The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
IN THE LOBBY.
Ifthere's a hole in a your coats
I redc ye tent il
A CHIEFS amang yc takin' notes
And faith he'll prent 1t.

And faith he'll prent it.
/ got hold Of one of Spreckels' notes last week
Ii was the first had seen. They are neatly goi
up. l thought to myself as fingered the bill
| "Ees-Guess you have the full amount behind you
now; by and bye people will begin 10 take them
| Then quarter of the deposit against them will
be useful III business then the whole will, and the
notes Will run ON their own credit. Some day there
will be financial panic, run, and To notes will
prove but waste paper. "Ihe tliu end of the
wedge is being put in
like the streak of economy which bas struck
when was first introduced 20 them They snug a
good deal smaller .han they did. From alf uear
they have been squeezed.
am not infalliblo. yet doa't Won force. when
tell you that, Charlie Guile il tlle Wtle.hsade7
boy of the Cabinet. notwithstanding run5rs 10 thg
contrary. That he favors his friends Is -us- ard
some of them will have we'll altered uss.F ia the
sweet DldIope. He will not fall Ioue'
My old Bohemian friend Neumauu Is 10, e ali
well satisfied of late with regard to Inc nanusr in
which the master-haud has been pressing he yliy
on his lsnotty and combined locks coJygl!ius ain
to bow in submission TO orders. In &c, 8 week
ago there was every prospect httoruey-
Generals position being M .s. o., ,usir.'
So the Opposite me a-zr aave O.. faded 70
let go of the 5ticasg inc .i.s 4yat dr1L.za
ton case aud his 81 Che tac1 =t.set ts rgat
She Min.Hs- interior Tas sliiuJiy ho.dir back
IutuGn-alli Well ttis UnroIt ~ ufes5u sei Il
elf ans, like last Session ibe II zoe e WI Was
AIKEN ao7antaea Of.
he gtl1star of ln -ar EASING Midas IN
at f' 20 turu -'fr - INTO cold, the latest
s'R ,is to.,r q@ z in t5e dead d. mems mem
-.a' Of o99RJsed. This quest
-. NO difference whether the M. nicsor,e
v supported this session or nosinds me
lo4l,n. 4l,o ,,,o,,Io,- fo, II who
seated or not, the balance &C locaiea on his
Will remain exactly the =
member is in Uttered e ms s s sBGsSae5
path as # he Merflven the Interpreter does not
rust. Hifa thread of the learned Representatives.
Tuiscourss and hear, the reporters are always
| pleased when keau obtains the floor, because it
lessons their labors.
! was rather taken aback the other sgy when,
/ on entering the Hall, / noticed the gentle Shep-
| herd in apparently amicable converse with the
/ British Lion. Soon afterward the American eagle
dropped in followed by the Goddess of liberty in
a white shirt ahd black coat and pants. happier
quaftette have not seen for long time and each
| seemed to have very funny story to tell. The
Inerfiment was at its height wheE the genial face
OF Santa Claus appeared and broke up the con-
ciave b. taking the Shepherd away to a surprise
party.
was u; the Palace the other afternoon and.
without asking, obtained knowledge of the cause
for tue monday visits of large delegations of the
Representatives to the Royal hostelry. | EXPECT
20 De present at ond of the lunches there myself in
the near future and will be then in a position TO
give you an accurate account of the "carryings
on
I am waiting, patiently to hear the evidence in
the kekoa case. / often sit behind him in the
House especially sultry days, for the top of his
head. ike Marshal Soper's, always reminds me of
the Frig1 zone, fboth being great bare places)
and cool myself, i'll the fancy.
was much amused at story heard day or
two ago. One Of my friends, who is looking after
i place ia the Ministry, remarked on the politics
of the country. Nayasour Brown replied, "why
twenty years ago We had no politics. Where
upon the new conner exclaimed why how did
you manage to govern and V. BIS reply came
pat why by honesty and common seuse.n This
was view he had never before thought of.
understand that the platform of the native
strikers of which Rep. Kaai is the legislative ex-
poaider, is, hours for Sleep twelve hours for
drinking, hnlains, etc, and three hours for de
nouncing the haoIe element. 1t only requires a
majority to win.
ThurstOn talks as he acts, straightforward Well
may the Attorney General, that able imported
politician, say "the boy has some good points
about him." He has, and for novice in parlia-
meniarp practice, be has already obtained recog-
milton From his opponents. Would that all the
Opposition were of the same stuff.
1he Molnkai committee listen. with ears wide
open, TO the cry Of their poor, afflicted and needy
brethren OF the Leper Settlement bui not a move
Is made BY them 10 ascertain the truth Of the
misery aud suffering cDmplgined of to II. r. H.
Princess Liliuokalani. Now / think that the
Assembly itself was only putting up a job in the
haste they displayed to appoint this committee
which has never. as yet, attempted to perform tie
proposed immediate duties.
lily deaE Fred: Your majority report on the tax
bin is, IN the language Of the street, N. G. mo
Good. Yuu and Panl have got on the wrong side
Gfe bin oaa't pass and don't you forgetitl
Yoars, Zn.
hitting pnrifies and enriches the blood and des
lEnYs IL poisols in the system like American Co.'s