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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The Success Ofthe Equitable Society

The Equitable Life Assurance Society was or
CANNED as 4 life assurance company or the mutual
system twenty-siI years and a-half ago. During
that period il has written $l05000000 uorc asSur-
ance than any other company, and in 1885 its
issues exceed S96,0o000o.
The managers of the Equitable, base three strong
arguments on these figures
LIST, that the public appreciate life assurance.
I'd. that the question Of to-day is not whether
assurance is desirable. but rbcrs the best can be
obtained and
81, that as the Equitable enjoys larger share of
patronage than any other company. the answer is
that il is the best company to select.
The popularity of the Equitable is based on the
financial strength of the company and its liberalty
and promptness in dealing with policyholders. 1t
is certain that nothing succeeds like and
We learn that as the first quarter of 1886 will
show large increase in business over the first
quarter of 1885, the belief that the company will
show an aggregate business for 1856 of 900
although startling prediction, Is not an extrava-
giant one. Mr.. 4. J. Cartwright is the local agent
for this excellent csompauy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
A New Gold Field.

\ recent letter in the IJu7Gl des DsbIts gives an
interesting description Of the new California, as
the sold mines discovered in the valley Of the
DiuiEute river are called This valley is upon the
Chinese hank Of the AMOR, directly opposite the
Russian cllOay OF Icnachino Gold was first dis
covered IL May. 1881. aud soon attracted many
Adventures. most Of them being Russian desert
erS, escaped conviCts from Siberia. The number
OF these IL January last year was 5000, which has
since been very materially increased; also about
600 Chinese and some $50 Of other nstionAlities.
The gold finders are divided into % small groups
Of vorkIaan. vino are absolutely equal These
C!ec- - elders. who Go not work themselves, but
rocsivs about $50 Per month sslsly and superln-
tend the GiSCIncs. The colony does not meet With
auy in1er serouce fu0sl the Chinese authorities,
the laws II which are very simple and severe, the
penalty OF death being inflicted for cheating at
play. for adulisration Of gold dust or for theft,
while 6c--I-z Il inflicted for drunkenness during
hours Of labor OF bringing females into tbs colony.
The gold fields are twenty i've miles IN length and
three broad. and are said 10 be very rich, seven
pounds Of god being obtained from 3 cwt. of
Cu.v5l, even With the primitive methods of wash
no vn-r1r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
arrival of the P. NJ S. S. Rio Janeiro

rived ID Dor. here. from san Francisco, en- route to
Japan, on the early morning Of the I'd inst. Port
Physician Brodie promptly boarded the vessel and,
on inquiry VS. informed that there were two cases
Of measles smoEgss the Chinese passengers, ITO IN
number. destined for this port Dr.. Brodie re
turned 70 sbcrc the regular mail being brought in
The same boat. and reported the facts to the Board
Of HeGlih officials. DIS. Irousssau and Webb
we're detailed ss examining physiciaus and, after
going on board. reported that the stated measles
Was small p5I. II the vlrilOid form. After re-
ported. consultation amongst members OF the
Board Of Health, the President granted permits
sion foE the passengers 10 be landed at the quar-
autile station. which act vas successfully accom-
pli>hej by &sssrs- Dayton and Reynolds, agents
Of the Board. The Rig JIrsi5p brought nevspa-
per and Letter mail dates 10 the 18Th inst The
vesss! sailed again for Japan, OF the Sd inss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Another Fire.

VI l.so pm. on the Us; inst, an alarm from the
bell Of Engine Co No l, followed soon after by
the striking Of Ward at the Bell Tower indicat-
&C the presence again Of the dread element fire.
Information obtained soon located the place at
tackled, wooden one story building situated on
tbe Na;kiSi side OF fairgrounds ofthe Government
Building and occupied by J. kamiki ianitor Of
AliIolani Hale. The services Of persons near at
hand were quickly rendered and Road Supervisor
Hart and another Government employee named
James Collins have the creii; of subduing the IN
ruly element by the application of water from
tubs, buckets and hosepipe. The Fire Depart
mont quickly on hand but their services were not
needed vet tue youngsters connected with NOlun-
teer2 IAN out theE boss captured hydrant key and
obtained water through their line while conf
pany q veterans looked crefsllen at getting left
The fire started IN the northwest corner Of a room
Of thu building. from matches and burnt upwards
along the wainScatinC foT a considerable distance
before being Squo!ched. The damage would have
been slight but for the instructed and des-
troyinE zeal which seemed to animate many OF the
helpers resulting eventually in loss to personal
and household property and building of Se5o.-
Marshal SoPer on arrival rendered good service in
preventing the willful destruction of property, by
prohibiting the indIiSciminate helping which
usually results in such 4 damaging manner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The Norman Electric Light Co.

From MeSSrs II. p. Hubbard the we'll known
newspaper advertising agent of New Haven Conn,
the following additional information relative TO
the advertisement, which appeared IN the columns
Of this paper. entitled the Norman Electric Light
Co. IS Obtained and published for the purpose of
showing up the bogus nature of the concern. This
extract is taken from the Nee York Tribune and
is as follows:-Mayor Smith tof New York this
morning received a letter from the Inspector Gen
eral Of Police Of New South Wales and citizen
OF New Zealand, asking particulars about the
Norman Electric Light Company, of Philadel-
phiS,' which has been advertising extensively in
Sydney and other parts Of the colony. The
authorities answered that the company IS doubt
less one Of the schemes of Emil Bssset, of New
York. who under the name Of Marsh BasSett, was
detected in carrying on = bogus watch business
IN this city andis awaiting trial in the United
ssz T,-rF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Funeral of Mrs. KapenA.

The fuuerul of the late Mrs. Emma Kapena,
wife of His Excellency the Minister Of Finance,
Hon J. NJ. kapena, took place with appropriate
services on the afternoon of the Goth inst, from
St. Andrews Pro. Cathedral. The Bishop of
Honolulu and Clergy of the Cathedral officiating
at the snlemu rites. A large concourse of friends
and acquaintance of the deceased filed the
church, amongst whom were noticed His Majesty
and members of the Royal Family, members of
the cabinet, government officials and many ladies
and gentlemen. After the services the body was
L. kRulukou, Curtis p. Iaukea. Junius kaae, L.
L. Lilikalani, Majors Il. H. Baker and Antoine
Rosa, Adiuiant ]. I Baker and Lieutenant Sam'l.
Makai.
of respect to the deceased lady, and the Govern.
ment flags, as we'll as those on board II. h. Ms
SIS Satellite and Heroine, where flying at half
mast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
MsoneaIe and Urban's Safes.

Inc reoeE. fire provided an excellent test of the
st5ciency Of theSe Macnesle and Urban safes, for
which Mr.. c. o. Berger is agent. Many of them
were exposed 10 = tremendous heat for very eI-
tended periods and Il every case they proved
themselves thoroughly efficient. The advantage
70 The business community of having safes of this
kind Is incalculable. Had the various Chinese
fms lost their books financial disaster would have
been vide spread. Il is not only the Chinese firms
that have Eeaped an advantage from these safes,
bat every on that does business with them has
been benefited.
The foIIoving will give an idea of how we'll the
safes have stood the test:
Wing MO Chan x Co., had Number % folding
door safe. It vas exposed 6 hours TO the heat of
fire, fed largely with oils II vas opened easily
on the combination and the contents were in
pgrfec; condition. Harng Lang hee + Co.. also
had a Number - safe. Il noSe like a phoenix"
froIa It's ashes. with no. 50 much a blister in
side L. Ass1's No. > burglar and IRE proof safe,
opened easily upoa the combination and the inside
Dol. wo-k and Burglar Box was shining as brightly
as when the sats left The mandatory. In add
ton % thase were six other safes, the contents OF
which were iutac, and the safes perfect. Since
the Gre there haye been many applications 70 Mr..
Asa-a-l~ FH-z afHS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
An Odd Fellows Celebration

Yesterday evening the Excelsior Lodge gave an
entertainment al the lodge room in honor Of the
sXty-ssventh anniversary of the foundation % the
order on the Western Continent. 4 large number
Of ladies and gentlemen were present TO do honor
TO the occasion. The proceedings opened with an
address b. the N5bia Grand. Mr.. W. z. Foster
4 programme of music and readings was then
gone through, conspicuous among which was
an excellent speech by the Rev. a. Mackintosh
Miss Hopper and Miss Mabel Rhodes contributed
instrumental music. Miss Rhodes, Miss Won
holt. Miss Bertha Won Holt, Miss Rhodes the
Misses Webster and Rhodes sung an excellent
selection Of songs. After the programme vas
concluded the Hall was cleared and the light fan
tsstic INDUCED in until the wee sma' hours
Hart in attendance with several excellent taps
of ice cream, and every one pronounced the affair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The Hawaiian Gazette Supplement.

With this issue We present to our island readers
IN accurate map of the Great Fire of April 18th,
lion of the city. destroyed property valued at over
one million and a quarter dollars and rendered
homeless between 500 and 600 people, mostly of
Chinese. This map also shows the lines of the
proposed street Improvements. BY reference TO
an article in another column entitled Proposed
improvements detailed information may be Oh
tanned relative TO that matter. The dotted lines
show the extent Of fire rsYages the enclosed space
being entirely burned over.
II Is to be hoped the GAZETTE readers will appre-
ciate the enterprise displayed and renew expiring
Subscriptions and induce their friends 10 become
subscribers TO the representative paper of Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
SnreckslsriIle.

Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Cos plantation
on Maui vil this season. have crop of % 600 tons
over 500 % which Is already harvested. II sold
at but So per ton this will yield Sl.040000, where
as II al Sll0 Il world hsye returned 81 5000 a
depreciation q $500 900 on the crop. Should prices
advance, = may happen, next years crop, which
promises even larger returns, viii net handsome
dividend 10 the owners. Treaty OF no treaty that
plantation vii be able 10 make money as II has
facilities for c1ltiyatiuc irrigation, portable and
permanent track and rolling stock for conveyance
Of cane 70 the mills. and mills which Weld larger
Percentage Of 1car than in former times. Its AREA
OF land for planting c1n be largely increased ss
also It's watsrsCpply. Sill the extension Of the
Racprocity Treaty With the United States Is great
Is 10 Be desired aud more 50 BY those who have
most a. stake y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Annual Meeting Y. NJ. c, A.

The postponed annual meeting Of the \. VI. c.
A Association, from the 18th INST. was held At
thslr hal n this clty or the evening q the I'd
inst. aiarce attendance Of members beng present.
The business before the meeting vsS the reading
Of The annual reports Of the various officers and
committees anu the election Of standing con-
mittesS for the year.
From the reports presented It Is Lss-Ced tina!
daring the year there had been II nool-6sy meet
lCCs beside ths regular Sunday sessions g! vhich
there vas ~ attendance Of 2,l45 persons. The
Temperance COMMITTEE held Is meetings The
Library Committee reported l4,eiS visitors at the
rooEs during the year. Secretary E1ller reported
OF the general work done by the association and
obtained whenever desired. lbs report Of the
Treasurer Is given below. As also the names Of the
members Of the standing committees OF the sas1-
inc Term.
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planters, MonthIr.

The Psasrs' Notify for April begins Volume
VI % lie ssEiss and presents TO readers q number
Of articles a interest 10 planters and which will
uudo1bte6ly be much appreciated on account Of
the practical information conveyed by winters Eho
themselves have experiences IN the field and mill
IEe editorial matter Is such as Eill bear fayorabls
Comment by the supporters Of the Administration
a1G the miscellaneous items contain matter Of
Interest Ths E1mber i one that reflects credit
upon the editor Mr.. Thurstoa- fOr the attention
paid 10 obtaining information, which must but be
Of benefit. for tbose Who ooastItute the great body
q Subscribers 70 ihs journal. The index to the
p-sEio1s VOLUME appears With this first number Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Easter Services.

E1stsr SszJioss ze1s held a; 81. Andrews last
Sunday. Al 6 a. n thsre vas . celebration OF
Holy Corimuiuo1 At SD full morning service
suu- Rev. NJ. Barnes intouzn- and Bishop Willis
preaching Among thoss PRESENT we're dis Ma
ias;y. G0ysrnsss Of HzEaii. TIE Captains, O1csfs
and c-sz OF Z b u. ;. Satellite and detachment
OF tie Kings OEl. The ssooud congregation held
their ssrvtos a. II.l5. ReT. A Hackintosh i1toned
tie ssrTlce the RsT J. Z ;. Mason of the Satellite
assisting; tie sermon vas preached BY the Rev.
George Wallace At both ssTTiczs the music Eas
EaIl re16ere5-zt the secoa6 service the anthem
He : Eissa" vas sung Tie church vas taste
fUlly decorated With flowers and ferns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The Lack of Water.

E1I-a6 G-zEEzE writer IN a local paper
attempts 70 ihrovs dir u the GAZETTE for its as
sartiD1 that there was lack OF water at the CREST
ere on the 18th inst Figsmel are pretty good
judges OF the quantity Of water there was. The
forerlal OF The different companies knew that
engines were sucking air 81 fisies when water WAS
most wanted. Ihst wien attempts were made to
throw Two streams from one engine, as custom
ary. the water supply was very inadequate.
Thanks 70 tie sypdol there was { good head of
wafer but the N ans were found to be too small 20
s1pply the different engines. And, BY the way.
the GtzETIE alone, recognized properly the work
done by the Gupaid fireman. other reports, with
this regsrd. bang Terv incomplete. HoSElLGS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Of practical politics in the United States still il is
one which will come in the future and against
which precaution should be taken in the present.
Tho labor question is argued BY z. J. Healy, n
name well known among working mems clubs in
San Francisco. The fiction and poetry in this
number are quito up TO the usual mark. Among
the poems is pretty little piece by Charles War
ren Stoddard. The book reviews and general notes
are interesting. The OctrlaHi is steadily improy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The Luso Ha=aiiano.

lie Las5 Hga71fia1g Is again Oat promptly 70
time The subject Of Ezster i treated both Edit
orialy and IN letter BY the Rev. Fstter Clensnt-
Both articles s-s interesting There i long &C
coc-t Of tha 6re With E hsi Of the aauss Of the
Po-fzzzess zbo have suffered By thu NE; they
uurnbe- Il IN al. OF cos-ss there Is the 1s1si
sslecsioa OF nezs from Portugal and the Az0res-
Island notes and Al Interesting story. Ihe adEe--
Using patronage Is large and a number OF neT
o-es appear II ihis iss1s. Several have also been
increased n length showing how thoroughly the
merchants zPYreclzts the advantages zhich this
.. ~ Us TIN fnr aIiEertisiuC TIER Coots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Death Of Ms HayseIdea- Senior.

SsEs szs reserved, szys the r c. 4, b. the mail
from the Coast OF Saturday Of the death Of Mr.
Th0uZs Hsyselisa, Ss1i0r, a. hs- ho1zs AZ Los
Gates California II the siIristh year Of hsT age.
Ehs decszsed LADY Ezs notbsr Of the Hon Pred
4 Hayszl5sn Of this city, and M Thouzs J.
Hsyssi5e1. Of Eoazla, Hawaii, Who ksenly fsel
ihasir berezTsDslf. Shs zas q native Of Eaglzod,
and had beea married f0r+y-three years Hss
has5znd- LII. Hsyssl5en, Ssn-, Eas present at Der
6ezth-bed- Ths remains we're tzks1 from Los
f--.rs= =, ss-is-sa <ar 5-sa--,z-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
The orszlaad Monthly.

The O-.gTra5 N7afIfg contains the views Of tzo
distinguished California cifizszs zro1 the Chinese
Q-ezfioz- boiz Of Eiloa hare psEsHd to the great
majority. Ssazt0- HiiIsr aid GsleTzl Mcdowell
TIE Lzad Q1ss5oa Is So forth By Alexander Eels
Eho sounds note Of warning that tho1Rh tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Mortgages,s Notice Of Por.cln.nr,.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Il Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
Hookaca to 4 K Lucas, VI Colburn and J + Colburn,
Trustees dated the 3 Il day Of August 1855 recorded
in Libcr 81 pages 81 and n which said mortgage was
duly assigned to X Anstn by assignment aud Trans
fer OF record in L!bcr - page ID Notice Il hereby
given that the said assignee Of mortgage intends
forecl0se said mortgage FOR condition broken and upon
said foreclosure will sell AZ public auction a. the sales
room OF L Lcvey IN Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th day Of May $50 at T. Of said day the prem
Uses described in said mortgage and specified fol-
ows:Al that piece parcel Of land situate al ka-
moku Waikiki Oahu, consisting Of taro patches aud
being portion OF premises described In Royal Patent
No. 30i7. l. Z A No. 1855 part I % Auee
Further particulars can bchld ufW AusrIN WHITING.
Atom ey-at-LAw.
Dated Honolulu. April 18Th tss6.
W r. AUSTIN
ITO 81 assignee Of Mortgage
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HERMANN koCKEMASN, Guardian.
A..iEnee Of Mnrfraree.


Premises 10 be s0id arc: t-t-Afi those pieces OF
parcels Of land situated kummi. Island Of Moiokai
containing Of acres and l0D square fath0ms.
being the premises described In Royal Patent No
55g kuleana 40 -t2, issued 20 keuui the father Of
card morfzagur.
2ndAll shat piece or parcel uf land situated al Ia
laaaha. Island Of Molokai Aforesaid containing an
ses described In Royal Patent No ASA Krleana 40.
l5s. Issued To kaiue the grand father Of said mortza
cor. 1flU
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Devotional Work.. ]. B1sTsy, Henry Water
housa. J. 5 Afhsr1o1. 7. ;. So1thvick, :. :.
Bishop. 4 z Judd J. NJ Whitney.
Ts-lpsranoss-P. & Jones J. A. Dover, j. A.
CASSIDY. y LoEan. G. P. Castle
Yistation.-R. ", Po6nore. 4. + Cooke. ]. 4.
Dover. Cau. Ises. L. c. Damon. J. 4. CASSIDY.
Invitation or Wslo0msc-T. :. S01thEick- D.
Sheppard. E A Meth. r ". Podmore, Thso. T.
Dre5cs- v. O. AtvatsT, George BsIlsztine, Wu-
Z. Eo--s Horace Lyle. o. c. Swain, Z. o. White,
Fred Oai. J. A. Gousalves. c. N Cooke-
Eurertainmsuis-W. 4. Kinney. p. c Jones, ".
". Hall !. B. AtheTton. r. &. Walker. W. r
Castle. Z. A. Jones.
Eulploymsui:-T. r Castle \. T. Burgess, B.
z Dillingham;, A. z. Cooke
Reading Roons-C. n. Hyde, D. D, Rev. W. c.
Merritt, I. q. Ihrum-
Fi1snos:-C. n. Cooke, J. B. AibeIt0a, P. c.
In-sz
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EXPORTS

Fr- ssh Frauelse1. DER C. b kinney. April 1850
la-s s1-ar7 domestic value SlfI, Sos,
Fo- san Francisco, hs;v FlscSlnrur, AF-sl -s-i--'s
H-s sugar rs hiGrs -.1o EuaT SEus. las eciS mo
.1s.Fs. domestic value S7a.sS-S
Fc- san Francisco Ter BIla. Ap-ir es.h-7,-C h--s
.a-ar go BAGS -ltI= domestic value S-7.s7l-3t-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure.

- ACNOhDA-NN " W Il II = W
Il Of sale contained In certain moriza-e made By
kamai W. and Makanai / her husbaudl 20 William
Austin dated the 5ist day u October. ISL recorded
Libcr s. page as aud ~. Notice is hereby given
that said ort-a.ce intends 10 forecpse said mortgage
Tor condition broken and upon said foreclosure will
sell public auction a. the salesroOm Of Levey
auctioneer. in Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th
day d May s. al II y u said day. the premises de-
scfibed In said moftsage - below specified.
Further particulars can be had by application 20 "
AUsTIS WHrTfsG. Atfoue y-at.Lsw-
ted Aurff 18th. fs-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
IMPORTS.

Frou Newcastle. y : w. rer star o. Devon. Apr q
so sons coal
From Sag Francisco peE " II n.nuud. AT- =
aEr-a' cargo intending dCur. hay, cuu powder 80
cores etc
Prom Newcastle. y $ W. per Uncle Jchu. Apr 81
go tons cull.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.

e. Of sale contained in certain mortgage made BY
Maima 10 Antonio Manned, dated the sd day OF April
issJ recorded in Liber -. page which said mort
administrator % aid mortgage Ia Hermann kOckc-
mann. guardian, the Esd Hay Of December. 1884
Notice is hereby given that said mortgages intends
foreclose said mortgage for condition broken and upon
said foreclosure will sell At public auction at the sales
room OF j Levey, auctiuueer, IN Honolulu on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18TH day Of Nay. 1856. az L Of aid
day the premises described IN said mortgage below
specified
Further particulars can be had BY application 20 "
AUsTIS Winnie. Atf0ruey-sti.aw.
HERMANN ROCkEMANN, Guardian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
NOTICE !

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"a Board Of Trustees Of the SAILORS HOME So
CIETY will DC held ~ the Home on WEDNESDAY
next the 18th inst 70 an. Business Of impOrIanec
il to be transacted and u Attendance IL requested
Per Order. Z A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolaiu. April I'D IS>s iii Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

lEsshetiss i the sciznue Of the bszEiIf1L lbs
ned Of rrs-it to- p-ozosl1g personal ssihsfics Is
drs 70 J. c. AyeFs 4 Co, zhose iaoo1 Ps-abls Hair
Yi-or i uuiF--sal bssz-1fer Of the hair. Harm
les elective. zzzeaabis, L has fsksl Ezlk among
- i,dsspsnsabie Ersiclss Of foiist- 10 sczcry
locks Il gives larurIs1osi and zlthersd hairs Il
csoshes With the hzs Of youth.