Ice Works Co., and Artesian Ice Works Co. have formed a Co-partnership, and from and after Nov. 4th, all orders will be filled by the Honolulu Ice Works Co. Ex perience has shown that Honolulu can not support two Ice Companies, and Ice cannot bo sold less than 2) cents per pound, which will be. tho price from JNov. 4th. All customers, on the boons of cither Company will be served unless notice is given stopping orders. WILDER & CO. Iw547 W. E. FOSTER Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co., Reduction of Bates. FROM, AND AFTER SEPT. 30, 1883, the telephones of this Company wiihin the district of Honolulu, will be rented at the .following reduced rates, viz: For places of business, $5 per month. For private residences, $4 per month, t'ayable quarterly in advance. 5131m J. F. Brown, Secretary. To Bent or Lease. TWO FINE STORES, in the New I. O. O. F. Block, lately erected ,on King street, on site of fire. For terms, apply td L. WAY, 529 Ira Contractor and Bnilder. RAILWAY MATERIAL. Suitable for Plantation and Other Railways. ' i WE have now in Stock in Honolulu, ready for immediate delivery, full stocks of Railway Material, of Messrs. Fowler & Co's. manufacture, to which we invite the attention of Plan ters and the public generally: Steel Kails, of 10, 14 and 18 lbs. to the yard, wiih fish-plates, bolts and spikes. Patent Steel Sleepered Portable Track, of 10 and 14-lb. rails, with curved line, points and crossings to suit same. Points and Crossings, suitable for lo comotive trafllG on gauges of 20 and 24, inches. Sugar Plantation. Locomotives. Sugar Cane Cars, on .four or eight wheels. Patent Tipping Wagons, for forming embankments. We also keep on hand for the conven ience of plantations, a large and well selected supply of spare Axles, Wheels, Axle boxes, Bolts, Nuts, etc., to replace or renew parts of rolling stock already supplied by Messrs, Fowler & Co. i For further particulars apply to ' Messrs. 6. W. Marians and L, Green, Agents for Messrs, John Fowler ets Co. 540 2w Leeds, England. Wanted Immediately, 9 A GOOD STONE-CUTTER i must uiJ be thorough mechanics. Apply to It. JjIBUMAJN, Cuthedral Grounds, Berctania street. 545 lw Wanted, RESPECTABLE GIRL as nurse for one child in a private family, A Must speiuc .Hngiibii una come wen ro. commended, Applv at once to S, J. LEVEY & Co,, Grocprs, 033 Fort strpot I ! I i I' .' A . Notice. NEITHER GEO. W. SMITH, or D. McOARTNEY, Jr., are now in our employ, or have any further connection with our hoiifcp. ' 032 lm HOLLISTER ft CO. Notice. CAPTAIN J. A, MERTHENS has been appointed agent of tho "Ha waiian Humana Society." John S. Walker, President. Honolulu, Sept, 15th, 1883. 508 G. H. ROBERTSON, Drayman best teanu e town. relephone Vt. 5. 16 LOVIJOY & CO., Nos. 8 nnd 10, Merchant Street, Honolulu IMI'OI.TI.IIB AND JOUnUUB OP Ales fits, J ,,WM . MJ,XlM, Wbh to inform old friends and tho public generally that they have now a moie complete and Larger Assortment of Choico and Desirablo Goods, than ever befoic, which they will sell AT LOWEST I'OSStnLK PRICES. We arc constantly receiving additions to our slock, nnd fool sure of giving sat isfaction to all purchasers. 547 TJRY US. 3m Silk Screens! SILK SCREENS ! JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Zca landin, a lot of Handsome Silk Screens! Of all Colon, and BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED WING W0 TAI & Co., 24 Nuunnu Street. 54'1 lm California Redwood Oomp'y (LIMITED,) Offices, 123 Georgo Street, Edinburgh. California Redwood Co., 400 California Street, - - San Francisco, Eureka, Trinidad, Humboldt Co., Cal. THIS Company is prepared to con tract tor cargoes ot California Redwood to bo shippel dirccj. from their mills at current market prices. The Company will load ships, seat to San Francibco or Humboldt Bay, or will furnish cargoes, cost, freight and Insur ance. FALKNER BELL & CO, Agents. 547 lm San Francisco. KENNEDY & Co., Jobbing and Retail New Goods, Fresh Goods, Just Received Ex " Mariposa." Campbell's Fire-Proof Buildings No. 67 Hotel Street. P O. Box No. 297. 204 ly Ring up Telephone No. 240. Messrs. Kennedy & Co. beg to announce that they their store is the Depot for the Artesian Ice, and will always keep ICE ON HAND to supply customers and others. MULES! MULES II CAFr. CLUNEY wishes to notify Planters and others that he has SO MULES, just arrived per W. H. Dimond, for Sale, at his stable, at the Corner of Punchbowl and Quepn Sts. well broken to harness. ' 529 tf Thorough-bred Stallion For Sale. THE WELL-KNOWN AND POPU lar Stallion "KING WILLIAM" one of the finest Stallions ever imported into this Kingdom. For particulars ap. ply at once to 034 lm JOHN McKEAQUE. For Sale, Cheap, Ono Top Bi'ggy, and one Piano-Box Open Buggy; both in perfect order. An- ply t'20 Fort St., cor. School. 523 For Sale. THE Hoube and Lot on tho Plains, near the residence of Mr.W. It. Seal, and lately occupied by Mr. A. Dudoit. Apply to CECIL BROWN, 531 tf Kahumanu street. Good Business Chance. FOR Sale a RESTAURANT in a good location, doing good solid business, wiih groceries, llxtures, furni ture, etc. 15 years lease Addreu, H. F., 681 3m This Office WM. McCANIMLESS, No. fl Queen street , . .Fish Market, Dealer in choicest Bert, Vonl, Slutton, i'lsh, Ac, lc. Family nnd Shipping Orders carefully attended to. Live stock furnished to vessel at Hhtut notice, and Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order, 310 ly To let. ONE nOOM, suitable either for a lady or gentleman. Pleabantand quiet locality, about 10 minutes walk from town. Apply this office. 484 To Let. HOUSE AND PREMISES ON Union street, mauka of nnd ad. A joining tho Bell Tower and Hook & Ladder premises. The house contains f rooms and pantry with kitchen, store, bath and servants' moms, und will be nut in thorough repair boforo occupancy, Tho abovo premlsos nro vory desirable for warehouse sites, being near the busi. ncss center of the town and cun bo had for such purposes if desired. Apply to J. M. Monbahrat. Oil tf 37 Merchant tr8t. whirs & Sim DILLINGHAM & CO.'sV BULLETIN OF ftSEWGtifeDS! just BisciarvxsD, invoices or HARKNESS FERE EXTINGUISHERS ! Guaranteed to put out twice as large a fire in half the time of any other machine It docs not get out of order, and Is always ready for me. Every lcidoucc, Sugar Mill nnd Sloic should have one. Magneso-Calcito Fire Proof Safes & Boxes Absolutely fire-proof. "With large! percentage' of inside spaco than any other safe We are Som Agents for tun Amove. x NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PLATED WARE; Wire Cloth, Wire Netting, Rice Cloth, Barb Fencing "Wire, Pumps, Windwills, Tanks, HYDRAULIC RAMS. Slciclernto Oil in DFivo Gallon Tins. !Koroscno nnd Libricating Oils a specially. A good stock on hand and to arrive. Call and examine our New Goods. DILLINGHAM & CO. MACNEALE & With Patent Inside Boltwork and Hinge Cap. o o CL 3 J2 a CO iT "cj t. tf U A Large Assortment of these justly Celebrated Safes Just Arrived. Over 500 in daily use Safes Sold for Gash, or For Prices, Circulars, etc., apply to 510 tf b THE GREAT I. X. L. STORE, Corner Nuuanu a d Queen Sts. No Bombast Simply an announcement THE ABOVE STORE IS NOW OPEN WITH Largest Assortment of G-oods ' . Jwer Bhown bere without exception, consisting in part: Dry, Fancy and House Furnishing Goods, , f Embroideries, Laces, and everything that comes under the above heading. , WITHOUT EXAGGERATION , Tie Larcest and Finest Stoct of Men's, Boy's ' and You li's Clothing. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, too numerous to itemize. -Don't forget the GREAT I X L STORE, Corner of Nuuann and Queen Streets. ' 535 6m A. WrteNBERG, Proprietor. - E. O. HALL & SON, (LIMITED.) Havo just addod largoly to their Varied Stock oJ Hardware, General Merchandise, And Plantation Goods, of- every description, THE BEST LUBRICATING OILS, By tho " Martha Davis," Ovorland, via San Francisco; The-D.CMurrav," " H. W. Alray," Mnllsgate," W. II. Dimond" and from England, via Panama. Shortly expected by the Henry James, from New York, and the Ceylon, from Boston, a very full line of '' Plows and Agricultural Implements ! UAKINQ THE ' Most complete assortment ever offered in this, Kingdom. U ,1 3fl ' Bird Cages, URBAN SAFES ' 03 tea "3 O O on the Hawaiian Islands. on the Installment Plan. C. O. BERGER, General Agent, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. THE '' ci J lntb Sfi . ' '? 'I ( i. " ,&tm ld&S&,, Jt. - -" i-yfc. t" -W -