The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

DaS O-CoSSl1L. late editor uf the Government
organ has been publishing 4 few Of his views upon
-hElLkaua's Kingdom IN the Alta California.
&c gives the idea thEt this Is perfectly lOtus-sat-
ing place That merchants come down town.
lounge away an hour or so, getting appetite for
l1Ec1- and after partaking of that meal wishes It
we're dinner time Of course there Is 4 small
sketch Of the Island politics aud also Of course,
the reader L informed that the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Is a bright and shining light, thorough
politician: further, that the opposition all wanted
places for themselves, and that they made dis
l-zl failure II the Legislature Neither the sketch
gf the merrhzurs nor the sketch OF the opposition
Is correct Also Of eoU=ss, our merchants are nOS
.0tls-eaters but busy men. and the opposition did
not want places Il vU1ld be a dI1culr matter 10
get an opposition man 70 accept otlce.
TIE Orsr'Iaf Jr9rfELy for October, arrived by
the tIEuls.il, and proves, on perusal TO contain
number Of cauital articles. y city IN the West.
describes II light crisp manner the distant city
CT Santa Fe- Another good sketch Is the Discovery
Of Nevada Fail Yosemite By one Of the discover
ers. IherE re t-o good Indian campaign skstches
and some amusing stories The Serial, The Cam
palZ1 az Middleton confines with undated
viE1r 70 satiriZe political campaign Professor
sill contributes paper On Emerson writings and
there Is plenty Of miscellaneous matter. It also
announces new serial 70 begin With the next
November issue On the Edge Of New Land.
b Ada LalgEoETdy Collier. Il Is q stDry Of the
settlement Of Iowa beginning With the first miners
who veCt1red acoss the river into the unknown
q
daughter Of the first settler and old residents OF
Iowa vii recognize many pioneer characters and
incidents drawn from life The name Of Mrs. Col
lier I'll Be at once recognized by readers Of the
p-sriTHE as the writer Of several poems that have
1ee1 widely copied over the State, and by readers
n the interior States associated With poems and
stores that have atracted attention there.
OUz friend the Merchant II speaking Of the Hl-
Eaiia1 Trade and Reciprocity. II It's issue Of the
10th inst remarks as follows: We take pleasure
n telling Cur Hawaiian friends that the prospect
zEvzr vas more assuring than It L to-day IN regard
3 a Continuance Of the treaty Of cDmmerce =ith
the United States. Every objection 20 II has been
broken dcEu- and It nOE only depends upon those
most Yearly interested to work loyalty to develop
% tie Utmost the paying trade between California
ana Honolulu That the measure Of that trade Is
nay be inferred BY a glance at the val7e Of the
u-s-cEaltIze exported to the Hawaiian Kingdom
caring the FIRST h1if Of the present year from san
kra1cisco alone II the Talze Of direct shipments
frou New York and Boston 10 Honolulu could be
added, together With the lumber shipments from
the entire Pacific coast the 5ho=Ing would Be very
MICA better, bat the partial returns available
s1o1l1 satisfy any Of the advantages accTuing.
70 san Francisco especially. through the Island
trade Neshal present these figures however, a.
they are, AID institute comparison Of the volume
Of or export trade To other countries which are
popularity supposed % be Of infinitely greater com
H-errlal valve to California than the Hawaiian
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