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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-27

tia draer1 mub, fam i6 mid aud
ME 10 re1t BON 9er5en freuenl" Nut
bieiem 5tdnopuncte iteben freili9 nt6t
aa3 III piele beuti@e 3eitungs!eier. 9ie
lebteren fino nur gu oft BON elmer gang
unaluubli9en @mpfinblidfeit unb
Dtnnbdutisteit. Sir oertansen, baB
ibr 8latt ben politii9en unb iDcialen
@~eltbdnbeln sesenlber enti@ieoen unb
enersif9 SteQurg nimmt. aber nee
be! menn tie babel irgenb Ell:
mem Nat;onal : @0ben Ooer Ell.
mem partsl : 9elben gu nabe tritt.
gs 1T ni9t n6tblg, baB auf einen folz
den gei1mdbt mirb, fhon bic Sbatias
DE, baB man ben MfaBitab elmer rubi'
gen unb ia9gemdB Zen Rritif an ienen
G6ben Dber 9elben legl, wiro libel
permerft unb als umiiftes Shimpfen"
ansgelesl. Man fam nod 10 oft be-
toner, baB man bie@r0Be unb rationale
8ebeutung zines Mannes -fagen mir
8ismards-boa unb gang anerfennt.
baB man aber bennod ni9t blind 1T
fir bic 6ebIer unb MtBgrife beffelbeu
-einerlei. bieies &ritifren genii9t, um
BON benz 8latte gu iagen: SIS i6impft
auf 8ismard!" uno bas 1T beutautoge
felbft i'm freien 2anbe Nmerifa gu etnem
gapitalperbre6en se%morben, gerabe
als ob er etue @ottbeit mdre, oerert
Sbaten unb 0anolungen gu teber 3ett
nur Weibrau9 peroienen, aber feline
BeurtbeiIung pertragen f0nnen.
Sn elmer 8e3iebung 1T Der anglia
ameritanifde 3~eitungsleier benz oeuti9z
amerlfanii6en melt iberlegen. Wfeie
items Iie5t er alerbings frttiflos mas
ibm geboten pirb, ff6Bt er iebO6 auf
gtmas. mas ieiner Nnli6t brett 5uz
riberlduft Damn iebt ct fib bin unb
fhreibt eiue rubige, ~fadgemdBe @nts
gegnung, bic bann mieber eine @rpice=
rung Don 5eiten Der &ebaction beroor>
ruft. Dur9 biefe 8eleu6tung bes
Stir" uno .Wiber" irgenb elmer
5treitfrage pirb auBerorbentli9 piel
aur &ldruna berielben uno our 8ilbung
elmer urtbeilsfdbisen 6Hentli6en Weiz
nung beigetrogen. Ser Deutfde oa=
segen drgert fi6, beffeut feline 3eituns
al unb left entmeoer gar feline mebr,
ober nur cine iol6e, tpel6e Die i4one
gigenihaft bat, gar feline Weinuug,
gar feline SenbenS unb gar feline uebers
aeugung gu pertteten.
Wer baber als 3eitungsmann 1td
Sebermanu iparm bolten MID, Der thui
gut. bic @eliununeslnrefeit gu feinem
princip gu maiden unb ii6 CUR SABINE
Der abiuluteu 3enben3loli9feit 3u betsns
men. Die befsren @lemente ueroen
iih freilih bon ibm obmenben uno nil
Reht fasen, feline 3eituns wdre lang
peilig uno CLINE laumarmem Spill
pafer, aber gang einerlei, peult fid BIZ
Sadie nur sablt, uno man I'D babe
ni9t 5u drgern brau6t!
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Gine 9srage ii6er Srown's
Sron Qsitters 6%edmtwortet.

gi,neidt fdpn taufenbmaI IT. bic 8raes sefelt nor.
non. gpie fdnn Brprn's Srpn Bitters MQee ~turtrens !"
D,n sos tbut % ni1t. Mber e. ftrtrt tr8enb cine
Sranfbeit. fir rvelde elm tidtiesr NrSt g ifen rerf6rei-
bsn rpirbe. Die Ner3te erfennet Giien dlS eas bette
oGer ibuen befannten Stdrfungsmittel an unb Mao.
frooe In irosnb eitert beheutenben &tertttat'en8eitaft
rpirS bic Bebauptung b%efdtisen, baB tn Der Wteeiiin
metr grdparate BON Gifen ale SSn trssno einsr anpera
Subfdn, aebrau&t perben. Ddraus ereibt fhb, eaB
Gtien als Ser ri6tisfe Tdctcr BET elmer erfolsr.tben
mebi,iniiben praris su bttra6ten III. % 1T trpsbenn
zine inerfpirbtae Tbdtfa6e. hae Yrr Der Grfnbun8 BON
ggrntun's 9rori Hitter8 feline ppaige Befriesisun8 &C.
rdbrenbe &ifen,ufammeniesnns e~riftrte.
8rntptt' 9rnH 8tttfrs s asss,s nis e.
serurfaGt f,tnen Eepffan1er3 unb feline 5artltibisteit
--cle anhern GiIensNseni3inei thun nies. wroiun's
Sron 4ttters fnrirt Wernaiiitilgs . Uslgmsrnsn,
iGtrd8e. Gdtmsr1sr In Geiten, %lden nner
Giieneri, anpfiGmert unn Menrulgte-far aue S'eis
iiebel wirS Giien tdslia perfdrteben.
8rnwn's 9rnn 8itters , niai in 's sisss
Minute. @Ieib allen anbsrn arinbliden M%ebtsineh
iirft Is Ianaiant. Denn BON Mdnnern eenpn'raea,
in bos erfe iputlttuenbe Symptom erneuerte &nerete.
Die Musfefn tuerben bann feffer, bic Wsreanun8 rers
beAert Hh. Der l~lntcrleib mirb tbdttg. Ud Traueil ~
bic Wirtuns in Der geed fdnsaer uno ineIr auIaIeT9.
Die Nuaen I6ren f9 fnfprt; bic 5anifdrbe Utre nsl;
Sic gGonoen srbolteu Yuitber eefunbe 8arbe; NerSofttdt
psrfdpintet; funtttpnele StSruneen MAIDEN Der ne
aelnad6tafeit wlas unb, tuenn cine filenee Wtttfer. 70
n Wabruna fur has 3inb i'm ueberHub norbdnoen.
span peroeHe ntHt, ta6 Brppn'B Srpn Uitters bic
eiu,ine Gifen. Mebiain III, bic nidt fddeltb III. Aer3fe
mn &battefer e~mpfebler Cd.
DAD Nehte bat 5anbelsndrte unb 8~etreujte rptpe
einiea auf beut 1mf&las. 9at ieeute i'tsts Hnoerss.
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Galifprnia @eine.

1err 8. s Meper, Wbolefole &
&efailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo plaaa,
1T Dor &ur3em BON feiner Dierten @es
i9dftsreiie mad Californian auriidges
febrt. @r tann ieBt feline &unoen unb
6amilien nit ben beffen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen unb reinem Sraus
benz ranbp perfeben. &einen @alifors
mia glaret p%erfauft er Die @alone-$1.
Bort. unb anbere unbetfdlf6te Welne
liub ftets bel ibm %pDrrdtbig.
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MUerfsf.

= Ser pebbIer &onfpsf; ifellfe id
geftern BET benz Griebensribter Barnes
etn unb ma6te feline Musfagen gegen
ben Gduber Gobertion.
= 9ie 5olbaten unb Sramps, tDels
DE neuIi@ ben unfug auf benz @oberns
mentsbigel begingen, befauben f9
Dor benz Griebensrid ter, Der fe unter
$500 8iirgf6aft ftelte. 9a fe bies
felbe niht leiten ~fonnten, Duroen tie
ms 8efdngniB gebrabt.
- Ser W0rber polf Gbnarbs in
Seguin 1T bonn @Duperneur begna6;gt
moroen. Sic Begnabiguns traf elm, als
ii9 @owarbs auf Dem @iienbabnsD Depot
befanb, UNI mad 9untspiae abgefubrt
su tperben.
= Wie man bier in Mmerifa bic
5emperen3beftrebungen aniiebt, erbelt
am Beiten aus Der 6eier bes Danffas
gungstages in McGinnep, Collin 60.
Die Geier tpurbe bon allen &irdense=
meinoen gemetni6aftli9 DeranffaIfet
unb BEL berielben traten 3mei alte Is
idbrige Mdnner anf, Die ben erifaun.
ten er3dblten, baB fe felt ibrem II. 2ez
bensiabre feinen S9naps getrunfen
bdtten unb bsBbalb seiunb ieien. Die
gauge 2ir6engeieli6aft gerietb bariiber
in Ner5idung. Was gebt es aber einen
perniinftigen Weniden an, Oh elm
Mann 9nnaps trintt ober ni6t, tpenn
ct nur fein 3runfenbDIb 1T.
= Mus benz GeIdngniB in Mbilene
eutipransen brei @piBbuben unb fino
enttommen. Ser Cine BON ibnen mar
elm Oeutf6er Namens @barIes OFF
mann ber gu 5 Sabren 3u9tbaus uers
u,tbeilt mar.
= Mrs. Gannie Glarf in 9etpisuille,
wel6e cine @9reibi6ule befudte. 1T
ouf benz Mege BON bort nod ibrem
6auie urls 2eben gefommen. Sic rift
ibres Mannes pfero unb irgeno iemanb
bate GIetten utter ben Sattel bellelben
ssftedt. 9aour9 murbe bas pfero
i1eu unb sing burh unb Mrs. @larf
muroe auf Der grbe gei6leift, big fie
toDt mar.
= Sn 0uatopn, Sbadelfotb @ouns
tp, bat li9 90ie Green beim Wdrmen
ibrer Gleiber Dor einem Ofen 10 fart
psrbraunt, baB man on ibrem Iuftoms
men 3ne!felt.
= .. g. Garter. elm alter Nnfteoler
bon GaDette gouutp, eri6oB lid aaf Der
Sagb.
: Cutting if in Dolas ansefoms
men, miro aber i9werli9 eiue 9ale
finbea.
NerIangt
wiro cine CUTE &6Ain unb elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-27

Die 80. g.. Sun" lieB neuli6 bel
Germ 0enrp George bur6 einen &e=
porter a~nfragvr. mas er eisentli6 iiber
bic 2~anofrage benfe. sd bin, 10 ants
uortete Derr @eorge angebli6, rpols
fommen bereit, Sbre 5rage gu beants
morteu, aber bies miirbe fur mid gleids
bebeutenb nit benz 6hreiben zines Or
tifels lein, unb bafiir uerlange i'd 8es
aablung. sd bin fem 9anbioat mebr,
uno i'd Iebe BON meinerS 9riftfeIerei~.
Ser Reporter f9li9 oabon uie Elm be-
gofener Pubel.
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Mm Mbenb bes 81. December
tperben mir in Der Gbinaz9ale ELM elez
gantes Dinner Set, cine groBe unb
pra6tpoa g%efleibete puppe unb cine
boppelte Stubirlampe peri6enfen. Sc
ber 8erfauf i'm 8etrag BON 50 Gents
bere9tigt ben &dufer gu einem 2ooie
fir obige @egenitdnbe.
Gregory & 60.
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@elc, Iifel unn @erfbiadaen fidJer
nenem SPfPr mn Niehe.

2odnoob & &mann bietet benz
YubIitum &aiten in ibrem fidern Oes
pofttum= 8ebdlter an. Delielbe mirb
bur1 iebes neue moberne Mittel &c.
Ihibt, 1T in Der genaueften Weiie er.
baut nprben. mirb bur9 @dl6Her
uno Na6tpd9ter benaht unb 1T ab.
ioIut feuer= unb biebsf9er. Mietbe
Sc pro Sabr. 3utritt 10 oft, mie &c.
uiinl9t. 27,1mt
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= 9ie IL. 9erie Der 8erar Building
& Goat Nfociation liegt iebt CUR Inter
f6rift often. perionen, welde Mftien
gu unter5ei9uen uiiniden, woneu auf
Ser Office Der genannten @eieli9aft.
Scr. 81, 5oleoab Street, ooriprehen.
Nur cine beidrdntte An5abl bon Mttieu
mirb au~sgegeben.
Sobn 6. . d e, Sefretdr.
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- Sir iebe so Gents, mel6e Sc
manb BEL @regnrD & 60. berausz
gabt, mirb ein 2oos perabrei6t fir elm
becorirtes Dinner Set, cine groBe prddz
tige Yuppe urtb cine boppelte Stubirz
lampe. Man iebe bas @6aufenfer.
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0emtscbes gheater.

Sonntag Mbeno finbet In Der Gale
bes Mrb~eiterpereins cine beutl6e Sbeas
teruorftelung fat, gegeben BON Wt.
Wolteni tein, Marie Gliibn, 8. Sod
unb 6rdulein Minna 8er9mann. Cur
Mufibrung fommt: Sas erte Wf'ttags
elIen, elm b%etrogener 9ausmirtb unb Der
fleine piffitus. Wtr MAIDEN unfere
2eier auf Die 8orftelung aufmerfiam,
nit benz Waui9e, boB ben &iinitlern
elm aablrei9er 8eiu6 gu Sbeil perben
m6Qe.
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q d

g. $. Spg & Co., go. 266 Cont
MERGE : 9traBe, perfaufen bic feinifen
6errr= unb 9amen Mobemaaren, To-
mie S9ube uno Gleiber gu ertaunli9
bilisen preifen. I'm %gefdaigen 8eiu9
tpir0 qebeten. 81, 9,tum6W
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Gin

sur 8erriGtung Der 9ausarbeit tpirb
geiu6t. Nad3ufragen in Der Office Der
v6reien preRe@. Is, 3mt
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= GiIerne unb td5lerne 8elocipsbes,
gicpcles, SricDcles, grpreBtp igen unb
~unadblige allbere Spielmaaren iiaD Bill
Zig in Der Gbiuaballe gu baben.
@regDrD & 6 o.
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Maa p%erlange elm 2oos bel
@regorp & 60.
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1886 ffatt.
3inbFeiid.
@rpcerie8:
WeiaenmetL, aornmebi, Sped, SdmnIa, aaFee,
8uder, Efiis, Sbee, Reis, gobnen, Sternol,
8adpuloer, Ssreideola9en, 9iefsr.
Hreibmaterial:
9egal, GooIstap unb 8riefpapier, GriebenS.
ri&ter. Bianfs, @euntpeourt 8lapfS, Sitrstt'
count /. 8Iaufs, Gsbern, BIeifeoern, @nmmi
Finte, 8lantb'der pet &eain, erbelOpes, off
5ieae uno Brief
Druda4eH:
an3eisen. Noti3sn unO gireulare.
SIN material:
SoI3.
Orr @ppD8:
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sdube fir Mdnner. perf@iebener @rose, S@use
fir Grouen, usrfdiebeaer @r0be, strimpfe fur
Grauen, berfdiebsner @rore, Soden fur Man-
ner, berldiebener Gr0ee. Beinfleieer peridieDe-
ner @i0be, Rode berfdieos ner @robe, molene
Dtdeu perfdiebener @robe, ~baumpolIene I'm,
terbofeu berfdieDener @robe, peiBen Domefte,
AIsiberaeuge, aem0bulider aualttdt.
Die gommifioners @outt bebdlt fd oas
fedt Dor, Elm bier aIe slnssbote gu berperfen
6. &. Wur5bad,
is, Bonn g~ountbri6ter.
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9a8 @pmeublatt.

9a8 @pdbeublatt.
Wir fenbeu bon 1eb; If bas nMofeE.
b;att" fir ben preis bon $2.OC auN
e. Ssabr portpfrei mad Deutf1jA::o.
Der Qerausgeber.
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@ erlanat

miro cine cute &0Ain unb elm
Wdt6eH iir Ddusaib belt. N06,ufras
gen 1T Ctr Office Det iSrtisn preffe.
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Mm9ebote fur Worrdtbe
BON 8erar GpmntA.

gnsebote CUR eisfernns f~oIsenber gorratbe
fit Bexnr @ountp nernen ansencmmen. Die
Gf0Hnung Der 8riefe finbet am Is. December
1886 fat.
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vas 0rdered to thlrd reading on the a4Ih

was ordered to third reading on the oath
inst.
On motion of the Attorney General the
bill relating to the taxing Of Chinese, for
beneficiary purposes, was taken from the
table and read by title.
On motion OF Representative Castle the
bill was REFER to select committee, to
be appointed, who should give all parties
interested full hearing. All papers, pc
titions, etc. connected with the subject
were also referred to this committee.
The President Immediately named as
the said committee Hons. Castle, the
of Foreign Affairs, Brown, Baker
and Kaulukou
Representative Kalua now t12 20 o'clock
made a motion to adjourn until p. m,
brit the Minister of Foreign Affairs
arueaied "until 10 o'clock next day" and
the are motion was carried.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29
crnrrol advertisements.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES.

From the beginning the Equitable has pioneer all reforms affecting the
advantage Of pocyhders the first
incOutab policies; the policies payable Immediately,
Of after the delay Of stipulated number months the simplify the policy
aud the confusing complications
the onue to the policy
the payment OF the entire and t share of the accumulated profits to each
holder stpated
policy which, addition all the ultimate advantages scared under the Tne
during its
During 010 600
than other he anne period
No other has approached the
nanag then
for the future o intending
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29
BISHOP & CO. 81
Savings Ban
The Undersigned will Res Monsi
their Savings 5rn a10n he
FoIIOwin1 he me

On sE.as Of Five Hund 80
person. they viii pay int
cent. per annum. froaf IA.
shall have rcmaincd on
been on deposit three ms
up the yeary accounts. inter
on fractions Of Dollars o. for frae
No interest will Be allowed O. M
within three months from date Of
Thirty days notice must Be Give
intention 70 Withdraw any money ~,
Pass-book must be produced N,
No money viii Be paid exeeptu IL
Deposition. accompanied BY thep 81
On The fret day Of September
counts VIII Be made up. and interi E
sh1llhaTc remained on deposit ID
and unpaid. Will BE- credited 90 thcr
that date form part Of the prineira
Sums Of more than Five ffnrf h.
received, subject 70 special a,rerrn.
The Bank viii BE- open every iar ~
Sundays and Holidays.
1l11 Bin rr.|l.H. - 81
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Cart, Wagon and PlOw Harness
READ THIsl

MEssRs. E. o. HALL d SON LIMITED.
GentEeMa:-I have used your 15in. Steel Breakers
for years. and your l6n Breakers for year. and
have been we'll pleased with them. They are good
strong Plows and turn he sod better than any other
pows | ever used, and have used good many cinee
iS6a have used the l6ia. Steel Breaker for several
weeks with only five mules, and plowed from
and half TO two acres day. used the same num-
Der of animals for the 15n as for the 16n Breakers
plowed up grove of sumach roots and lots of guava
this year and have broken but fir coulter and pair
of handles Every one who has used them on Hawaii
has been ioeH pleased with them.
Yours truly
CSigned) II. A. LYMAN,
Pnanhan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29

Attorney At Law and NoiarJ
Has opened al Olcc n ufio where ke
ettcnd 70 aIl business cnrrusl1t
VII liiQnd AZ the TERMS of fhe tl1-1
VIII also nifepd tlc Local CircrIl er1f.E
1850 sURVET1fe uoHE PRoH &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29

io peak. a motion l. adjourn not
before the House.
Cries for order mingled with the
voices Of the Attorney General and Rep
Thurston. the noise being added to by the
rapping of the Speakers gavel, now made
up a scene Of confusion which was highly
edifying. At last the President obtained
a voice and ruled that Rep. Thurston was
in order, motion to appoint committee,
before the House being debateable.
Representative Thurston considered that
the Attorney General was putting up his
umbrella again. (Laughter.)
The Attorney-General rose to another
point of order. the member was not speak
ing to the question. They did not want
to have any atrabillious discharge from
that honorable member, and if he contin-
ued speaking, the good effect of the mes
sage would be lost.
Representative Thurston replied that
the Ministers would hear great deal more
they had been doing. He wanted com
mittee appointed who would wait upon
His Majesty. and tell him they would
carry out His request in good faith. Last
session a similar message had been sent
by the King, but it had been ignored by
the House, and instead of decreasing ex-
penditue, it had been increased.
Representative Kaulukou now came to
the attack with fresh point of order ar
guing that Rep. Thurstion had no right
to refer to anything that had occurred at
the last session. In this point he was sup
ported by the President who ruled Rep.
Thurston out of order.
The Committee to draft reply was then
appointed as follows: Reps. Kaunamano,
Kalua, Nahale and Amara
On motion the Assembly, at 1886 o'clock
adjourned until 10 a. m. next day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29

ssg- The above is but one OF many letters we have
received from all parts OF the Islands speaking in the
highest terms of Halls Steel Breakers and Plows Of
all sizes.
We have just received, direct from the Moline Pillow
Co. large invoice Of Plows, making our assortment
Beams
As, during some years, have been unable to sup
ply the demand for these goods desire Planters to
send in their orders for what they may need for
the coming season. The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-29
Dawaiian Q5azette.
TUESDAY. JUNE 2. $50.
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
SESSION OF 1856.
FoRTY-sEcoND DAY-coNTNUED.
MONDAY, June q, 1856.


AFTERNOON.
Quite wait was experienced by those
members who arrived back to the Hall at
the hour set for re assembling, it being
seventeen minutes after the time before a
quorum was obtained and the business
proceeded with.
The Minister of Interior read for the
first time bill to create a Bureau of For
estry in the Department Of Interior, and
to provide for Its management. Read
second time by title and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
On motion the bills relating to the con
struction OF buildings, obstruction of
streets and construction Of street grades
was taken out OF their regular order and
made special Order Of the Day for the 22d
inst
Representative Dole offered a resolution
that the Minister of Interior be requested
to state on or before Monday next. (2Sth
lnst,) why an Act passed at the session of
1854, authorizing the purchase of certain
lands on AIolokai, had not been carried
ont Carried.
Representative Dickey read for the first
time a bill TO amend article 43 of the Con
stituton. Passed to second reading. He
also read for the first time bill to exempt
native born subjects from the road tax, but
it was, on motion, rejected by a vote of L
toS.
Representative Nahale offered fr-5l-
son fia -r - .CJuunn So rs-artoa
r. -nrr.lr BHi for the 10
gr1-- purposes, -.th-I rI .lr ,s.I. Ing
ea trop nasG-l. tL.r Il the distrlc
',nlt4 sDa -puiL E'r-s .o5Lao1 Tor g.
5Gd though u 3is7- Of kuua.
33hTJ '9r immigration from India;
81, 80 2, tll improving the wharves at
nUokena and other places. Tabled for
consideration with bill on the subject
Representative Palohau gave notice of a
bill to release persons serving under labor
contracts from work on Saturdays.
Representative Nahale gave notice of a
bill to authorize the Minister of Finance
to borrow S2000000 for improvements in
the districts of North and South Kona.
and for East Indian Immigration.
Representative Nahinu offered a resolu-
ton that $1,000 be appropriated for assist
ing family boarding school for girls in
South Kona. Tabled for consideration
with the Appropriation Bill.
Representative Nahale gave notice of a
bill requiring postage to be paid on news
papers sent to different parts of the King
dom.
On motion, the Order of the day was
now taken up and the Appropriation Bill
came up for further consideration, the
Assembly resolving into Committee Of the
Whole, Rep. Kaunamano in the Chair.
On motion of Hon. A. S. Cleghorn the
following special items were passed and
inserted under the head of maintenance
of nurseries, viz:
Thomas Square. 5000 %
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Revised estimates would be introduced.
which would show the whole country that
the purpose and intent of His Majesty
and his Ministers were to put the finances
of the country in such condition as to
establish its credit upon an unassailable
basis. BETTING its prosperous condition.
Representative Kalua moved that
select committee be appointed to prepare
suitable address in reply to the Royal
Message. He hoped the House would be
unit regarding the items Of expendi
ture, and comply with the request of His
Majesty. This was not the first time the
King had sent such a message to this As
sembly. Last session a similar one was
sent in, but the House, instead of reduc
ing the estimates, went beyond the orr r.
al proposals and increased the approrlsa
tons.
Representative Thurston seconded t1e
motion of committee being appointed
He appreciated this act Of His Majesty
towards the members of the Assembly
He considered that His Majesty had given
the Cabinet well deserved slap IL de
face by his message to-day. He had not
only done so with his Cabinet, bat lie had
also given the majority of tho House .
slap IN the lace.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs said
that Ministers had given themselves slap
in the face, for this was their own doing
Representative Thurston was pleased b
hear that Ministers had recognized lhe
fitness Of things and slapped themselves
in the face. Laughter. The message
condemned the conduct of Ministers from
the beginning of the session. If retrench-
ment was necessary in their opinion,
why did they not present proper estimates
at firsts.
The Attorney General rose to point of
r5c-. : notion to adjourn was before
Ecuse. and % 'F'.s no 'e'-a,s-.l j
ud azr-t deal tr9l iiay. Thurs
curing ta session ald whence ei q
VS. 1a-aea Re sl,gays ATTACKED Mn
-ess-t IKE, Tbar.t5l cl.;,.7el q ripi,,
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ness
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.rcqnisitg irla l..--ae ~ : %
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society issues plain and simple contract Of
Assurance, frs frum turdensomc aud technical cundi-
iipn. NON-foRfErTABLE and fNCONTESTABIsE
amer three years
Az rnlries as econ they become incontesiahle
Payable i1lMEDfATIl upon the receipt Of salts
Inrufy lroo Of DEATH ana without the DELAY sixty
~ NINETY days usual NTH other companies.
Ts- for pamphlets or full Particular. apply TO
ALEX. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
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lsh 1Is' Gibson Al icses- except inst nus
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs begged
to assure the Assembly that the promise
OF retrenchment was not mere idle words
signifying nothing. As far as the Minis
ters were concerned, the desire Of the
A1ng would be carried out to the letter.
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Inrfi1i0ir urou The Itirt t4 tht ~ .H1Ia| ais
fuff prousa Of death.
or .ufi death ciaims.s uoui ~ d
paid in lesi.
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