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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-26

The public will have the privilege of
visiting the Camera Club exhibition on
any afternoon of this week.
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The Metropolitan Meat Market Co.
exhibit nightly the efficacy of the cleo:
trio light. The Objectionable heat and
smell, from the oil lamps previously
used, is entirely done away with and
now desired GOODNESS and cleanliness is
annarnnt
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The steamer Kinau will sail to-day for
windward ports at 2 p. m.
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The City Argus is a live weekly news
paper published in San Francisco and
of which the Hawaiian News Co. are the
local agents. The editorials are sharp,
the locals spicy and the news general
and interesting.
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Don't forget that old wooden buildings
are cheap nowadays. But coral blocks
are scarce. Both, however, can be had
at II o'clock noon to-day, at your own
price or that of the next best man. Jas.
F. Morgan is the auctioneer.
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The Bulletin was very independent in
Its last issue, not a line of editorial or
manufactured communication.
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NOTICE.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT MR.. w. H.
IL Page in the Honolulu Carriage Manu-
factory, at 128 Fort Street, l am prepared
to continue the above business under the
old name of Honolulu Carriage Manufac-
tory and being an old experienced carriage
builder l solicit the patronage of my old
friends and the public in general, and with
my thorough knowledge of the business
and with experienced workmen and using
only the best material l guarantee general
satisfaction. Please call and see me before
going elsewhere.
(Signed) GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, Oct %, 1889. 103-tf
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There is nothing more suggestive of
the approach of Thanksgiving than the
display made in the advertisement of
the California Fruit Market.
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The vigilance of the police was duly
established last night by two of the usual
opium raids in the outer districts.
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Inc Supreme Court will sit in Bapco
on December 18th. '0
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

See contents of Plantars' Monthly in
this issue. 40
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
IN Francisco per brig w G Irwin,
Tbqs Martin, III f Kelly, w w
n EA Phillips, w H Lewis.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HERE
Il by gives notice to all persons that we are
the owners of those pieces of land that were
leased to the Kipahulu Sugar Co., viz: Makole.
Aenoho, Piiaola, Papuaa aud KakanOni, leav-
ing two pieces of land not leased to the Planta-
ton which is Puolala and the dwelling lot
Kalihi, at Maulili, adjoining the maka! side of
the Government Road TO the sea. and so with
the makai SIDE of Kakanoni to the sea. we now
hereby commission j. Kake tJapanese) to
take charge of those pieces of land that were
mentioned last, and forbid persons trespassing.
j. II. KAMIO,
MRS. MARY KUE.
Honolulu, Nov. IS, 1889 1297-3t
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Mr.. E. A. Phillips, a special cores
pondent of the S. F. Post and S. F.
Examiner, left by the brigantine w. 6.
Irwin. Mr.. Phillips has been ''chiel
among We taking notes an faith he'll
print it
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b Win afra III that the Vanderbilt in
't@s Fa Contribute Ss75O,OOO to the
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NOTICE.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
J. anv debts contracted by my wife w.
Louisa Ebeling in my name, without my
written order, from this day.
W. EBELING,
Wainaku, Hilo, Hawaii.
Nov. IS, 1889. 1298 124-St
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across the river of life, and the occasion
was duly celebrated. No cards.
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DAY.

president HARRISON HAVING
l. designated THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, as
a day of Thanksgiving, to be observed by
the citizens of the United States, the I'M
dersigned takes the liberty to suggest to all
his countrymen and to others, in the Ha-
waiian Kingdom, who wish to express
their approval of a venerated religious
custom, that they unite in duly observing
the day especially set apart for returning
thanks to the Divine Father for the bless
Ings He has bestowed on the American
people and those of other nations. | am
requested to say, there will be religious
services IN Honolulu, at the Central Union
Church and at ST. Andrews Cathedral. on
the 2Sth, at IL a. m, and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public to participate
therein. JOHN l.. STEVENS.
123-td u. S. Minister Resident.
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New advertisements.
The Planters Monthly
FOR NOVEMBER, 1889.


TABLE OF CONTENTS:
New Diffusion Apparatus in Hamakua-
poke, Maui.
Minor Industries.
Sugar Crop Estimates.
New Sugar Enterprise.
Cane Borer in Louisiana.
Sugar Cane Disease.
Claus Spreckels-Beet Sugar.
Annual Meeting Planters Labor and
Supply Company.
Report of Secretary.
Report of Treasurer.
Report of Committee on Cane Cultiva-
ton.
Report of Committee on Fruit Culture.
Reportof Committee on Labor.
Report of Committee on Tobacco.
Resolution by the Select Committee to
whom was Referred the Report on
Coffee and Tobacco.
Advantages of Diffusion as Applied to
Sugar Cane.
Fertilizers.
Report of Committee on Seed Cane.
Report of Committee on Ramie.
Reciprocity.
Resolutions on Reciprocity Treaty.
Early History of Sugar Cane in Louis
lana.
Sugar Making in Kansas.
About Logwood.
TERMS:
Yearly subscription. ............$ 2 so
Bound Volumes. 90
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LOST.

OK CO. DRAFTS OF H. P. BALDWIN,
~ on Castle q Cooke, drawn in favor of
Miss H. E.Carpenter for Fifty dollars $3.50
each. These drafts were drawn about
Nov.1 1889, and payment has been stopped.
CASTLE & COOKE.
Nov. %, 1889. 124-1w
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.RRIVALS.

MONDAY, Nov. %.
ayiriIs, I F0ster from Kauai.
Jar{ y,lg from Koolau'
/, BBoiq IoGai from Kauai
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GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
As Merchant St., Honolulu.
H&W2W
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
A Little Boys Prayer.

A bright, happy-faced little boy of
5 years, living in pleasant village in
Connecticut, being at his wits end
for amusement one dull, rainy Sun
day, spent many hours with Bridget
in the kitchen, watching the work
done there with peculiar interest and
thoughtfulness. At bedtime, after
the usual "Now lay me-" and "Our
Father" he asked permission of
mamma to say little prayer of his
own, which being granted, he muir
INJURED: 80 Lord I've got some
thing awful to tell you about Bridget.
She's been sewing today and it, Sun
day." After this he composed him
self for sleep, but in a few minutes
mamma was recalled to find the little
fellow sitting up in bed, his face
puckered into a worried wrinkle, with
something like twinkle, however, in
his eyes as he remarked: "Mamma,
I've got some more to say" every
well, dear, 60 on said mamma. 90
Lord | was fooling about Bridget;
she only sewed the turkey. p New
York World
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
Children S Corner.
THE ROBIN AND THE CHICKEN

A plump little robin flew down from tree,
To hunt for worm which it happened to see /;
frisky young chicken came scampering by,
And gazed at the robin with wondering eye.
Said the chick, "What queer looking chicken
Is that
Its wings are so large and Its body so fat"
While the robin remarked loud enough to be
heard
"Dear mel an exceedingly strengthening
bird"
"Can you slng? robin asked and the chicken
said 'NoW
But asked in his turH IL the robin could crow.
So the bird sought tree, and the chicken
wall,
And each thought the other knew nothing at
all. ~ list Nicholas.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09

west; and learned men who had seen
it said that it was not carved with any
steel, but with sharp flint. Like
wise [ saw great canes which the sea
had cast up, the like whereof are not
know in any Christian land, for their
bigness was such that were they
scooped hollow they would have held
water IKE pipes. Moreover, they of
the island told me how that not long
before that time they had found on
their western beach the bodies of two
men such as they had never seen be-
fore, exceeding broad-faced, and in
no wise like the men of Christendom."
"Can there be other land to the
westward, then, which no sailor has
ever reached?" asked the boy, in an
awe-stricken whisper.
Gin truth, lad, thou must ask that
question of some wiser man than |
am" said Jacopo, shaking his gray
head. 'Nene living knows what may
lie hidden behind the great Atlantic
sea; and for my part | would not
willingly venture thither to find out
it's secret. "
care the Western seas so perilous,
them"
"Perilous? Why, seest thou not
that the earth being round like my
cap here, and flat like this bench
whereon we sit, if ship should ven
ture' too close to the edge of the
world, she might be blown over it
into empty space, and keep on tum-
bling and tumbling forever. A Vene-
tian captain told me once how he was
driven so nigh to the brink by
storm, that had not the wind changed
by Heavens mercy, SO that he could
put his vessel about, over it he must
have gone, he and his ship and crew."
81 would venture it, though, for all
that" said the boy, flushing up with
excitement. cit must be a noble
thing to 60 where no man has ever
gone, and see what no man has ever
seen. With Gods help | will sail the
unknown sea yet before | die, and
learn some of it's secrets"
Forty-two years later that boy re-
turned in triumph from his voyage
across the "unknown sea-" bringing
with him the discovery of new world.
On the spot where he talked with old
Jacopo his statue now looks down
upon the crowded harbor of Genoa,
while on the isthmus of Panama an
other statue of him stands gazing
seward over the great waste of wa
tiers that once tried in vain to hide
America from the eye of Christopher
Columbus Harper's Young People.
;++Io D0u,c Drauor
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
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WOMAN'S CHRONICLE l. vi.
PURCHASING AGENCY,
COR. SECOND AND LOUISIANA SITS,
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
The Secret of the Ocean.

ITO o0CI OF VI LILO OCOdlls
$50, lad, thou wouldst be a sailor,
then? Well, thou'rt in the right of it.
Why should a brisk lad like thee
waste his life combing wool in the hot
streets where a man can't even draw
his breath freely, when the brave open
sea lies yonder waiting for thee?"
So spoke, with an emphatic flourish
of his broad brown hand toward the
smooth sunlit waters below him, a
battered old Italian sailor of the ff-
teenth century, whose dark weather.
beaten visage, half buried in bushy
gray beard, looked very grim indeed
beside the fresh round cheeks of the
handsome boy of fourteen with whom
he was talking.
s'My father is a wool-comber him
self" answered the lad, "and there
fore he would fain have me one too.
But | am well assured that if he knew
that | was filter to be q sailor, and
saw that l had set my heart upon it,
he would not say me maybe is far
too kind for that"
'Say'st thou SOL" cried old ia
copo. may, then, must have a
talk with him about thee. Let me
alone to persuade him, when | tell him
Of the brave lands that men have
found away to the southwark, on the
coast of Africa, where you may pick
up gold as we pick grapes here in
Italy,"
"Gold!" echoed the boy, staring.
SAY, good red gold, and diamonds
too" said Jacopo, who fully believed
what he was saying. "And then the
Fortunate Islands, which lie far off to
the Westward All, lad if thou
couldst see what | have seen there
Fruits finer than any that my Lore
Andrea Doria eats in his palace W
yonder, lying strewn on the ground
for want of hands to gather them
fish so thick in the water that you
had onlSto throw in net and pull
out as many as you could lift witt
both hands; houses ready made from
the great leaves of the banana, thai
folded into each other overhead like
the tiles Of roof; and the air SC
warm and soft that man might g
for twelve months without a shirt tC
his back, and never catch cold"
"And is it true," asked the young
listener, who was drinking in every
word with parted lips and sparkling
eyes, "that there's place where the
sea is boiling hot, and all the fish thai
come into it die at once?"
"Some of my comrades used to tel
of such place" replied The old sea
man, "but | don't remember to have
ever seen it myself, although methink'
it were no ill chance at sea to pull W
pan of fish ready cooked. Blu
in the isle of Flores (beyond which
to the westward, lyeth the unknown
sea), l saw greater wonder still
even piece of wood curiously carved
which had foated thither from thu
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
LITTLE ROCK
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tuition and board. Address
REV. ALFRED NOON, A. NJ,
President.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-09
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
It embnr9er 8a5ette.

9odbride iiber ben Wiftifppt su bauen.
Wit Der Nrbeit warb am Wortas ben IA.
SuIi ansefansen.
Gtnem tIeiuen Sungen, Sra:
mems Gin, in Boone, tit am 4. SuIi bic
Sunse ~seripaIten, inbem CT einen~ aussSius
betsn Seuer : Grader tn ieinem Wunb
bisIt unb bsrisIbe auf isinsr 3uuse srpIo:
birte.
gu 2tttIe Siour 1T bas @obns
baus Don 9. Ysaslep ben Tlammsu gun,
Spfer ssfalsn. Gin tIsiuss S6bn9en
bss @isentbimsrs perbraunts BET Iebenbis
gem 2eibe, udbrenb suei anbsre &tnber uns
perlett enttamsr.
Gin Sbertff tonfisatrte neuIid III
Slai9en Bter SAT- bic ein3issn Wenf9en,
wsIde iebt tut Snneru Sowa's sinen Truuf
Bter trtessn t%5nnsn, ftnb bic Sbsriffs.
Sc iou in Soma uu bisies @ut cine itarte
g~ontrrrenb ff~attfinbeu. Na M! 10 i9limm
ftsbt bic Sa9e nidt. IS lit i6erau 8ier
I'M Staate 81 baben. Die Srase 1T 3us
wsilen: Wo2 Bel pem2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
Sn Gbicago bot f9 Dor ni4t LANCER

Sn Chicago bot f'9 Dor nt4t LANCER
3eit Elm 8sretn ssbiIbet, bsr f9 Personal
Rights League nennt unb uorsebIt1 gum
lined bat, bic psri6nIide Sreibeit 81 fOrs
bern. CUR J0rberuns bisier Sreibsit
re4nen bic suten 2eute aud BITE Sebuns
Der Sreii9uIen. Das fnb suriols 8es
srifs. Oie StaatsiduIs ftsbt i'm idnsi'
6snitsn 9sssnias ,ur perionIiben Srsi5sit,
ba fie bic @ltsrn fir S1uIeu bsffsuert, bic
ie aus relisi0ien unb @ewifens : Gadi9s
ten fir ibrs &inbsr nidt bsnusen birfen.
Sa nod msbr, bisie PERSONAL Rights
League i6sint 9 l,wans3 gu be.
flrwortsn. Organ Der @sisai9aft III Der
Personal Rights Advocate, elm enslis
i9ss BIutt, has In gbicuso eridstnt, unb
benz gronin Worb msbr aufmsrsiamfsit
als Der peri0nIi9sn 5rsibsit gu wibmeu
fdeint.
Sier tn Dubuque fol- nun elm 3ueias
perein bieier 2isa nit benz ieltfamen BRO:
gram sesrinbet werbsn. GIs S5rbsrsr
urb Srsanifatsr 1T Der fribsre Gtsbactsur
Der ebemaIs bier srideinsnbsn rspusIitaris
f9sm Soma Staatss 3eituns", 9srr Sdds
fer mad Dubuque seirnbt porbeu. gss
flruortsr Der Sa9s 1T bic rspubIitanii9s
yGimes", wdbreno bic bemotratii9en
BIdtter bic Nnselesenbsit tobt idpeisen.
8ir ratbsn ben Birssrn pom Der 9isa meg:
subIeibsn. Sn Sopa. 100 ss u sUti
Bartsisu eibt: bic GspubIisursr. bic fir
bic Srostbition iinb. bic Demotratsn, bic
baseaen arbsitsn, isbsu isbe 9spssIns
nit WiBtrauen on. bic republitanif4 ans
ssfiribsn, Demotratsn Iebren iou, mas
Sreibsit lift. Bir tenasn all
bic Sti4worte unb bic Si~rsnsnseidnss btes
fer 9srren. 8ir banten bafirl
Cine SsufammIuns gum 3ust elmer Orr
eaniiation, bic am Wontas Abenb in Der
abssbaIten wurbe, mar elm sIdns
Ssuber Mibufols.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
Saubbeit fann nift gcbeilt tuer6en.

9u,9 bic auwsnbuns IocaIsr @ittsI,
ba iolde Wittel cen trantsu G5sil bss OBJ
res nidt errsi9sn t6nneu. IS sibt nur
ein bauptid9Ii9sr Wes bic Eaub5sit su
beilen unb bas lit bur9 bic 4npenbuns
pon Witteln, bic auf bic Contribution mfrs
Ten. Euubbeit wirb bur9 g%nt3inbuus Der
S9lsimbdute, wel9s bic guita9tf4e &Sbs
re urnseben. usruria9t. Wsnn bisis RS5re
ent3inbet wirb, baben fe etn Summsn i'm
OBJ unb b5ren rur tbeilweiie, unb wsnn
bic &Ob,e gang sei&lO1en wirb. 1T faubs
beit bic 5oIse. @snn bic g~ntsinbuns
nt5t s~ntfsrnt unb bic &6brs in ibreu nors
malen 3ufanb berseitslt uirb, III bas
@eb0r auf INNER ~3erft6rt. Nun BON 3ebn
FOLDER Sdae werben bur1 gatarrb peyurs
fa4t, wel9er meter ni9ts 1T, ais cine
@nt3dnbuns bsr S9Ieimbduss.
Dir ssbsn fur isSsn Sau Gaubbeit lin
Jolse Gatarrb) elm bunbert Dollars, Der
ni9t bur9 a~nuenbunsen uon ~5au's gas
tarrb Cure" sebeilt wirb. Man f9rsibe
nm @ircuIare, bic fret 3useiaabt werbsn,
an s. 5. 6 benep 4 ST.
2olebo, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
Nidt geringes Mufieben errsssn in

1nWl gerlHges AnIleqen erre9en III
Stabt unb County, bic ansriffs, usl9e
Der N,menbausfarm uesen, auf ben 9oarb
Of Superuiior8 sema9t werben. MIs
ruena Oas, mas Nsues udre. Sdon Dor
feds bis a9t Sabren seistsn mir. baB I'm
4~rmenbaus sine bsiloie gsri9wenbuns
einssriken fst. Sabr uuf Sabr fib,ten
mir bisisIbsn Bswetie aus ben Ibre9nun:
gen bes gountp's Dor. IS bali ni9ts,
unb mir sabsn's auf. Die Wis6rdu@s
inb ba, ni9t uou beute unb sefern; fe
iinb uiel dItern Datums; fe itammsn aus
Der 3sit, baB bic Sdssb6ds sl5 toitetsn,
bas Griumpirat Sauf, 6sFsler unf SuIIis
pan bas Rubsr fibrts unb Com Sobnion
Captain mar. Die Gnsriffe auf ben istis
gen gourb, itnb in iofern nidt bsrsdtist,
als IS piel Iei9ter 1T, alte WiBbrdu9e 3u
tabeIn, aIs ausSurctten. Srosbem fam
nidt seIeusnet werben, baB Der l1nterbaIt
unierer Armsn i'm Yoorbaus "a tbsusr,
pisI 3u tbsusr 1T. Wir buben Sutrauen,
baB Der Superuiiorsnratb bas Bette mill ;
Oh sr's ausenbIidli9 ausfihren tam, lit
cine anbere Srase. Sn Der 8e,tbeiluns
Der MISUNDERSTANDING In Der Stabt itnb
bebsutenbe Serbsfierunsen einssfibrt pors
ben, bic i4 an gnbe bss Sabres tn 3ifern
unb 3ablen 3eisen. llsbrissn8 seidebsn
Bic augriffs auf bic County Serwaltuns
nt5t 70 febr int Snterefe bss 8oItss aIs
bsS Sbretbers. Ser Wann 1T aIs Gems
tsridssr non llrbesinu bstanut, unb nm fi9
BEL ben Stimmssbsrn nddften 9srbf IN
suten @sru9 5u ieten, IdBt er iein 2i9t
Ieudten. Ran isbt bic abf9t unb wiro
pe, ltimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23

am Sonnsritag our gsa6t wu,bs IN Der
Rdbs ber 9oIsb6fe pom &uupp, Stout d
50. bic san3e Na9bari9aft bur9 Elm De-
rdui4 sridreft, baB ME Don einem grbbes
ben bsrtam. 9od es bauerte ni1t LANCE
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Der Rdbs Der @imsrfabrit bate bic senaunte
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