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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
NOTICE

An persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late l. W. Hopp. are hereby notified t. present the
same 10 the undersigned within six months from this
date will be forever barred aud all persons
indebted to the said estate hereby requested 10
make immediate payment 10 me- JOHN hOFP.
HonoIulu. Ancust l. isa. ~ Z ~ Sd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

SENATOR G. LAPHAM promises to come out as a
champion of woman's rights. In letter to Miss
Susan B. Anthony he says, SO hope that our coun-
try will prosper and that woman will yet be ac-
corded her rights" The cause is good one and
needs to be taken up in every civilized country on
the globe it is a cause which must win in a long
run. We hope at the next legislature to see ii
ventilated and put forward as piece of necessary
legislation for this country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

The authorities ought not only to look
after the collecting of lepers, but 1t Is
incumbent ON them also to see that they
do it in a proper manner, 4. e. that
every care should be taken to prevent
contagion to other people travelling with
them. We are given to understand that
lepers are brought off in the same boats
with other people We know that they
travel in the same steamers; we know that
they have used the same express wagons
that we do Now the danger of con-
tagion should be reduced to minimum.
We perfectly understand the immense
difficulties which present themselves to
the executive in carrying out sanitary
measures, such as the collecting and the
segregating of lepers, but such difficulties
must be met and cOmbatted. 1t is an alb
surdity to continue old methods simply
because they are old methods. We see
that it would be difficult thing to have
vessel set apart as the sole carrier of
lepers; it is difficult to get hold of the
suspected cases, and when once got hold
of they must be shipped off at once: a
special vessel could only call at stated
intervals. This therefore can for the pre-
sent be laid aside as impracticable; but
there ought assuredly to be every care
taken in transporting these unfortunate
people. They should be taken to the ship
in different boats from people who are
well; the boats after they leave them
should be swabbed out People with
fostering sores, putting their hands on
the gunwale of a boat can easily trans
NIT their disease to the next person who
puts his hand on the same place. This is
a precaution which can be easily taken,
and which, as far as our information
serves. is not taken Then again there is
positively no excuse for using the common
vehicles for hire as ambulances to take
lepers from the temporary hospital to the
Warrick 1t cannot be said that it is done
to save expense, because there are the two
wagons which were used during the
smallpox time; properly cleaned out, and
reftted, they would serve admirably for
the purpose of transport. 1t is simply
monstrous that our families and ourselves
should be exposed to the contagion of an
incurable disease, because the authorities
have not proper vehicle to carry lepers
down to the wharf We do not ask for
impossibilities, but we do ask for ordinary
care and common sense. We do not say
who is to blame, but it is patent that some
one is. We hope to see this matter of the
transport of lepers carefully regulated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19


viii be received az the Interior Once until October 2oth
al O'Clock noon for furnishing all any Of the fol-
iou1nr Building Materials the Government may desire
10 purchase in Honolulu FOR six months from that date
Northwest Timber, per thousand;
scanilinE. per thousand;
T& G per thousand;
White Cedar Shingles, per thousand;
Northwest Surfaced, per thousand;
Redwood Surfaced. per thousand;
Redwood, T s. G. per thousand;
Redwood. Rustic, per thousand;
Redwood. scantling, per thousand;
Redwood scsntlug, clear per thousand;
Redwood Shingles per thousand;
Nails and Spikes, per key;
Bricks. per Thousand;
Lime. per barrel;
Cement, per barrel:
All Tenders must be addressed TO the Minister Of the
Interior and endorsed Tenders for Building Materi
ALL tsiencdl u A. 2. CARTER,
l1te-iar once. Oct u. 1851. Minister Of Interior
5qS75
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i been appointed BY ihe Supreme Court Tirsiue
and administrator OF the estate Of The late THOMAS
MEEK. of Honolulu hereby uutihee all parties iniebt-
ed to said estate, 10 make immediate payment the
undersigned; all parties having property In their charge
belonging "a said estate arc requested 10 nuffy tha
administrator 0f the without delay. All raftes
having claims against said estate rtQugsied 10
present the duly Authenticated. 70 The under
signed within six months they will be forever barred
n. q. CRADLE.
Trustee and Administraiur
Estate Of Thomas Meek. deceased
Honolulu, July 18Th. 1881. Ss em
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

DIR. THAcHER, Dentist. viii reopen ais oeaee IN
Honolulu. November Isf. 1881. ess9


We, the undersigned. in the name Of the Chinese
church and Congregation desire to tender our sincere
shanks to all those who have in any way, aided in the
late Chinese Fair and especially to the Christian
ladies' the orgnatOrs and promoters Of the Enterprise
The results are most eminenty satisfactory, and We
hope, with Gods blessing, soon have our Church
entirely free from debt.
SIT NOON. Acting Pastor,
fsIER fs * Il LIZ SAM. yDcaeons.
xro,,i,t- 4ath - rrt teat SD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
~ horses cattle belonging 10 the Estatc o. he
late THOMAS MEX. with HE brand. cautiunsd
agairst changing the sane. selling sgch horses
cattle, under penalty Of Prosecution.
H. g. CRABBE.
Trustee and Admiutstrafnr,
Estate cf Thomas Meek, deceased.
Honolulu. July 18th. 1881. So fm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

We have had an opportunity of looking
over the report made by Doctor Emerson
to the President of the Board of Health
for the quarter ending June Both. The
Doctor treats at some length of the dis
tricts of the town which we lately visited
and described. Doctor Emerson enters
upon the sanitary condition of the dis
tricts: he states that the houses are di-
lapidated and ramshackly," that the air
space within the rooms is often far too
small, still he considers that the Ha-
waiians suffer comparatively little from
diseases due to enforced crowding." He
points out however, a class of diseases
from which they suffer great deal, and
that is skin disease and syphilitic erup-
tions: these he has found among even
very young children: for the prevalence
of this class of disorder there seems to
be three causes: first, the mats upon
which the whole family lounge and
sleep, and where little children are allowed
to roll about naked: mats gTimy and dirty
and hardly ever washed; second, to the
manner of taking food, and third, to the
social pipe and other habits The Doctor
considers that in spite of his frequent alb
lutions, the unwary Hawaiian is exposed
to a class of filth disease caused by lack
Of cleanliness in his immediate surround
ings, both within and without the house,
the disposal of the rubbish, the slops,
etc, to the removal Of which he deyotes
the minimum of attention. Speaking of
the Chinese however, the report entirely
agrees with what we have said: the Chi
nese are orer-crowded and live in such a
manner as to invite the germs OF any
epidemic which may be looking out for a
suitable locality to attack.
We do not entirely agree with the report
upon the condition Of the Hawaiians: we
are by no means satisfied that the houses
in which they live are not orer-crowded;
and we are very certain that many of
them are unfit for human habitations. 1t
is no use going over the same ground
twice, and We fully showed in our previous
articles that the people around Kikihale
and Cape Horn do live under bad sanitary
conditions, and further, under conditions
not conducive to healthy moral develop
ment 1t was necessary to call public at
tention to, it because these things go from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

THE cheap republications of all classes of litera
ture are attracting the notice of the book trade it
found to be very injurious to the trade, in fact
to be killing it. Out of evil will come good, most
probably. The only relief is to be obtained by
the enactment of an international copyright law,
and agitation is more being made for It,
Authors will rejoice over this. We are well and
intimately acquainted with some authors who
have had their brains stolen as clearly if their
pockets had been picked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

The legislators of Ontario have taken strong
measures to prevent quaek doctors possessing di-
plomas from bogus American Colleges, practicing
in the colony, the statute provides that doctor
shall practice unless he studies for year at a
Canadian school of medicine. The rule appears
to be too stringent, still we understand how
legislature wishes to protect the nation for which
it has to frame laws, from set of bunging quacks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

LOOKING over the files of our San Francisco con-
temporaries we are shocked to see the horrible
crimes which are ohronicled by them, and not
only are the crimes mentioned, but in many cases
the fullest details are given. The reporting cases
The papers become the vehice for pandering to
vicious and morbid taste for the horrible which is
innate in some human minds they even do more
harm, for they suggest the methods by which
crimes may be committed: fortunately our press
is free from such a blot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

WE see that H.BAIS Consul at San Francisco,
Mr.. W. L. Booker was married to Mrs. Bspham
on the 18th of last month. The marriage was at
tended 10y very brilliant company. Mr. Booker
is deservedly popular both in San Francisco and
elsewhere, the people to whom this gentleman has
done acts of kindness and courtesv can be counted
by hundreds and perhaps thousands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

RA LYMAN. Esq has this day been appointed Com
missioner of Private wavs and Water Privileges in
Hamaknua. Hawaii. vice T. F. Mullis.
Il. A. p. CARTER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior oficr. oct Ord, 1851 s73
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

Neatly ard comfortable Furnished Rooms. centrally
located, may be obtained by applying at No Garden
Lane, near Beretania Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

QUEEN Victoria enjoys a wide popularity; her
virtues and her uprightness have gained her a
genuine respect in every part of Europe and in
the United States We learned the other day that
a veneration for her is felt strongly in many of
the islands of the South Pacific. In the cabin of
the Wandersr is a portrait of the Qneen taken
a short time before the death of the Prince Con-
sort While the yacht was cruising among the Is
lands, natives were frequently entertained on
board, among other things the portrait was shown
to them. More than one, on being told Who 1t
was, has gone forward and kissed the picture
Mr. Lambert must value the portrait the more for
this spontaneous homage while it has called.
forth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
Licenses Expiring in October. 1881.

RETAIL OAHU.
You Kee q c.. Nuusnu s,. Honolulu
Wong Lconc Co. Nuuanu 1t,
&C : Wo Cbong NuuHnu Il,
w Bash. Fort -
; Tong hing. Nuusuu ST,
Rvuuc Lee Yong & Co. Mnunnkea st,
9 sun hum Lung . q :, GO lot. hGiei -
{ lau kO. cor. Muuuakcs & Bcretania Ets,
Wong Lam. Hotel ~
Hen Wo. NuuHuu e,
wilder a Co cor. Fort & Queen cts,
20 =. Holman. Merchant =.
% = o hall Son, cor. Tort King sts,
~ Hang Lung kec a Co. Hotel II.
u g. Aio. cor. Richard and Merchant sis,
j. Hugh Macsny. Queen IT,
J. Iau Hce a sue lice, King st,
IS J. T. & q. @aierhogse King St
~ Goo Yoo & Co. cor. Nuuauu King sis,
n. A. pcreiu. Nuuanu si.
2 Hop Jan a Co. Nuuanu II,
= Phillip & Co. Kaahumanu st,
= J. T. WateIhouse, Port It,
= Tong Kim, Nuuanu -,
= J. T. a n. Waterhou=e. Queen st.
2 Pete FERNANDEZ King 81, hapaamA, :.
81 Frank Antoine Nuuanu 81,
RErAIL-HAwAII.
Hitehsosk Co, Pspaikou, HilO,
!. Z. Mills. Houokaa. Hamakua,
! L. Turner. Waiohiuu. kau,
IA. :. Cirrhon Co. Punaluu, Kau,
r. Rycroit Pehod, Puma,
= Mr. Dayis, Wsmea, :. koaala,
Tho. spencer Iiio.
y Chun hoy. Hilo.
u Wong Qui Honomaknu n. KohRla.
p c. ". An Wah Co Pahala, kau,
n Man We, KapaHu. y Kohala
81 Kit CkcrE sing. Onomea Plantation, Hio,
RErAII-MAUl.
is kim Fnk Chong. Paia. Hamakuapoko
IS Antoine Fernandez, Makawac,
u Gee Hop. kahuiui.
p Lum Lang kcc. hailuku.
2 Ai1ua, llhaina
81 Gee Lung, Maikapu,
RETAIL-KAUAI.
WHOLESALE.
Rollcs a Co Queen st. Honolulu
wilder 4 &c. cor. Fort and Queen sts Honolulu,
70 T. o. Hall son Fort and King sts, Honolulu,
= C-AfoHE. Nuunnu 81, Honolulu,
RETAIL SPIRIT.
Is Jas. olds, cor, Nuuanu and Hstel ste,
JOINING SPIRIT.
Brown a Co. Merchant IT.
AUCTION.
1T W Everett Maui.
3 J. II. Hare, Maui,
VICTUALING.
Gin Pau. Kaiopihi y Kohala, Hawaii
Ayiua. Pahaua. k0hala, Hawaii.
Man Wo. kapaan. kohala, Hawaii
Il Akana & Ahoc, Honokaa, Hamalua Hawaii
IS " r Prescott Valley Home, Nuuanu ct, Oahu.
1e Kannkamu Halswa. y. Kohala. Hawaii
p Aho 3 Akana Houokaa, Hamakua. Hawaii;
26 Len Ring q co, Halawa, \. Kohala. Hawaii.
e Akina. kaneChc. oahu
p All Quay, Hilo, Hawaii,
d, TcHER.
Chas Motley. Hamakua, Hawai-
1G L. Ascu & Co Makapala. y. kohala Hawaii.
is Jas Woods. Kohgla, Hawaii
is Jas Woods KohAla. Hawaii.
- t. Waller. King st. Honolulu, Oahu.
- q. Waller, Hotel q Union sts, Honolulu Oahu.
PORK BUTCHER.
Ching Heen Pau. Hotel 81, Honolulu Oahu.
] Panr Yam Hotel st. Honolulu. Oahu.
] Tang Tart Yong, Fort -, Honolulu. Oahu.
Jung Phnri. Hotel 81 Honolulu, Oahu.
] Al 10y. MakuwEo, Maui
l.enng Fong Wa. Makawao Maui
&c. X Liuug, Naaehn kau. Hawaii
81 Ming Yce kee s Co, Hotel st, Honolulu oahu.
DRUG.
Hoffman,, Merchant 81. Honolulu, Oahu.
LIVERY STABLE
] james DOdd. Fort Il. Honolulu, Oahu.
FIRE ARMS.
.w.s ,-s, Flynn, Koona Oahu
u : 4 Wilder,
- Is. 7. Feary.
CAKE PEDDLING.
- Akana,
BOAT.
Geo. Kaiiaa. Honolulu,
G. Nakapuahi Hilo,
Is kanakanui. Honolulu.
10 SAN kmukahi, Honolulu,
is samuel Honolulu,
q Luhilea. Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

An amusing incident has happened in the Ohio
penitentiary. Certain skilful and eDterprising
prisoners, according to the New York Tribune,
have been counterfeiting small coins, which have
been put into circulation by another prisoner,
whose good behavior had caused him to be trusted
by the prison authorities, who put him in charge
of team outside the prison-gates. The skilful
and enterprising ones are now under stricter sur
veillance, and the man who was trusted is so
no longer. 1t was brilliant stroke to turn the
penten tiary into counterfeit coming establish
nar,tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

The trans-Pacifc cable seems to be gradually
sinking into oblivion at least lately We have not
heard much about it: it is still occupying the
mind of Cyrus Field, and only the other day he
is reported to have said that it would be laid
before he died. What change for US it will be
when the plan is carried oht. Olce link US to the
magic chain which girdles the earth and our
whole system of business will be revolutiOuized.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
wHEEEss Il has been reported to this Department
that thr following Bonds Of tht Hawaiian Government
via.
Z. Nos 255 and 2=6 Tor 500 each.
]. Nos fs5. fss. lsa. 100 ifi for s2o eadh,
o, Sos. e5s and sE Tor 500 each,
Amounting 70 the q s2so have been stolen and
are supposed 10 have bern destroyed.
Wow. therefore, public notice is hereby given tha
unless he hnlders nf the above Bends notify this De
pertinent OF the fact within thirty days from date
hereof new Bonds will be issued in place of The above
JNO. : WA KER. Minister Finance
Department of Finance. Oct 4. 1881. $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
NnTIcE no rRRnITnRs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE u NDERSIGN NED GIVE
notice that they have been appointed Admiuisfra-
tors Of the Estate of the Hon Chaflss m hafris
late OF Honolulu dcccased- All peft0ns having any
elaine against said Estate whether sfcured b. =or-
gage otherwise uotifed present iLe sane fc
payment 10 the undersigned within tx months from
this date, or they viii be forever barred.
p. e, soNEs, ir.
WF ALLEN
Honolulu. July esth. 1881. ssm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
Bu eanhpnfr.

The decc,se % the late President Of the United
sta,ss having been duly notified Her Royal HiEhness
the Princess Regent OH ofRcers o. the Government
Hru hereby directed mourning for the term Of
Fourteen days- such mourning TO be band of black
IL A. p CARTER
Minis4er OF Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

A vERY pleasant little party was given by Her
Royal Highness the Princess Likelike and the
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, to celebrate the birthday of
their little daughter The little lady seemed very
happy that another year of her life had passed
away. We do not cars to mark the milestones 50
much, when we begin to reach middle age how
ever, it was pleasantly marked milestone for her,
for around it twined many valuable and
pretty presents A large number of the children
of our prominent citizens were present; running
around the grounds, playing hide and seek, and
other games, merrily laughing, they pas sed a
pleasant day. The adults amused themselves with
dancing, walking, listening to the band, and
watching a very effective hNld, which was got up
to show the party kEom the W0Hderer, what
native dance is like. Among the guests present
were H. II. Ruth Keelikolani, Major and Mrs.
Wodehouse and family, Mons. and Madame Feer
and family, Governor Dominis, Mrs. c. r. Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert and party from the WdH-
derey, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Hon. j. NJ. hapena,
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling, Mrs. Glade and many
Others The party was over by 6 O'Clock. These
daylight affairs, if they inconvenient to older
and more busy people, are very much better for
the young as a mattel of health 1t does no-harm,
nav i. does some good TO young men and women
to dance through a summer afternoon. But when
dancing commences at 8 or and IS prolonged till
after midnight it is no longer beneficial. In this
climate afternoon parties should have the prefer
ence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

The different Bodies viii be placed along Fort Street
each Society forming on both sides
dnst Hir Majesty the King enters his Car
rage, the Military will form Immediately In the front
When the Procession moves the Bodies will fan IN
FOUR DEEP behind the Carriage bearihg His Majesty
sG- The whole Procession will be entirely under the
direction Of the Grand Marshals
The Signal f0r assembling will be three guns fred
from the battery on Funcnbowls This Signal will be
made the steamer conveying the King Is in
sight. I The various Bodies vho arc to take part in
the Procession. will assemble possible after
the guns fred.
In case Of His Majestys arrival on Sunday or during
the Night. the Procession will be held the next day al
, Ot'1ADtA r "a. sSf- The different Societies will
please assenbis at O'Clock sharp.
A. n. TRIP.
j. U. KAWAfNUI.
30 4-6o2t Grand Marshals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19
NOTES.
WE are glad to hear that Her Royal Highness th'
Princess Regent is progressing favorably.

TIE Golden Club is fighting the battle of Free
Trade in England again. A number of pamphlets
on what its members style the reciprocity craze
are 10 be issued and distributed over the country
it will take some work however stem the tide
which has now set in against the Free Trade
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

ablackberries-' On Sunday the child complained
of being urwell, but her parents, not knowing Of
what she had eaten, did not apprehend anything
serious. She, however, remained i'll through the
following night and morning, and at dinner-time
Monday such alarming symptoms set IN that
soon arrived, and found the child in state Of
collapse. He did what he could 70 relieve the
little sufferer, and called in the aid of DR.. ODo-
herty but in spite Of all efforts the child gradually
sank, and died shortly before o'clock. A post
morfem examination was subsequently held, and
the only way in which death could be accounted
for that it was the result of poisoning by the
berries Of which it was then ascertained the child
had partaken. We are informed that several chill
dren have died recently from, it is believed,
similar cause, and hope the publicity given to
this unfortunate event may prevent the occur
renee Of others Of an equally sad NATURE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

ALTHOUGH tho duty of reporting and COM
menting upon such cases as that of Briggs
vs.. Mills, is an unpleasant one, yet
it may be regretted that such cases are
rot more commonly reported The disposition
that is sometimes shown to smooth over affairs OF
this kind-to let the straying wife 60 under some
kind OF arrangement and shake hands over it, be-
trays an unfortunate state of mind In regard to
the rights and sanctities of marriage. The out
ragged feelings of a husband who has been robbed
of his wife's society and affection, and whose
family life has been destroyed, naturally seek the
poor satisfaction which is left to them IN the p1n-
shment of the individual who has causelessly IN
hicted so irreparable damage; and the sentiment
Of society sympathises with this demand for
punishment In the case IN question the Jury
unanimously agreed upon verdict of two thou
sad dollars against the defendant, which verdict,
public sentiment will doubtless confirm.
FsoM the Qaee,.slaader We clip the following, It
will be warning to parents here. We have
great deal of lantuaa growing about the city "A
sad example of the risk which children incur in
eating wild berries has lately occurred on the
North Quay and it is TO be hoped it will ssrve to
impress upon parents the Importance Of warning
their little ones against such dangerous fruit Il
appears that 3 little girl. about 8 years of age,
was seen bj' some other children on Saturday last
eating freely of the green berries Of the laafaHa
bnsi, which grows so profnssly in various locali-
ties, and which are known amongst children as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-19

Dated NJ Honolulu II. l.. October nth. A. ID. ISL
A. FRANCIS JUDD. Justice Of Supreme Court
Attest: A. Rosa. Depufy Clerk supreme Court So .
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