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IVEA FOCAtfO HOUSE
COMPANY
The Company
Incorporates for 850000
i Elects Officers and Adopts
By laws tat of Stock
holders
Pursuant to notice the subscribers
to the stock of the Kilauea Volcano
House Company met at the Cham
ber of Commerce at 2 oclock p jr
March 18 for the of
purpose organi
zation
The total number of shares sub
scribed at 25 each is 1500 of
which 1124 were represented at the
meeting
Articles of association incorporat
ing the company with a capital stock
of 550000 and the privilego of sub
sequent extension to 500000 were
adopted
The following gentlemen were
eiectea otucers xor the coming year
viz
W R Cafltle President
IS O Macfarlano Vice President
L A Thurston Secretary
F J Lowrie Treasurer
Jno Ena Auditor
The officers also constitute a Board
of Directors of tho companys busi
ness
The company then adopted by
laws regulating the conduct of its
business
The subscribers to tho stock to
date are
L A Thurston
Jona Austin
T W Hobron
J II Haro
M Keohokalole
W STerry
W H Wright
F A Schaefer
A llosa
W G Irwin
HVaterhouso
IX B Smith
WR Castle
Thomas May
F S Lyman Jr
Geo Smithies
T G Thrum
A W Carter
Union Feed Co
WC Achi
C M Cooke
-V W Hall
Cecil Brown
C F Peterson
Bruce Cartu right
F S Lyman
Lewers Cooke
BensonSmithCo
Peter Lee
J F Colburn
J B xVtherton
JTWaterhouseJr F M Farwell
WJForbes Jri iioyu
A J Cartwright C E Kichardson
E 6 Cunha A L C Atkinson
GWjtfacfarlaneiV Samuel Parker
Paul Neumann
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P C Jones
II SN Co
Alex Mackintosh
Jono II Soper
J A Boyd
J P Sisson
WildersSSCo
B F Dillingham
A W Richardson
The large number of subscribers
and their representative character
shows the very general interest
wtfich is being taken in the enter
prise and insures the requisite moral
anH financial backing to make it a
success
The amount already subscribed is
sufficient to buy the existing plant
anH erect the proposed new build
ings Plans and specifications of the
new buildings are about completed
and their erection will be immedi
ately pushed forward
Stock to the amount of 12500 is
still open for subscription the re
ceipts from which will be used in
laying out drives equiping a stable
and otherwise carrying out the plans
stated in tho prospectus
j
ROBT EMMET THE MARTYR
Mi1 J D Popes lecture on the
life of Robert Emmet at the Y M
C A hall Wednesday night did not
draw a very large audience owing
undoubtedly to the many attractions
that were held at the same time
However quite a fair representation
was present to hear tho young
orator from the Antipodes Prom
beginning to end Mr Pope held his
audience in wrapt attention
A few minutes before 8 oclock
Mrs Ernestine Gray appeared and
rendered a selection on the piano
her efforts being applauded Mr
Pope after a few moments of breath
less silence commenced his lecture
by reciting a few lines of Breathes
there the man with soul so dead
etc He then went on describing tho
struggles which the Irish people haye
carried on for ages to give them lib
erty and tho country independence
Many noble and heroic men have
devoted their lives for their coun
trys emancipation from the bonds
of tyranny and to give her a place
among tho nations but their eilorts
are yet uncrowned and their country
still struggling for freedom
He gave a short biography of Rob
ert Emmet outlining his youth ana
patriotic devotion to his country s
cause Ho doscribed his un
successful plot which failed
through tho infidelity of men ho
trusted costing him his life le
told how Emmet appeared before the
court in 1803 to plead tho charge
against him for treason but his
crime was loving his country over
much
Mr Pope then delivered in a most
impressive uiuimoi juiuwou o -v
Before Being Condemned to Death
and received frequent merited ap
plause
He also sang The Dear Little
Shamrock in such a manner as to
inspire his audience with patriotic
feelings Mrs Gray gave two other
selections on the piano which were
well played Mr Pope than an
nounced that he will continue his
lecture at the Y M C A hall on
Friday evening The lecture is in
deed worth hearing Mr Pope being
a fluent and entertaining speaker A
largo audience ought to be present
on Friday evening Mr Pope con
cluded by singing in a spirited man
ner The Land for the People
i n
Brain workers and all who have to
stand tho severe mental strain conse
quent on intellectual employment find
Clements Tonic invaluable Hol
ijsteb Co are the Agents for the
Islands
ATHLETIC DAY
Ty KisSfias1
ytSFme vytlr
A Jarge Assemblage Great In
terest Taken The Winners
A very large number of people
gathered at the new baseball
grounds Tuesday afternoon to wit
ness the first field sports given by
the Honolulu Athletic Association
Little enthusiasm was felt till the
pole vaulting came on Bamboo
Fred Haley succeeded in taking the
first medal also winning arousing
applause In putting the shot some
dissatisfaction was expressed at the
manner of measuring In throwing
the shot some of tho participants in
that game threw it tu the side of a
straigL line from the point where
the tap- was place thus giving as
was clninued the thrower an advant
age of several inches in the diagonal
measurement Otherwise no dissat
isfaction was expressed and with
the exception of tho exercises lasting
too long the afternoon nassed verv
successfully and pleasantly The
winners of the different medals with
the accomplishments are as follows
100 Yard Race In the first lieat W
F Kaae came in first time 11 seconds
R Dushalsky second In the second
heat J L Torbert first time 10 3 5 sec
onds G Rosa Becond Final Torbert
10 seconds winning 1st prize Rosa
2d prize
Putting the Shot Edward Haia 32
ft 3 in inning 1st prize John Lano
32 ft lo in 2d prize
Running Broad Jump V Fernandez
17 ft 3 in 1st prize Geo Rosa 17 ft
3 in 2d prize
Pole Vault Fred Haley 9 ft 1st
prize K du Roi 8 ft 11 in less 2d
prize
Running Hop Step Jump Geo
Rosa 37 ft 2K in 1st prize TPCum
mins 3G ft 8 in 2d prize
Running High Jump Antone 5 ft
2 in 1st prize Hiel Kapu same dis
tance 2d prize
Throwing the Hammer Edward Haia
71ft 1st prize James Spencer G9 ft
G in 2d prize
120 Yards Hurdle Race Aiitone 19K
seconds 1st prize W F Kaae 19 4 5
seconds 2d prize
Juvenile Race 100 Yards William
Reed 12 4 5 seconds won the prize
Native Sons of Hawaii
This organization had a double
observance of Tuesday one the
celebration of the birthday of Kame
hameha III the other the birthday
of Hon J A Cummins the one most
instrumental in the establishment
or organisation of the society known
as the Native Sons of Hawaii
In the forenoon a literary pro
gramme was carried out Mr J K
Kaulia in the absence of Mr S K
Kane made the address in commem
oration of Kamehameha HE telling
how that king divided land among
the natives and otherwise aiding
them in obtaining some indepen
dence Mr A7 S Wond addressed
those assembled upon the occasion
of Hon J A Cummins birthday
telling what he had done for the
organization of the society Mr S
Mahelona acted as chairman for the
occasion
A beautiful gold headed cane
was presented to Mr Cummins
by the society on tho end of
the cane was engraved J A
C on the side was Presented
to J A Cummins by the Native
Sons of Hawaii March 17th The
motto of the organization was ex
plained by tho Vice President sot
ting forth their objects and inten
tions
In the evening a ball was given at
their hall which proved a very de
lightful affair The hall was taste
f ully decorated and the music was
furnished by members of Prof H
Bergers band
Both at noon and in the evening a
lunch was served that really sur
passes the name of lunch it was pre
pared by Mr Mariano Camacho
steward of the British Club and was
delicious enough tc tempt the appe
tite of the daintiest
Plantation Labor
Tho S F Bulletin of March 7th
says
The Hawaiian Chargo dAffaires
to tho Court of St James is author
ity for the statement that the plant
ers of Hawaii aro considering tho
importation of coolie labor from
India Tho law now shuts out the
Chlneso and tho experiment with the
Japanese seems to be virtually at an
end The Scandinavians who went
there under contract found the cli
mate and conditions unfavorable
Tho Portuguese wore rather moro in
their element but contract labor on
plantations holds out little induce
ment to any white people Labor
hunting among tho islands of the
South Pacific has fallen into dis
repute as little better than piracy or
slave trading The East Indian
coolie is perhaps tho least objection
able of Asiatics and he is at least
of Aryan stock with some capability
of assimilation Why has it never
occurred to some of our colored peo
ple to try Hawaii The climate
and work would be just to their
liking
A Wittt Acknowledgment A
laughable littlo story is told of a
woman on tho witness stand in a
French court She was asked her
ago and answered that she was
thirty years old
But said the magistrate did
you not tell me you were thirty
when you appearod before me two
years ago
I think it very likely she
replied smilingly acknowledging
her f alsehoodand not at all abashed
I am not one of those women who
say ono thing to day and another
thing to morrow Youths Com
panion
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TO SHOOT UNDER WATER
Something
New
in Naval
and Important
Warfare
New Haven Feb 23 C S
Bushnell of this city Vice-President
of the Ericsson Coast Defcnso
ComjJany which has tho old Des
troyer taken out of Brooklyn for
repairs says Wo aro fitting up
tho vessel for tho purposo of test
ing a gun that will fire under
water Now with tho heavy not
tings which the big war vessels
have for the protection of them
selves against torpedoes tho ordi
nary projectiles aro almost useless
But with tho gun that is to be
tested on the Destroyer wo can
make projectiles penetrate any of
tho nettings that are in use
We aro to use a lG inch gun
That which wo aro to experiment
with is being constructed and is
about half done It is to be about
thirty five feet in length The pro
jectile is to be twenty five long
and to throw it a chargo of
pounds of powder will bo
used The shell will contain from
300 to 400 pounds of
enough to blow up any vessel
afloat if struck right
Tho muzzle of tho gun will pro
trude ten feet under water and the
projectilo will be carried from 750
to 1000 feet beyond tho muzzlo of
tho gun before firing Wo intend
to try tho gun for tho first time at
Newport next July having obtain
ed from Congress an appropriation
for making tho tests
With a few such vessels as tho
Destroyer will bo when equipped
with our gun the armed fleets of
the world could bo swept out of
existence I believe this invention
will revolutionize tho naval gun
nery throughout tho world Ono
of our shells can be sent right
through the netting and into tho
side of a vessel whero a torpedo
could not penetrate
For tho prico that one of our
big ships will cost wo could build
and arm fivo smaller ships which
would ho hblo to sink tho best navy
afloat
EIGOLETTO
Tho curtain arose a little late
upon tho opera Eigoletto Vednes
day evening owing to the audience
being tardy in gathering Not so
large an audience was present as
Bhould have greeted tho presentation
of Eigoletto for the production was
well given Tho outline of the plot
as given in the programme was a
little misleading at first but was
soon made clear by their acting
Gilda daughter of Eigoletto has
if possible outdone her efforts
on previous occasions her voice ring
ing sweetly and clearly especially
in tho parting scenes with her father
and the Duke The latter Mr Stan
tini sang more clearly than on Sat
urday evening proving himself an
irresistablo wooer of Eigolettos
daughter Gilda unknown to her
father The carrying off of Gilda
was not perhaps as realistic as it
might have been but the sorrow
even madness of Eigoletto when he
realized that it was his daughter and
not Cepranos wife he had helped the
Dukes followers to steal was touch
ingly acted None the less affecting
was the restoration of Gilda to her
father the singing during this scene
can hardly be improved Eigoletto
enraged at the deceit practiced upon
him with hardly a friend sought
revenge which in the last act re
sulted so sadly for him His voice
ana acting tuny portrayed nis per
haps justly revengeful spirit Gilda
Madalina the Duke and Sparafucele
did their utmost to merit the ap
plause so enthusiastically given and
well did they deserve it
large Pumping Plant
The Kisdon Iron Works of San
Francisco have been awarded the
contract for the new pumping plant
at Lake Merced for the Spring
Valley Water Works
There will be two complete sets of
compound fly wheel pumping en
gines of a combined capacity of
eight million gallons per day deliv
ered to a height of 300 feet The
engines to be fitted with Corliss
valve gears
The boiler plant will consist of
three Heine safety boilers of 200
horse power each Tho whole plant
to bo erected and under steam in
140 days from sieminer of contract
There is also included in the above
order about three miles of 30 inch
pipe
Messrs Faye Co of Mana re
ports their pumping plant which
was furnished by the Eisdon Works
as doing splendid work the quantity
of water delivered has been doubled
while the lift has been increased
from forty to seventy five feet and
the coal consumption is no greater
than formerly used by the centri
fugal pump
The S F Call of March 5th has
the following On Tuesday after
noon Admiral Brown of the Charles
ton presented to Consul General
David A McKinley of the Hawaiian
Islands tho insignia of Knight Com
mander of tho Koyal Order of Kala
kaua and a letter of thanks for
warded to him by Queen Liliuoka
lani for his devotion and services to
the late King
To those who need a pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility we can recom
mend Clements as the best For sale
byHoLusiEE Co
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TUESDAY MARCH 24 1891
1G09S59SC
Samuel E Spkoulls
Lucius Robinson
Samuel D Babcock
George S Coe
KICHABD A McCUKDY
James C Holder
Herrmann C Von Post
Alexander H Hice
Lewis May
Oliver Harriman
Henry W Smith
Robert OIiYPiiast
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Risks
Outstanding
351789285
368981411
393809203
827628033
48212518 1
565949931
6382268Jo
New York January 28th 1891
BOAED
Payments to
Pollcy llolilers
13923062 19
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Nero SUrocrftscments
PACIFIC HABDWAEE CO Id
Fort Street
TOSH RAM
Honolulu
THE BEST WINDMILL KNOWN LASTS THE LONGEST AND DOES
THE MOST WOEK
fBSS ju j i H
Receipts
19095318 41
14402049 W 2U214yM IMS
13129103 74 21137170 C7
14128423 60 23119922 46
14727550 22 26215932 52
15200608 38 31119019 62
16973200 05 34978778 69
OB1 TRUSTEES
George F Baker
Jos Thompson
Dudley Olcott
Frederic Cromwell
Julien T Davies
Robert Sewell
S Van Rensselaer Cruger
Charles R Henderson
George BliS3
Rufus V Peckham
J HOBART HeREICK
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The 27 ft Geared Windmill gives most excellent satisfaction it drives the
following machinery
Three trundles for cleaning castings one pump A cylinder 8 in stroko
raises- water 58 feet liinh threo emery wheels one emery brush wheel one
circular saw 12 in one wood lathe one upright drill one drilling lathe for stern
castings
The Mill takes care of itself perfectly in a heavy gale the wheel folding out
of the wind when the gust strikes it and coming back promptly as the force of the
wind subsides Geo H Tay Co
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STew G oods by -Late Arrivals
PLANTATION SUPPLIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HIGH TEST KEROSENE OIL
Plows Harrows Planet Jr Cultivators Lubricating Oils Etc Etc
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THE MTUTTXAX
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A ftXcCTTUDY President
Statement for the Year Ending December 31st 1890
ASSETS
aiLriotooi 20
Reserve on lollcio at 4 per cent S 13CC083GS OO
Liabilities other than Itoservo S05350 83
Surplus 9081233 38
Receipts from nil sources 34978 778 09
Faymonta to Follcy Holtlers 10973200 05
Risks assumed 49188 policies ICO 985 985 58
Risks in force 300055 policies 038220805 S4
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THE ASSETS AEK INVESTED AS IFOIiLOWS
Real Instate and Rond Mortgage Loans 870529331 72
United States Ho mis and other Securities 51311031 54
Loans on Collateral Securities 8634400 00
Cash in Ranks and Trust Companies at interest 3550441 59
Interest accrued lrcmluins deferred etc 7133250 35
S 1471G49G1 20
I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to be correct
A N WATERHOUSE Auditor
From the Surplus above stated a dividend will be apportioned as usual
Tho business for 1S90 shows INCREASE over that of 1889 at follows
In Assets 810753G33 18
In Reserve on Follclcs and Surplus 10554001 94
In Receipts 3859759 07
In FaymeKts to Folicy holders 1772591 07
In Risks assumed 4611 policies 9383503 21
In Risks in force 23745 policies 73370931 33
Year
1884
1885
188G
1887
1888
1889
1890
Risks
Assumed
34381420
46507139
56832719
69457468
103214261
151002483
SAbscU
103876178 51
108903067 51
114181963 24
118806851 88
126082153 56
136401328 02
147154961 20
Robert A Granniss
Henry H Rodgers
Jno W Auciiincloss
Theodore Morfobd
William Babcock
Preston B Plumb
Stuivisant Fish
Augustus D Juilliard
Charles E Miller
James W Husted
Walter R Gillette
James E Granniss
EOBEBT -A GrRAJNNISS Vice President
WALTER R GILLETTE Geni Manager ISAAC F LLOYD 2d Vice President
WILLIAM J EASTON Secretary FREDERICK SCHROEDER Asst Secy
ARCHIBALD N WATERHOUSE Auditor
EMORY McCLINTOCK LLD F I A Actuary
JOHN TATLOCK Jr Asst Actuary CHARLES B PERRY 2d Asst Actuary
FREDERIC CROMWELL Treasurer
JOHN Ar FONDA Assistant Treasurer WILLIAM P SANDS Cashier
EDWARD P HOLDEN Assistant Cashier
WILLIAM G DAVIES Genl Solicitor WILLIAM W RICHARDS Comptroller
GUSTAVUS S
1364 2697 lm
Medical Directors
WINSTON MD E J MARSH MD
GRANVILLE M WHITE MD
S B ROSE
General Agent Hawaiian Islands
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few articles always to bo found oa my dressing
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HOLLISTER CO 109 Fort St
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1304 y Sole Agents Havrn Islands
A New Cooking Stove
Messrs KING BROS have been appointed
Agents for tho
JEWEL GRAND
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Which they aro now offering for sale
The following aro a few of the merits of
the Stove
It renuiros no Chimney there being no
smoke to carry off
It does not blacken tho cooking ntensiis
By tho simple turning of n screw and the
application of a match tho Stovo is ready
for use
AVater can bo boiled in five minutes from
tho time the fire i3 started
Any kind of cooking can bo done on this
Stove that can bo done on any other
The expense of fuel is reduced to bettreea
ten and fifteen cents per day and in soma
cases to much less
No catting of wood or bother about coal
with this Stove
Tho fool comes in cases like kerosene op
and a years supply can be easily stored is
a very small space
The best refined Gasoline Is tho fuel used
with which there is no more danger than
with kerosene oil
For people who do their own cooking this
Stove can not bobeaten and we venture ts
say that after they have gotten over Um
prejudice of tho use of Gasoline that they
will not givo tho Stove up for a wood aad
coal stove under any consideration
There are at present six of these Stoves
in successful opperation on the klasd of
Kauai and ono in Honolulu the ownera of
which will gladly furnish infoi in itiau te
those wishing to know moro aboat the
Stove
For further particulars npply to
KING BROS
Hotel Street HoBolate
P O Box No C3 1352 3m
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