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II will be seen from the above that the foreign
commerce has increased nearly threefold the ex-
ports increasing alone nearly fourfOld, within the
short space Of eight years, unparalleled increase,
country The imports have been principally mac
hinery. and more particularly that for manipulat-
ing sugar-cane. The increase in the exports OF
sugar are mos. remarkable, in 1875 the entire ex-
valued at g. AZ; in 1855 they increased 10 5163
tons and were valued at el75,555 This was again
nearly doubled last year, when it was estimated
that the total exports would amount 10 10000 tons
The equipment Of the srgar plantations Of Fiji
are among the finest IN rhe world. one firm alone
having spent upward Of $2,Q00,000. the bulk of It
in machinsry aud plant Of the most modern kind.
The soil and climate specially favorable for the
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You never leave them alone" said one
supporter of the Government the other
day. MOI we never mean 10 leave them
alone until justice is done the Hawaiian
public. Until good men fill the places
which are now held 10y sycophants and
incapables, until the taxes paid by the
poor are expended carefully instead of be
ing layished on folly, until right takes the
place of wrong. we do not mean "to leave
them alone" There Is no rock so hard
but that little wave may beat admission
in thousand years There Is no wrong
which persistence will not in time over
come. The present Government of Hawaii
Is scandal and shame; there is not a
man in the islands. unless he is deriving,
directly OF indirectly some pecuniary ben
eft from the present arrangement who
does not acknowledge this fact. Of those
who do not reap benefit, there is hardly
one who does not despise it. Become
familiar among Government officials and
hear how those at present in power are
spoken of. You will find many who in
their confidential moments show You that
they hate and feel contempt for those for
whom they labor, and this we know Is true
even of those who ought to stand on con
fidential relations with their present mas
ters, The auiI sacrd 5dnes. the hunger for
dollars, keeps their faces smooth, however
sore their breasts may be. The examples
Of decapitation have been too frequent
not TO make the weak kneed mighty care
full of their behavior.
That the present holders of the views OF
Government occasionally manage to de
what Is right, Is only to be expected, there
Is no man SO utterly and iTredeemably
bad, who does not do right sometimes.
The world has seldom If ever seen a com
plete monster, incapable of doing one good
action. But the good in a Nero's dispo-
si6on cannot be considered for moment
beside the evil that he wrought. Nor can
the domestic virtues of a Charles LIST palli-
ate his love Of absolutism. The present
Government OF Hawaii is bad, and being
bad there never can be a cessation of effort
10 get nd Of It. The end must come. One
would like 10 see the end sooner. as it is
the better for the nation, but assuredly
the end Will come.
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Development of Fiii.

1t is not many years ago since tho Fijian islands
were associated i'll our minds with caunibaIi,m.
and even now very little is known about the pro-
gress of the people and their commerce. Al
together there are over 30 islands in the rroup,
but of these not quite 100 of them are inhabited
covering 7740 square miles. the whole croup
amounting to S,Q3l square miles. Although little
was known of them prior to 1850, they were dis
covered as early as 1913 In 1853 the king offered
the sovereignty to Great Britain; the privilege,
however, was respectfully declined. The offer was
again and again renewed, and it was not until the
end of 1874 that Great Britain took the RESPONSE
bility of government and protection. Sir Arthur
Gordon formally assumed the government in Sep
tember, 1874.
Since then the development of Fiji has been
rapid and almost without equal in the history of
new countries. The following table gives the
trade since the acquisition by Great Britain:
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gAaIraiiail 05azettE.
Ksr MoDus IN REnUs.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1885.


Peocqrimus, we hove sinned. Magma esi
nosira ellpa Great is our crime. We
have done the administration a gross IN
Justice. The Treasury paid into Messrs.
Bishop a. Co.'s Bank the $1,000 which that
private firm advanced TO keep the Queens
Hospital running, day or so before our
article Of last week appeared Oh course
the wrong we have done can hardly be
atoned. Dust aud ashes be on our heads.
But think for moment what would have
been the result had not Messrs. Bishop a
Co advanced the money for the Hospital.
For some months the subsidy to the sick
Hawaiian was not paid. (The foreigner
has 10 pay for his hospital attendance.
How kindly treated has the poor Hawaiian
been and by whom Not by the Govern
ment.
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twill be seen from our island news that
the prospects for the election Of the Inde
pendents to the Legislature are promising.
The people Of this country are waking up
20 the importance OF the ISSUES before
them. The Government have tired their
utmost 10 draw a herring over the scent
but they cannot get over facts. and facts
have been presented 10 the voters Tor a
good two wears The voters need only
look at the mass of corruption and venallty
which obtains in the Government to know
which way TO cast their votes. To take
one case in point they may look at the
Queens Hospital run on private charity
and contrast II with the absurd expense OF
sending the Minister Of Finance TO LOUIS
vile. FOR what Nothing What II takes
10 pay Mr. hapenas expenses would pay
for many poor kanaka's sickness.
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RooN No. 4, sAS PRASoIsco, CAL,
Bees to inform his Island friends that he will attend
to the purchasing and shipment Of Merchandise and
Goods of every description for their account short
notice and on favorable terms
He will also give his best attention to the sales Of
Island produce At the lowest rate Of commission and
from long experience he offer his services with
confidence all who may favor him with their busi-
ness. 1u71 IL
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VIZ note that there appears in the ofh
oial advertisements a signature subscribed
Deputy Attorney General The law as
we read It says:
Section g. The sad Attorney General may, from
time 10 time apporu, u deputy for any judicial
district whensooyer the saigeucios OF the public
-sryce require IT, and shall be- responsible Tor all
the nci- Of such deputy or dcputIes
II certainly does not mean a deputy for
the whole kingdom, and yet tins seems TO
be the Interpretation put upon the section
ly the Government Looking over the
Appropriation Bill we see that the Govern
ment contemplated having a permanent
Deputy Attorney General, and the office
was asked for on the Glst day Of the ses
sion The item was, however, struck out,
and the present appointment looks very
much like whipping a certain old gentle
man round the stump The exact letter
OF the law has been strained while It's
spirit has been violated. The Legislature
and the law never supposed that the
permission given would be used as II Is
now In addition 1t may be asked what
fund is drawn on 30 pay the Deputy
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CONTEMPORARY talks about a asuggestive

a AuoNrEMroRARY talks about asuggestive
omission in the GAZETTE. that omission Is
amply replied TO by the Planters Of Hllo.
The GAZETTE could afford to wait for that.
We hardly think the cabinet pet could
afford 10 omit replying to the showing
made m these columns relative to the trade
with Europe. in which it was shown by
Custom House statistics that It had grown
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars. while
the organ" stated that II was almost HR.
Again we showed that one Gibson, the pres
ent Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had seen
carefully directly after he came into Office
that his leases were extended TO the year
1907. but the moment this ugly fact came
to the surface the organ had very sug-
gestive omission Another suggestive
omission has been on the subject OF ten
ders, where II has been clearly shown that
a wrong has been done 10 an Hawaiian.
When the Government reply TO these
questions and many others which have
lately been put forth, II viii he time
enough for them TO talk of suggestive
omissions in the GAZETTE.
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Special Notices.

Being thoroughly cony,rsant with SHOPPING in all
its branches, offer my services to all who wish to
avail themselves OF the San Francisco market.
All orders will be executed personally and promptly
commission Of per cent viii be charged for ser
vices rendered.
Orders for the various lines Of DRY GooDs, FANCY
GooDs, STATIONERY, ARTISTS MATERIALS, DEusGTsrs
suSDErEs, cEocKEEr, FURNITURE, sBoEs, &c are so
cited In ordering, state quantity quality and meas
urement, and how goods are to be forwarded.
Send P. o. Order, Money Order or Bank Draft, paya-
bic to my order. sufficient 10 cover all expenses Of
buying aud shipping goods.
MISS A. L. SAWYER.
PURCHASING AGEST,
1917 sml No sig Bush St. San Francisco, Cal
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\ CONNFCTION WITU III

IN CONNECTION WITH THE
1abovc the undersigned would respectfully give
tce to their friends and the public in general that hav
ing bought of Mr. l. Fisher the right to- and secret of
making the article known as FISHERS CHAMPAGNE
CIDER, they prepared TO I'LL all orders for the
the shortest notice. We intend that this cider
slall be a first class article Orders left with Mr..
E. Williams Fort street addressed to NJ 7. Donnell
attention.
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A. r. JUDD,
Attest: Chief Justice Of the supreme Cnurt
HENRT SMITH. Deputy Clerk fus9 81
CUPREME COURT OF THE ITA-

- u NOOANA VI Al4Aa
- waiian Islands IN Probate Ia the matter Of the
Estate OF JEAN MARIE nAtGLE, late OF Honoiulu
Oahu, deceased Order appointing time Tor Probate
Will and directing publication Of notice oi the same
document, plrportlng to be the last win and Tea
lament Of Jean Marie Dugc, deceased having on the
sth day Of September. \ D. 1855, beer presented 10
said Probate Court and petition for the Probate
thereof and for issuance Of Letters Tcsamcntary 20
Monsieur Henri Fecr. Consul and Commissi fur
France, having been filed by him.
II Is hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the 2oih day
Of September. A. D. 1885, at 30 o'clock a. Of said
day, at the Court Room Of said Court, al Aiiiolani
Hale, In said Honolnlu be, and the same d. hereby ap
pointed the time for proving said VIII and hearing said
application, when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the said Will and the granting
of Letters Testamenthry.
II Is further ordered tha. notice thereof be given BY
publication, for three successive weeks n the HAwA
nan GAZETTE newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu.
And is further ordered, that citations be issued to
the subscribing witnesses 10 said Will TO appear and
attend the probate OF said Will at the time appointed
Dated Honolulu II. l., Sept. sth, 1855.
A. r. JUDD.
Attest: ChiefJustice supreme Court.
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Attest: ChiefJustice supreme Court.
iWS HESRY sNrrn. Deputy CLERK. %
7uRCUIT COURT, THIRD JUDI

4 ,IINCOLL 80 II AIIIfI1 p IT
~ cial District, Hawaiian lslsuds.-ln Probate. In
the matter Of the Estate Of WILLIAM LlDGArE, of
lIilO. Hawaii. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of j. NJ. Lidgaic
and Anthony Lidgate. alleging that William Lidgaie
Of Hio, Hawaii, died tucstatc, and asking that Let
ters of Administration issue 30 J. NJ. Lidgatc and
Anthony Lidgate.
II is ordered that FRIDAY the ID day Of October,
1885, at 10 O'Clock M in the Court House at Hiio, be
the time and place set for hearing said petition and
any objections that may be offered thereto.
+. $. LYMAN. Circuit Judge
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rHEs PAPER i,


THES PAPER is kept on file at E. C. DAKE's
Advertising Agency, sI aud 60 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal where contracts for advertising
can be made for il. 1855
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Co.Partnershin Notice.

The undersigned have entered into copartnership
under the firm name Of LYONS & COHEN for the
purpose OF carrying business as AuctoneeTs and
Commission Merchants at the old stand corner Fort
and Queen Streets. Hoping for your Kind support, &c,
we are, yours respectfully, J. LYONS.
L. L. COHEN.
Honolulu H. l.. Sept ftth 1885. 1g59 I'm
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Notice to the Public.
= HERERY

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
lhave sold all my right title and interest together
with The good will and secret OF making the CELE-
BRATED FISHERS CHAMPAGNE CIDER. Thank
ing my friends and the public for past favors woud
solicit continuance Of the same for my successor.
ISRAEL FISHER.
Honolulu September sth, 1855.
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Mr.. ". C. PARKE

Has Office with Messrs. Bishops Co. eosner OF Ner-
chant and Kaahumanu Streets and he will be pleased
10 attend to any business entrusted him 1os en-
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Has an Office Messrs Bishop & Co.'S Bank conner
Merchant and Kaahumanu sts., and will be happy 70
attend to any business entrusted 10 his care is en
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Nm aOusrtisunrnts.
DISSOLUTION

TUE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
u carried on under the arm name Of LYONS &
Levey Is this day dissolved by mutual consent L. J.
Levy retiring and j. Lyons carrying on the business
heretofore who Will assume al liabilities OF said
FIRM and who alone is authorized 70 collect an out
standing debts. tsignedl J. LYONS,
HOnolulu, II. L, Sept. Eth, Isso = = -
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FURNISHED ROOlES--Nest and costly Fur
nished Rooms ean be had b. an carly application e
! QaQ no GARDEN LANE.
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THE CENTRAL
Cigar 6 Tobacco Emporium
campbcIIs Block, Merchant Street.
Honolulu, II. 1.

THE CENTRAL has been opened for the acc0moda-
On Of the lovers OF the chOcer article OF the weed
intend to keep at the CENTRAL fine variety Of
CIGARS and TOBACCO, and have made special
arrangements with importers from abroad Trusting for
liberal share OF patronage, remain; resPeetfnllyi
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A Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIl1,1
"a arnnst he Eaiafe ol Her Tate 1f1ie.iJ iinetn'
Doungcr EMMA KaLELEOIALlNl arg hc-c1i ~
qnrsfed 70 present them % fhe unllr. 1u q "a l1
1fIcc No. ksahunann street. ailhia .Iz li uonlt1
from this dale. fhcy VII lr iniellr barred al
ci1nr. must mention fls dates end Be dri lsIffa
ALEL y. cdErH RIGHT
Erccuior i1st win sad Testament n Emma klIce1nl-
i1ni, drcelFcd.
Hdnolniu. Jsly 1.i. iii- ioTi q
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NOTICE

TO THE ABOVE, AM
III prepared to contnue the business Of Auction
at the Store formerly occupied by Mott, Fort
Street. next TO G.. W. Maefarlane & Co.. nntil more
spacious premises ready. Ny first Regular Cash
Sale will be held on THURSDAY, 18th September, at
10 a. M re- Telephone No. rs
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Mortgagss's Notice Of Foreclosure Z Of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
u e. gi sale contained 10 certain mortracc made by
Sam kaeo % Roth dated t1e 18Th day Or July fsl
recorded In Liber % page ffL 1rcc j. hereby given
that said mortgages Intends 10 f1rec0se said norlgo
for condition broken, aud upon .ll forec1surc VIII
sell at public auction a. the saesr1om qf = T Ad1lf
In Honolulu. on MONDAY. the STU day 0f October i'1
at II m of s1id day. The premise Decided n said
mortgage a. below gpecrdcd
90 Further particulars ear be hal Of W r. Castle.
Attorney al Law s. ROTH
Dated September g. f5G5. Nore1eec.
Premises 70 be sold are situated in Waikiki 0ahu.
ist- All the undivided one half Interest Or s1id
kaeo In those premiscs described in T. r. 15 70 X
hanaumaikai, cout1ining area Of g. ~ acre part
good tlr0 Or rice land. SAID premise. arc held by aid
sam kaeo 10 fee. by virtue n q deed from Mfs. ~
Castle recorded In Liber 20 Page 9E
md al those premises conveyed 70 llit sam hls1
By dced Of Kamakarlia recorded in Llber = Page 81,
containing acres Of 1l10 aeres mors or lsrle er-
ing good faro Or rice land. fll9 q
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~ waiian Isands.-In Probate. In the matter Of the
Estate Of KATE MAY, late OF Honolulu. Island of
Oahu. deceased intesatc. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and 1ling the petition OF Tom NAY Of
Honolulu. Island Of Cahu. alleging that Kate May. Of
said Honolulu died tntesate az said Honoiniu, the
Of Administration issue 10 him the said Tom May.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY, the I'd day Of October
\. D. l at 10 O'Clock be and hereby Is appointed
for hearing said petition before the said Chief Justice
In the Court Room OF this Court 40 Honolulu No
which time and place all persons concerned may au
pear and show cause II any they have why the same
should not be granted and that this order be published
in the English language for three successive weeks In
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper In lounuiu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., sept. 18th. iss5
a. II. JUDD,
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The Fisher Cider Company.
MT. DoYNELL Manager.
1O5s 81
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.

Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
I n ACCORDANCE WITH y pow
i er OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
Benz Realoha Amin n Ahuna, dated on the Sth day
Of August ISL recorded in Lber ~ pages 113, 1884,
and i5. Notice is hereby given that said mortgages
intend to foreclOse said mortgage for condition broken
and said foreclosure viii sell public auction
the Store Of L Ahuna In Paalaa, Waalna, Oahu,
SATURDAY, the Sd day of October. 1885, at II VI Of
said day. the premises in said mortgage specified
below.
For further particulars apply to $: y Emerson.
AMIN a. AUJTNA.
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TOR JOB WORK EXECUTED IN
" tleasstest ItIle, ,all ai,aAz8TrEQFFlcE,
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TIE E1WAIIAN INFEsTHENI AND
AGENCY COMPANY LIMITEn


l.. y. TIT nsroN. Attorney Tor Mlrfrlgar.
Honolulu Sept. sth, 1856.
The property 10 be sold g. a. follower
IL miles OF &tnch gauge ffr stccl raiIa with CORN.
gated slccpcfs and patent cucl b0ifs aud nufs
~ miles 0f 2finch gauge ifD rails with fsh Plates
dog spikes, etc, fof wooden sicepcr-
y loft curves 100 Il radius.
$ right and left hand crossing points and boxes.
1 thrge-Nay right and lcit hand crossing. in-
eiined planes.
, rail benders and bars
trolley with wood sides and ends aud complete sai of
tools FOR laying track viz; picks, spades . sci
Ok spanners, pairs eccentric tougs and zcf0 barr
s. dsh plates. boyle wagon 20 feet lonx By iet vide
with iron platform noored with wood buffers
sviyelling arrangement i2 wheels and outdt
y do do les wood plltforms.
~ cylinder locomotive with steel tubes 1nd tires nnd
American spark catching chimney and odfdt ti
eether with all tools. ditibas add lppnrrenaucr To
the same belonging or used in connection there
with.
The same are nov situate al Kiiauea, Kanai having
heretofore been used By the Eilanea Sugar Company
for nEporting cane to It's mill. fI9 ~
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GUPREME COURT OF THE UA-
- waan Islands.-In Probate. In the matter Of the
Estate Of GEORGE n. HARBOTrLE. late OF Kohaia
Hawaii, deceased, Al Chambers. before Mr. Justice
Preston.
on reading ard ding the petition aud accounts Of
David Dayton Adminlstraior q the Estate of George
in he asks to be allowed sies a. and charges himself
with StOitO. and asks that the may be examined
and approved. and that Anal order mpy be made or
distribution Of the property remaining Ia hs hands to
the persons thereto entitled, and dscharrn him and
administrator.
1t Is ordered that MONDAY, the asih day OF October
A. D. 1855, at ten o'clock a. M, before the saif
Justice, at Chambers, in the Court House Honoau
be and the same hereby T. appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they have. why the should mot
be granted And that this order In the English aud
Hawaiian languages, be published in the HkwAmAS
HAxErrE and hHokoa newspapers printed and pub
shed in Honolulu for three successive weeks urerou.
to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, II. H. this i7th day sept a. ID fsa
EDWARD PRESTON.
HKSAY SNIri. Justice of Supreme Court
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Nrw embellishments.
Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOreoloss
and Of Sale.

N ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
a er Of sale contained in certain MORTGAGE made By
Charles Vernon Houscmau 10 The Hawaiian Invest
Hient and Agency Company Limited. Foreign Corp0f
alton doing business in the Hnwuiian Islands, dated
the 10th day Of September A. D. 1851 and recorded E
the Registry Of Deeds In HOnoIuutin Book "a, pages
- to ls notice l. hereby given that said MORTGAGE
intends to f0reei0se the SAID mortgage fof condition
broken and upon said foreclosure will seii lt PHbc
Auction at the haicsrUomE Of + r. Adams q Co, On
Honolulu, I'll uRsDAY, the lst day Of Octobef at
y O'clock noon Of s9id day, &c properly dtserbed IN
said mortgage az below specified.
THE HAWAIIAN INyEsTMENT AND