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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, December 16, 1890, Image 8

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luwision of this Section bliall overate as a forfeiture of
this Jnuichise
Bcnox 9 Tlii Act shall take ellbei fcom ami after
the tate of its annrovnl
Approved this WUi ttay trf ovamber A 1 1SOO
IvALAluVUA JREX
illy imra Hviot
A2s ACT
11 Surrwi rau TmK rro ghktivix Uxwvarpkp Lanps
AtfIJ AUTHORl A ObIISOUISE WITH THK TkUS
T1UB5 tWDttK THE AYlU W HE LATH BeKNIGK PAlfAHl
Bishop
YaoDuas the le Ckiofcsss the Honorable Bomico
Pwmhi llishop became devisee of the estate of her
Urn cousin Her Highness Rufeh Keolidolaui who
bd inherited the esrate of her brother His Majesty
SCuroeiwuttfcUa V and by said devise and mhorihuiee
SMd Bamiw Paimlu Bishop came into possession of
ottOtiu lauds which had beau continuously held and
cJnimed by her ancestors now called unussigiied
foods of which the followiug aro at present in the
possession at the Trustees of her estate via
The Ahnpawi of JCaimakakai MoJokai
Tbe AJtapmtft of Ftiamui Kau Hawaii
The uiukx pot aoH of the Hi of Kaakaukukw
Haiku 1 tukd 2 Hlta Hawaii
jfoiaakwi
KlwJhiUio
Kaamtuut
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raikautttkk
iiohokwu 1 2 Ktot Hawaii
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As AYxaRSAS she said eyeless has devised hr eatare
asi to trustees for the eswbiishujeiit and main
ieoauoe of schools far boys hik girls which cousti
toces a etterous ad valuable gift in perpetuity to
the public for the promodoii of the education of
e yonfih of this Kingdom aud it is desimble for
tike interests of all concerned that all questions of
tisle co said premises bol be settled
As WjsaRSAS ihe said Trastees have oftered to the
ADUSjr of che IatacHH poa the confirmation to
3iML lor said icust of she following lands namely
W Ahditaa of Kaaoakakai in Moiokai on which
KautehftiKeha Y aod his seccessors in possession
epeaoed large sums in iBiprorenients the Ahu
NHta of PaSR in Kau Hawaii and the unawsrded
iBMuka part of the Hi oi KaaksnktikKi in Kona
Qahu so surreBder ad ouit ciaiui unto the Haw
unfttt GoveSJueat all of the remainder of the lands
dbore named exisig ieasss however pafye con
fioned hy the Govaraaieut and no claim assde for
vmanm psofifes shefidBora
Emmr tit Eh mi tie lxisterr ef hr
Bmmmm Kimfiom
Sescnos 1 Cpon he delivery io the Minister of the
Interior of quit chum Deed from the Psftseees eader
sfctWai of the laae Mmot EuuM Bishop of afi of
in sad so 3 aottmasr tuMtis otendl ytz
fibib 1 and 3 SunoL
fet
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3gjfirm HrA
A fiKatic shall issne Wsaai lasiees ar tfe Hlowifis
snfe wsr
Tie Ahnonsa of Snmsskai MoioaL
fie AfrnpwMi of Pfeanan Ess Hawaii
9W in iisJea foeaon of sfee Bl of Ksskaskekm
Sacaas 3l 3w conveyances shall of erate as a cosi
jple and anal saeBaeaE of all righss saf oeestioasia
spue or which pwgfre he in eSseete feeavaea the
Baenan Gorsaa sb sia TtssteesiH reganito
saii lands and said feafesKEeaaesEsI o the HswsliaH
ffnTrrmrrMrni hll he tafesRahjtt te aS f ysffc leases
which are heeahy eansal ior the teealHer of the
several terms of sack
Appckivevl tfcfe Msk day of Xoreasiier A B ISSflt
j KALAKArAEEX
Br iehSbsc
V
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Accoxnling to the corrected count
given out by Supenntendent Tor
tor the population of the United
States is tixod at 22350 The
total diffors by 1111 1 10 from that
contained in the bulletin issued
from the Census Bureau on Octo
ber SSrtu This change is duo to
correction hi errors of -what is
tanned tirst or rough count and
the addition of names ascertained
to have been omitted from tluv
enumorit ion The verified popula
tion of the Xniied Slates in 1S90 is
severe frost and heavy snow
prevail throughout Europe at lat
est accouuts In Paris the suow is
everal inches deep Many mil
road Hues in Austria aud Southern
Eussia have partially suspended
operations because of snow block
ades There is a heavv suowstorm
iu the Euglish chaunel and a largo
steamer is ashore at Folkestone
Damage at Carlsbad bv Hoods is
enormous Hundreds of sheep
keepers are ruined Huudreds of
thousands of dollars will bo ic
quired for public repairs alone A
terrible storm is raging on the
Elaek Sea
The whaling bark Ocean arrived
at San Francisco November 27th
bnuging 4000 gallons of oil and
3200 pounds of boue She gives the
following particulars of the loss of
six sailors They had mortally
wouuded a whale and approached
too close iu a boat The whale
struck the boat and the men were
thrown out aud drowned or killed
There names were John Sylvester
WJ Brady W II BriggsWilham
Mitchell George Furgenseu and J
F Meander During a gale George
Brown ias washed overboard and
drowned Robert Bay died of con
sumption
There was great excitemeut on
the east bound Oregon Short Line
train at Salt Lake November 20th
after leaving Poeatelo when it was
discovered that a man in one of the
coaches wss siek with smallpox
He had been on the train sometime
and the train hands had passed aud
repassed through the car Besides
this there were twelve other pas
seagers iu the coach with him The
earhas been sidetracked at Bryan
with the siek man in it and the
passengers who rode with him were
taken to Green Biver in another
train for examination by a surgeon
AjiHixnrox 2Tovember 20
Justice Decederkrantz who was
appointed bylvingQsearof Sweden
to aetas arbitrator in the Samoan
disputes- is in the city and called
Oft Blame at the State Department
to day
He is a man of fine appearance
aad even in America where young
men eonie to the front an such
numbers would be considered
voethiat for such a dfcrnified posi
In explaining his interesting j
mission he said It is a difficult I
task I undertake but I trust to ex
ercise ray authority for the best
interests of ill concerned
u By the terms of the Berlin con
fereneti the natives were guaranteed
self government They are to have
a native king bet it is left to the
Chief Justice to- decide in the
eat esse who is the rightful sover 1
egn Jiaiietoa is the ruler de facto
aad though Taciassese who was
Yiee Kjag when the Germans de
posed the former was at that time
aa aspirant to the throne I cannot
siy wfeetlier he is now or not I
eaat make up my mind this far
froa the seeae as to the real merits
ot tfce Sepete and musu nssko a
tfeoroegfc investigatioe before pro
efcjieiag to the Ssmoas the name
of tbeir Hsosarea
Tfe Chief JesEtee wiii constitute
caeEE before wfeieh all eivil suits
between tine Saeoacs and
I ers sfelt be tried aad between tks
Saaoeas tfeeaseives also all land
sbks aad erimiaal eases involving
fosreaers with natives or with
eoee oceer Fro xhs deeisiOE of
rise Coief JestKe there shall he eo
apfeaL
Ie will fee seen ironi Ju dge Ue
cederkraatzr talk thoege he was
too eadesfe to say so that ae will
fee virtually ruler of the Simosn
graepc aad taat Ifaiietoa or who
esrer the CMef Justice naned as
I wg 7 vili he isereiy a
i is weti that sssh respossiburty
rV oe a person of secIj Mgi
aeter aad aEtaiataenisnd oce wbo
e thoraegMy isbced with tfce ide
eZ pceserving the strictest
aay Taere are focrteea islaiids
toe gracp oa one st the
Lnssed ccatcs n ts tee ngnt to tne
sasHtDeect feartor et Paass Pscgpy
i tfee feesc in tae kiasdosL
seter Lcmewas Zu he married
m s Kanii aad sfee was pct-
tras ic tfee intern of lefcnKe froct
f pceforisg fer tee cerecxKiy fa tEe
wit to eress cpt exneriizeniiEr oa
aer fss2v is das ccosiasr hxe
TJtttt JeE tcs zems to Bed aad
f weec tisas fee ussai prajers up
tf tfee aoiac of sa Tiagi - Grre rs
jfcr sr eaSy wcai
stsae degcesst asEcry stratfc
fcscL aad fee added c Be doers Iec
OCT Jpy rjix jiS
SH00LB0Y HUMOR
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY DECEMBER 1G 1890
Chambors Journal for August
contains an article by U 1 Barker
in tho course of whiolt ho givos tho
following spooiinons of tho essay
writing power of sonic of tho Lon
don school ohildron
nOVKRXMKXTS
Our country has a Quoon who
cant do anything but what sho
ought to do Sho has boon at tho
Government for nearly fifty years
and still sho looks nico Also
Georges L II 111 and IV but
there wero VIII Henrys There
is also houses called the Houses of
Parliament Ono of theso is full of
Lords called tho Houso of Lords
but tho other is onh built for them
gentlemen as perhaps you havo
seen soma of them and it is called
tho House of Commons Xo gentle
man cau get in there unless they
know as ho can make laws But tho
Queen has to look them over and
see as they are mado right Thcso
Commons are called Conservatives
and Liberals aud thoy try aud
hinder one another as much as they
can
and
tKi mmntinin Ii4x li9
then you see it on the
ard and von can hear men and
your fathers talkiug and quarreling
about it Our country is governed
a lot better than France and Ger
many conies about next Theii there
a lot of others and then comes
Persia Our country always comes
tirst whoever 3011 like to i slc
the HUSH
The Irish are so called becauso
thev live on the island of Ireland
It is a beautiul country which is
chiefly noted for three principal
classes of things which is namely
its great greenness its big bogness
aud its little shamrocks It srys
in onr lessons as green is tho fav
orite color with all tho Irish great
aud small classes tihamrock is
nothing bnt a little bit of green
clover But the Irish love it They
cant manyfacture thiugs in Ire
land same as we cau from a
trackion iugine to a sowing
needle But still the Irish
manyfacture the following classes
verj exceedingly namely Linin
bacon shop eggs and whisky The
Irish are nearly as fond of bacou
as they are of potatoes and as for
that there whisky the Irish love it
The hearts of the Irish the book
says are all very warm If you
are walking out in the country and
you met a poor man you conld
easy tell whether he was an Irish
man tor it he was an irishman he
11 w -- i
have a pig with him
audi
MUNICIPAL FRANCHISES
I
In all American cities the muni
cipal tax is the- heaviest the people
have to pay The state tax need
not be more than one third as much
as the municipal tax and the costs
of the general government come inT
the form of indirect taxes largely
laid upon articles of luxury Why
should not municipalities profit by
the experience of the Federal
ernment Yhy not raiae one half
or more of the money needed to
support the municipal government
by indirect taxation Such a policy
is- entirely feasible It is practiced
to a considerable extent in Europe
and it enables municipal govern 1
ments to do many things that conld j
not be done uy means or a direct
tax The franchises a city parts
withr in most cases for nothing
might be made a considerable
source of revenue Most of these
franchises are very valuable 2sew
York receives a yearly
nue ot 200000 rrom terry
franchises without apparent detri
ment to the service The com
panies pay the city money which
otherwise they would add to
profits 3Isyor Low of Brooklyn
2T T lays down the principal that
a city should sell leases only for a
term of years At the expiration
of a lease the chy should be in a
position to lease it for what the use
of the franchise is worth The
right to sell water and gas to run
srareet railroads and ferries across
the bay might have been made the
source of considerable revenue
Xeither water gas nor fares would
probably fce higher than they now
are if the companies using such
franchises had teea required to con
tribute a axed per cent of their
earnings to the public treasury
Few people know the real cause
aad method of the autumn falling
i of leaves- Ernest LxersoU has an
interesting paper on the subject in
this meeks Christian Union in
i which he saya that the process is
i one of aatcrsl severing of the at
tachment between the leaf stalk
sad the twig Its cause h the
ccshiac forward of a new leaf bad
underneath the point of attach-
irzeaf Leaves spring tipon trees
only at dencite points Each sue-
sessrve setS placed precisely as
f was the j acd 23 for
soise reason Sattrre has ordained
that trees shall have an anneal suit
of new leaves jtut as snimats have
anneal sms of new
I places tfee old clothes with tee new
F ss rapidly a pessfhle Old leaves
rfstx tbursre Lecsicse thev ari
MiMsfe afc v mMftztete oi
lD1lMmenl
in
Santa Clans Santa ClasH
11ns Arrived and is now Displaying mi Immense Stock oC
HOLIDAY GOODS
i
A T
N S SACHS
104 FORT STREET
Porcelain Plaques
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HONOLULU
Porcelain Plaques
Tl
We have just opened an Immense Variety of tho Latest
Fancy Novelties Suitable for
Christmas and New Year Gifts I
Which wo offer at
Very Low Prices
Plash Toilet Cases consisting of Comb Brush and Looking Glass at 150 and upwards
Minicaro Setsln Plash Boxes 75c 1 and upwards
Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes S1J25 nnd upwards
Plush Handkerchief and Glove Boxes two pieces at 1X0 set
Jewel Cnsea and Work Boxes at 125 and upwards u
Fancy Plush and Metal Whist Broom Holders 125 and spwards f
Fancy Hand Mirrors 75c 1 and upwards J
Painted Illustrated with a Variety of Subjects among thiu
AXDIALS FLOWERS LANDSCAPES Etc Etc Etc
NEW HAND SATCHELS KID GLOVES and FANS in Great Variety
FANCY TABLE COVEUS and PLUSH EMBROIDERED TABLE SCARFS ia Uw
Latest Desint from S3 upwards
INFANTS CASHMERE CLOAKS BABY BLANKETS and BUGGY BOBES
in Great Variety J
TORCHON LACE TIDIES and SASH RIBBONS in all Colors
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
j UAUUUll MA1U 11 AUl
lOii
SILK EMBROIDERED SCARF SHAWLS
Gents Silk fmbrellars Fine Xeck Wear Fancy Socks
AT VERY LOW PRICES
HANDKERCHIEFS
HANDKERCHIEFS
IN THIS LINE WE OFFER GENUINE BARGAINS
Fine Wnite Embroidered Handkerchiefs 1 White Hemmedstitch Handkerchiefs with
S ftltnnpd p lfp onlv to i Mexican Drawn Work onlv 30e
Fine White Hemmedstitch and Embroidered White Hemmedstitch Handkerchiefs
Handkerchiefs only 25c
Fine Hemmedstitch Embroidered in White
or Colors 3 for 1
broidered and Mexican Drawn Work
only 40c
Extra Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs in
White or Colored from 50c upwards
Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs K dozen in a Box 3 a Box
Ladies1 Dainty Silk Handkerchiefs Embroidered from 65c and upwards
Childrens Printed Border Handkerchiefs only COc a dozen
SILK HANDKERCHIES
Gents Siik Handkerchiefs solid colors 22 inches square only 50c
Gents White bilk Handkerchiefs colored border IP inches square only 50c
Gems Colored Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs from 6O0 upwards
Gents White Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs 23 inches square only L
Gents White Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs embroidered corner only 125
Gents Cardinal Hemmedstitch Silk Handkerchiefs white embroidered pornscs
only L25
Stamped Goods Stamped Goods
IMilEKSE VARIETY AND LATEST DESIGNS
Stamped Splashers Side Board Scarfs Tray Covers Plate Covers Tidies Doylies etc
Also Stamped Laundry Bags Stamped Dust Bags Button Bags etc
Toilet and Newspaper Holders Linen Floas in all colors
V PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ISLAND ORDERS VL
1329 2W
NEW GOODS
tuustuaiisk 0Z AT J X 1UUU
Jrist Received
Ex Bark EDWAKD MAY
And other Late Arrivals avercheaTv
STOOKjOf GOODS including
Slueli IIarcLwxe5
LVTecliaiiics5 Tools
CAST and SPBDJG STEBL BAB IRON a fine assortment
NORWAY IBOX a fine assmt CARD HATCHES
CHARCOAL IRONS GALVD ATER PIPE
f
JISO A TVLL IXSZ OF
SHIP
- Of the most approved kind
500 COILS MANILA EOPE ALL SIZES
And Assorted SISAL ROPE BALE ROPE Galvanized AVIRE ROPE
STOCKHOLM and COAL TAR in large quantity
FITCH OAKUM OARS of all sizes
129 13 la
-A rCIX AASOEXHEST OF
Halls Plows and Breakers
HALLS CASE KSLVES the best in the market and Agricaltoral
Tocl3 of all faad3 LaTro Modern BOBBER GARDEH HOSE -
ELECTEICAL GOODS in great yariety
ELECTRIC LIGHT and TELEPHONE GOODS
A Fine Assortment of
Eeed Bartons Celebrated SHverpJated Ware
And GOEHAM SILVER WARE soitable for Cbriatmaa and
tVeddrng Presents
nt DTj a
enJtmb10 Hld in quantities to suit Abo Sperm
paIzedpS -
tjmLL FOR SALE BY
E O HALL SON
Gov FORff and JK33X STS
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The Daily Adyerter and WeeMj timtte
ah my ssmG tjz of the jasreMU

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