The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
MeutAliA
rTOapsy 10 date have SFFearcd the raricu-
Hawaiian sacathly p1hlie4iions.

Hawaiian sscathly pel,iicSticns.
urx rt-,Nrrss' NcSfuii
tog Ssptruaher Is as usual q valuable contIibnlicr
" The Agricultural Interests " the cCagtry. Ccn
dcsaec sraco Is devoted - the subject of extract
tas luicc frotn cane BY the isTssiss prccrsS Tit,
snelcsi Is larSvly Oecnpyinc the minds ci oui
PLANTERS at present. and Mr. hruccr's paprr "a
The snhleci iS timely. as Is alsa the extract frpu
the trfrrH Arrrurs On the same subject Nr
'AsZSgrs papcr oa neclccsrd Industries - also 8
valuable one. Ii thoroughly ooincidrs with $
uarnoer " ARTICLES which have appcared in the
OAzrrrt frosn time 10 time advocating that ypnnr
men should start INDEPENDENTLY In the smaller in
GestztcS- Nr. jsescr trvsts the subject in detail
and brings - bear On II rNcepticasl kncvieSlgs
aud rAIcrtcncc, The annual meeting Of the L. l.
;. %. = annoupeyd 70 take place. In Hcnolulu
N Ne.osvs ssh. The editor torcshAdovs some
ot the tof,'cs that wil te Discussed and adds the
c'ts,1a fos u,kin, council together. and for con-
evu oi action. Is aS great as At any time in the
history oi cur sugar interests
INA HNWAuAN MONTHLY.
The firSt paFsc. i a reprint Of Cart. e L Dat
toa's NicWs q the .Nalcsnic PrcbleTn hasci
ug>ou his r'Sedrches In the Hawaiian Islands This
+ u'oSI interesting paper and will be read BY all
gao spprvelAte The yalne " scientific recearch.
Nr. NeSaelds story, Cy-i ~ Ssipicias 10 a
eNnnelUSaon, and frvsh instslInent Of the new
serial ht'trlias Is given. nr. HYDE gives \ short
e1i iaiesgstipg Iarer in The form Of . Undone
Noiss On the Hawaiian lAncnsgS." There are
tN0 p-vtiN paeees OF veEse one, Good Night :
dsseryvs sFecil couincndAiio1. Editorial eoua-
meat On some Of the topics oi the day, and other
matter hll an iniesestinc number.
rUn FKrENp
Contains is editorial iottincs from China This
= inSsSllrneat number four aad Father Damon
glrcS seoyt sketch OF Prkin. He has attended
seryicc At the British Legation and SpeakS IN
high terms u Bishop Scoit be also met a num-
Der Il tzissioaNrses Who had besn attending the
annual cuntcrcnce. conspicuous among thsss WAS
Dr. Gulick. Mr. l. {. Mason has coutributed a
lengthy payer On the Y. NJ. {. A. work, which &C
elpics the lNrgvr portion Of the periodical.
I'M ANGJICNN CHUEcB MONTHLY
MIs P1blished SATURDAY. The 6rss leading
articie deals with the celebration Of marriages in
private hoases, taking for a taxi the remarks Of
ths Bishop Of Honolulu IN his Synciical address.
The next treats Of the meeting OF the Synod and
explains its furctiouS and Esissss 4'sfrv- while
third : devoted 10 the subject Of What edue.l-
cation ought We 10 give our children 3" and two
questions Ere asked and answered " What can
children deniAnd frOr the StSteg What can
they dsrrSnd froru the church - The remainder
ct the number Is hlled With interesting church
news FROM homs aad sbrutd and other miscellAn.
cous matter.
By the steamer Mrrfr,-a from San Francisco,
Ep received the September number Of the ursFitH3
NgBtify. The eoutents Of the number before Us
the editors for the care syineed TO supply mental
pabulunl acceptable TO all classes Of readers The
trSt ariiclg. relative to a Nine Days Travel in
Mexico brings the reader again in contact with
Al bsl anu NAleu eNElrlouloEs adfs- Loul>c
Palmer Heaven. whose acquaintance with life IN
The hrssii Or al the cattle station Is Pleasantly
related. The continued story Of ~ The Campaign
al N,idlst0n' which has ably Sturired the part
lsGship 80 noticeable IN politics, COMES 10 Close.
victim 70 quN-lntlue rule gives amusing re
lEti1u Of the trials and trvubles during three
dtys STAY At Mtrseillss. Miss Harriet Stevens ad-
yAucCs novel II not profound theory on the sub
iect Of The Pyramids" al which the learned pro
feSSpr, PlaEzi Smith cannot but feel abashed
~ louuE Struuc uf the CLARION. by Milicent Wash
hurue Sbiuu, i a different strain irum A Prac-
tlcu Consideration of the Mormon Question by
William Beatty, bat both writers eyincs familiarity
with their subjects and the differences may be
easily noted by readers. The September number
Of the "OyerlInd' as a whole l. not an improve
ueIt On the previous number, bat II i well fitted
to Command favorable attention from the reading
pubic.