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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15

Ii printing our monthly statement last
week Of the decrease Of the white popula
ton and the steady increase of Chinese
and other Asiatics, during last month, we
omitted TO give the totals The whites
decreased by As, wliile the Chinese IN
creased by 149 adding TO these the Jap
anese, we had total increase Of Asiatics
last month OF 1,136, very few indeed Of
whom were women, So large an increase
of unmarried, healthy men, no matter Of
what nationality they may be, cannot be
viewed without apprehension by those who
care the least bit FOR the moral future Of
the Hawaiian race
Hawaii, being SO small, and the dispro
portion of males to females being, among
Hawaiians, large, the introduction of large
numbers OF males is q most serious sub
iect. Consul IRWIN gives his endorsement
thRt the young Japanese, viii be moral for
a couple Of years, being willing to wait
that length Of time for their wives: the
assertion may or may not prove correct:
leaving that point OF the question a mat
Ger of doubt. however, there is no doubt
whatever that the Chinese are grossly i'm
moral, and that much wrong has been
done by them. The Government ought TO
insist on a proper proportion OF women
accompanying each consignment of labor
ers. This question Of increase in our
female population is one which must com
mend itself to the attention Of every class
in the community; il affects the planter
and the mechanic alike, affects eveI-y one
rhe has a family and a home, no matter
how humble il may be.
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Total defst Ser quaricr. .,..............s u Osi
Which is certainly one way Of conduct
ing che afinirs OF nation, but not one |
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lo,, CASTLE & COOKE.
BISHOP & CO.'S
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money at
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars or under from one
person, they will pay interest the rate Of Fye per
cent per annum from date Of receipt on ali sums that
shall have remained deposit three months, or have
been deposit three moBths at the time Of making
up the yearly accounts. No interest will computed
on fractions Of Dollars for fractions Of mouth
No interest will be allowed on money Withdrawn
within three months from date OF deposit
Thirty days notice must be given at the Bank Of an
intention to withdraw any money and the Depositors
Pass-book must be produced at the same time
No money viii be paid except npon the Draft Of the
Deposition, accompanied by the proper Pass-book
On the first day Of September Of each year the ae-
counts viii be made mp, andInterest all sums that
shall have remained deposit three months OF more
and unpaid will be credited to the deposor and from
that date form part Of the principal
Sums Of more than Five Hundred Dollars viii te
received subject TO special agreement.
The Bank will be open eyery day in the week except
iOsi sm BISHOP & co.
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Br auilluIitp


,,,s-,. i, A.. -. - a., r-t.rrsiior M
py Nlf0ue ol an uIurF lss1lnh 'lvn @ Wv Wv ~
the Kingdom. directing 10 sell the property known
rs me HEFIA SUGAR PLANTATION. ttuated Ht
HeciA, KooIau, in the Island of oahu, frce lrun ~
inounbunces; shall offer for Sale the saia heeia
sugar fhhthhon upon AONDAi' ~ - ~ ~
MAY A. d. Is At II O'Clock noon at the door OF All
oahi hAie 70 tne r,,.,,
The property 70 ht soq = fitlAseu az Loei-'
Island o. oahu' aooe' zen ili'et i'o hoiOiuiA'
consists of freehold and lnasehold land a well
equipped MIL known a. . stoh mil tiso, - heAu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15

For some three years past there has been
considerable laxity in inspecting lmmi
grants, and yet we have had class Of i'm
immigrants, the Portuguese, who have
made considerable complaint We have
ONLY had the Japanese here a few months
and we find that q sudden fever for inspec-
ton has seized the Executive; the Minis
try have gone in great force, leaving the
Minister of Interior to take care of affairs
in their absence. ......-....
Now It happens that the Minister of In
terror is the President OF the Board OF I'm
migration. SO that the very man OF all
others Of the Cabinet, who ought to have
gone no has been left behind. The only
explanation that comes to ones mind Is
that the real "De,9 q machiHd," the true
moving spirit has gone up in the shape
of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, the
President Of the Board of immigration
being only convenient dummy. Ger
tainly it Is not dignifed position to place
colleague in. At least some respect
should have been paid to appearances, and
1t should not have been made patent to
every one that the President of the Board
of Immigration was an unnecessary adj
iunct TO an expedition which was looking
after interests that he was more directly
interested in. and responsible for, than any
man in the Government. 1t was really
cruel.
But we would like to know what is the
'.nigger in the fence" What is this sud
den access of zeal for looking after Jap
anese, and investigating their condition,
when the Portuguese remained SO long
i, -
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TnRnrer the courtesy of the !

THROUGH the courtesy Of the Registrar
Of Pnbhc Accounts We are enabled to pub
lish the table OF exports for the past guar
ter. which has only been published IN an
unofficial form in the -idpsriiscr There is
also a table comprising the exports Of the
first SIX months of 1885, with those of 1884
for the same period. Though there has
been a.cunsiderable falling off in the rice
prodnct and small falhng of in minor
products, the large increase in the sugar
product far more than counterbalances
the loss A total increase OF value OF e1-
ports amounting 10 1869, ,64494 is no mean
sum to place TO the national credit and
the gain has come in during the last three
months at the rate of about S20O,000 per
month.
The banana trade, which has grown TO
considerable dimensions, and which affords
good profits to small cultivators and to
the regular shippers, shows slight, but a
very slight, increase. Fungus seems to
have disappeared from the tables Paddy
has likewise disappeared. The falling of
in riee is due TO a failure OF the early crop
OF 1854, which has necessitated the keep
ing of considerable quantities for home
consumption. ..-.
The prospects for 1885, are commercially
bright Our long period of depression
seems TO have passed away, and happier
future appears before us Money should
not be so tight this fall as it WIS last
year.
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THr Foreign Office has sent to the
GAZETTE statement Of the money for
warded 10 the Azores by the Portuguese I'm
migrants. During the year 1884 there
were 975 remittances, amounting to ST.
563, very respectable sum for the mum
Der of able bodied Portuguese in the
country. This shows that this class Of
people are thrifty, and save their money.
To encourage Western Immigration. such
as that Of the Portuguese, is manifestly
the best thing that an Hawaiian Govern
ment can do ANY one who knows what
bright Intelligent children are springing
up amongst us from this race will at once
acknowledge how good these immigrants
are. The trouble with the 7 Portuguese from
a Government point of view, is that they
viii wish 10 become free citizens and not
subservient citizens Ike Asiatics.
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A Fast Yacht.

II Is said that the owners Of the 9O-foot steam
yacht Stietto, designed BY the blind boat builder
OF Providence, intends TO try her speed soon with
that Of the Mary Powell, on one of the regular
trips Of that boat. He will start with the MarF
Powell as she leaves her West Tveuty-third street
wharf, at half-past 3n'clock in the afternoon and
will run as far as Tanytovn. The Mary Powell
Is credited with record of 3 miles an hour. The
claim Is made that the Stiletto can make &c miles
az hUur.-N. y. San.
The trial Of speed referred to by our coutempor.
ary was held on Wednesday, June 10th, when the
expectations of the builders were more than real
lied. The little ninety-foot craft started of at
furious rate and kept it up so that at Yonkers she
was two minutes ahead Of the Powell. her time
being 4h. ISM; the Powelfs Al. Ism. at Hastings
half mile separated the two boats and at
hvinRton three-quarters of mile AtTarrytown
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NOTES..

THE NaHtsoai Gazette of June 18th publishes a
statement which appeared in the Rockland
County Journal published AZ Nyaok, N. Y. to the eff
feet that the yacht BrHHhlds, owned by -. Phelps,
will start the latter part Of this month on three
years cruise around the world, manned by Eve
classmates Of Yale. The voyage will be to Eng
thence 30 Calcutta, Singapore. China. Japan,
SandVich Islands. san Francisco and home rOund
tlse Horn. She will carry two small cannon, and
will be supplied with rifles, as several hunting
cursions are on the programme.
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Tn appointment Of Mr.. Preston TO the
responsible position Of Second Associate
Justice. is one which seems 10 have given
universal satisfaction. Mr.. Preston's legal
knowledge is great, and he, moreover, pos
sesses large fund Of practical experience
obtained in the Courts here and in New
Zealand. which will be Of great value to
the country How eligible for the posi-
hon Mr.. Preston was considered by the
members Of his own profession may be
gathered from the fact, that the bar hl
most unanimously signed letter recon
mending his appointment to the vacant
post. The King may then be congratu-
lated on having made so suitable an ap-
pointment one which all classes OF His
subjects SO cordially endorse.
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BElDs1EzEis contains the following state

BKADs1EEEIs contains the following statement !:
The new process Of sugar making discovered by
Frobach OF Berlin II it proves equal to all thai is
claimed forit will completely rsvolutionize the
s1enr trade. For years il has been oonceded that
Che present method Of extracting the sugar from
process dispenses altogether with crushing and
pressing The cane being cut into strips, the
water is dfsi extracted by alcoholic vapor, the
saooharins being left IN the cane. This is then
frsated With liquid alcohol. It is assorted that
ilIis tsEtracts al the saocharine. Afterward the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
INC Planters' hdonthlr.

Promptly to time the Planters Monthly has been
laid our table. The leading articles are to the
point, especially that which deals with the plant
er's position with regard to the Chinese Immigra-
ton The present state of the sugar market is
treated of from hopeful point of view. An emf
Idgate, showing the cost Of clearing and planting
land IN Hiio, Hawaii. Figures are given which are
Q valuable guide to Others. Nj. Marsdenis report
concerning the New Orleans Exhibition contains a
great deal of information valuable to planters and
is followed by statistics of sugar cultivation in
Louisiana, which have been prepared BY Mr.. S. N
Castle who also supplies some "Remarks upon
Macerafion.n DR.. G. Martin speaks Of the value
of waste molasses and gives a Communication on
the "Results of Maceration.' Hawaii's Sugar
Magazine keeps up a good reputation
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the Stiletto had increased her lead to more than
mile arriving there at 4:3l, while the Powell was
m. behind. The distance between Yonkcrs and
TarytowD, ten miles, was accomplished by the
Stiletto in n minutes. This is beyond all authen-
tlcated time ever made by steamer, and proves the
Stflatto to Be the most wonderful boat in the
word. m. 4, Naufitgf Gazette
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Tur HoN. Ror1.NM D,aarrr is,

IHE HoN.R0LLIN NJ. DAaGErT is reported
TO have made somewhat extraordinary
statement to a reporter in California In
reply 10 question as to tke financial pros
poets of Hawaii, Mr.. Daggett is made to
say:
swell businnss generally throughout the Isl
ands Is very much depressed, and the Government
itself ls deeply IN debt, but for the first time in
many years the running expenses of the Govern
ment have been kept within the revenue received.
10 be sure the indebtedness is not being reduced,
bot The demands for interest on outstanding bonds
Ire promptly met and no further Indebtedness is
being incurred Future prospects are brighter and
more promising than ever before, and II let alone
tde pfeseut Gnverumeut viii pull Affairs through
10 asnocessfn Issue in the not far distant future
These remarks come at peculiarly unfor
tunate time, when the Government finan-
cial statement is published and the fact
=hec0mes patent that only during the last
three months further indebtedness has
beHn f.incurredT TO the tune of SS4. 100;
10N Of thus Is credited 10 Special
Loan whatever that may mean. Deduct
ing the s'increased' indebtedness" and
. tcashon hani Rf the cSlmmencement OF the
quarter, we shall have the actual income
Of the quarter To give the actual state
OF the case, we append the following table;
Total expenditure for Sso - ss
fo-st ~ ips-- --,--s--- ,,lesa
Cash On hand arch 81. isS1.-..... Il. .ss5,ls
Ainai inrnnle st04l IS
Total defeit fer quarter o. .O7si
Which is certainly one way Of conduct
ing the afHirs of nation, but not one
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8auaiialr 6azEttG.
rs1roprs fF nEpus.
WEDNESDAY, July Is. 1855.

IT Is in no cBptious spirit that we feel
compelled 10 call attention TO the VICIOUS
ness of an article which appeared last
week in fhe P. e. -idrersissr, upon Che ap-
poiutment Of Mr.. Justice Preston which
thht courtly journal comnends as putting
an end to the zone man power in the Su
preme Court, and because ''lawyer' will
now be upon the Bench.
Such an attempt to villify tins mostd dig
nifed and respected branch Of the Gov
eminent deserves severe condemnation
and It is due to the public TO say that the
article is universally condemned.
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4 PIpER money is evidently no modern novelty, as
ehs ksiatic Museum at So. Petersburg which WAS
issued by The Chinese Goyernmsnt about l5Ss 81.
II II is said that it can be p1oyed from Chinese
bronicles that as early as 26e7 b. G. bank k-noies
were current in China under the name OF -hying
bnrp bears the name Of the imperial bank the
date and the number of issue, the signature
of a mandarin, and contains even list oil Inc tne
punishments inflicted for forgery OF notes. Ihls
relic of 1000 years ago IS probably WLltten, Iol
nTintine from wooden tablets is said to have been
introduced in China only in the year l6O a. u.
The note was, no doubt, issued By the mandarin
as sort Of fat money. and as i has not been re-
deemed in 8 2s4 sears IT evidently can stand as q
oJorious nrototype for similar issues based on an
eonalIy Substantial reserve for redemption.
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g. -NANlH N... -
The following Complimentary notice speaks for
itself:-.zs zssIHz0CH vrHlGe
Mr.. Il. X. MYERS,
/ r u r r5Ageut Harden Hand Grenade. -
DEAR SR:-Hayins witnessed the severe test of the
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher given on
Saturday evening. July 11th, we hereby take pleasure
in testfynG TO IT'S efficiency fire extingusher be
lievnE Il is Of practical value in case of an
elReEeney than anything of which we know, and we
reeorpihend their geneta adoption believing same
would greatly lessen the number Of disastrous fires
re1T r-4rr Very respectfully yours,
JoHS NorT. Chief Engineer II. F. D.;
so GEoRGE Lucas, Ex-Chief Ensineer;
,-..,-,. J. W, McGURE, Fire Marshal.
|. Honoluln, July lSth, 1855. -t1 10O
THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. c. DAKE's
Advertising Agency, 6l and 65 Merchants Exchange,
San francisco, Cal. where contracts for advertising
can be made for it. 1865
FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms can be had by an early application at
{ fssA hesefg 30 gNo.4 GARDEN LANE,
MR.. W. T. ALLEN,
Has an office with Mcssrs BishOp& Co, Of Msr.
chant and Kaahumauu Streets and he will be pleased
7pEtteHd ioany business entrusted to him. 1866 5m
MR.. w. C. PARKE
Has an Office over Mcssrs. Bishop Il Co.'S Bank corner
ofcrrhant and Kaahumanu sts and will be happy 10
attend to any business entrusted to his care. 5 Gm
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ANNUAL PREMIUM s2425O.

The second and subsequent premiums are likely 10
be reduced b. increasing annual distribuf0Hs Qf5Vr-
plus.
H- Applications can be had Of; and full information
will be given by the Agents,
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NOTICE

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
Il terns Of the Charter, the bi annual meeting Of the
mem bers Of the QUEENS HOSPITAL SOCIETY
viii be held at the Court Room in the second story Of
AlLiolani Hale, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of July.
Ieod, Al lO.S0 a.
Life members Of the Society are particularly invited
to attend and they arc entitled 20 vote.
Per Order. T. A. sCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu, June 9th, i5s5. 1865 Il
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supar is extracted from the alcohol BY being nj
tered through lime and chalk. II this process
proves successful it will at once add tnlra 70 IN tne
,ressnt production Of cane sugar or at least l5OO
IN TINS
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oIRCTIT CoURT IN cITANBERs.

CIRCUIT COURT IN CHAMBERS,
~ Third Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.-In.
Probate. In the matter Of the Estate OF kATNAPAu.
Of North kOhala, Hawaii deceased
On reading and dling the petition Of j. W Moanauli
praying that G. I. Hart be appontedas Administrator
Of the Estate Of Kainapau oi North Kohala. Hawaii
deceased.
II Is hereby ordered that Thursday the 18th day Of
August, A. ID. 1885, az 10 O'Clock in the Court
House al Hilo, Hawaii, be set the time and place
for hearing said petition and any objections that may
be offered thereto and ali persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified 10 attend.
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Don't physio, for If weakens and destroys, but
use Hop Bitters that builds up, Take none but
American Go.'sl Read Advertisement.
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Notice to Creditors
EoR 9ALH.

A FEW NICE COLTS FROM THE
n following Stations Waterford. Hancock Ivan
hoe, Young Venture, Owen Dale, FL Captain. and
Pioneer, all Of which horses well known
Colts from months TO years old all No.1 Stock
Aisp fcTT ouug Horses lately broke TO saddle. Also
anunIber OF Mules. iS- For terms apply 70
II. b. BAILEY,
Manager KapalaiA Stock Ranch.
Rakarrao Mani JnIv Ard fss- ff1s1 I'm
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CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waian Islands-In Probste In the matter uf the
Estate OF MARIA 2. CHAMBERLAIN, late OF Homo
lulu, Island Of Oahu. deceased.
On reading and dling the petition and accounts of
Warren Chamberlain. Executor Of the last Will or
Maria 7. Chamberlain, late OF Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu. deceased wherein he asks to be allowed e7l6
81 and charges himself with S5.ldsi, aud asks that
the same may be examined and approved. and that a
anal order may be made Of distribution Of the property
remaining in his hands 20 the persons herHto entitled
and dschargirg him and his surctics run al further
responsibility such Executor.
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY the 10Th day oI Aug
ust, A. ID. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, before the said
Justice, az Chambers, In the Court Honse a.
Honolulu, be and the same hereby s appointed the
time and place for hearing said petition aud accounts
and that all persons interested may then and there ap
pear and show ea1se n any they have, why the same
should not be granted, aud may present evidence
70 who entitled TO said property. And that this
order, in the English language, be published IN the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed and pub
lshed In Honolulu for three successive weeks previous
to the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu H. l.. this ID day July a. d lee1
LAWRENCE MCCULLT
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OF THE BEST AND LATEST MAKE,

OF THE BEST AND LATEST MAKE,
Has removed to the above centrally located premises
lately occupied by Mrs. wilkinson where he has Just
Received invoice Of New Goods in his line ex s. 5.
MARIPOSA, making hls Stock one Of the most com
plefe and varied, TO be found in Honolulu.
These Fine Goods will be sold at prices 10 suit the
times. All those desiring first class and serTiceabe
articles in the Boot and Shoe line will do well TO give
him call ES- No trouble to show Goods. 1850
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which is likely to enable the Ministry to
pull the country through Its financial diff
fculties
Another fact, showing the extravaganza
of the present administration should be
kept in mind. In 1878, April 1stthe Treas
ury had balance in hand of S130, 0,S4104
The public debt was S444, 800, and there
were no outstanding obligations Apres
ent writing the public debt is not far short
Of 100000 If il does not exceed that sum,
there is but S5,4S1 in the Treasury and
thgre are, il is said. considerable oblga-
tons outstanding. Moreover, what have
we-got 10 show for all this! TF
FoR the past twenty years or more, the
Hon. Godfrey Rhodes has been nominated
by the Minister Of Interior as Trustee OF
the Hospital. This year, the time honored
custom. has lJeen broken through and the
Hon. Mobiles name did not appear in the
list furnished by the Minister. The mem
bers of the corporation however, returned
Mr.. Rhodes name among the five Trustees
appointed by them, so that the institution
does not lose the services OF an emlnently
capable man. This is one OF those instan-
ces OF petty spite WHICH Inc pIestHt w w
ernment is constantly showing. Is MIR.
Rhodes, because he does not happen to
accord with the administration, unit to
perform the duties Of a Trustee OF the
Queens Hospital, the finest charitable IN
stitution on the Islands? Evidently the
members of the corporation do not think
so. In this case the petty spite has not
gained its end. But what lamentable
exhibition Of meanness has been displayed
Instance upon instance of this miserable
spirit has been noted before, but we thlnE
ii has never been displayed in quite such
despicable pettiness as it has in this
case. Men are not chosen by a section
of the Cabinet for their capability to dc
good work, but on account OF their sub
servience TO the administration. II the
administration desire to be respected they
should drop such tactics. When they &c
pratuitously out of their way to cast 9
slight upon veteran like the Hon. God.
frey Rhodes, they incur the contempt Of
every thinking man in the community.