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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The Royal usztiisn Astic1ltnral Soeiety held
their Sseossd annuai slow 81 kapiolsni PARK On
he iits aa3 i5;s iasis lhs c1hi5tis isis ySAF
Nsrs rast l-ser q us1sly al q The dsFtFtnasa.S
bet Ire showing q st1ck vas Tar Scperior 10 thaE
presented last war and vogll reject credit urea
a opumurlty having rn0re iavurabis opportnnItirs
= rosssss hlsA bsei AogSes and cattle The d.
tance frun the CIV vas drawback 70 the fSs-
sardinc % many eIEiriss frcun leading r-auufac-
turvrS agents, III exrccse md truuhle consequent
apoa The tshysry Of Eoods al the show -ruands
e1ap-ling the tsAuutlctu-tn, Of material for ell
hi5ils, Iss ezpSuse Of a yisit TO the grounds uus
AS i drawback - tie show beiag pSirUuised to
Sasisfac,ccy extent follc~tng IS a list OF tie
aWaris siven,
Best native 6lly. over wears. DAISY J 4.
CaumIns, Be5s ti..5. uades ? years, ''Coro;"
Ri. lIlEurkllIUL
bsst ntiIvg t1tss, years or over. "NeHnS; c
d Juid.
hu5kSlani. SScogd bsss ditto, -AstlOhn.' J. A.
CUuuias.
BsSt naive -siilIs animal horss ox marr,
Dick ". Il. Rice. Seeoad best ditto, War
Bsss aIl1c ca5rsgs animal. Aorse or mare.
Dot y. Z. BcrEcss.
b. ilapossed mar, -Iils GlTl: H. !. Agnsw.
Best plir Of native carriage horSes-MF W. IL.
kics's spfu-
Bsst Imported Jaek--Sampsou: Niles Brus.
Bsst native muls-M1rcas Colourn-
Best imported elrriigv animal, horse or mare,
sid speETys KEITH
~Lngt1rd Jr.r Miles Brus
CAKEfAgs EuE5ES-
Spaa horses. imported, h. L. ID. Lilia0kNltni;
Span ma-es imported. Miigs Bcos- four-in-hand
team. native. ". H. Riec-
uWusIuS EI--sHEEv.
Judces. J1s. Cav. K. ". Myers, J. ;. Webb.
E1ur graded - gthtosu t1cks, per 5. 5 CITY Of
Paris, exhibited b. W N. Gibson, hrst prize
DIVISION yI--poGs-
l. DJvsstt, Jr- liz. Susy- Ayuasrsiey, N. W.
k1hm.
F0rd0a Ssttsrs-l-t prize. Rex T. W. Lish-
uisg: ard pri.c. pgps, ~kIttis and Willis ID. I.
lane diplluiE. "Daudy,r {. y. Arnold, diploma.
Nan" " H. Alirieh.
Pu-s-Ist priz,, 'N0Iah w. ;. LHcp-
Scotch TsEriczs-ist Pr.-e 'Prneher, ". h.
AIdrich-
Beauty.
Water SgauieI-2ui PElEs, sport, :. HArfison.
Blck and IlE-lst TrLse, bessie. sltls Clarke
NeHfoGzdLInd-pir igulI, Beauty I.W. Lun
ing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

he representatives, u The nsSSPaPsr Press q
the civ were kindly ea-sd t5r az the iz1ch hczr
On TIE ira, By Mr. J. Z. Wissman AZ his oun per
sonai sxpsnse. and b did the hsngrs q host n
u1oss Agreeable AID satisfactory manner % the
hungry g1esrz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Executors Notice 4!

TINlE JNDEKSIIiN I'D, IINNINC
Il bevh iuly appcin ted and Qualtied Executor q
the Esiatc q Gecr-c Praeht. late 20 hctlhcu, MAJ
Hawaii. ecraset hereby uoti-cs al pcrscns holding
Claims AGAINST sid tvcrascd prcsent The
The undg -zruc 81 Al kahnkE. kAu. Hawaii uithin six
nunIns sruu t1fr they Will Dc forCrcr barred Al
a-6fsrs Z aid deceased tfr requested tesetlc prop
n via tae unacrsisned GEORGE ". 1. JONES.
Kahu,u Earch haa. uaagii Jarr 4 ISL fuffmf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Ialal Eiin EIlEaIi. IN y sti1esyiET. June I'm
CiIuazlaa aau1ed Lsuuu Chen. rsE1iar de-
-arlsin and the ieaGrr u ser-st lr-I1li-7rllz
kiiIed u -ud blood 4 ChiuHna1 1arnee Aanaiil.
T--ur n WIiiea- Wgui rsaGned The shsr1t q
-tguf hnlf-pHsr fuur IN u1sn 1e stIre1 fnr ne
-irr az .lrniiar AID found t1aE ttlE 11zTvss lad
si---,fr lr-sse-z AID t1rsi ne --ir1t -uruuEr ;
i--r-1.-z uas held On THURSDAY -rr1iur a1u ne
- -,urterl rsyuaief TN fEcr lhat ne single
vnruf -TIr VITA hutEher knife pier-ed ne lear-
,a1Eirg death almost Ilis1anlI- FHf7ilcl- l7i-4'
- ne ls,rlis II Eeuu- Chen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The crews Of the S-ciftssrs and Esfis- have
hsen eHioyizgs run "a sh1r- hers during the past
aeek and nave seemingly en!vyvd themselves very
mlch, without cetring tztU ths usual rumpus th1t
jack ashore = g-nerrlly 4 party -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

ne work q bltstins cat TIE Ercznd as-
ioznaatioa for the as~ Folice Ccart ca MsrrAani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

krvHi inquiries usa&e By The FizEnSe Co1litsss
g EErvarS that NJ 1iSht g1aris have hesn go
F1syeG 70 uateh the Ocra1ic Cos steHrers zhan
n Por-- Gr-at negisct us xnd Il cfersd sra1d
1Pp1rt1ulry for easy szzcxii1g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

rhs entertainments rrupused BY Adzzi-zl Lyons
ilr Aunlz4 afsszzuuu aad 10 BE- postponed On &c
suznf If n1u-h "a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
stamped Envelopes

OF THE BENoMIN ATOMS OF
" 4. :. Z. and 10 Ceuf-. D. plecha-ed a. thc
fcstcficr. in any 4zzntiy frvu O. thuusa I'd
Envvlcpes frrsons rcsitug tao other Islands can
PrSure thsu, irvu he lea tst'cr-; also i1uiestie
ard f1rvi=b rrpiy carts mf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

ltrce dstachusut frOu the Asfuss attended
ne service az =. Andrews Cathedral On Sunday
He Admiral and Hsay gsbr~rs we're also Pr-zezs-
The serTice vas choral and the binriackets and
large naniber u men and offerrs "a leATs we're
present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
Port OF HoNoLULu.

Arrived
Fare f4-sr : Ciryef Pnrfs. Lecss1I '1 i.Vr~rs-1,
mp ARslralia, 0herl frunl >an t-aH
t5-HH~ schr knluea. Lrvel, f-uri : : i-a-i-
ss-Aa ~ Arus Tu-n-s. Nraeil- 'se=1 t-s--1
Sailed
Ealr r2-Am hkrle sra Hose. f-r 50 Fftaef7cc
fs-P n : Australfa- eee-s- ~ tQ.71-Hs
f-O>> Nlsipcaa- t5rldrur fer 81 3 =1.zl=eo
ts-Aui ~ ALL Na-rrr reulletr1. fl- ch.11
ls-Aui ~ G . y hlzln1ry. 4 a a1aus f'sr >g'l-i
vesssls in Psrt.
WBM> ufetsuEv. Lrens
HIN Muttur. EGua-3.
NNHr1ANruEH
An - u-1e. Fruaa7ra
Scr ~ >Fica- >eaEsder
An * Amelia. MIA
An - Alulfnla- LEl
Al kk-ne MsuEl Leklrru. Ne.-l-
Ms -chr kalInz Loves
B. CIV - Faris. Lachade
An ~ Ans Turucf NsH-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
DLED


I'M Es-ln this KY sunr taii. b. IF e1ncI-sign
zYAN-r4ths- CIV 90 he l5rs hist lzSEr 3.
fraa 4E-d a. Er1r-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

he Hauaisla bad uadsr ths lsaasrship q
laadsnasts- Bercer esve an sricyzhle eceeert a
ne grven1s e the Hotel the erenfnC u the I'm
-ist- his nssae gas .1-h endowed - the ls-Se
tn9isnce prvssut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The ?, ". ;. ;. Itstrtiia arrived n phi hsrv
on the ltsh niss., fro1s San FrSaclsco. With zal
an nssf dz-ez - the IA ms. Shs sziled z<aIr
% the sane Date for the Scath-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Tss accSuzis Of tAs Oaks P=isoa shssed that
S5ts0i8 uas das f1E labor at tAs Pslsr~. aad
Stls.5O for Corv1Esiu1 acrvzzt. hcyh sercgnss IN
culectzt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

u..- - 49,
IN -aiis-efilAiLll' h@lf-selll'iL4'1 Ian FIf
rvrie,f % rad the EEEa1iau Trili1 q the llalce
z,-,,-- .r,l--i---,i7-,- tzlrtII ! -J--srriS
=. -. - - g.
hepree nliliss A-ii-i5 - -. -. -
IA ~. y -. -
Etth cupie7- -. a..
hsprssen-all-s L'it1 y y -. - =: - - =
made ~ -lel1.- -Il-ss - - 81 -
tnH : 9elsl - - -. -. = -
zlnn aslsE ~ 49, - - L-,.,
Han. n hliii4i'i4-- ''' -
tlr f7t1 = !. :. Ri. g., -. E---s,,,- f,,r
heE1-se-i - : -. - - - =, -
IiEiss 49, 7s - - is- - - ;,
alaie ne aal1 . ~ -, T,.5,-,s.
nrTsaae " ll -. -. ts.,- -. -
a1n A SCI = 4-,-l5ill - = - - - =,
faE l-tstl11 = - : -
z-IEe'1 All - - 49, ,...--i, Of -,.
hePrssel =. =. y -. -, 5+,i,,I
As=efaftl ~ ~ - - = =. = "a - -
BY 1lzn sziL-1 - = - -, -, - -
7rlsolsfs - ~, -, - - . So ,-,,l9--I4s,.
EhH A5i0r-e - - M -. = r.
-, n CEIusss. rspnr.sl that Trey rs1r
81 -l5 ~ = - i,--r-v-s A. %
q l-sl-il. - = $500 -sisia-r Z, t.s -
2eL1l.ll - - r E,IifIi --,Io--.II t.llr
:, -. Ieti,,r vas lsrss.rT tas afasr had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Ne. Rea-y EysH. boat eoild-r, frll SS1z Il a
"a, u sss sspPu--d AZ hrs shup On Montzr fcrs-
zoc1- D.. MekihStz vas eal1-d and went irurse-
dr1tsly 10 the Spot, bat fo1nd the rnan dead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

GvvsroSr po0inis Is sSsia attached With ~
ralE's Patas vhSeh eplspSl his beinz cuaAaed 70
hts RESIDENCE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
r~.aty-rhird Day. June lsth- lisa.

assembly convened az 10 an pursuant % al
lguruuiauE from tie Lltl INST
The flii1EIu- petitions we're Presented lAd ~
fsrrsd-
Rsursseular1vg Gr1Jfrsy Brgvu f-11 residents
Of tie district II hghgla, cuutLln n, ~ s1lIrs.
protesting against the granting Of any Monopoly
ssuk Charter Laid on the table % be c1usidefrc
WITH the Bauk Charter bill
RaprsssutItIva Ahni0 trum residents Of the cls-
trlet Of MakrEau. Representative kAllA trgus res
sast. q ths s4za district. Representative Hitch
.uck fr1m so residents cf Eli0 AID also from RS
ilssIzrs OF W1i-iea kaaai aud MakaEau. Nam, and
Representative ktuTlla trur1 r=suenls Or INA
al presented protests Against the granting Ct any
Mlnopciy B-tlk Charters
BsursseutitIvs Palohal fr1ul residents 1f HIza-
Len a parIEICu that the sJIru 0t eLl.No be hPprD-
urlarsd for builui1- 1riu-s a hleIini sal ~
tered ID Clun3Irrsa % Pubic Lands. Also Ihdt
female barring scilOui De established o. hllai-
Rstsrrsd 70 C0mmirsse Jn Edlcatlun-
Also bv the SINE meu1ber. from the tlstrics OF
~ Eirl1sH petiriuu from one J. Kauai assInZ th15
the sG7 Ct 5 &c rstzr7sd u hinI ueiag sElea Rsi-
taxes. Deferred y Flnancs COMMITTEE
REPRESENTATIVE kamakeie fruCi residents % Ma
sfsls 4 pst7tinu cuuEain- I'D si-1atarsss prITlls,
thTt an English school be established Il thf cls
sricr. To C0ulmittss &C Edzeitl1n.
Rerrsseu sative E1lla presented petitlon feet
f1rhss N Len rh frou rsside1ts Of eali1Ea pray
~ tf,at Or Eztlgry the przsent resident hysicIiia
Al WIIl1Ea De removed H1u Dr- Bailey be up
vufate,i N his stead Referred - Sanitary Com
uiftse.
Representative Klzakeie fr1m residents Il IA
IA pstItiuuss l. That Gvvsr1menE Aafis leased .
" q Cummings be released u sHahnEiltnsf :
Thar tha districts OF kIpah ain hEupc l1d Nan Dc
eciarti separate Judicial tlsrr-eis Win separate
sheriff and cuustabisss ). That the regular police
n he Iiistrict be Increased IN numbers and PaF
=. Increased - so per lCufn and Ct deputy
.h.rif - - per nuufhs 4 TlsaE mad carriers iu
NJ district receive increased salary- That lgnt
De- pi1rp,f az the entrance Of the port d Nan and
slar separate letter box b riacsd ls NGz f1r the
l.,-u.u1Ssiasiun q residents. kefsrrsd - Commit
- On Miscellaneous san Iscrs-
Representative Godfrey br1gH offered tue -
uort u the Finance Committee
me Minister u Finances unssi that the ,sadiul
bs Dispensed with aa the rspUrt Distributed a Il
-r1s already prfuf-
N enc sscuuitiug the Ministers motion. Esrrs-
sHutaerrs EruEu. az Ig-.5 commenced he reading
sf he report and WIS listened n With Zrsat Iutsr
- b. the members HzE a lar-s uuuber q Guv-
-rumrut officials Who bad E1rherHd d heaz the
-aaaTu-r The only Minister VIA -Enlazles1 Il
1,lsitiun luTI1a ne readllg VA ne Muaiilr o.
r5-ri-u AT u.s. AZ i41a ReprEsentdtIvs br1un
6ni,iei II rsa.iIn- Of the Engiish rersi q.
N rl-ri Representative kalEa ul-Fsd rurEsi
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Aar1ua, t1e Coronation sEps1sss Eppear LIS fsi-
lvWt-g A bal Of = b Etyselden fcr seven tsr-
KEYS AZ $50 each, BAL for tuc pairs q eorsets
and ON TOR a hustle. he Cur1EnIt1ee Say the
items struck Is As ruther sEtraordInAry bat We
a,gte that they met with the angallrhsd approval
q Ii. lEtfit1 General =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

wednesday. EIne usA- E1I observed az Elia As
a iuiifa7. The dass FsrH al zzisei n honor of
he iav. and horse raclg. f1ut rzcnA. &E-- we're
-in order 1f the day Sb1rzs Esrs s1zr ~ 1s ais
al afHes-- AID me day vas --nsrzllT cb-=r-eis
Ersrvtlin- pissed ID gu1etlT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

The bailAnS IN eoGrse q eonstrnetica foe &C
ezPaaey b TIE Mztuzl rvtrrhous Corrazy, Is
-aSt sI'qrveAi7S eoS,rtztip1- Nc uirss k.rs ret
been AID - this new eorpuratiur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

g. ka.s1ehannaha Day > saa sEiesrzfsa n aaiiaia.
az me .s.srrnzry sahbafA s-1ai szaihiiinn- he'd
n INC Iz-,-- zarz-s caz-=s- Is1uEh NJ 1nralng
.,-1Izis.i 4 Any GaT, ssga-zzz 1n.in Z -
r;Tiii and the people ltherrd % me z1nlnsI ~
-sarlv tarse hul1r-1- he = c'lla.s--- -
-F5-a-- n .iurfur rscifariu1 az ts-,ls gris11lal
-. m siiir e1uius. as,d 1r14f ll.druassz
4-1rn ,-surIeruer ehn@en By he s1r1r 1L1ess1L
5-il.-uis Z, ne DISTRICT is9 a snr szariiaaes
-r-s n Esuiist rle sEnuri lrnFed lzlrl leil'al-
u the general guieH- Gln or-iar- = =. =. -
- j,,-v-, ~ iiarir,r morn suiii gEsr-iEa. VIA
- = -,,1Is aid r-lera st1z- rha
n r--r- nd orhsrs nfs-zstel- Should fsni En-
cvzrsEui u ms flifnfl Eur<-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Eeusy c. ERssy he -vaassa- tusrvr has b~es
eaptarea sy the Polies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

kznavsys Ia , eesr sz1~-Szs 5zrlaS the Past
week, half-a-2osen aisrr~1t s.a-tlis< ~rruss and
Eaizaealo1s escapes osiRg rsportr,l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

NJ Fzr1eauz has Fazzt-i a s=rzilert RrrtEziif
II Ear MAJESTY L rsrrssenfa the Queen N the
s-ryuatiun -g6ss WITH al her orders On. seated CT
A CHAIR Of stata with he rggal feather einaE CAST
aver lie back u cuursa LIS 1akEs very hlElniz
crlorse picture, but BY careful mGuaf--zlsnr ziE
artist has prucncHd very har71uniuus ene1t.
no ---t ur4iss -auuut be grvsG far the sE-siigut
Likeness u the guee1- L thoroughly -Epu1cuEss
H., rr-rluaL The pu=e u he hesd Is zr1csf1L the
.-urssziuu ha-uy and pleasing Al ne 1egazis
have bss1 carefully EurK.u cut The hands A.
ID ,ur here seems y be sume siiglt defect n
a.. fore shurre1Ing II me ziE1r This d Ne
,tiy criticism saas eaz be made. As En1ie tiiis
u ~ aa thr best purr-ait Il Eagzziz1 t11r hlls
ever been painted here C1zr7u1H1 PuFsr - EuaF
5rlzh NJ FlrleauZ-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

rae sssazsSr Nrriv,,.s SAILED al noos q he ls,l
t-si- fos Sau Frsneiseo. ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

M, NJ v E5ssl ooos' s.s sAri-'rasa his steam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

y, g 'a0's il8HiHaira eiOeA. uaiil Ne CO. Bll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

WIKI sFu msn-lf VIZ II Purt the sgEa has been
quite -av- aumber Of parties have cuuis % and
others arr ca the turns Last Friday M. N1ua-
huu,ss gave a danes - Tn offers II ri1e sirftuT-
and Msfiss. On Ncnliay the sane lady erfer-
tllne6 4 number af the uirisufrmen- when az
eng Eaz srpt ~ al little hour By SINE q H1nu-
luiu 5GdGIng bsauties. Last evening he h11E
gave 4 BAL nc the Palacs a Etlcn the Admiral and
Officers Of snE SsrlrtaT- and Mffllta verz present.
1i,srhsr Win 1ll1F II cur rr1r1Ineut
70 iaF thera n ~ be a dHnrr IN me Mrfias md
sl-nur-uw guH vii be gwen b. NJ. 4 Mrs. Davies.
rhis kasps ts feet Of he Yuunz inks pretty busy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

=, Ne .,..i aoo0's1 Risss- ne, f0r ami as usu,l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

Tie sc1uurer Ea'iassf Cisffaf'sur ~ Aal--'n-
mister. arrived AZ Emo On Monday June 9th, IS
days from Saz Fr1nciscn. VIII a f1il sz--u az ~
-1rtili merchandise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18

AL,arvba Lodge l. . G. T. FrVposs - hcid a
grand pubiir pisuie at Fcr1's Fgint, Peai River
On J NY srh- Ampte lccuuTuucatiurs VII be PRO-
fltaG slr taki1< the t-tp thither - sea- match
giur q base bal. a Ede scout, and host Of
aHaseulsnts nj be provided fgr tnuse present
rhs lftir vi b. managed b. COunltte- u cGr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-18
III

A ss mail bsft Has. M R.u-.,--gE t-i-vhunsd
ut the purt.
NJ E1Turl altrhcpck and NJ Walker .lne %
Fslls As passengers IN me Es.saa CErs'ii'st-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-29

Second reading of a bill to amend
Section IL Chapter sc Penal Code
relating to duties of inspectors of
elections.
Mr.. Rowcll moved it be referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. G. Brown that it be indefi-
nitely postponed. The honorable
member in support of his motion
said the bill opened the ground to
fraud. Anyone showing q tax
receipt to the Inspector would be
allowed to vote whether his name
was on the list or not. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Second reading of bill relating
to tax receipts. Referred to Com
mittee on Commerce.
The House adjourned at 2:20 p.
NJ. until 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-29
THE LAWMAKERS.

The Attorney General whined
about the disposition of one of the
members to attack the Ministers.
The House dealt summarily with
the matter of pensions yesterday.
There is no disposition to grant pen
sions.
1t is amusing to observe the
newspaper reporters who do not un-
derstand Hayaiian smile at jokes
made in the native language.
The daily feeding of members
by the Minister of Foreign Affairs
was ventilated in the House yester-
day. Mr.. Gibson tried to defend
himself, and Lot Kaulukou backed
him up and said it was all right.
Mr.. Gibson stated before the
Assembly yesterday that he was in
debted to the newspapers for abus-
ing MN. Ihey had helped him on.
He certainly has not been helped on
by the praise and approval of the
papers, for there has been none.
The frequent attacks made upon
the Ministers by independent mem
bers is not mere factiousness nor
carping. The administration has
been such as to give very little op-
portunity for commendation, but has
exposed itself to consure on every
hand. Silence would be construed
as approval.
The resolution introduced by
the Hon. j. Mott Smith, that the
resolution of the Cabinet Council to
enforce gold payments at the Custom
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-29
the CABINETS KNuCKLEs RAPED

Hon. J. Mott Smith introduced q
resolution in the House yesterday
suspending the order of the Cabinet
that duties be paid in gold after
June 1st, until the Assembly should
have taken action OH the currency
question. The resolution was passed
almost unanimously. This is just
rebuke to the Cabinet, which has
shown an utter disregard for the
public welfare, and an ignorance of
the first principles of the question.
The theory on which the Cabinet
bases it's currency orders and actions
seems to be the ''now you see it
and now you DON'T" Twice within
a few months has the Cabinet at
tempted to bluff the public for dar-
ing to ask for sound currency.
The first time it was Immediately
after the Supreme Court had decided
that the corrupt bargain to sell gold
bonds for deprecated silver was
illegal. Smarting under this check,
the Ministry determined to make the
public smart, and issued an order
that duties should thereafter be paid
, in gold; but it raised so much op-
position that in few days, without
explanation, the order was with
drawn. In defiance of the Supreme
Court and against common sense,
the Cabinet has filled the country
with deprecated silver to the exclu-
sion of gold. This silver can not be
exchanged for gold except at heavy
loss to the Treasury, and consequent
condemnation of the Ministry which
has caused the loss; with the inten-
ton therefore of forcing the public
to accept the silver, the order that
gold payments of duties after june
lst would be required, was sprung,
at date too late to obtain gold for
that purpose but instead of frighten-
ing the public into begging to be
allowed to pay duties in silver, the
order has acted as a boomerang, and
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House be suspended, was instantly
seconded by the Minister of Finance.
IL was the Minister of Finance who
promulgated the Cabinet Council
order, and his eagerness to support
the motion showed a complete back
down.
MIR. Wilder's statements in the
House yesterday, of his experience
in constructing the Kohala Railroad,
and his views in regard to the pro-
posed road from I1ilo to Laupahoe-
hoe and Kukuihaele, showed that he
knew what he was talking about.
His enterprise and courage should be
supported by the House. The road
should be built, and Mr.. Wilder is
the man to build it.
According to Minister of Foreign
Affairs the convivial occasions on
which he formerly entertained
members of the Legislature, when
he was member, were for political
purposes; but now that he is q min
lister, they are only for social pur-
poses, and political subjects are
avoided. POSSIBLY on one or two
occasions a word or two, upon mat
ters pending before the House, may
have dropped, but nothing more
than this What stuff and non
sence!
Those who have manipulated the
Hawaiian coinage have outwitted
themselves, and raised q public
sentiment which cannot be easily
quelled. The Honorable Noble
Widemann stated to the Assembly
that the feeling upon the subject OF
the currency was intense. Fools
rush in where angels fear to tread
and the tyro statesmen who have
been attempting to manage public
affairs have plunged theI country
into financial difficulties of mos
serious nature. They may try tt
laugh members to scorn, but al
aroused community intends to SCI
the matter through.
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Referring to the above we beg TO in.
form the business public that we are
prepared to make loans, discount approx.
ed notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia arc being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
610 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS & Co.
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stirred up well nigh universal
demand for gold basis, and that
the expense of turning the Sprockels
dollars into gold DC borne by the
Government which has placed the
community in its present predica-
ment
To make the position of the Min
istry grotesque as well as inconsistent,
the Ministry themselves voted in
favor of DR.. Smiths resolution.
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THAT BANK CHARTER.

EDITOR BULLETIN will you per-
NIT few questions upon the above.
subject? Is this one or two million
dollars of paper money to be redeem
able on demand in United States
gold? If so, it should be q very
desirable money-if it does not
prove in the end, like the Indians
gun, to "cost more than it comes
to-"
Is this paper to be issued upon the
old system of S. in paper to one of
gold? If so, four-fifths will be pure
fiction analogous to certificates
against which there is no deposit.
Is the Government to be held
responsible for the redemption of
this money, or only so much as the
bonds may cover?
l understand from your paper,
that should this charter be granted,
it allows those gentlemen the privi-
lege of purchasing one OF two million
of Government bonds, and the Gov
ernment supplies indirectly the whole
of the money for their purchase. Am
I right?
If this be thus: those gentlemen
will be granted franchise upon
which they will collect yearly on
those bonds, from the producers of
these Islands, $4,000 OF $14O, 900,
as the case may be, without any
outlay of money, save to put the
bank in motion.
That is; the Legislature will take
this much of the peoples rights of
power and money, and pass it to
these few gentlemen and get nothing
in return, and no other individual
can share in the spoils not even the
King, without the permit of these
gentleman. Should not the charter
be granted, if granted at all, under
a general Law. So that Messrs. Bishop
could realize $4,000 or $14o,OOO
yearly by a similar manipulation,
and perhaps there are other indi-
viduals in the Kingdom that would
like to realize large sum yearly out
of nothing-we say give every citizen
the same Legal privileges, as special
or privileged legislation is not whole
some in any country. We say
further, let this charter pass to the
next Legislature, so as to give the
people and particularly the law
makers time to discuss and become
better acquainted with this matter,
as there is not one individual out of
many that is able to see the effect of
such charter from the beginning.
Please give us more particulars,
| Mr.. Editor. AN INQUIRER.