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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-25
BY AUTHORITY.
Board of Health, Notice J!

The following regulations of the Board of Health are
still in force and notice is hereby given that San Fran
It is further ordered that all persons specially per-
cisco in less than fifteen days passage, shall report in
person to the port Physicians at least once a day, until
S period OF fifteen days, shall have elapsed since leaving
San Francisco.
Quarantine regulations and rules adopted by the Haw-
allan Bosrd of Health.
L On the arrival Of any vessel at any port OF this
Kingdom. from q port known to be infected with small
pox. though no case Of small pox may have occurred on
board during the yoysge' neither passengers nor crew
shall hsve elapsed from the time of her sailing.
Kingdom. having had or stin having any person sick Of
small PoE on board, the vessel shall be detained in guar
and the crew and passengers shall be submitted to q
8. No person shall leave or visit any quarantined YES
sci, or any house or enclosure that shall have been set
unless by written permission Of the Board.
4 Under no circumstances provided for as above.
on shore. before having undergone such disinfecting
process as may be ordered by the Board Of Health.
having bad on board during the passage, a person dis
ship as may be ordered by the Board of Health to be dis
infected. shall be fumigsted, or otherwise disinfected, in
until this has been done shall any cargo be discharged
6. No mail shall be landed from any vessel having
small pox on board during the passage, except by writ
y. Sections 2s4, 285, 293 and 294 of the Civil Code
of this Kingdom read as follows:
Health of all regulations made by it, by publishing the
same in some newspaper Of the district, or where there
is no such newspaper, by causing them to be posted in
three public places Of the town or district; and such no.
tice of said regulations shall be deemed legal notice to
all persons.
section 2s5. Every person who shall violate any reg,
ulstions of the Board of Health, sitter the same shall
have been published. rs provided in the last preceding
section. shall be hned not exceeding one hundred dollars.
Section 293. The quarantine regulations so estab-
lished shall extend to all persons, and all goods and e-
fects arriving in such vessels, and to all persons who
may visit or go on board of the same.
Section 294. Notice shall be given of such quarantine
regulations by publication in the manner provided in
Section 2s4; and after such notice shall have been given.
any person who shall violate any such quarantine regu-
lations, shall be fined a sum not less than five, nor more
than five hundred dollars.
II. A. 2. CARTER,
II "a presihenf Of he Rnarh of HaaIth
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Extract from the Civil Code-Law relat.
ing to Public Vaccination.

SECTION 3O9.-The Minister of the Interior shall a-
point, upon the recommendation of the Board of Health,
guber Material divisions of the kingdom, who shall re-
ceive such salary, as may, from time to time, be appropri-
sted by the Legislature. and shall be removable from
office at the pleasure of said Minister.
SECTION 3lO.-Esch vaccinating officer shall appoint, at
least. three convenient places in each school district
throughout his division. for the performance of vac
~cination and, from time to time, give public notice of
the time when he will attend at such places. to vaccinate
all persons not already successfully Vaccinated VINO may
then and there appear and also of the time when he
will attend at such place to inspect the progress of such
vaccination III the persons so vacclnatea.
SECTION 3lI.-The father or mother of every child
shall, within six months after the birth of such child, or,
in the event of the death, illness, or absence OF the father
charge of such child, shall, within six months after its
birth. or at the earliest opportunity after, take such child
to the vaccinating officer, for the purpose of being vac
cinated.
SECTION 3l2.-Upon the eighth day, following the day
on which any child has been vaccinated, the father,
mother. guardian, or other person having charge of said
child, shall again take such child to the vaccinating
officer, that he may ascertain by inspection the result of
such operation.
SECTION 313.-If the vaccination is found to be success
full. the officer shall deliver to the father. mother, or
other person having charge of the child, free of charge.
Q certificate that the child has been successfully vac
cinAted. and shall note the same in q book to be kept by
such officer for that purpose.
SECTION 3l4.-On the presentation of any child to be
vsccinAted. should the officer deem the child to be in an
unfit state TO be vaccinAted. he may postpone the opera
or person having charge OF such child, TO reproduce the
same for vaccination at a future time.
SECTION 3l5.-The vaccinating officers shall visit the
several stations appointed by them. at least once in ev-
cry six months, and oftener, if required so to do by the
Minister of the Interior, or Board of Health.
SECTION SIC. Every parent, guardian, or other person
having the charge of any child. who shall refuse or neg
lect to comply with the provisions OF the law respecting
vaccination. shall be subject to a fine of five dollars (;
one-hslf of which shall be paid to the informer.
SECTION 3l7.-The several vaccinnting officers shall
keep a faithful record OF their transactions and make an
H. a. P. CARTER,
dill Minister of the Interior.
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E Hon. s. N. CASTLE has written o long letter to
show that the existing IS instructions to Assessors
when strictly carried out lead to Unjust taxation. If
Q merchant has $1,000 o worth Of stock and owes
within the Kingdom $50. 900 in respect Of it. he only
pays the property tax on $4,000. But if q planter
or farmer has real estate valued at 500, 900 and
owes to q neighbor $685. 900 on q mortgage, he has
to pay tax on the full 100000 whilst the mortgage
likewise pays tax on $4,000. The definition Of
personal property in Section 483 of the Civil Code,
10 Of the same character as that Of real estate in Sec
ton 484. Neither Of them takes any account of the
debts owing by the person taxed. II q Minister has
through q fsncied authority derived from Section
614 Of the Civil Code. instructed assessors to deduct
the amount Of 9 mans debts from the total of his
ostensible assets in order to arrive at the taxable
value Of his personal estate, he can do the same in
regard to real estate. In point Of fact he has no
such authority in either case, but q Minister who
should stretch his authority. and do away with this
injustice would not be allowed 10 find the RESPONSE
bility very heavy on his shoulders and should GER
tsinly be Unidentified BY the Legislature at its next
Session. 10 other countries where all property real
and personal is taxed, the debts of the tax. payer are
deducted from his assets. The rule that land owners
shall pay on the full value Of their real estate only
exists where personal property is not taxed at all
in which case mortgages are exampt from any
burden.
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LET I'm HI LIGHT {!

rr>aE MATCHMAKING OF ii HOLY
spirit Is as PLAIN upon the heavens and upon the eAfth'
eopdemning to destruction this wicked Kingdom Of dishonest
men. as II was upon the walls OF BelshszEAr's dining room ln the
n,a., Of his thousand b .nquetes. MEME MENE TsKEL
upHaRHN was written on the walls which no one Of
hi, gue.t. could understand until his Queen sent for Daniel
-no Al the King. God hath numbered thy Kingdom and an
i,h.d r.: thou art weighed In the balance and art found
wanting. thy Kingdom Is given to the Modes and PersiAnsi
-, ,t-,, R-I,barrar vas slain. Darius then undertook his
kingdom. when M. =. 1osR stepped in with
bis DUMP MULE AND CANE
CARTs They are bail, OF the Best Material that can be
had in the East, a. all ny stock is selected by . Special
Agent, and by tina, means l am enabled to do the Good Work
that I do. I wish also to call attention to the hne carriages
thai I an turning oct.
Rec p.rdou. 1 must relate a little incideut that occurred .
few d.v. ago.. One OF my HIGHLH FINISHED
c.RRIAGEs vas standing near the Drinking Fountain
m King street, when = gentleman and lady were PaSsing b.
and all At once the horse took fright and nearly became M
u,,,g..be: bu. the driver 90, the animal quIeted down, and
h. came in with the same weight he vent out With, and saved
stakes. But come TO investigate the matter The horse took
trirh, from seeing his shadow in MY HIGHLY FIN-
IsaED CARRIAGE that was stAnding near the
Foun,ain-I also Am finishing up some very nice FAMi-
~ CARRIAGES AND SOME o PILE
TONS. which I shall soon have ready for sale. AlSo'
REPAIRING, PAINTING, TRIMMING and
everything pertaining TO CARRIAGE WORK Unloe
DONE JUST AsLOw AS 1T POSSIBLY CAN
N o all know ,hA. have had NO VISITS To
ruE STATES OR EUROPEJ and my low rents
ofuvipr enables me TO come down TO the
BED ROCK PRICES. N. ROSE.
On Qm
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Christmas decorations were in progress on all
sides yesterday afternoon and evening. At the
Roman Catholic Church, the three affairs have
been ~tastefully dressed with flowers by the
Sisters, and some lady members of the cOngre-
grafton. At st. Andrews, the floral decorations
are more extensive, embracing the whole interior.
Her Majesty Queen Dowager Emma according
to her wont has taken charge Of the decoration
of the screen, Miss Willis of the Altar, Mrs.
Mist of the Font, and other lady members Of the
church, have assisted in the general docora-
tions and the supply of flowers and eVergreens.
The Bethel and the Fort-street Church receive also
a tasteful decoration. Through the care OF Mrs.
DR.. Rodgers and the lady librarian, the Honolulu
Library presents a most pleasing appearance.
The decoration Of shops and private houses is
not carried out here in the style common in some
countries, but every year a stronger tendency in
that direction appears to be evidenced.
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recent Hotel Arrivals.

]. L. Richardson. Waisnae; August Ahrens.
waiauae; C. Bertelmaun. Kauai; Mrs. n Rose.
E. Bal. MOlOkai; NJ. H. Barton. Cam
bridge, U. s.; NJ. F. Plant. New York; a. ". Bush.
Waikapu; H. Cornwell. Waikapu; Jas. henton jr'
Kohsla; Jno. T. Downey. Kohsia; W. Everett.
Waikapu; F. L. Leslie, Mahukona; e J. Nichols,
Geo. Weight, H. II. NJ. Smith. g. 8. Zealandis; NJ. Il.
Wades, NJ. D., Sydney,
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At the Anglican Pro-Cathedral Church Of St.
Andrews, three services will be held. In the
morning, at halfpast Z there will be a cclebra-
tion of the holy communion, with full choral
service. and professional and recess onal hymns.
There will also be service. with q sermon by the
Bishop of Honolulu, followed by a celebration at
IL am, and evensong at 7.30 pm. At the
morning service, besides the hymns and psalms
appropriate to the day, there will be an anthem,
" How beautiful upou the mountains, y composed
specially for the occasion, and to suit the voices
of the choir, by Mr.. Wray Taylor. The musical
portions of these services will be repeated to-
morrow.
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To Exporters of Hawaiian Rice and to
Whom it May Concern.

In accordance with an Act approved l4th day of August,
1880, ITO Prevent Fraudulent Expectation Of Foreign
or Hawaiian Produce to Ports Of the United States"
WILLIAM L. HoPPKR is appointed Export Guard " for
the Port OF Honolulu. Parties who are about to ship
Rice 10 any port of the United States, will notify the
a. Export Guard f" OF the intended shipment that he may
examine said Rice, and be able to give 4 certificate that
A h the growth and produce Of the Hawaiian Islands.
And in accordance with the said Act. I have hxed and
hereby an the fee to be paid to said Export Guard &" for
Examination and certificate, ut the sum OF twenty Cents
nr ton (of 600 lbsl. and in proportion for any less
quantity than q ton. JOIN >; WALKkh
Honolulu. October g., 1880. oc9 3m
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Il A. P. CARTER. Minister of the interior
Interior Once, Dec. Z, 1880. Oils
To Contractors.

Tenders for erecting q Shade on Brewers Wharf, in
Honolulu, are wanted.
Plans and Specifications may be seen in the Once OF
the Superintendent Of Public Works. on and after Mon
day the 18th instant. and tenders for the work will be
received At the Interior Once. till Monday the 2Tth
instant, 81 noon.
The Minister Of the Interior does not bind himself to
accept the lowest, or any tender.
Interior once, December 10th, 1880. dist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-25

3 A Christmas gift for the library. A gentle
man has handed in o liberal donation Of books for
the benefit of our Library Association. This is
good time for other liberal and public spirited gentle
men to come forward and help this most valuable
institution.
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y We understand that the King will leave the
city per James Makee on Monday the 9th inst, te
visit lis island of Kauai We anticipate for Hi
Majesty a cordial and loyal welcome on the beautiful
land of .Manokalanipo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-25

At the Bethel Church tomorrow there will be
a Christmas Service, in which the children of the
Sunday School are to join. The opening anthem
by the choir will be I" In the Beginning" The
children will sing the'' Christmas Hallelujah, " the
carols, 81 Star. Beautiful Star, :" L" Carol, Sweetly
Carol and " Morning Star in Splendor Shining"
The choir will sing two quartettes and an anthem
''How Beautiful upon the Mountains, - and the
hymns 1876 and 156 will also be sung. During
the service DR.. Damon will deliver an address ap.
propriate TO the occasion. There will also be an
exercise by the pupils-''Tower of Strength"
At Fort Street Church the Christmas services
will also take place tomorrow. At the morning
service the Rev. w .Froar will preach a sermon to
children. In the evening there will be a Christ
mas Service of Praise, which will include several
appropriate hymns, and the anthems g Sing Unto
the Lord" (by Morello), and "Hark What
mean those Holy Voices?" The " Gloria in Ex-
celsis, - from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, will also'be
sung.
At the Roman Catho lie Cathedral Church
of the Holy Virgin there will be Pontifcial High
Mass, at ten A. NJ, to-day, the Bishop officiating.
A discourse in English, appropriate to the testi-
val, will be delivsred by the assistant priest Of
the occasion, Rev. Father Larkin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-25

IF any Other lady besides Il. R. H. Princess
Liliu we're heiress apparent or presumptive to
the Throne. would the parties who now recon
mend a regency outright be OF the same
mind eErpress.
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- Remember kindly and benefciently the pri,
soners, and the hospital patients this holiday week.
And also remember. bis dat qui cito dat. He gives
twice, who gives quickly.
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WIFE MURDER.-Samue Smith, Q native. living
at Waikiki, on the evening of the 2lst inst, struck
his wife on the head with q hstiron, inficting in
juries which caused her death. The murderer fed,
and. up to this writing. has not been apprehended,
although officers of the police force are using strenu-
Gus exertions 10 CAPTURE him.
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DEpAnrxEsr OF FoREIos ArFA1R

DEPARTMENT. OF FoREI6S AFFAIRS.
BE II KNOWN to all whom It may concern, that JOSEPH
o. cARTRA, Esquire. having this day presented to this
Department his Commission from His Imperial japanese
MAjesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs. which is found to
be in due form; he. the said JOSEPH o. CARTER, Esquire,
IL hereby acknowledged by order Of His Majesty as
Commercial Agent for the Empire Of Japan In Honolulu;
and all his Official acts. As such are ordered to receive
full faith and credit By the authorities Of this Govern
ment.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Foreign
Once at Honolulu this 18th day Of December. AID. 1880.
(Slgnsdl. WI. GREEN.
da5 81 Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
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Lady Mountmorris, the wife of the murdered peer
who had returned to reside in her old home has
again been driven out of Ireland by threatening
letters.
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p A game of Base Ball will be played on the
Parade Grounds, to-day at $50 P. M, between
nine Honolulu boys and nine new arrivals.
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NOTICE.

LACCOUNTS DUE Nd ONlNS ~
-. Z. D ScTRIC COMMERCIAL ADvRRflsEh Omce up
20 -nd including the 3Oth day OF August, must oe seI.Iea ~. ~
j. MI. Black only. And all Indebtedness up y : on aoK
win be settled By "a n
Honolulu, August 80, lSSo-
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CHRISTMAS DAY.

To-day will be observed as a secular holiday
and as a day especially set apart for family festi-
vities in all parts of the kingdom. By some of
our fellow christians it will also be observed as
a religious holiday and celebrates as the great
festival Of the christian year by special and APP
propriate services. The twenty-ffth day Of De-
seems to have been accepted as the date
of the feast of the nativity of Christ at an early
period in the history of the Church, not from any
tradition pointing to it as the actual birthday OF
the Saviour, but in order to appropriate for this
important festival, a day already universally
devoted to religious celebrations and social festi-
vities throughout ;e Roman world. 1t is more
than probable that the day was deemed specially
appropriate, because on it the heather world had
been accustomed to celebrate the return of the
sun from bis southern course. Identical, when
frst consecrated as q day of festival. with the
winter solstie, it was devoted to the worship Of
the Lord of Life. On no day therefore could the
christian more suitably celebrate the advent Of
the Sun of Righteousness. Though some differ
ences prevailed as to the proper date during the
FIRST centuries of the Christian Era, our present
Christmas Day was universally kept as a religious
holiday, and solemn feast, by oil Christendom,
from early in the fourth century, down to the
time of the Reformation When the dOctrinal diff
lerences which then arose, and which have
divided Christians ever since, there grew up
equally strong differences in what we may call
religious taste. Rationalism dared not then raise
its head in docsrinal form. but the spirit from
which it springs busted itself with religious cere-
monies and observances, which had prevailed for
so many centuries, and pronounced them vain SUI
perstitions, As in doctrine, so in %ritural, differ
ent Protestant sects went different lengths. BY
large and highly intellectual sections Of the Prot
estant world all time-honored ceremonial worship,
and with it all feast days, even the Feast Of the
Nativity. was abandoned. During the present
century, and especially dnring the last forty or
fifty years. "a change has manifested itself amongst
these Churches, displayed IN the character of their
ecclesiastical buildings, and OF their services, es-
pecially of the musical part of them. With this
change has come the custom to recognize Christ
mas-tide as a fitting opportunity for the celebra-
ton of the Advent of Christ. So it has been in
Hawaii nei. The time is within the recollection
of many when Christmas Day passed almost un-
noticed here. To-day it is different; Christians
of all creeds will unite to keep the day, and the
Churches which do not celebrate it by special
services, do but postpone them till tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-25

% The Gazette says that the ADvERTIsER has
devoted nearly two columns to u furious on
slaught upon certain statements in the Southern
WOrbmen, and our neighbor has devoted one very
short article to u dodge of the issue. The " furi-
GUS onslaught" is a clear array OF undeniable
facts.
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- New Years Day will be calculated at Kspio-
lani Park by horse racing. C. Macfarlane enters bay
mare Lady Mcclellan H. B. Hales enters grey stall
lion Telephone. Half-mile heats-best two in three.
for q purse of 500. Considerable interest is felt in
this race, as each owner. by the provisions Of the
race. is to ride his own equine.
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Me-. HKSEY P. BALDWIN has been appointed by the
Board Of Education, School Agent for the district OF Ma
kEvao, island Of Maui. in place of Mr. }. D. Havekost
who has resigned. W. JAS. SMITH, Secy.
Education Once, Dec. 9Th, 1880. dill st
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abberttser.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1880.
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that when asked where the Deputy Marshal was
at a certain time, replied with all the pompo-
sity of his position that " he is attending a post
MULTIPLICATION. Almost equal to that remark
about the " cosmopolite vessel.
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TIE following gentlemen have this day been appoint
ed Agents to take acknowledgements to Contracts for
Labor, viz:
i Nance Hawaiian, Kauai
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MUsIc.-The Band will give q Christmas
Concert this afternoon at Emma Square, COM
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THE following named persons have been appointet
members of the Tax Appeal Boards for the year 1880.
FOREIGN NOTES.

Department Of Finance, Oct. 80, 1880.