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I) " ' ,",-''' EVENING BULLETIN, OCTOBER 0, 1890. HAavr iiiuutf)WMmimmwwwr.iiwwwii - IW)Mlil.WI ,t 6s- i?v H ' BY AUTHORITY. Postal Savings Bank No tice. Notice I hereby Riven that from and alter .Hmwy ), I"t7. the ratu of Interest allowed mi l'uftil Sntlin; lhnk necuunU will lie four anil one linlf (4) jier cent per annum. .103. M OAT, 4J")3t. I'lutinmtor flencrat. 5i; Euei)ii)($ Bulletin, DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. TUESDAY, OUT. G, 1800. THE JUDGESHIP. Should a nn'stako bo niado in tlio soloction of u Circuit Judge now, if it is only bud ouougli to bo too b.id, it would doubtless bo roctitipcl by tlio Sonato's disap proval two years honco. Much harm could bo done, liowever, by an incompetent incumbent in that timo. It is a great pity that tho oilice does not attract lawyers of long residence, mature knowledgo and ripo exporience. Nobody could fill this bill moro satisfac torily than Mr. Kosa--a nativo of tho country, a well-read student and above the average- as an ad vocate. That gentleman is under stood, however, to bo averse to giving up his praclico for tho bench. The country is scarcely far enough advanced to insist on tho local residonco idea. How many lawyers properly eligible for tho vacant position aro there in tho Circuit whose residence Ihero is not comparatively of very Tecent date r With Mr. Itosa in temporary incumbency tlio Piohi dont hns time to look over tho wholo field and make tho beat choice available. As a lawyer and a judge himself, President Dole fcatcely needs any advice in tho matter. NOT A BOOM. It is a groat mistako to say that Honolulu has had an exceptional building boom in tho past three years. Probably moro money was spent in erecting business blocks and structures of a public nature in any corresponding period for a dozen years previ ous. Indeed, the greater part of business Honolulu, ns it now Mauds, was built in tho ton or eleven years prior to 1893, mid tho same titno witnessed tho tearing of Kauniakapili and Cou tral Union churches, tho Katnoha meha huhool buildings, the Police Station, tho Kapuaiwa building, No. 3 firo-station, and other public or semi-public buildings. Thero has been a gratifying amount of activity in tho oxten bion of tho residential area all along, with perhaps a consi derably increased ratio in tho 3ast year from different stimu lating causes. The town has been growing right straight nlong, .ono might say, from the inauguration of tho recipro city treaty twenty years ago. Thero is uo particular boom just now and it is wrong to send an impression abroad that skilled labor is in demand for tho build ing trades. CHECKED EMIGRATION. Brazilian immigration agents lately worked up tho Fronch Labi aiiB of Quebec to such an ex tent that a largo steamer at Mont real was crowded with emigrants lor tho big South American re public, ft was in vain that the press hud warned tho population of tho peril of Hying to ills they know not of, for a largo propor tion of the habitant) never road a -newspaper, therefore is outside tlio sphere of press influence An immeuso crowd of their com patriots, however, gathered at tho liver to see tho self-exiling people off. Tho crowd denounced tho emigrants' action as both utiwiso and unpatriotic with such olo quonco that many of tho intend inc passoucors, including entire I families, recovered thoir baggngo and walked down the gangways not .to roturu. These French-Canadians would likely make a valuable element of labor supply for llawaii if thoy could bo got. Thoy aro hardy and industrious, and, when their con tracts woro ouded, would mako good sottlers. Of ono of tho brightest races in tho world, their children taught in our scIiodIs would bo good material for build ing up the commonwealth. Used to popular institutions tlio parents would encourage thoir sous to qualify for tho franchise. Thero aro somo points of resemblance I betweon tho French and tho Ha waiian races lively spirits, natu ral oloquonco, hospitality, etc. These remarks aro only in tho line of suggestion, justified, how ovor, by tho roported desire of our planters to introduce labor of Eu ropean races. "Parent" is probably hypercriti cal in his satirical estimate of part of tho teaching methods to which his child is subjected. Mangoes ought to bo as good certainly they nro equally interesting, to say tho least fur counting sym bols in school ns tho uueutable balls in an abacus. Still it can not bo denied that a groat deal of the text books, us woll as of tho methods of touching, now extant t-oems to have boon invented on the presumption that all children aro congenital idiots. Beading books for children who have long since mastered words of more than ono syllable are fillod with non sonsical jabbor about nothing, when thoy might bettor be tho vehicles of convoying usoful in formation to tho growirg mind. An eclectic article elsewhere, headed "Nobility in Hard Linos" by tlio way, "r lyalty" was tho word used in tho paper fiom which it was cut mentions tho preseut Premier of Great Britain as having onco worked with pick and shovel in the Australian gold mines. This is a fact that has been hoard rotated by Australians in Honolulu. Perhaps this is ono reason of Lord Salisbury's sue cess in undeimining the diploma tic schemes of other countries. Petroloum V. Nasby's cross roads philosophy survives its au thor His treatment of tho silver quostiou eighteen years ago ro tains its cogency of leasoniug for tho preseut controversy. It leavos nothing to bo decided but tho question whether free coinage will or will not prove to bo a de preciation of tho currency. An interesting study in pouolo gy is afforded in that story of a French convict who found hiB clandestine liberty insupportablo from its many hardships and who sought surcouso from his woes in a return to penal banishment. Bicycle club usefulness would bo enhanced by tho discounten ancing of "scorching" on tho sheets. The practice is all too provalent aud will inevitably yield a crop of accidents if not sup pressed. Tho Pacifio Hardware Co. havo received by tho Australia two con I signmouts of picturo moulding I aud mat board, and aro prepared ' to executo orclors at lower prices I than ovor kuowu bofoie in Hono I lulu. Assignee Notice. Tlio u ml c reigned, the Ali;nee In Bank ruptcj of tlio JJatiito of II V liurtelinann, (jlvi-s noilco tuat lie lia HU-il In tlio CI cult Court, l'lret Circuit. Hawaii in Isluutln, IiIb uciounU us eiicli Awlgaeti and hat asked for a hcttleiuent of tlio siiiiu and a ilUclnuc und thai hearing on tho binio lum been ti.t lor Kilduy, October Dili. lSJfl, a ID o'c ck a. in. V MUMI.ENDOHF, .fslnnec of tlio Katateof II I'. Ilvitelniaun, bankrupt. IM-Bt tyToptaS ON' AEAT CHOPPERS, BIRD CAGES AND RAIN GAUGES. Before Whitelaw Reid be came Minister to France he devoted a good deal of his time to the conduct of his pa per, the Tribune. The copy editors who put up the head lines of stories of the day fell into the habit ol making most of them interrogative, as, for instance, "Was it murder or suicide?" or "Did she kill him for love?" or "Will the Presi dent sign it?" etc. The whole.paper was speck led with interrogative points. The thing had been going for weeks, till one day a postal ar rived, addressed to Mr. Reid, and marked personal. It read as follows: "I'm getting awful tired of your questions. Why don't you find out something? A great newspaper is supposed to know eveiything, and ought not to annoy its readers with needless inquiries. This morn ing you asked: "Will Ar. Piatt consent?" How the h-1 do I know? That night an order came that the Tribune must ask few er questions. In spite of Whitelaw Reid's experience we are tempted to ask the people of Hawaii a few leading questions, just an even half a dozen of them. Question l Have you seen the new improved American Meat and Vegetable Chop per? If you haven't it will pay you to call and take a look at it. It has an automatic rotarymove ment as well as the up and down chopping motion. They are simply and cheap and a child can operate them. Question 2 Have you seen the new, Brass Bird Cages we have just received? They are beauties and they only cost from 2.0 to $4.$0 according to style. Question Have you seen the Painted Bird Cages we are offering at 1.25 to $2.00? Question 4 Have you seen the Hartman Steel Wire Mats we are offering? The rainy season is coming on and they are just what you want. They are cheap, cleanly and indestructible. Question J Have you seen the Rain Gauges we have lately imported? With one of these little instruments you can laugh at the Clerk of the Weather and give him a point er after every storm. Question 6 Haveyou seen the latest thing out? It is a portable bootblack stand, made of iron, which can be screwed to a post anywhere and moved in any direction. Must be seen to be appreciated. Complete with brushes, two kinds of blacking, etc., only 2.0. TI-IE Hawaiian Hardware Co. LIMITED, Opposite Spreckels' Bank, NO. 307 FORT STREET. I member RjsraiaaajsHsifflHiaMaMiMisiaiaiiSEnQfa that wo aro prepared at all times to do your Copper Plato Engraving and Printing on Cauls, Wedding and Society Stationery; Announcements, otc. Also, Pino Monogram Em bossing, Address Dies aud Stamping in colors or plain. Cards from your plato S1.G0 por hundred. 1 H. F. Wichman, KOKT STRtSET. Don't you need n watch? One thnt you can depend upon. The kind wo sell. We nre selling Wnlthaius in a dust proof case for and fully warrant them in overy respect. Wo sell other makes, some ns low as 5.00, others as high as $200.00. Our stock is so largo, wo would take pleasure in helping you to a watch at so low a price your pocket would not feel tho lift. No pie plates sold, ut most reliability in every piece. H. F.Wiclimaii aaiaiEIEIffl5I3JSIiffla,3I3M3JHI5I5EiaJSIt2r3I wwers GUiick Cutting, Light and Serviceable. ALL SIZES. Moderate Prices Castle & Gooke imiM "THE GLOBE" (X-jIm.ited.-) J' iV4i I WR KnowSedg V ti a HSVzm oA....u m t im i ii in i.m jrw mi m m m mi m r o sum m i uwca ml I 1 (is W- m IJs tho best shoemakers in tho world trade and we don't know of anything too gooil for the people of this town. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., 33icr Shoe Store. $75.00 If you aro thinking of getting a Bicycle, now is tho timo to get ono while thoy last. This offer of Eamiileiis at 875.00 is not a cut in price, bo don't wait oxpocting to see the price como auy lower. Wo nre offering 1895 wheels at this price and there aro but a fow loft. This wheel is fitted with tho Great G-. & .T. Tire which has proven so satisfactory in this laud of tho Iviawo Tliozn Wo also havo n stock of tho 189G wheels both ladies and gents which wo aro offering at a low figure and on easy terms. Como in and havo u look at our wheels and satisfy yoursolf that we are in the Pioycle Business. An Investment Stop and think how many Nick les and Dimes you might save had you a wheel. A lido to Wai kiki is not only a pleasure but a sure saving of health and strongth. You will find now vigor by thouso of muscles nevor before brought into use. WHEELS TDAT L&ST AUD DON'T COST YOU THEIR VALUE FOR REPAIRS. E. 0. Hall & Son VETERENO CARRE1RO, Hotel Street Shaving Parlor. Three Chairs. FIrst-claaa Work. rillCFS HKDUC'M) Ilair Cutting 15 o. Sliaviag 15 o. Hotel street opposite Botliol. 425-Om JAS. N. K. KEOLA, TYrEWHITElt, Coi'YlST, TlUNSLA- Ton (English and Hawaiian) nnd CoLLEOTOit. RT Offlco wltli W. R. CASTLE. 425 tf Notice. Notice in heroliy uivon thnt I will not be I responsible (or any debtn contracted by my W1I6. V. H. I'AUL.LiIWA, 421-lw e is . -wtfTTg&Kfcy and our knowledge of tho shoe makers and their pro ducts gives us the power to buy the best that's made, with ready cash in hand wo can and do go to and pick what best suits our d 1 0 Port Stroot. 3EW. DIMOND'5 Glasses are Glasses and the best can bo obtain ed only where the dealer makes a specialty of the lino. We have moro glasses on our sam ple table than somo dealers have in their entire stock, and thero is not a sample there but what has a stock from which orders may bo filled. Gwek Star Palleta that never sold in Honolulu for less than $2.f0 per dozen, may bo had of us for a dollar. They nre tumblers fit to grace any table, and thero is nothing better in quality unless Dor flinger's cut is selected. Tvo Other Styles Engraved, fine quality, clear flint, not a defect in them; go to you at the same price. These are now goods. temoa Squash Glasses built to hold a long drink, aro in demand in a warm clim ate. We have small ones too, called TJib Tat only hold a thimble full. Sometimes it is all (ou caro to take. Then thero are others which hold more, suited' to medicine or something else. You know the size and maybe you know whufc thoy nro used for. SherM or Custard Cups may bo had in cut glass for 4; plain ones for 2. V.-J- i-U.i Von Holt Building. Puumii Tract ! S150.00 A Lot 50 feet by 100 feet On the Instalment Tlnn and 10 rorcent Diaaonut (or Cmh. W Apply to JAS. P. MORGAN, Auctioneer. Or W. 0. ACHI, Itoal Tstato Ilrokor. September 21, 1890. 412.tr. N. FERNANDEZ: NOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEWRITER v Office: 203 Merchant street. Cnmpboll Illoclt rear ol J. O. Cartcr'u office. P. O. Box 330, A -A t . 4v ' " V j r