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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU 1'plEWbcf u, iH0f
The ptomptammlofihe Alamcda m Monday
l5al gave The metropolis IN ar n stir and bus
ii, hat would have been an agreeable relief to
The iull monulunous routine that has prevailed
~ w long had there been sny business snapto
It, bot beyond The cagenc,, fot mail matter,
and the Gaze for shipments Of gnnlt ~ hob
nothing ha, inn'pircd 10 make the weeks
business differ In lour from thpsr hist have
preceded 4.
Among he imports pof Alameda will bcno.
Iced ~ sacks coffee ani eco aacka ormal' of
dcc NpN, iniamuch ~ these are articles
IN our products and export lipls, u Immediately
occasions an cnquiry 80 to the reasons iof these
imports N foreign products Il seems 10 show
w that there Is something radically wrong
aoncWhcrc, when rice can be imported aud
pay a specific duty n ~ cents per pound and
yet be- landed here cheaper than island rice can
be- had. When the range ofprces mullins
coast N observed. II will be noted that often.
limca island rice IA lower than China, yet, In
spite u thi, fact, and The extra Tax NJ import,
people. 10 buy abroad what We produce at
home Information come, 10 ~ thar ebulk 81
this importation wasaby paryofwhoma higher
6gurc was demanded here Tor island rice thar
was Then mlibg,or likely to rule, on the coast
I'M, has often been the case with Other auicle'
Of ISLAND produce and evidently prevails, as
rule, and little % no encouragement 10 held
out Ia the local investor ~ times oi scarce
and high rates VI exchange. a. have ruled fo
some time past. there would be mush large
range Of csporten, II some encouragement
| were occasionally offered, instead ol demand
| ing all OF more than san Francisco prices. 20
ouf part, We fail to acc the economy ~ policj
| that forces producer, 10 he their own exporter
aud consumers, IN turn to import again similar
and in some cases the same, articles that hay'
been exported, especially when the latter !
done ~ saving on the market rates ruling
Auction matters lof the week have not becI
enliycning The mos, oi the parcels 81 real eS
tate announced Tor MI l.. r. Adams monga
gee, sale, on Monday last, were Withdrawn
three were paid up, and ono LOT consisting u
Two parcels were disposed Of, realizing $50
and S37S, respectively
The City Of Sydney will be due Do.morroy
from the Colonies, en- route TO san ffancisco
and the Alameda will leave here on Wedncs
day the Ia proximo. The Eureka and Con
suclo are also loading fot the same port"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
SEPTEMBER o., ,ss,
SATURDAY
m, chm.,. u-,eome 10 n,r reae,s,.

Ibs CHIMES" WeieoWe 10 Tbop Te"rber
Last Thursday night the grounds oi n,
chinese Church were gay With paper Lanterns
and ihe audience rooms, above and below.
were brilliantly lighted. The occasion was ihe
welcome csteudcd by the Christian Chinese u
Honolulu to their ded friend and teacher,
Nc Vs. Damon, Frank Damon D 10
ihr new teacher n Chinese brought by Nj
Damon tom ! ina, Ia Rev and Mrs s, {. Da.
mon and to Mo. w. w. Damon Nj Goo Kim
was the moving " int In the affair his efforts
bring ably seconded by hi, efficient wife, by
Consul Alec, by MI ii Chcmg and by the
Chinc,c Christians generally The second
story room was prclily trimmed, bmncher ol
palms stood in tho corners, bnnchct uf some
graceful climbing plant depended from The
lamp bmckcis alone the walls and hung from
the chandeliers The pulpit lost It's convcn.
tiona identity IN . mantle Of flowers and ferns
and delicate gtecnrry. On thc wall behind
the pulpit were the words Welcome Aloha
Tho same words and The same lettering that
had greeted Mr Ogglc and Mt Mason IN
the V. NJ &. A. Hall.
The programme " welcome began 10y few
words In Chinese from MI Goo Kim. Then
Rev. &. NJ. Hyde prayed. Amer prayer q
familiar hymn was sung Hawaiian Chinese,
English voices. each in thcir own Language.
Then NJ. 4. W. Damon made brief adde's
In Chinese. lie spoke slowly yet without
any hesilancy and with apparcn, lluency, ey
dcncing marked advance In his study 81 al
least portion Of language whose ntefmn
able dialects have been the despair Of many O
lingnis. After his address in Chinese, he
spoke briefly in English, expressing the grace
ful converse Of tha, graceful sentence Of Con
fucius, "lt is good TO greet the home CONT
travellc, from foreign shore Mt IIyd
made fclicitous little speech Of congratula
,ion in behalf OF the foreign well wishcr o
the Chinese Mission. Another hymn wa
sung, after which brief speeches were mad
by Rev S. G Damon, Hon A. +. Judd an,
MI. T. II. Davies all three being inter
preted by Mr.. Ii Chcung. In the course q
Judge Iudd's remarks, he advised all the IN
married adult Chinese before him to go o
send 10 ihinn ana take cach w nhhNtH w
wife. Mr.. Davies alluded in glowing term
to the average commercial integrity OF Chimes
trader. in Hawaii and mentioned, impersor
ally, an instance OF rare business honor on tn
part Of Chinese merchant Of this city. Nj
To Ting, the new teacher, spoke briefly i
Chinese.
The assembly then went down stairs to III
school rooms, where ice cream, cake, tea an
coffee were served; and where the audieno
had the pleasure Of hearing Mrs T. w. "
mon sing, in Chinese, one of the familia
hymns Of Christians in every land The lady
mastery Of the language and its accent is S
perfect tina, Mr.. Ii ChennG declares that II
had no, seen lhe.singer he shoad have be
lirved the voice to be that Of Chinese ladl
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

Gallaecr + Mondt, Mrs. ". a Hilton, Mr..
H. t,teig. Mr. Reehonpef. Waller spencer,
j. " Hahn, e. T.. Ilasly, Mrs ]. I.se and
lhid, John Ayerson, {. I. campbell, Chris
Anderson. Mr.. NJ Z 4anios, ! =. Gomley,
y Tumrt, e. ", fp~let t. u. kcu wife
and children, " ! ToNns~ud, and "
chinese.
From Nam and Noiolai, per Lkcibe.
Sept. ". S. g.. wilder + Bindi Bishop
Wits. Mrs A 9oiorian and 4 children, Mrs..
Reuter-. " T.. A. Brewer, vie, child aud
servant. ~ j. VI Whitney, wife aud ,
children, l. t. Rice. Mrs H. 1rcadsay,
and child. a Bsnca. " .. hiwaicr, w. H.
Baitey. Mr. T. Newton and servant, X. ".
Meyer, Miss and Master ] Mry~t'. Chinese
and sp dr,I
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RRivdLs.

SATURDAY., September 10.
II NJ s rsukuba from Coquimbo
Am bgtnc Consuclo from san francisco
Sch Rainbow from kooau
Sch Mile Morris from Lanai
Sim kapiolani from Molokai
SUSDAY, September At
Stmf G. X. Bishop from Hamakua
Stmr lwalani from Kauai
S'mr Lehua from IIilo and way ports
Stmr Waimanalo from Waimaualo.
Sch Netlie Merrill from Lahaino
Sch Rob Roy from Koolau
MoSpAY, September az.
| Schr Emma from Waialua
Am. s. Alameda from san Francisco,
TUESDAY, September a.
Sim Mokolii from Molokai
Sch Caterina from Ilanalci.
WEDNESDAY,, September -.
| Sim kilnuea Iiou from Hawaii.
sch Wailelc from Maliko
| Sim. lanes Makec from Kauai.
Stm. Waimanalo from knens point.
THuRsDAy, September IS.
Sch llaleakaln from Pepeekeo
fRtDAv, September 40.
Sch Waichu from Waalua.
sch Pohoiki from Puma.
Sch Kekauluohi from Ilanalei
SATURDAY, September II. -
Sim L,seiike from Maui.
Sch Manuokawai from koolau
sch Pauahi from Hanale.
Sch kawailani from Kauai.
sch kapiolani from Waianae.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
Tuf'OHfS

From san Francisco, per tUnsueio, sept 90
lo7 ska salt 81 balcs bay los W. gram
and feed, sac ak -four, 4 O. hardware, s
"a cotton good 10 ~ cigar and tobacco, 10 @
sewing machine, So bis bags. " e. fruit, IS g
bread, 16S q canned goods, 5 pkgs wheel,
"a MARBLE no tons sand, 4 pkga pak, horses.
a. 500 bricks, 400 hbls lime. j7y pca lumber,
ics sundfy mdse.
Prom san Francisco, per Alameda, sept a.
S7s pkga pfoccdca, Boz - canned goods, i,y12
pkg produce, S,iS1 pkgs grain and feed, $40
bis hay, !, SO skA -four, % pkgA leather, 50
pkgs cigars and lobseco,i6 g boots and shoes,
"a pkgs glassware, 1856 pigs wines and liquors,
tos G. spap, ~ pkgs bcer,i boat and oars, 7ea
notions, pcs pool table, 3 c. plaster decor, s
| bls bfOoms, pkgs bags, 7 pigs marble, "a
alH coffee, IS cs clocks, iron sales, boiler, )
tanks ammonia, 10 pkgs wagon, IS 6 books
and stationary, 20 pcs plank, IS pkga pork, az
O. dry goods and clothing, ~ bndls and c. pa
PET = pkgs cookery i1i tele. posts, 0 c. rub.
Der goods, u pkgs furniture, 20 c. nails, !, 2co
sks rice. s pdgN printing material, 5SS 6 fruit,
o c. manufacturing wool, 80 6 mdse. 6
hats and caps, sewing machines, 20 pkRA
~beclwnghs goods, ~ pkgs har1ware,yo pkg.
China goods, S,S m shingles, O. hiding and
frames, 30 bndl, tubing, g. galy. iron, s.
| pkg. paint aud oil, Is mani cotton, q
woodcnwafc, " 6 drugs 10 doors. and aund.
pkgs mdse.
Sailed from San Francisco, Sept 18Th, At
J +. ~, with ~ passengers and 100 tons
cargo had light head winds and smooth sea
arrived Sept. a2nd, $50 A. ~, days, y
hours, 90 minutes. sutton,
|
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

EDIIos MORNING CuIDE-Sy read 10
your issue of the 18Th instant kindly mention
Of the military experiences Of zone Of my family.
II IS mainly correct, bss shere arc sr~ coz
ree,io0s should hike to p,ake-Ceneral Wal.
lace did nx rank with Cenerzi sherman Al the
ba,tIe Of shiloh. lie commanded aboa, th<
sane ssrd farce ba, ~as brlgzdief While gen-
erai sherman Was then aaajos general.
Ills bead qnaren ~efr aos On a transport
IN the nser. b., on the held about hall a mile
fro.a the nves and Mrs Wallace did nos soc
ceed in reaching ,hem. She speni the day "a
the Transport was nos sounded AGAR Al.
ianta, as you STATE, ba, Al Cklnpsoa Hilis,
Mississippi. ~hea Generai sherman ssAred 70
u.aIch fron vieksi.srg 10 the Gulf in Febnzp
1884,
Hoping that you ~ilI nos consider this no<.
Intrusive.
Irenain Soar otdt servant
c. H. DscKas.
HAIKU. s~p,ea,bes ~, 1851
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
DEPI RrVRES.

SATURDAY, September 20
Sch kekauluohi for Kauai.
Sch Pauahi for Kauai.
MONDAY, September az
Stmr Likelke for Hama and way ports.
Sch Waehu for Waialua
Sch Wamalu for Kauai.
Sch Manuokawai for Koolau
TUESDAY, September az
Stmr c K Bishop, for Hamakua.
SimI kinau, for Maui and windward ports o
Hawaii.
Stmr Planter, for Kona and kau.
Stmr Lehua for windward ports OF Hawaii
Sch Rob Roy for Eva and Waikane.
Sch Rainbow for koolau.
Sch Emma for Waalua and Koolau.
ii. b. NJ. S. Constance for cruise southwark.
"WEDNESDAY, September a.
Sch Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
Stmr lwalani, .ior Kauai
| Sim Mokolii for Molokai
THURSDAY, September 49,
Schr Leahi for Koholalee
Sim Kilauea Hou for Kawaihae.
Sch. Caterina for lIanalei
Sch NJ L Foster for Wamea
FRIDAY, September 40
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Sch. Wailele for Maliko.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per Consuelo, Sep, 40.
Mrs. A. +. Morris, ]. F. Deanirie and 6a
chinese.
From San Francisco. per Alameda. Sept.
,a.-Mrs. j. Hopper and daughter. Mrs L.
{. Kelly and children. Miss Maud Kelly.
Rob,. lIalsiead, Mrs. yno. Fuller and
daughter, Miss n. Foster, Rev. 5. {. Damon
and wife. F.w. Damon and wife. Nj. and Mn.
" Knudsen and q children, Miss NJ. Knudsen,
l.. Marques, Mrs. Judge Hall. NJ. w. Nc.
Chesnsy, Miss q. Lewis, L. II. Clarke, Mr..
c. 7, Hoyt, bso. Lambert, Bro. Louis. Bro,
Philip, 5. Cohen, {. Z. Williams, A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
LOCAL ITEMS

The Honolulu letter unavoidaby held over.
Mr.. 5, c. Mason's lecture at the Y. NJ c, A.
Hall was not very we'll attended, but was well
received by those present.
The Guide this week omitted that Excel.
lcctor General Allen was last Saturday pre-
Sented with handsome gold headed cane, ac'
companie,l by letter signed by all the clerks
Of the department.
Mr.. William McGurn valued composilor
in this Office was married last Thursday to
Miss Mary +. Davis. The Press--inciuding
every one in the establishment wishes the
happy couple every JOY, all prosperity and a
long life in which 10 enjoy them
A, the Bethel Union Church. tomorrow at
TIA N. the Rev. s. c. Damon d. ID. will
officia,e having for his subject his recent visit
To Japan. The Rev. T.. c. oggel will preach
in the evening. There will be service OF
song al 7. PM, conducted by Mrs. Edward
C. Damon. All are cordially invited.
This afternoon, the Royal Hawaiian Band
VIII play al Emma square Inc 'oho"'hg Is
the programme
March" IN. serenade ",...,.,...........Pen a
Overture ne Court eo"ee'i Iia auoe,
Selection. All IN Mask ",;....''''..'. pedroth
p.nes-- The Aborgins '..................T There
One Of the ceveresi brochures il has ever
"een o'e "'ne'S s""' '''"'e W 'e'' "'s oe'''
-. -. ll L., Al. Il
'ei' IN inns once 'o' Pei"S" ny '"'' 'as' '''e'''
ana aPP'ee''u'e aun''e' W '"e Va. p'eSe",'
se""e' sen "'' N w. i-'''e' '"e "o''''
Dai'y ''ooe' BOSTON, september l. .oo3' Is
the 'ne' EN'ac'S "o" " WI" NC P''h'eu
nes' week
n, N.p;hh;n has h..o, ,;s,,iss.5 ,,.,,,, ri,
,o,;,;on ,s n,;n.ot ,. Th. d;.,;ss,,
.a. .,;. :, ~.
board he'd when Mr' Sieshorn was absent
''osoh' 'ahek ana iaaSea managed the ae
eap'ta'ion to SUIT themselves, but the laet Wa
wi'he'd nom the pubic including MI o'eg
ho'"' until Yesterday hespe''e"ee IS o, any
value 10 isper examiner poe'o' "eNipo"
oaeh' 10 N"o" so"'e'''ns a''" eN''''''''''
'epe''' n"' '''''' uoao''esS, serious '-u,
mine eyes OF Tue iies'"e" o' '"e "o''" "' uea''
a' poc'o' s'a''a'u terms !"
MIR NJ. s,;nson. who Ia, been the eff
.;.n, do,.m,n q, ,he sa,,dov press n,in,in,
.s,,hGshm.n, during The mas, Twelve month,
leaves soon--probab,y on The Alameda afor
hin 10 The Coa,, Mr.. s,nson will eombin
xi,h res, and recreation. enough "busines,
10 6mil,.r;,. himself with The recen, p,ogres
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

JMl u Miss Annie cleghofn I, i painted
with highly iquihed oils, giving smoo,hncss
aud delicaey to the surface 81 the painting
equal 20 the finish II me,lotinl. AZ the
same time. the boldncss and strength u the
best oil painting is preserved. The painting
!, rich in color. The warm Spanish complex.
ion Of the original being faithfully reproduced.
while the clear cut features have s,creoscopie
appearance that is Nanlingly life Ike. A lei
Of chryssnihamums showing over the dgh,
shoulder, in harmony with the complexion, has
been handled with great skill-the combinz
ton being one Of remarkable beauty.
Tuesday. September gsd.
The San Francisco Merchan, says that the
schooner Claus Spreekcls Is having her rig
changed to brig.
Mrs. Hall, wife Of Judge Hall, pf Nevada,
was passenger by the Alameda. She will
remain here for som. time on account nj her
health
migration and Of tho land Office, has been
notified that al 'hr end Of the month his ser.
vices will be no longer needed.
It appears no, unlikely, according 10 late
exchange, that England will become involved
in war with some Of the continental powers Of
Europe over the Egyptian question.
Mrs. l.. J. Dickson was very much better
when the Alameda left San Franciseo--so
much so that her physician and friends
consider her out Of danger.
The comfortable quarter, once known as
the " ministerial mess, and more recently
spoken Of as Mr.. Gibsons "ircn house." ha,
been temporarily turned over to the board o
health.
Last Sunday happened 10 be ST. Matthew,
Day and Bishop Willis preached about that
eminent collector OF customs. BY an odd co
incidence the new collector occupied prom
nent place in the congregation.
Capt. Charles Brewer, Of Boston, head o
the Boston branch Of the firm Of c. Brewer q
Co., has printed for private circulation few
OF his "reminiscences Of foreign travel including
his relations, commercial and otherwise, will
these islands.
Some passengers by the Alameda borrowed
a copy Of Monte Christie from the ships Ii
brary, and forgot to return It. The absen,
minded passenger will be thanked for remem
bering the fact and returning the volume a
the librarian is responsible.
District No. 28, known in Hawaiian a
Aqua, is known in English as the Dog
District-it being in poin, Of canine population
the banner district OF Honolulu. Il has
population Of IS taxpayers, returning ~ dogs
and ha,6oyiBg, doubtless, fully twice as man
more.
| Mr.. Robert Levers will probably return o.
the Mariposa, October 9Th. His health wa
benefited by his trip to the Gilroy Springs
and still further benefited by the tTeatmen, re
ceived under Doctor Lane-a modification c
the Ban,ing System especially adapted TO Nj
Levers case.
| Mr.. Muro,a Yoshibumi has received the az
poin,men, Of Consul for the Empire Of Japa
to this kingdom. The date Of his departur
from Japan has not yet been announced. Tn
above intelligence seems to Indicate tia
| Japanese immigration is likely to become
fact.
They are saying on the Rialto. that, Alto
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
Harry ASn.~. Good Luck.

Mr.. II. J. Agnew, Of this city. with his
weil-known mare Maude, which he took over
with him las, July, has been attracting con
siderable attention among "turimen on the
coast, having entered her successfully at the
Oakland races OF September A,h, and a, the
Agricultural Park races, Sacramento, sepiem'
Der nth, with the following results
OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-The third race was
pacing for a purse Of $500, the entries and
starters being Maud B., Johnny Weiggie
Nevada and Sam Lewis. The pools sold be
fore the start were SIoo on Maud b.. Sos Oh
the field. Nevada and Sam Lewis. and S3S or
Weigle. The favorite had il all her own way
from start TO finish, and in the'las, heat act
ually walked across the score, in doing which
she came within head Of losing the heat I,
weigle. The race is fully enough describes
in the summary;
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

LlvssrooL Brit bk vAsusA. ...,........ Ingram
Due now. G. w, Macfariane & Co., Agents
LivEsPool, Brit bk OrpELiA, Lambert
Due Oct. is. r. II. Davies Co, Agents
1ALulr, Haw. bgtns HAZARD .......... .Iierne,
Due in all October. 4. r. Cooke. Agent.
Bosros, Am bk MARTHA DAVIS .,.,..,... Benson
Due Oct. so-as c, Brewer 4 CO., Agents
Nav yoss, Ger bk HALiA .........,.....T hornbohu
Due Oct. ago Castr Cooke, Agents.
Nav yoKs, Am. sim bk Csc. S Hoaks Perry.
Due now, coal for u S. Government.
PoKI TOWNSEND. Am. bk FOREST QusEs. ..Rodeea
Due now. -, Agents.
Lospos, via 81. Michaes, French $ BoaprAux -
Due Sept. io-rs. O. W. Maefarians 4 Co, Agent,
GLASGOW, Brit. bk BAscA................B arberroa
10 sAil about Aug !. f. A. Shasfer 4 Co, Agents
HosGKoHc, Am bk AssE CARvEs.. .Pendletor
Loading Aug a.. -, Agents
SYpsEy, AM IS CRY Oh sypaEY. Dearborn
Due Sept. s. Haekirld 4 Co, Agents.
NKw cAsILs, n S W, Brit. bk PACIFIC sLoPs, Barn,
Due Nov, IS. Wilder & Co.. Agents.
NEw CAsrLH, NSw Am bk NIcnol As THAysR, Crosb,
Loading Aug ~. - Agents
PosI rowssEsp. Am bk,ns Wsssrlrs.... -
For kahuiui, due Sep,. Is-7o- Wilder q Co. Agt
SAN FRAseisoo, Am bk d. C. MuRR,y.. .Bsrr,
Dus sept IS-ao. -, Agents
SAN FsAscisco, Brit sZkALAsoIA......,..Ws bbs
Due Oct q, haekfeld Co, Agents
RosGkoso, Gef bk CssrAUR .......,..... -
Loading August a. Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, An bktn CLAUS SPsECgELs . Dire,
Loading Sept. IS, W. G. Irwin Co, Agents
SAN Francisco, Am. bk CAlsAsIkH ,..,.,. Huhbar
Loading Sept. 18TH Haekfelds Co, Agents.
LoSpos ria Lissos q MApsisA, Brit ship DAees
Peuy, Sailed from London Aug ~ -Agen,'
| sAs FKANcisco, Am $ = MAsirosA, Hay~ar
Due oci 8 W. @. Irwin Co, Agents
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Where the money getting sPifi, rules men,
society must suffer in al It's vital Interests Il,
was the SOlid business men, and church-rnern-
ben Of Se~ York, who ignored their public
duties, who made weeds Tammany Ring pos-
sibiliiy. Let no; the individual hope escape the
results Of his criminal neglect Of his duties a
citizen. The man who ssihshly sbandons all
consideration Tot the welfare Of others, and
the weil-being Of the state, takes the s1fes;
way 10 destroy his own prosperity, and imperil
his property. n men BY eager haste 10 be rieh,
educate society 10 becnme den o. human wolves
preying upon each o,her ;if,hey allow .ickedneSs
to breed and tester in the lanes and alleys till Il
becomes pes,iIenoe; II for gain they sileltly
acquiesee in, and thus virtually support wrong;
il they are careless Of the moral tone Of .ociety
in which they live and plunge on ia their money
getting @hile crime and disOrder are iossered--
they mus, reap the haues, Of such criminal 10.
difference. Let them no, marvel II rsde
awakening comes, and the strong foross Of evil.
which their own neglee, haveevoked and made
possible, shall one day override ls., socizl
order and propeny-hghis. We are under
laws OF God. The wheeIs Of MS providence are
high and dreadful II We selfshly stand in
their way hey viii crush Us By ,beir mighty
movements. Unless the lessons OF all history
fail, the men IN Hawai- who non believe ia
''noshing bu, sagaf and nee, will befor.
many years believe in something else-s0nae.
thing which can keep the peace, gov.
en the vicious, give security to property, and
stability to government Money eannO, do
that In the hour OF need !; all prove :
dumb idol. The great problem before Is a,
nation, Is no, how 20 displace one
set Of officials With znosher not how
TO &c, cheap labof.and higher prizes for sugar
1, ~ how TO MI the masses with the spirii
OF him who spake As never naa spase.
II ~e can do thai it Will be veil with thu
nation, Nth business, nth the people. Sci
denying work TO accomplish this will pro
duce grander results for reform than all III.
tirades agains; the gqyemmen, and those IL
Office
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"THg SOLDEs cdLP."
~ 1,fau,ta,ios Of Mr.. Cr1,s1r's f0sf sspmos.

T. Mt an undge haste % be rieh.r and an
sngfossmsnt In noney making an especial
peril in Hawaii Take our white "fofsigD.rs'
-box many n them have come 70 Hawaii 70
make !; their permanent homer VIA, vas
their object, 10 many easss, in eoningf To
make foriHns quickly, sbd return 20 ,h.if
native land and spend H. such a purpos.
h.id inseribiy, even ,hoagh It be by only a
FEW, tends 70 harden and ms,erisiire tn. IA.
tionzI life u this little handful u people, and
make the dollar the ruling principle. Joseph
Cook ssys u the American Northwest, that Il
"belieyss in nothing bu; park, and besf, and
rsiiroad,." Isn't even TIA; broader
creed than ors1 We b.lieye IN nothing bat
,Bgsf-snd it'll. rie..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

The Hawaiian Mission Childrsn's Sociei,
will nee, this evening At MI. c. NJ. COOKIES.
BeriianiA street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

Than the above a mare admirable endo<s<-
ment Of the Press editorial position, last sar,'
day. could no, veil bepennei.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27
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