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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-09-27

1t was more amusing TO the community
than TO the Ministers TO sec the Govern
ment running last Friday. to borrow mon
ey to start off the new envoys for Japan
and Europe. There was trouble, 1t seems
with the party who was expected to 3" shell
out on demand, 30 two millions! The
Ministry had literally counted without
their host. The host may have been vii
ling 10 provide the music, and pay for it,
but the least the Ministers could do was
to dance. and that continually. Poor Min
isters. Had they not danced enough. and
could they not 20 off by themselves Just
one hour, and have a good time Of il?
Making Kapena Royal Embassador to
Japan. and Kaulukou Secretary Of Lega-
ton there what was there wrong in this3
Men, wlfo never went into Bankruptcy"
ought to have been able TO borrow penny
for the Government. 1t was pitiful. none
90 f.oor TO 60 them reverence.
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TIM real question Of the hour Is no per
sonal consideration of. Mr.. Gibson's history.
His antecedents may be interesting and
useful in forming an opinion Of his present
motives and objects. but after all the
country Is too busy to bother itself, either
for the purpose Of showing up such ancient
history or OF disproving 1t. Nor does 1t
matter whether his political opponents lay
claim to social and political considera-
tion.r or constitute themselves an op
position political party The country
cares no more for those matters than for
the mile stones on the road 10 Dover But
this country is vitally concerned first in
putting down doctrines Of absolutism and
personal rule. and in securing in their
place principles OF constitutional govern
ment by responsible ministers; and next in
obtaining the renewal OF the treaty.
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Mn. BIsHor certainly carried the usual
courtesy of appointing a prominent oppo-
sition member upon an important commit
tee very far when he re-appointed Mr.
Gibson on the Finance Committee in 1850
but be took good care to put enough good
men on with Mr. Gibson to prevent him
from doing any great harm and no doubt
Mr. Bishop was influenced by the current
report. which Mr. Gibson took some pains
to put forth, that he had determined TO
turn over new leaf and behave in a fair
and reasonable manner Subsequent events
and Mr.. Bishops criticisms on Mr. Glib.
sons performances show how he and the
public generally " were again disappointed.
The position only required a moderate
amount of knowledge Of business with an
honesty Of purpose. Mr. Gibsons failures
all through life have not been so much
from want Of ability of a certain kind as
from lack of principle and sound judg
ment He showed some skill as "a financier
when be esettled on Lanai. Again in selling
sheep to Mr. Bush for the lepers he display
cd thrift; and again. when contracting for
the sale Of his loyalty" receiving a price
much above its market value but we
doubt whether any of these transactions,
though showing ability Of a certain kind ~
are sufficient OF themselves to inspire the
community at large with much confidence
in Mr.. Gibson's financiering With re
gard to Mr.. Gibson's not having failed We
might certainly inquire how near he came
to bankruptcy in 1S6T-S, and what ii was
that saved him But so many ADLER
and bettormen than Mr. Gibson have failed
IN business, and failed honorably. that he
is welcome to make all that he can ont of
that weak pony
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Balraiiair O5azettr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER p. iss2.

ALL jobs and so forth were to be done
away with when this eminently virtuous
Ministry came into Office Economy was
TO be the order Of the day, IN fact the po-
litical millennium was at hand. In what
light our lumber merchants viii regard
the ordering Of 10000 feet OF lumber from
or through a gentleman not in the lumber
trade, without giving our local merchants
the chance ef tsHdariag. II does not require
any great astuteness to discover. No blame
attaches to the gentleman who takes the
order. It was a good chance and he would
have been foolish 10 let II sip, but great
blame rests on the minister who SO man
aged public business.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.
IN ACCORn ANCE NNIrH 4 POW ER


Il Of sale contained in a certain mortgage made by 4.
:. Clcghoun & Co to Charles T. Gulick Executor,
dated the ID day Of November 1873. recorded In libcr
page. Notice is hereby given that said mortgage
intends 20 fOreclOsc said mortgage, for condition
broken, aud upon said foreclosure will sell ai public
auction AZ the sales rooms Of e. r. Adams 10 Honolulu.
SATURDAY, the sth day Of October, tssl AZ fs N.
Of said day the premises described In said mortgage
Is below specified
Further particular. can he had Of " r. Castle. St
torncy at Law. CHARLES +. GULtCk.
Executor VIII af !. :. Thompson, Mnrirfccc.
Dated sept I'd fSs2
Premises 10 be sold situate In the town of Wao-
hinu, Kau, comprising an area " i0Oths of an acrg,
together with the substantial aud other buildings
thereon standing Il Is by al odds the best business
stand in kau, aud the purchaser may expect 10 lind
trade ready. II trade. These premises ndion the lot
OF Kaleimakalii and the same conveyed to " ".
Conner by decd OF kamehameha ", recorded lbcr H.
nm, on
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The ministerial organ seems to be play
ing its last cards. The nervous, unsteady
WHY in which It plays shows that the
ministry feel that the game Is nearly up
with them. One day brings to light their
grand constitutional arguments that the
King has a right to run the Legislature as
be wishes, on account of his great states
manship and his superior interest in public
affairs Next comes dig at those who
with such shocking taste, have been re
ferring to Mr.. Gibson's antecedents
On Thursday the organ produced
panegyric. the word is slightly prema
turej upon the business abilities of Messrs
Gibson. Bush and Kaai. Had ever one
Of them gone into bankruptcy? Did not
Mr. Bishop put Mr. Gibson on the Com
mittee of Finance2 Was not Mr.. Bush
better Assessor than Col Judd? Is not
Kaai Agent for Ruth?r and finally. " II
would be a very difficult thing to get
together another four ministers possessing
jointly as much ability, and as much ca
pacity for and disposition for good, solid
official works as the men who are now in
Officer Thus the ministry describe them
selves.
VII 4 AAAAtN AAAtN SOY AA4N AtAAbN4AAfS NOANAo
for the King: " He revises the whole Leg
islative work, and revises it with lnowl
edge and ability He is well-informed
ruler. and It is good, not an evil thing
for this country, that he exercises an
intelhgently directed influence on its leg
islation." And, says the organ. the Kings
action Is valuable because " Legislation is
new work in the hands of men whose
fathers knew nothing of civilized life"
Wherefore, we all see the importance of
the King getting such men as he likes
elected. and following them up constantly
after they are elected Really this is more
burlesque than anything yet out, since the
Hoapili Baker Manifesto. II is hard to
say whether such stuff is written by child
rem. or Is intended for them. We fancy
that II Is mixed
When things are at such pass that
such writing and publishing on the part
Of the ministry Is possible; or when any
ministry can imagine that the public will
swallow such doses whole. one can easily
see that the end Is near
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
SALE.

I n AONUItIJ-klNNI u " 7 7 II \ 7 y " LIZ
IL Of sale contained In a cortsin mortgage made BY
Kaunaka () and Nangero her husband 70 Mrs Rcheeca
Reynods dated the 9Th day Of February 1s recorded
fliber - Notice is hereby given that said mofga-
broken aad upon said foreclosure VIII sell az public
auction at tho sales OF E. p Adams in Honolulu
on MONDAY the 18th day Of October. iSs', Al II n
Of said day the premises described in said mortgage a.
below specified.
Further particulars eau be had Of W. r. Castle. At
torney At Law MANGERO,
Assignee Of the Murirarcc.
Premises TO be sold are situated Nuuanu Avenue
nearly opposite the old Bishop prcu,iscs The stua.
ti0n Is exceedingly pleasant The land has wafer and
good wooden houses. trees kao patches. etc and
tent si6s and 6ssq 9.3 %
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lHE uual position which our versatile
Premier attempts to assume cannot be
very comfortable. as it most certainly is
the reverse Of successful. In the Legis-
lature OF Council Chamber he distin-
guishes himself as the promoter of the
most unreasonable and unacceptable meas
ures ever forced upon an unwilling country.
next he comes out in his organ as de
fender Of his own Legislation. In both
situations he Is singularly unfortunate
incapable having drawn forth the pro
tests and circumstances of the whole
nation against the preposterous Corona
ton folly. he next covers himself and his
scheme with ridlcule by his taking up
" THE GLOVES" IL its defence having
aroused the opposition of all educated
people by his unconstitutional advice to
the Crown he prop0unds an article in de
fence of the action of the Crown and then
does not know which heading to adopt for
it" "Constitutionalism. or THE Autocrat
King" he tries first one then the other.
finds each equally suitable and blunders
on his way rejoicing. His exponent in
the p. G. 4. knows no more of the Ha-
waiian Constitution than he knows of the
NAs0 VI Nllt house
Commons. OF the former he tells us that
it cannot grow and widen and in the
same paragraph he says that it can be
altered by the deliberate vote Of two
thirds Of the Legislative Assembly twice
repeated" " These two statements are incom-
patible one with the other, which of the
two does he suppose Is corTectl Of the
latter he says under the English system
all such measures emanate from II NJ.
Ministers. and not from individual mem
bers." evidently unaware Of the rule of
the House which sets aside so many
nights week for private members billsl
He states that The King Is an active
politician and uses all the influence he
possesses to induce Legislators to favor
measures which he himself approves, and
to secure as nsurn to the Legislature of
men whose ideas coincide with his own
What are these fllfgsAoesG luaus feasts,
liquor contrary to law. to Legislators, place
holders, &c are these the Influences re
ferred tog If SO. which Of the two head
ines -Constitutionalism- or -Autocraticr
government is the more dsscuptivel It
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-09-27

The discharging and loading vessels at this port
is often alluded to as an instance of what can be
done when necessary. Asan example Of what can be
done in other ports, we would point to the recent
trip of the stirling Castle from Hankow TO London
with cargo of new teas She hauled alongside
the wharf at Singapore at p NJ. one day and sail
ed at 8 A. NJ. the next day, after having taken on
board 600 tons of coal. On her arrival at Lon
don, she commenced to discharge at A. NJ. on the
18th June. Before noon the following day she had
clean swept hold, having put out upwards of 1900
tons of tea.
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
HoNoIuLy, Aug a5th iss2.
Notice b. huclg given that applications for any
r--iiar of ths NEW COvERNMENT LOAN up 90
$500 -eoo-1i nov Do received at The Treasury; The
~ iuic-rsi BE- lztd af 90 sz per cent per aunum
rl De eeiniaunual D. and the Huud- exempt from
Ei| Government Tnxct whatsoever
SIMON n kAA1
~ Minister uf fNr interior
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In the Report Just issued by the Postmaster
General, says the London Daily Chronicle, on the
department over which he presides there are some
interesting statistics showing tho enormous devel
opment of the postal system which has taken place
since Sir Rowland Hills reform was introduced.
In 1883, before penny postages were adopted, the
number of letters delivered in the United Kingdom
amounted to but three per head of the population.
The gear following, when the great reduction III
the charge for conveying letters had been effected
the figure just mentioned was more than doubled
In 1872 the business of the Post Office had increas
ed to such an extent as almost TO suggest that it
could not be much further extended till many
years had elapsed At that period the number of
letters sent averaged twenly-eight for each per-
son in the population. Ten years later It is found
that this average has reached thirtyhve per head
the Post Office during the twelve months to which
the Report refers having been over twelve hundred
and twenty-nine millions three hundred and fifty
four thousand, while the numbe- of postcards used
is returned at a hundred and thirty-four millions
three hundred and twenty-nine thousand. These
figures do not include of course those referring to
bO0k-packets and circulars nor do they take into
account newspapers, of which not far short of
hundred and forty millions were posted during the
same period. The custom which has prevailed Of
late years Of sending prettily designed cards as
tokens of remembrance and affection at Christmas
time is well known to create severe strain on the
resources of the staff under the control Of MIR.
Fawcett, but few people will be prepared to hear
that these missives swell the total of letters and
packets dealt with during Christmas week, at the
Central Office alone, to twelve millions and
half
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RECEIVER'S NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED By A DE-
Ii CREE Of The supsemc Coufi. Receiver Of the
rartnersllp Property Of Messfs- Brewer 4 Crgwnin1
burr doing tusIness at Nakanao- Island o. Uanl ]
hereby give rtic % al prso1s having such pr0peitY
In their hand % deliver The eac % me zt once or 70
NJ Wu PA. Brewer. ~ N1t1uao: and an persons
aarinr cIn aaairst the said frm viii present them
daily cerfidc = o. CARTER. Receiver. 4c.
Ronoi1in spt. 81, ~. Ein
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The following MAY proye worthy Of perusal eyeI

though it may not affect the price of sugar during
the present century: Z" At a recent meeting of the
German Technical Society, DIR. Constantine FAIL
tific research which had resulted in his discovery
of a new body, possessing to an eminent degree
the property of sweetness. The new substance
would be called in chemical language, 'anhydro-
sulphaminbenzOic acid 1t is white crystalline
substance, very soluble in alcohol, but sparingly
soluble in water and has the property of sweetness
to such eminent degree that the merest trace of
the alcoholic solution in water suices to impart
distinctly sweet taste to it. The dscoyerer esti-
mates that it has from 20 to 30 times the sweetness
of cane sugar. The new substance may come in
time to have important technical uses.'
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The Planters Labor and Supply
Company. Notice.

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
4 % the Pia9isss Lseos and s1g2y Co VIII Be held
By order Of ". G. IRWIN. Esq Vice President.
HonoIuln. Sent 3. lsel. ON 3. p. ADANs. Sec.
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n hns been suggested that our present Cnhinel

tt ms DttII suEstsItu Indt UuI pItstII OUUIIItI
might likewise come under a few similar designa-
dreadng Ministry, the AdreJ7iseTloyalty Ministry,
the You-pay-me-and-Pll-pay Ministry, the
Lanai mortgage Ministry, the Molokai mutton
Ministry. The late Legislature might also be styled
the uau legislature, the loan bill legislature the
salary. grab legislature, the doublesession legisa
ture the district justice plus road supervisor, plus
tax collectors legislature, the-but that is enough
plenty mora names on hand.
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Now tnat we are members Of the o. 2. d. why S

Now that we are members OF the u. L. u. why IS
it that we do not have the full benefit of the sys
tenn it has taken nine months for the p. NJ. G. TO
approach the money order system, for the inter
island post but we are as far off as ever from the
money order system for abroad. Then there is the
parcel post, by which packages weighing up 10
lbs may be transmitted through the mail. These
advantages the public have right to ask for, and
it is very remiss on the part of the Postal author
tiles that they have made step in that direction.
The Central Bureau at Berne should at least be no
tilted. it will take about month after the notifca
ton has been sent forward TO get these things into
working order. We must say that our remark the
other day, that the postal authorities being unable
collectively either to write translate letter in
French dread the idea of entering into any lengthy
correspondence with the Central Bureau. Under
the L. p. L. system we certainly require an at
the head of the Post Office, who at least attend
to the necessary French correspondence this hay
ing to get letters translated by outsiders is e1pen
sive and at the same time impolitic.
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TsgaI adrsrfisemtnls.
CI-pRFNrr COTrRT or TTF

cUPRENrE COURT OF THE HA-
- WArfAN ISLANDS. in Probate A chlmoess.
before Chief Justice iudi.-in the matter 1l ne
ESTATE or WI MARKHAM. late N lIunoiril. De-
ceased Order Of notice of petition ior liorancn of
7cconnts discharge anil na isirii iution % property
On reading and fng ne petitions md 1ceol1ts of a.
j. Cartwright administrator Of the STATE or w. a.
MARKHAM late Of Horoiuiu. deceased. wherein ~ asks
to be allowed sSt q. and charges huseif via st4o
and asks that the samc may BE- examined and
approved and that fual order msy b made % dls
irihufiun Of The property remaining in hts hands 70 ne
persons thereto entitled and dsChirring him and his
surctics from al further responsibility a. such.
it = ordered. that FRIDAY the q day q nov.
A. ". ie % p o,ccek M. before The slid Justice
10 thnmhcr- 10 the IClrt House NJ UcuoInu. Be anf
the same hereby E appointed the time and place fnr
hearing seid petition and accounts, and that al per
interested may then and there annelr 11d shar
causc. N any they have vhv the sruc Should nof 81
granted and may present evidence a. 10 who are ~
titled 20 said properly. And that This order IN ne
English md Hawaiiat languages. Be Published n ne
published in uonoiuit Tor three snrcaasi. .sie --r
vious 90 the time ihcrc.u appointed FOR aid hesris
Dated 90 Honolulu IT. T.. fhis -nfh t1r nf Srnf H.
tSS2 A. FRANCIS JUDD,
chief Justice Of the Supreme Conrf
Attest A Rosa. Deputy Clerk r1frI
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Mortgagees Notice .of Foreclosure and of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW ER
Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
kapcein f<) OF Lanai TO Rev. f. Bond i-ned to
Castle & Cooke. dated 9Th day Of February, ISIS
corded in liber 81, page no Notice T. hereby given
that said mortgage intends 20 0recose said moftvagc
for condition broken, and upon said foreclosure will
sell public auction the sales rooms OF r. r. Adams
in Honolulu, on SATURDAY. the 5th dag ot October
1882 at T. VI. Of SAID day the premises described IN said
mortgage a. below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of Vs. Il. Castle AZ
torney at Law. CASTLE a COOKE.
Assignce- of Z. Bond.
Dated Sept. I'd, 1881.
Premises to be sold an situated the Island Of
Molokai-and more particularly described In Boynl
Patent 30, containing 2fi0uths acre; Royal Patent u
containing 65-1OOths acre Itoyui Patent lis contain
ing 6-lOths acre; Royal Patent 600 containing -
f0Oths acre part Of which consists Of good kao land
and part Of cane aud other cultiumblc lands
Ru %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-09-27
Lo Battcaie, Paris paper, under date of August
l1th, makes the following remarks upon the new
French Ministry.

The strange Ministry which a caprice of NJ.
Grevy has bestowed upon France has already re-
ceived so many applications that it is difficult 10
know how to name it properly. The following are
a few of the names given Ministry of Unknowns,
Ministry of Affairs, Holiday Ministry Seaside Min
istry, Summer Ministry, Ministry of Doorkeepers,
Servants Ministry, Defiance Ministry, Lying Min
istry, Transition Ministry, Powerless Ministry,
Ministry of Imbeciles, Ministry of the Transfor-
nation of our Military Forces, &C.
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IN TnE SUPREME COURT or

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
il THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, IN naukuiptcy In
~ Fsflfc nf MANUEL g. CORREA a nxnkruni
and prove Claims
All persons interested in the EstIie Of MANUEL g.
COgEEA 81 Honolulu. in the fs1nd % Oahu. are
hereby notified that the sth day of sept, A. n. is
the said Manuel o. Currea was, By hc Ccurt, ordered
adludgc and decreed Bankrupt on BE voluntary pe
finn and 90 further ordered bY the Cont hat an
claims against the said MANUEL g. Corrcl Be sled dny
verified with the Clerk Of the Court before ne
TIE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 4. D. fSl. before
this Court In the Court K1om Of tie ceuri Hbusc Al
Honolulu, lc the time and place Tor proving an Claims
against the said Manuel G. Corred and that notice
thereof be given by Publication. for three successive
week. in ihc Hawaiian Gazette newspaper pabllshrd
In Honolulu: and that n creditors served with twenty
days previous notice Of said hearing who shall fail
appear the time appointed without GOOD cause for
non attendance shall be- considered a. having waived
their Claims and shall not be allowed 20 prove the
same Afterwards.
III order cf the ouri. A. Ross Deputy Clerk
Tfon01utu. Seufrnihfr 9fh
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Nnfirc

- Luaur f0 uhns' ii whom DO mas concern that
-rzarr A.susfu nL ~orzs CsHsvAIm0, having this
lsT r-saod o. fhfs nrI artmruf Die Commission from
ID, lair.f ihf Ming of Portugal rbiah s. found 60 be-
f eu- fern hr tht -aid senior Antonio de souza
snsarro d. hersiy Hcin1r lodged. hy order " iii-
usirrr luHsu Or Portugal iu Honolulu; and aiI
ss rrrai atfs o.. -sh ordered iorcusiye full faith
.rf fr-iif I.5- iir auihudlc- 8f ihs Government.
Giran uudrr uy hand and ihs Seal Of
thr fo-rl-u once t1i- stb day Of
September a %. issl
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON
Minister of Foreign AaaIr-.
~. r-rieu Affair. sept ltb. Is-4 g.s u
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE PLANTERS LABOR AND
Il SUPPLY CO., IN acc0rdanec with Article 10 Of ise
By-Laws Notice is hereby given that the question Of
Increasing the Capital stock Of The Compiuy according
10 the terms OF the Charter win be brought before the
siockholders At the Annual Meeting on Monday, Oct.
vi E.P. ADAMS. seeyRL.6s. CO.
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So 2 kull. 8, ihi, day appoinioa D.. Commissioner
. Trrlif Ways aud Wafer Rishr for the Di-tric, Of
,o-ti Kohaia. Island of Hawaii vice .amc- b. Kaohi
$40. 4. 81 sH
Minister 0f interior
gri-a-- uriec sepi lgIL issl W.
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fsc-n.EE AUu-T1a0ss E-Q- So thi- dag appointed as
gu,f supervise io- ihr Districts OF Waikiki and
Naiar,ar. i.i1nt oi Maui JNO. Z. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior
-~-i--lo- oa-,- sept Isih. 1852 saat
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Nf Waziss kssEaNeEt is thi- dag appointed a-
nned -urrTri-1r for the ni-tsie of Eau. Island OF
Htvt rlff fi.n. " q Marlin resigned
$50 BUSH. NiHisier OF interior.
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