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BY AUTHORITY.
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Tlu' Inipeetois of the lt. District,
1st. Precinct, will hold meeting? on
July 2nd. and Hid, irom -i to 8
o'clock f. M., ut the Government
Nursery, for tho pur. orc of making
iiny addition or changes to the pre
sent register.
E. Ci. AC HUMAN,
J. LUOA3,
500 td J. (JAM MSA, JR.
Registration Notice!
2nd District, 1st Precinct.
Tin Inspectors of the '.'ml Dfotiicl,
lut Pn.cir.ct, will hrld .1 mreting at
Water Oflice, Xiuianu street, on
TIIUUSDAY. Julv 3, 1S0O, fiom 1
to 7 p. ni for the pttrpoMiof register
ing voters and conocling tin' legist er
ALFKEI) W. OAP.TI.lt.
Chniim.iu Poind of Inspector.
0t)2 td
Siill District, M PrwiKt
A meeting of tin- llout.l if lnspcc
toi of Election oi j-bove Precinct,
will be held .it tlu Polling pluc
(Hon. "W. II. Ilie'rt bun), Hchool
-'lett, on THURSDAY, July .lid,
from -t to S r m , li v the purpwe of
cuic.cting thti lrst ut voter foi.
Nobler.
JON WHAN &H AW,
.7J2 Id Chairman.
Registration Notice!
3rd District, 2nd ProcincL
'the lm-pietois of the 5'.rd District,
2nd Pirclnel, will hold u met ting at
Alitolani Hiile.on TIlPltSDA Y.July
It, 1S90, irom 7 to 1 p m , tor the
puipose of ifiristciiiig v, vi'tn and
eorieeting the r(gitoi.
iii:m;y ft.tini,
(Jhiiiimau Iioirdnf Inpectdis.
.r.fJ2 Id
4t& District. 1st Precinct,
'llu tn-i)eetori ot tlu lnt Pruciiict,
Fouith Divtrict, ivdl hold meeting
THURSDAY and PHI DAY EVEN
INGS, aid and If li Julj , fiom rt to 9
o'clock, at China Engine Hoiue, M.i
uual.f.i tuet, lui tho purpose of
making any additions or change to
thf piccnt Utj-'ifitei ot Votei for
Nobleo
J A ME11P.TENS,
Cliairrniin.
SAMMAHELONA.
tfAM DWIGHT,
.'it)l Id Inspectors.
gistration
4:h Di-.tiict, 2nd P.e:lcc
IJie ln-jif ( 101 1,1 Eleet'on for the
above named Pir. 'tin t will ie 111 at
tendance ir. tli'- 1-11 Tower, on
WEDNESDAY, July 2nd, from 1 to
8 I-, ji., foi tho put pose of registering
uew otei& and cwiiecting tlj re
gistry ('. T. RO!H4EltS,
Chiiirniiin l'.oaul of Tnhpeetftm. .
s"92 4i
lasiiiictM's' Soticc.
Notice is lietehy given that the
Inopeelm f tlic lit and 2nd. Pre
clude, of the fith Difinct, will In Id a
meeting: foi thy juirio-t of c'iirr"i't
iug thti liht of vntfis fur TrbJr, mi
WEDEHDAY, Julv 2, 1MK). at the
Itei'orin Seh'Kil, lim 15 1 . ji. to '.) 1 . m.
P. WUNDENltEliG,
Chaitmau let. I'icc, .rith. Dk-t.
,Vm AL'LD,
Cliidrniiiu 2ttd Pm . ")lh lift
.'iSMJ Hi
Water. Notice .
lit jiei orilaufc with 'ee. I.nf Chap
ter XXVI I ot the I.Hf of loSli
All puiMiu. holding ,n r privilege 4
in thofi jiaviug u.iIm nit e, ,11 1- lioro
by notillid Ihiit. tht vs.itet ritti r. foi
the tetin inuliiig Dii'(uiib"i !tl, ls'.t',
will be due and pityuhle m llu ofllri
of (hi) Honolulu Wateiwotl.il, on iho
11 1 m t Uhj'oI July, IMH)
All hueh rati'' leumliiiug nnjuud
for Aft Jim ii;i t aftei thoy hij jjue,
will la KiibjiTl to an aihlitiuiutl 10
pin ron!
Purtlm 1'ioliig rule will pl-weo
luiiu; tliKir hint uuolplh.
Itatey Min Nytihhi 111 thn ollloe of
Iho Vfl!uniorl in i'0 Uiuha
Mlilll)(.
-'v- .
G&r41fiiF
1st. District, IsLPnclicL
Tho el.itult) allowing no discretion,
utricl onforocnient of thin cLiut will
lc made.
CUAS. D. WILSON',
Suptjf on. Waterworks.
Hoaoluln, Juno 15, 1890.
-' 593 2w
It has pleased His Majoty the
King to confer upon
MONSIEUR ALFRED HOUI.E
Tho decoration of Qiand Oilleer of
tho ltoyal Order cf the Ciown of
Hawaii,
Iol.ini Palace, June 27, 1S00
501 2t
The Office of tho Audiloi-General
hei been removed to the loom down
st-iirn, foimeily occu))icd by 0. 1'.
Iiiukea, OoiuiuU'ionnr of Crown
Land. J. J.ltOSS,
Auditoi-Gciiond.
Honolulu, June 2o, 1SPQ. 5S0 3t
It has plowed Hh Mnjeaty the
King to appoint tho following iren
tlonien to lie member of the Board
of Health: i
J. O. Carter, I'.tq,, vice L A. TIuim-ton.J.i-q.,
resigned.
JIN Excellency Hon. A. P. Peter
on, vicn Hot). P. M. Damon, ic-.
signed.
Tne Hoard of Iloalih ii now consti
tuted as follow:
Dr. J H. Kimball, President;
lln Kvccllency A. P. Putin, on;
Hon. W. E. Eowell;
Hon. J. T. Waterhouce, Jr ;
J. O. Carter, Esq.
lolani P.il.u'0, Juno ?fi, lKPfj.
591 3t-117 It
'r it is
f aiTn HuITtfin
Plcdit'd to tinthcr Sett or Party,
Jlut t'ttnblixlitil for lf.c bmrfit of nil.
SATURDAY, JUNK 23, 1SD0.
QAHU COLLHCE.
Fortj ..liiih AiuilMTNir; t,ruilu
ltlln J'.xoirJncH.
Cetittnl Un'on Clmrclt wnilUled
to the lobby jestcrday eening, for
the celebration of the foity-ninth
unniversary of Oahu College. The
church w.ih grandly decorated. A
screen of ines beating the motto,
in CJretk signitin "Overcome,"
of the graduating clasb in icd llow
er half hid the organ, and the
whole choir loft was made to look
like a conbervatoty. Palm leacs,
lilies, lof-ei, and other plants and
flowers made a licit display on the
platform. The front of the gallcr.i
opposite was covered with green,
relieved brightly with wreaths ol
gorgeous hue
Tlie idliars and
chandelier-j were decked pi of usely
... . . .. Ja .. . J
witlvfeins and lioweis. Fullowimi
wan the order of exeicises, wliieh
took over two hours to go through:
Oijlmii Voluntary "KantaM't" G mi
nor .'. llaeh
Kcv. .1. D. JNell.
Prav er
Itev. A. X. PUhor.
Chorus -".sanetus" Gounod
ri!iiili.nls of the Colli'fp.
lolht Oldlgjto by Piof. i.W . V iiiidMy.
E"iiiy Woni.m Quickening- a Na-'
thn's Coii-eletieo
llan let G. Potl.es
Oration -Ituiiur, Poet and llutoikiu...
Homy J. K L.iuun
l'inno Dui't "loliata, "Tiuaiitclie"'...
tthi'bibi'igC't
iii-s ta-ue nut sir. jn-n 11,
Ess.iy Lnipeior Ku.deiiek
Agnes 15. Jiuld.
OiatiniiTlie l'rcueh J.'evolutlnn and
Jt Inllueiiee
Jtutiis A. Lyman, jr.
Videdietoiy Addrc-s
(Villi dletm Inn chosen by the Li ue.)
Henry. I IC. Luniu.
Pri'oi'iitatinn of Diplonias
Mtlit ''1 Pear no Kue" Pinsutl
J-incr.t 15. Lyman.
Annlver-.aiv Addrt'i JMncatlcn for
iJiticuhl
Itev. W. (J. Menlit.
Choi iu .March irom "Montfort"....
ltlielaheiger
Students of tho College.
Ilenedletlon.
JHsfi .Indd's oration was eloquent
in matter und delivery. She did
decidedly the bust Apeak log of the
evening.
Mr. II. d. Iv. Lyman in his vale
dictory addressed President Meiritt
in affectionate terms on behalf of
the class, referring to the impioving
trnusfoi uialion that had taken place
under his incumbency. !Je naid
Puuahou hud been changed so much
that it would hardly hetccognUtible
now to one who had not mcii It for
tho tevrn yearfl. He wished tlie re
tiling I're-iident and Mr. Meiritt
godspeed in their journey to their
now homo, where the -tui1cnU lelt
it"uurot' that Mrs. MctriU?) abilities
would win him the sumo succest Hint
he had achieved liere.
Mr. Meiritt, In pienenting tlie
diplomas in tho gradu-iting ehi'-s,
tald that the efleet of their training
should liave taught them I hat the
moM liilluoiitlal elements of lifo neiu
thu forces from within rilher than
from without. Think' fur.tniiii'elvi'a,
itiuid by .vour concliisioii'j, ho mill,
iiuil closed with u reclpiooation id
their I'xpicbHloiid ot frtendHhip.
Mr. MenlM, m hit uiiulv urnurji.
ndilress, fmld that thn lliijiiie--"J.du
cation tor u.ui'.eiMiiip nan ueen n
.. . .....
Hnylotc llmt HlmluviT wo upulil r"
can pupcr. Ills iiilml Imd b-er. ' :,:'V:!1Vh,V!Jl,',lll, Vu,,u,,"y' I A I'nH.. h;.uned nl'ldilMUno I Hlil olTtlliry AHIHoh'i "
woiklngon It for Ndiim Hum, mrlv. j '" "l "'" y 'A iitiioi omi'W on the MmuU, for the pmiiiiMoi h-
lug iiL coiioliihlmii soiuuhIiuL ni 6m j,v V i-Ihliii t.v 'Wei miien '"dug Hie lunrijee of uh;.I Iim. ln rjMIEIfj; will bo i. Miloof Piiii.') Aid.
viirlnni'ii with hlu inevlnus vlnwn - 'M""M"'" "v'"""'" mny hn fnuiiil ut III mil ullleo on olp I olec. r i e j Iiiimi in, at Quoin
1? II S I lb', 'iMHEWOUKINQMAN'.SPAPEn , Hrfoi liuinoon I'iiii nml Ahhr-n iiimu. Emin.. Hall, or? PKIDAV; .lulv II
110 minimi VOII lIUIIIUOIlll 111 lllli I .ni, ihi u ilTlti, h.. n r.h J nni un mmtin i i I i ia I iwan ... ,i ,. i... i. .. .i..'i..
nrmninrm, niti. inmiv in inn .rnnria inn , iiiiii.iiiti in iiieneiir iiii. Miiine .11 . i
DAILY BULLETIN : HONOLULU, li. I., JUKE 28, 181)0.
incorporated Into the lifo of a nation
we must lust introduce, in the teach
ing of the schools. Hawaii hid
popular self-government for only 2.
years, and it would bo n tniiaclo if
situ made a &ucccs3 of it in one
Ijcneratkui. A greater miracle
would be that her unparalleled mix
lure of races could he incorporated
into a homogeneous and intelligent
body politic. Under the peculiar
circumstances ot tbis uountiy tli'j
demand must be made that n chief,
if not tho most important place be
given, In the vstem of public in
struction, to the inculcation of good
morals. Method is Important nut
matter is essential. Methods change
hut truth is cnduiing. Instiuetion
in the duties and princlulca ot clti-
zenshft should be given a place in
evety coutse of piimnry education.
It not ttuight then only a small pro
portion ot tho children will ccr
learn them." The speaker g'ivo
btatislics of the numbers of children
attending high schools whetc poli
tical economy was taught, fiom
which lie anived at tho conclusion
that not over one-half pcrcsnt of all
school children received instruction
in the piinclples of good govern
ment and tlie duties of cltuciiJ.ii,
so that tliev should be prepared for
the storms of poli ioal life or the
tpiictci duties of citizens Tf Ha
waii is to maintain a name and au
autonomy, liet childien must be in
structed in morality and self-control.
A movement in this matter had bet it
inaugurated by a circular Issued by
the Butitd of Kducation the past
year. Instruction in those subjects
should be made obligatory in all
school, and might be carried to the
extent of intioducing text books
identilied with these islands rilher
tlein with a coiintiy two thousand
mile3 away. To have loe of a
country you must have a coiintiy
wot thy of being loved. Theie
forc, all who have any tiling
to do with the pri.'j-etvation ' of
the law should f.ec that they are
respected. The want of education
for citizenship is the iause of a laige
amount of lawle-snesrs. The hope
of the country lies in measures ?o
earnest and education o eompichcn
she as will nise the masses. To
make good Hawaiian eiti.ens out of
the English, tJeriuan. American, and
Portuguese nationalities, theit chil
dren should have identical ttainiug
in self-control and correct principles.
ANewYoik ollleia! naid tint the
common schools there weto educat
ing tho tuibiilent iius-es into order
and respect toi authority. The
speaker cmphasi.ed llu necessity of
good character m teaclieii..
The crotches lasted oer two
houis, but most of the audience re
mained to the close.
SAM0AMKEW8.
(FiOii Ihe km moan 7'lme'-.)
The United Statej Government
has made : lie Samoat; Uovernuient
a present of the wieik'i ot the Tren-
ton and Vand.dia. 'J'hcie i a coiu
sidei able amount of valuable com-
1!. .... I..l. .1 .1.!... 1I..1.I
mndittcs on both tlieso hhip, Hull.1
excepting the gtuia having been
taken fiom lliem.
The new Hrillsh Consul, T. IJ.
Cusiack-Sniitli, has arrived and
taken charge of the Consulate.
Mr. II. M. Sewall, Ameiieau Con
sul, was warmly welcomed on his
leturn.
The Siumu chtof Olo, charged
with using seditious language, has
been lined $G0.
A butcher named Kaltofen &ud
denly departed for Australia, leav
ing many creditors to mourn his
absence, and among them an old
Hawaiian who lost 31,000.
Samuih. V. Duekninii, an Ainen
ean, and Albino his wife, a Porta
gucce,,ue in cm-tody in S.iu Francisco
lotcruel tte.itmenl i,i a teii-ytar-old
gill that they told neighbojs they
bought in Honolulu.
xunuF.
ALL pilv.uc lull agahi't me mut
be ue-eutcd fo- iy mi'iit hcfoiu
July 1.1, lS'JO, oi else the i-.iuiu will not
be pdd dining my abs-enee fiom this
Kingdom.
mi ut S. EUR LICIT.
NOTICE.
A LI bills owtns to S Ehilleh, Pio
ptietorot the l'tini'leot I'akhlon,
ami now btaiuliug live taunthx ami over,
If ilot m tiled befoio thr ;;id ot July,
will then bu pliecd ill the li.ui'U uf a
colleeior. jjOI3t
DIVIDEND NOTJOE.
THE holdi-rs of the Flock ot (he Ke
ilprocliy Pusar Co. ate heiehy
notllltil that a ohlilend will be payable
at tlmoOheof W. G. Ii win A Co., oa
MOXDAY, June SO. IS'M). .
W. K CAS'l'l.i:,
C92 It iMeietau.
4thJUJ-Y !
ALL pel sons dcblTou of nilwiilblng
to thu fund for the eeletiinlinu of
tho eoinini; 4ih Jul. v.ilt Ihid llnis at
the htoici of Me.Nin 15 0, Hall it Son,
llolllxter ii Co. .tail lleiiMUi, Smllh i'c
Co., foil tiroi.'t.
W. V. ALLEX.
MM fie Chahiii.tn Phinnee t onuu'tten.
XOTK3I0 l( CliKDIYOltH.
ALL pitiMiiif on the fland' of Oahu.
Mlll.l.fll llll.l Ml. Ill 111! L llltS l' .(Il.lU
I ' ..-'.'. , . ..,
, npj.iliiit iliu llawulliin Paelili- liable ( o
r month
itttfOKUIMMMMBflMmM
Auction Sales ly Lewis J, Levey.
AT AUCTION.
A ilagnlllcuit "Henley Regatta" Pica
tare lloat.
Jut imported by the Ship "llorrow-
d.ilon liom Loudon.
Tho undersigned hns received hi'truc-
tlous to offer at Ptibjlu Aiicllmi
Oa Monday Next, Juno 33, at Neon,
The Mngiililceiit Pleasure Hoat, lilcly
ou e.vldljltlon at the Stoics ot U. W.
Maifarlane & Co. The ltoat Is com
plete in c 017 iepect with O.irs, Masts,
S its, Velvet Culilon, Hoat JlOok',
Locker, hleci lag Gear, Citiva Cover,
Ac., .e., and for tieaitiy of Jluish can
not be excelled. Tide sale ofKis a gtand
opportunity for young men to fonna
club and own their own boat forie
gatta dava and for row'lng esercNe,
nftvrnoou mid evenings.
LL3WJS J. LEVEY,
r.'Jl 2t Auetloneer.
Fresh Frozen
"..'
oct
Mt
w.
cro
illy
I N ICD
JUST RECEIVED
Pft '-S K Austrnlli,'
Ai The Beaver Saloon
II. .?. SUi.TE. I'ropi'letur. '
r.fltat
OCIJAMO
Steamship Comp'y
KOlK SJLJT ritANOIRCO,
I lie Al tJti'Jinmhii
"AUSTRALIA,"
Will Ua.i Honolulu for thr time
port oa
Saturday, Juiy 5th,
At O O'elOi'li.
1 oi K l!.Iii 1 1 iVB.i uci , nily I"
Wit. G IRWIN & CO.. AsrfiUU.
fl)' 1
EPI1P1T
? fia fit? ii? U a B B B fc
just ifiTst-vyivwo :
Ex. Win. If. Dlmotid,
GASBH SBfiDBFTT BRAND
-or-
COAL OI L
or high rr.bT.
LKWIS & CO.
:b'i lin
Meat
i$
Pi"
Sja i
Oil jUUXDAV, July 2 1st,
I
There will bo Fold at Public Atutlon,
al Kaliikiaui, Maul,
100 Hsafi Cows & iltlKii
KOItB or i.C83.
t'-tf A goud oppoitnnliy to piocuro
line fnutk. f7D l in
STEELKAILS
III it I l Hit k'er Vuil,
JiEt leeeUcd ev "Uoriowdile " For
sale by
G. W. MACFAR'LANE & CO.
r-8 tf
A. Ch SILVA,
OD i 07 Hotel ttn.t,
IMX'ORTUl 01'
Farnitnre, M& tilng & Carptt Laid
Cui'iiloi) I'rileu,
Pine Upholfteriug ami Padding a i-pe-elally.
Juno 10-Cin
WANTED
fpWOHrlRhl and Pollle Young Men
L to woil; on the hwltehbuaid ot tho
Mutml Teleplioue Co. Apple lo
CO. ItU'liGKlt,
fiSt If Pieieiaiy.
W-ANTKJ1
AGIItT.lo do light hniiMiWoik atnl
to look idler a couple ol eldldinu
Xono wliliout being well U'eoinuieuileil
ik ed apply, fall on Mm, CO lleiger,
coiner Ifuielanla and Piutahoii UrcK
,C77jf
Dr. liKXJM (J, IWcMKKW.
l and 0 to tf p. i
""
Hi) liu
LIFE
Cask Assets,
WT For full partlculats apply to
Deo-24-80
3MJ
Fresh Cakes,
la IP S t
Plain
&
Jumbles, Coffee Calces, Crackers,
3T And will he DELIVERED PP.LE of CHARGE to any
Cofi'io, Ten, Chocolate Si Milk, i
Steaks, Chops, VMi, H.nii &. Eegz,
&5rs BimeTi"
tili.trimniifriifcfwi tt
Till
O. rJT.
nasaa
i nm 1 1
TAHITI : LEMONADE
m
H it V IIHGIIIB tf liCHiia a
Sole Proprietors of
laser Ale, Hop Mb, (toaiie, Rasiilierryads, Sarsanaila, Mineral Mm, Etc.
4 All conmtunicutJoiiB
389 tm
laeMiBryFir Sals !
The follow tnr. Maeldiier) foimlnir
putt ot the m:ii Mill Pl'ini will bo Fold
at public auction at an caily date unli"-3
dl.-poed of -,i.;.u:-ly J,y pilvate sain.
Paitiis desirous ut pt'iinli'iSiiigany poi
ttun ot ibis Maeldncn can get puii
ealaii aud prlci'i frmii the uiidei liniid:
1 28X48 1111 & GeP.?i!ir
tot
"-pate Giai V.'iie'.-l a. Pinion
I lCxlfi Fn-lae. f-pate Gear Wheel 3
Pinion;
&
f. MiOule 'lnililcr whh Fiitlni:, 4
eoiiiilete;
1 JidcVllwiter.lt fl. long 12 hidla-
IlK'ter;
a i tu. W. I. Clcanlus P'ns Cxl2x2.7;
1 0s7 Doutile I'tfu't, complete Willi
Pump ,1 finite;
1 6x20 Galloway Bjlle?, compute;
1 fivlC Tubular TtuPor, eouui'etei
1 Sugar Car H in. W L, 1x0 1x3.1;
1 sugar Cooler, R"S.(i20;
1 Sugar Cooler, 0 i!."i fiv.'Oi
J Sunai Conlei. Jxr, r,20;
1 Tank in. W 1.. 7.0v2(Wt?i
1 Sleun Pump, dl-ehaigu;
i Ho. 5 "BLAKE FEED PUMP,
2 III ike Pumps, j ilUchaige;
I Lathe. t'O eliuel: IJ it. long, bed;
1 Heavy Vice,
1 Faltbanki Platform Scales, ?0x2S;
Mill Itiilldlmr, lOxlMx'Jl; and Poller
fchcil, allcov. wlthCoiiugatcdlroiii
Pin' Hi Ick, aHo a large ii'-t-m tmonc of
2nd Hand CocSs, Valves, ripln-.',
Etc., Etc
J NO. HIND.
Poi Mar Mill To . Kohala, Hawaii
Mil 111!
Electricity is Lifo !
MAXY pei'-oui. tlud a uiuilviate np
plication of Kleiulcliy P.encilehil.
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always beui'lllR Itlii'iiilniti-in, Nfiti.ilgln,
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and li very beiicilelal In e.iw ot General
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On Qucau Blieiil,
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Guaranteed Bonds
ISSUED BY THE
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REMOVAL!
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(Kent the Cu-tom Homso)
Wo iu uow pt.piirt-il i.) furnish at short notice, and of primo quality, any
rd the following High CWs Actated Bevotaged.
Flalii, svnt, Loinoii, Stmtey of Gnu .Sola,.
atubapurilla. S.trsaparilln & Iron Water, and Crab
Applo Cider.
U-mg r.M'lusively the HYATT PUKE WAl'EIl SYSTEM. S
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FIGURED INDIA SILKS
THE LAHGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
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