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ill r n mmmmm&mmmmmmBgmmmmm n ,.H h ii x i it j . . in , . n Msse : wax h . i v0l. VIIL-NO. 151. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, L888. PRICE 5 CENTS. is THE w11" initial Advertiser ,,im: Except Sundays. r 50 00 , r.;;i:-I!'1 fn.mths a oo ?" ' ;Vr mouth 60 l oueyear..... 5 00 ,.' .ri illy i Advance. :S,ii'... . ! i w i i AZETTE CO., BAWA Honolulu, H.I. Sushuss flints. THE CLUB HOUSE 33iniiig Irtooms justness awards. A PROTECTORATE. Walker & Bedward, castle. X J. B. ATHERTON. G. P. CASTLE. ji&iaftf Cards. JwERS & COOKE, Isthe Best Restaurant in Honolulu. First-class Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and Cocoa at all hours. -A. Frill .Meal, Qocts. Which includes a variety of food only to be had here. Board by the Week, - - 84.50. re waiters and first-cl is a trial. C. CHUN HEE, Prop. Itf Civil and attantivA nnHera onrl firo(.lnoo cooks employed. Give us a trial. 123-3m Ltwers s Dickson) ltf ,, DoahT.- iu Lumber ,,,KlujS0f liuildius Materials. PET $rr.EET.JIonululu: ToLULU MARKET, ., to William McCaudless.) t'itti i Mutton. Etc. f,i 15tei, SJi6gau.tm-t,Hn Market, , , l in in;; imlt-rs carefully attended ? t Vu 5 U.'d to vessels at short J. ALFRED MAG 0 ON, rnvnev - at " Law, .tk" ' iillercb.u.t street, Honolulu. ltf v& yaillas court ashfoud, I.. v..ii..H.ir. A iron I lo Tnfce iirj , -i-U Cai-itul Buildiug, adjoining General V T l i t . The Liverpool and Lon don and Globe nSTSUH-AJCE CO ESTABLISHED 1836. Assets $ 40,000,000 T ' h t k . . J h h 4 . ixei luvuuie i ,j 4 y,uwu Claims 1'aid 112.56U,000 TaVpa TMrVh acmlnst T.nss nr T)ama?fl hv Fire O ! on KnilrHnca. ATar.hinerT. Snpar Mills. Dwellintra and Furniture, on the most favorable terms. Bisliop & Co. 1188-6m l-6m ' 5. LEVY & SON, 7 Importers, Wholesale Dealers and Commission Merchants In Foreign and Domestic FRUITS AND PRODUCE. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Iaiporttr aud Dealer in mil MERCHANDISE. i. . n .i,,.-..Ti c,i.t llniinllllll. ltf jd, r u '""'i - 'W urn TrPTarorl o fill orders of all kinds in our line, and make a specialty in packing all kinds of fruit for long aistance maraeia. Hawaiian Island patronage will receive special attention. 628 and 530 Sansome St.. San Francisco. P. O. Box 1742, JS. L. MAKSUALii, nonoiuiu, 118-6m Agent for Hawaiian Islands. PIONEER S. EACKFELD & CO., itral Commission Agents Dr. Fort fc (,'ut en Sts., Honolulu, ltf s earn Candj Fac tory AND BEAVER SALOON, iSireet, Opposite VilIer A Co.'s E, J. NoLTE, l'KOPRIETOR. :lii Luarhes Served with Tea, Coffee, WatiT, OiLgt-r Ale or Jlilk. H-a Irom 3 a. in. till 10 p. in. "'Cker'' Rt-nnwifca .a Knfi-ialtV. ltf -i - i - E. W. FRAZER, RCHANT TAILOR, 'f-King and Alakea Sts., Honolulu. t cbirge, good orkmansliip and a guaranteed. xii BAKE R Y . f. nonisr. T.nn4ai PnnfAtforier- Pastry Cook and Baker. Rich and Delicious Ice Cream maae oy Dieam. 71 Hotel Street. I Jo tli Telcplioncs GERMANIA MARKET. BACPP, . . . PROPRIETOR. rrt Street, Honolulu. y. HUTTON AND VEAL. rn"h Sata-e, Pork, Etc., ':5-y on band. Shipping served on short J. 11 !JICLU IRON WORKS CO., JUST ARRIVED PER BARK H. HackfeH, from London Contractors & Builders Brick, Stone and Wooden Building Estimates Given. Jobbing- Promptly Attended to," - 76 KING STREET. CASTLE & COOKE, Shipping and Commission Merchants, -IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN- Grenei?al Merchandise Bell Telephone No. 2. 211 tf P. O. Box 423. -ALSO, AGENTS FOR- Park Beach Hotel Opposite Kapiolani Park, AVaikiki. Grove Ranch Plantation, R. Halstead's Plantation. A. H. Smith & Co., Eoloa, Kauai, G. F. Blake's Steam Pumps. j Kohala Sugar Co., Haiku Sugar Co., Paia Plantation, Papaikou Sugar Co. Finest Bathing Place on the Islands. Elegant Rooms, gas and water in each, Extensive Grounds, well shaded; The Table is supplied with the best the market affords. Billiard Room and Bowling Alley Attached. Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of San Francisco. Etna Fire Insurance Co, of Hartford. The New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Boston. D. "Weston's Patent Centrifugal Machines. The New York and Honolulu Packet Line The Merchants' Line, Honolulu and San Francisco. Dr. Jayne & Sons Celebrated Medicines. Wilcox & Gibbs, Eeraington and Wheeler & Wilson SEWIISTG MACBGOSrES. Full information glan to tourists as to ihe best routes of travel, for scenery and curiosities; also current rates for horse hire and guides on me oiner isianas. Tinaopq nnrl fwrrin oca wilkhe fnrnished at spe cial rates for excursions. Busses and baggage wagons will meet every steamer. Special rates for permanent boarders. A wagonette will be provided tor the use oi guests at special rates. C. N. ARNOLD, Prop. 30-lm FILTER PRESSES. Pa Aim a u Plantation, I Hawaii, March 9, 1888. ) Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran- CISCO. OfintlfimfiTi We have used two of your 30- chambered Filter Presses this season. They are convenient, easily handled and are working entirely to our satisfaction. I can recommend no improvement on tnem. Verv resnectfullv yours. (siened) A. Moore, Manager Paauhau Plantation. These Presses are being carried in stock in Honolulu and are sold at the very low price of SSG50.00 in Honolulu to meet the demand, A consignment is now on the way. ltigtlon Iron & Loco. Works, ao iov 9m San Francisco -BEST- Ste am Engines, Sugar Mills, Coolers, Brass Bl Load ntinS, finery of on paid to ships' black rte ltf Fence Wire, Galvanized Buckets, Best Coir Matting g-For Sale at Lowest Prices hylg 0. W. Macfaxlane & Co. ''pJtfT of ev"y description made to "CUUUU LKWU TO eUlDS UltlUll' uowork txecuted on the shortest 129 tf TflE ROYAL SALOON, rihI 2lereliant Streets tc,Ier the Management of ".liitrf S0? aTarltyof the best Wines, UH glass Cld beerS on drau8ht at F. Wolter, SUN FIRE OFFICE, OF LONDON. Established 1710. "iLLle Vh.-q ltf 1 H. RASEMAN, BINDER, uier anil rtio..i, t. t. "ufacturer. (Up stairs) ltf H. G. CRABBE, & GRAIN REET, PP.tieol(1 Honolulu, Police Station. S2lra Insurance effected upon every description of property at current rates of premium. Total Sum Insured In 1885 327,333,700 Claims arranged btf gents, gj1 with promptitude and libe rality. The Jurisdic Hon of the Local Tribunals recognized. G. W. Macfarlane & Co. Agents for Hawaiian Islands. lm THOMAS LINDSAY Has Removed His Manufacturing t From Hnnann Street to Thomas Block, King Street. Particular attention paid to repairing. C3tf METEOPOLITAN Meat Company, 81 KIKU STREET, GL J. WALLER, MANAGER. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL BUTCHEES AND Navy Contractors. tf FOR SALE ! EX. BARK JAMES S. STONE, Ami Just-Landed In Flue Ortler.- Galvauized Barb Wire, Galvanized Cut Naila, Galvanized Cut Spikes, Galv. Clinch Boat Nails, - Iron Cut Naila (asst'd) Horse Shoe Nails. Barrel SLooks and Heads, Ax Handles, Pick Handles, Hoe Handles. Canal Baarows, Nests Trunks. , Second-hand Iron. Safes. Oak Lumber, Ash Lumber, White Pine Lumber, . Walnut Lumber, Cases Matches, Oakum, Pitch, Tar, Cotton Waste, Italian Packing, Metalic Paint, Fire Clay, Marble Dust. 61 Electric55 Kerosene Oil. "Downer's" Oil, "Belmontine" Oil, Lard Oil, Gasoline, in Drums, (2-5 gallons in each). Plaster. Itosendale Cement. Portland Cement, Dairy Salt, Bales Excelsior, Tubular Lantern's. Cumberland Coal. Straw Wrapping Paper, 20x30in Grindstones, Hair Mattresses, 40x25 lbs., Lamp Black, Three-quarter Rubber Hose, 3-ply, Ox Bows, Franklin Stove Coal (in bulk and in casks), Drain Pipe 3, 4, 6 and 8 inches. Hand Carts, Baby Carriages, Sashes, Blinds, Doors, and Five Extension Top Carriages-the best ever consigned to us and a First-class Carriage. C. T'R.'EWER & CO. Tlie llervey or Cook Group. Thft Aotinor Consul at Raratonga, Mr. Exham, received authority by the S. S. TJiVhmoml to nroelaim a British protec torate over Raratonga and all the inlands of the llervey group, and the Queen s flag was hois tea at noon on fceptemoer 20th. Mr. Exham's instructions were to recognize the authority of the three Queens of the group, and also to recog- nize the chiefs there, ine lanatmams were notified that the ceremony would take place at noon on September 20th, the irrouiT assembled at Queen ilakea's residence. The lollowing prociaiaiiuon n-K rpi,! hnili in English and in the Native language, and it was affixed to the Queen's flagstati : " rroclamation. Uy virtue oi lnsiruc ivwl from Her Britannic Ma jesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, contamea in a aespaicn from Sir James Trenderiiast. Deputy Governor of New Zealand, dated Govern ment House, New Zealand, August Jti, 1SS8, I herebv declare that Her Britan nic Majesty's" Government has this day assure.! a protectorate ot tne group oi. islands known as the llervey (.or vook s; up, situated in the bouth racinc Ocean, between IS cleg, ana 'zz aeg. south latitude, and 15G deg. and 100 ieg. west longitude, and that the following islands are included in such protector- ate: Karatcnga, JUainuaia, aiiuiaki, Atiu, Taoki, Mitiaro, Manuae, and all the small islands or islets depending on thom. lilted at Her Britannic Miiiesty 's Consulate, Karatonga, this 20th day of September, 1888. Kicuard lxham, xacr Britannic Majesty's Consul. God Save the Queen." Th t.hrpft ere-At chiefs were then pre sented with the British flag, which they were authorized to hoist on their nag staffs, and they were informed that under thp nmtprtion of this rJa' thewwould be in no way molested or interfered with by foreign warships. Southeast of Samoa about 700 miles is the scattered Hervey or Cook Archipel ago, consisting of nine islands, either vol canic or coralline, and rendered difficult of access by dangerous reefs and the ab sence of harbors. Karatonga, tne larg est, is volcanic and hilly, with fertile and well-watered valleys. The islands pro duce cocoa-nuts, bread-fruit, bananas, coffee, cotton and tobacco, 'lhe natives of the group are now in an advanced state of civilization. They all read the Bible, dress alter the European fashion, and live in stone dwellings gro ;ped in Uttlp tnwnshins under separate chiefs. Thev seem, however, to be rapMly dim- inishing in number, the present popula tion being perhaps ten thousand, of whom six thousand are in Raratonga alone. They petitioned in 1864 for an nexation to Ureat liritam. it is a curious fact that in Oparo, a small, sterile island, there are the remains of native forts of hewn stone on the summits oi Mm hicrhpst hills. The stones are well squared and smoothed, and joined with a hard cement. Some oi tnem are two tons weight. The natives have a legend , of a migration from Samoa. Admiral Fairfax,with the Uahiope ana Lizard, left Tonga for Samoa, intending tn o. n.t Nin or Savare Island, and establish a protectorate Over that island, . a. r iUv in compliance with a request irom me natives there. It is reported that Captain Aidmer, during his late cruise, has succeeded in making one ot the deepest sounuingu that has ever been made, at a few miles offKaafaor Pylstaart Island, the niostt southern island ot the longan uroup. He-obtained soundings ot tatnoms. &&vttttetmttkt$ mm WO CHAN & Co, NUUANU ST. . HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW GOODS! Suitable for Christmas and New Year's Presents EX BARK VELOCITY, FROM CHINA, EEED CflAIKS AND BOOKERS Something new in Honolulu; Extension "Veranda Chairs, Ebony and Marble Diningroom Sets, Matting in all variety and colors, Silks, Satins and Pongee, Silk Crepe, in all shades; Mantel and Hearth Vases, Best Oolong Tea, Clioice Manila Cigars. Ex Bark H. Hackfeld rnoii LIVERPOOL, IRON FILTERPHESSES ! I Selwig & Lange's Patent H. E. Mlclntyre & Bro., IMPORTERS AND DEALER IN G-roceries, Provisions and Feed, EAST CORNER FORT A'D KIKO STREETS. New Goods received by every pacitet from the Eastern States and Europe, fesh CaJiforn'a Prodnclby frytt amef. All orders faithi nUy attended to, and Goods delered to any part of tbe cifree of InaVe. Island orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. PostoJSc Box No. 16 Telephone No. 92 18 to 30 Chambers, Which have proved a great success at Lihue, Hanamaulu, Kekaha, Walmea, Eoloa, Lahalna, Laupahoehoe, etc., and which are provided with the latest improvements; also,' SPARE PARTS OP ABOVE PRESSES and FILTER CLOTH FOR THE SAME ; Sugar Coolers, (round corners) Iron Tanks, 3 sizes; Baxter Engines, Deane's Steam Pumps, Steel Bails & Fixtures Portable Track, Sleepers & Switches, -Corrugated Iron, all lengths; Fire Bricks, Slates, Eire Clay, Asbestos, White Bros Portland Cement Germania P. Cement, Keg Shooks, Rivets, Sugar and Coal Bags, Coal Baskets, Twine, Stockholm and Coal Tar, Etc. For Sale at lowest J Rates by H. HACKFELD & CO. . 13Clm It