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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-25
Cousins Notice.
1870

II acoorisnes with the requirements Of
the law, a general census Of the Hawaiian
Islands will be taken under the direction of
the Board of Education, as OF the date of
December sSth. Attention IS hereby called
TO the following extracts from the law:
Il shall be the duty OF the Board of
Education, every sixth year, counting from
the year lS6o. TO make a complete census of
the inhabitants Of the kinSdom."
"To enable the Board Of Education to
carry into execution the design Of the last
preceding section. relating to the census,
il Is hereby authorised 10 make, through its
agents all proper ana necessary inquiries.
All persons are hereby required under pain
OF fns not TO exceed fifty dollars. TO be
imposed BY aay police OF district justice, to
answer 10 She best of their knowledge, all
sCeh questions as shall &c p7opounGed by
the Agents of The Board, relating to. or
necessary for, the making Of the census"
Tie names Of the persons designated 10
set IS Distric. SapsrintsnGenss in the sew
erzl districts. OF the Kingdom, will be an
Rouucei hereafter. In the mean time, aiI
inquiries ana communications relating to
the ceasls ara 10 be addressed to the under
sis2si.
c. T. RODGERS, ND.
General SGp's OF Census. Honolulu.
Eoaoisla, Eov. IS. 1880. 1885:
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR
Is DUE.

Truly the National Reform Party
shows no want of alacrity in ap-
propriating any available credit
due to their predecessors. Their
jubilstion over the prices bid for
the lots of Government land on the
south slope of Punchbowl is an IN
stance. How Is it that this new
neighborhood has become such
favorite, and whence comes the
water 10 supply the necessities of
this promising saburbl If the late
Reform Ministry had not effected
all preliminarieS, this district would
be worth now no more than it was
three years ago. The new road
from Beretania street leading Up
along the foot slope of Punchbowl
was designed TO connect with the
mueh.contemned Punehbowl road,
and so the jewellers in the new
villas after viewing the cocoanut
grove of Waikiki and DiamondHead
from their own windows can with
out much effort walk or ride up to
the old saluting battery, and enjoy
the ever-changing tints OF the Waia-
nae mountains. the yacht-sprinkled
expanse OF the Pearl Ioehs, the
waving green of the new rice, sugar
and banana plantations stretching
away TO honolulu and the cheer
ful, fussy locomotive carrying its
freight aud passengers TO the new
city and the newly cultivated
estates, then may the National F."
trumpeter smite upon his breast
and exclaim, Alone I did it."
So, too, doubtless he will feel
called upon TO welcome the first
deep-draft ship that passes through
the Allardt passage with loud
praises and congratulations on the
foresight which set at work the
survey and plans which we hope
may eventuate in So splendid al
II will be convent
ent, by that time, TO forget that
they were taken in hand and the
practical part accomplished by di-
rection of the Minister whose name
being mentioned, was sufficient to |
set the Chiefs Of the Party roaring |
themselves out of all sense Of de-
corum, and to use language which
often stretched legislators priviI-
sge 10 breaking point.
For ourselves, we have no doubt /
that the bar will be cut through
and the harbor dredged without
inding the remains OF the Punch
bowl road at the bottom, where it
was so often announced TO be al
-eady depOsited-the wish being
hen father to the thought. Now,
however, the probability is that
his road, It's yet unfinished aces
i0ries and its yet unbuiIt suburb.
vii be proudly pointed to as the
.reatiOn, rather than the inheri-
anee OF those who succeeded the
Reform Ministry.
Let Us give both their due.
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Foreign omee Notice.

O-nc1Sl cos1cs h=yl1S been given thai
daring the temporary saSs1cs Of
HON. 8. MULLER,
C02s-l for Aussr,a-Ecnsary,
Ed. SCHg. Esq.
VII discharge the functions Of thss Office
IS Acztas Consul, 81 persons are hereby
required to give fulI faith sad credit 10 81
ne o6cssl Sces Of the said Ed. Suh-. Esq.
IA. CUNMINS.
Minister o. Foreign Affairs.
AlIio-zni Hale, November y. $3.50.
rs5l-lt I2s-Se
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to
2pp0I1t
WALTER HILL. ESQ.
70 be : member Of the Beard Ct Education.
The Board now consists Of the following
ss21is2en-
HOY CzAz-zS T. BrsEo7. PzzzDEyr,
Hon W D. Alsxz-ts-.
Hon : Y. D4Eo1.
Ir W. W E4I, and
WLtsr Hi, Esq
Ic-aI Palace. N0ysn6er %. 1891
1s5l--s 1878
PAUL K. EAULMAAAOLE- ESQ kss
this dry bss1 appointed No:ary tC- the
S,scuc5 Judicial Clrc-is II the Eiue5cz.
q \ <DCH-1DD
Minister q the interior.
I1ss-i1- OEes. Nav {, 1880. 1885,
JOIN RICHARDSON. Esq, has this
14y been appointed Notary fur the Seeord
Tcii-lsI Clrc1i. Ct the kf-zdon-
c " SPENCER,
Minister Of the Interim.
I1ter11r OEce. Nov 5. 1850. 1855
WILLIAM P HAIA. E<Q-. hzS MS dsy
been srro1rEd Notary P1bIic for sks
Second Iz5lciaI Czrrrfs Of tie EiusSou-
C.N SPENCER.
MIntz1sr Of the Enss-ior.
I1tsEi5- 0=-s- Soz. II. $50 Is4&ss
JOSEPH 4 EANELO. ESQ. has this
izy besn sFFo1tsd Notary PQhEc for the
9zr1h Izlilt.iaI CIr-zis Of tie Eu-sGn-
C-N. SPENCER.
Minister q tie In-s-iar.
Ic-sri1r O5cs, NoT- 5, Isal I3ss
JOHN RICHARDSON, ESQ has this dzy /
lzs1 spPrI1lEd Il Azsn1 10 taxa AeknozE-
t-.Ze-Ec1z 20 LGEor Coc1rzezz f1c tts Dis
r1-z q WEIIzEz- Island q Mani
c v SPENCER
MnlzrE< a TIE IrEsrinr.
IE1sr1-c 0=eE- S1T 3 I.4l. ISa
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any person or persons desiring 10 be heard
thereon must be in attendance ut the oiftcS
Of the undersigned in Ahiolani Hale, Homo
iniG, at II o'clock a. m. Of that day, and
show cause why said Petition should no; b
granted.
c. n. SPENCER,
lStI-9t Minister of the Interior.
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An act

To PEoHIBr TEE SALE OF ToBAcco 10 CErLDzES rsDER
EIFTEEy YEAEs OF AeE
B Eaaesd BY the King and tEe Legislqtags Of tEe
Ha@osiaA Abingdon
SEcEHOS / From and after the passage Of this AIT.
Il shall be unlawful 10 sell OF furnish tobacco In suv
shape q t0Em whatsoever minors under the age Of
fifteen years
SnTHs 2 Any person violating the provisions Of
this Act shall be punished By fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars and II such otsnse Be committed b.
any dealer licensed To sell tobacco such dealer ater
the second o9elSe shall FORFEIT his license
SECTION 3 Juris5iction Is hereby conferred UPON
Police and DiSrict Magistrate TO hear and determine
III cases arising under this AeL
SDcTrgS 1 This Act shall take esset and become
L4E from and after the date OF IL approval
Approved this IIsh day Of 8oyeua5er. A D. 1880
kAL4kAUA REX
BIZ TIE HING
G. n SzzyCH
Minister Of the inferior
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ALL THOSE
ALL THOSE
PIECES Or PARCELS or LAND

Situate AZ Kai<zhi. n Pssoz, Ia aid fsIs.d n
O1h1, vlzs
lss-Ali rat Certain Pee q Parcel q La
csHtzlElnz 81 area % ! Etl00 Acres. - -
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Sslsz 49, % Royal Y1Eent 80 80. $500
= Nee > Pa s11es The narae - ls@<~ s -
rr<zssi-e 70 ~ e1sserss. E1islasia- 80 919
-. 80. Ds.sz ~ Ezl4e tssHlses ia. nsrs
<<ee-Is[f< y fne kzi1 6e1Fxe ~. $500 -
= - - = 70 . ~ - deed d4t<1 - 80 -
- =, @1ss'rssS', I'D fsessde8 Is Llser =. go
IzkAs CASH, Des1s q srv<ss q 80.
~ fsr s-ftAsr Dastsesizrs seDiy .
JAS. z. MORGAN.
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Bu 2utllorlh
Census Notice.

nr. {. T. EoiserS has been appointed
by the Boari Of Education, Sups-inteiad-
eat Of the Census % 1880. All coumUni-
cations On the subject Shonld be addressed
70 him.
By order q the Board Of Education.
W. JAS, SMITH. Secretary.
Education Ofeee. Nov. y. 1880.
80 l$Sl-St
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In Re PapaikOu Sugar Company.

DEs1RrIEST OF EEE ISTEZIoR.
HONOLULU. October l, 1890.
Whereas. sse Pap2ikoa Sugar Company
has. parsaant 70 the laws in such case made
ard provided. duly fIsd with the under
signed petition fos ths dissolution of the
said Corporation, together with a certificate
tbs-sto annexed as required BY Law, now.
therefore.
NOtics IS ksre5y given 70 any and all per-
sons who have been or are now interested
IN any manner whatsoever IN the said Coz
poratio1, tbs, objections 10 the granting OF
the said petition must Be fled IL the office
Of the undersigned OF Or before Monday.
tire &1d day OF December. 1890 and that
any person o. persons desiring % be heard
thsrsoa uzss be IN attsad1ncs at the ofHee
OF the undersigned Il AliioIsui Hale, Homo
luIu. At II o'clock 4 y Of that day, and
sb0z carse Ehy said petition should not be
granted
C. y. SPENCER.
ISAS1 Minister OF the Interior
z COSAST, Esq, has this day been ap-
pointed member for the Road Board of the
District Of Wziusa, Island OF Kauai. vice
W D. Schmidt, resigned.
Tbs Beard TOE consists Is follows:
FL Fischer, Chairman;
W. GLADE.
z Colant-
CT SPENCER
Minister Of 5hs Interior.
interior OEEcs. Nov. Is, Is9l. I35G-Ss
JOHN II. kEALOHA. Esq, has this day
been appointed Notary Public for the Fourth
IC6Icizl Circuit OF the kingdom.
c. N SPENCER.
Minister OF the Interior.
interior Oesce, Nov I9, 1880. IS5lss
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By The hING:
An ACT

To PROHIBIT TIE KEEPING md BEEEDISG OF RABBITS
N TIE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
B & Eaas5 By The Hjag and tEs Legislature Of the
HziagiIsa Hizg5oa;
SECTION / The keeping and breeding OF Rabbits in
the various Islands Of the Hawaiian Kingdom Is hereby
prohibited
SECTION , Any person who shall keep or shall main
tain for breeding any rabbits in any Of the Islands Of
the Hawaiian Kingdom IS guilty Of misiemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars for the first oense and
upon conviction thereof second time shall be punished
by fine not exceeding one hundred dollars and impr
Sonment al hard labor not exceeding two months.
SEcTIoS 5 Any police officer or other officer of the
peace hereby authorized 10 destroy any rabbit found
II this Kingdom and no officer destroying any rabbits
shall De liable for any damages for such destruction to
any person claiming the ownership Of such animals
provided that no officer shall enter in any inhabited
Enclosure for the purpose Of taking or destroying any
rabbits without authority Of law under warrant duly
issued
SECTION That this Act shall not apply TO any per
raising rabbits when said rabbits are kept In
confined state and only intended OF kept as pet animals
SECTION 5 This Law shall 90 into effect from the
date Of is approval
Approved this 18th day OF Noveuber. A D. 1880.
KALAKAUA REX
81 rHE kIys,
C. \ SPENCE
Minister Of the Interior
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DExE-LzS- cg H ITrzzz1z-
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s,hee, Vacation Notice.

The rssUlSr Christmas vacation OF al
Pubic Schools II she Kingdom. VIII ex.
tsn5 ;roua FRIDAY, the Issh OF Deem
be-. 70 MONDAY. The 5th Of January,
1891.
81 0-Gs- Of the Board a Education.
". JAS. SMITH. Secretary.
Education OfScs. Nov. Il, IS90.
80 lS5l-Sg
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Judges of the Supreme Court sitting in Banco and ms
appeal shall be heard upon the record but either party
may aduoe before such Judges such further testimony
as he may be enabled 70 obtain the respondent shall
appeal and shall not succeed in reversing the Judgment
below or increasing the damages by onethrd, he shall
pay the costs Of the appeal but in all other cases the
costs Of said appeal shall be borne by the petitioner
SECTION ) The word person as used in this Act
shall be held 70 mean not only individuals but any and
al associations or corporations the Commissioners OF
Crown Lands and any department Of His Naiestys
Government and shall also include owner as well as
occupier
Szcr1ox G. This Act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date Of its approval.
Approved this 18th day Of November. a. D. 1890
kALAhAUA REN
By The hISG:
C. \. SPENCER.
Minister Of the Interior
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MORTGAGES
NOTICE OF SALE f!
WHEREAs, THE WORKPLACES

WHEREAS, THE MORTGAGES
Va hereinafter mentioned have been hersro-
ioFec1ly fcreclosed By sdvesrisenent q no.
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l-ersiore, y order % Alexander J. Czrtsrfe<r
o. aololIi1, lsi1nd Of Ozh1. Trustee q -
Es-Ate Of T. " Holt ATE Of said Honolzl1
1scs1-eo, mortgages Of tao certain rzrrrzsze
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ozT OF November. 1555 ard recorief Il -
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WednesdaY, the lOth dar Of De-. laQ0

Atizo'ei noon Of aid Dag.
AZ ~ SzlssroOa On Qusez sfrses Il. 80
nrDc5zll- the property l1cl1ded nd -
cssDs1 IN tzld mortgages as folioNs-
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anetiOn saIes

BY JAS. F. MORGAN
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Minister OF the inferior
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
The Biiou.

Will next week present the talented
artistic, Miss Agnes Herndon, and her
own company, in her new and highly
successful comedy drama, Lila. Belle
Marie" a story of a woman's revenge
OF the play and star the Savannah
News OF recent date says: "Mlss Hern-
don is unequivocallY talented actress.
Her role demands in many passages the
exhibition OF suppressed feeling, a
somewhat paradoxical but common
exaction in the work of the emotional
actress In this requirement she is
strong. and uses her ability with splen
did effect. She possesses a command
ing presence, has a deep, sonorOus
voice, which is. under perfect control
and finely modulated, and is skilled in
the arts and suggestions of the facial
expressions. She has thorough con-
ception of her role, whether in raillery
or badlnage, or denunciatiOn. or Gu.
quetry, or the lovable innocence and
amlabliitY which is revealed IN the
opening scene of the play, or in the ex-
Quisite AID tender pathos of her express
sion in the scene in which she receives
the locket OF her dead mother. In all
these varying phases she produced an
instantaneous effect upon the audience.
Miss Herndon's acting achieved an
impression of great favor, which grew
more decided as the action prog, essed. :"
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
Morton.

Morton.
James Brown, one of Norfolk 8 largest
farmers, visited Morton Tuesday.
+. Ell. RYAN went to st. Paul last
week to have his injured knee treated.
The hibernians held their regula:
meeting last Sunday aftersoon. The
order continues 10 grow.
Telegraph operator Tim Coakley con
templates leaving this place for Wash
,ngton State. His Norton friends will
regret his departure and are earnest il
their endeavors to prevail on him tt
stay.
A. FL. and Mrs. Keefe are moving
into the rooms formerly occupied by J
D. Kennedy. Mr.. Keefe has for thu
pait t~ years been employed by th'
Mccormick Machine Company as col
iecting agent in South Dakota He will
continue to look after the company's in
terests ia tins vicinity.
Services were held in the New Cath
Ollie church last Sunday, Rev. Father
Sonsinis officiating. The choir, con
sisting of Miss Weis. organist, th.
Misses Kaefe. Keegan. Mr.. Phase ant
Messrs. Coakley and Burdlck. Ths
music was very excellent and very much
appreciated by the large congregation
In attendance. The church is the lar
gest and fnest in Morton and reflect.
great credit on the citizens of Morton
and vicinity.
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
Some More Changes.

Father P. A. McCarron, who has for
the past few years been assistant pastor
OF St. Michael's church, Saltwater, will
succeed Father Corcoran at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception of this
city, the latter having been transferred
to the Cathedral parish, st. Paul.
Father Henry McGorick will in short
time take charge of parish, including
the territory adjacent to the Catholic
orphan asylum and the town of Richfeld
and will reside at the Orphans home
until parochial residence is built. A
new church in this locality is a future
probability.
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
NJ INN e r ()LIS
The { 4. THEA | Il !: TRES ! | |
J The The Grand,

The Grand. s
..Tne .Paymaster,' = which opens at the
Grand next Monday evening. is an Irish
play in every sense Of the word. The
stirring incidents are laid on Emerald
sell, the characters are mainly natives
of the isle, and the brogue is prevalent.
The dialogue is the embodiment of
meIodious utterances, which touch the
well spring Of human feeling. whilst
the more humorous side is expressed in
well-chosen Irish wit. The Paymaster
is Robert Emmett O'Connor, an Irish
lieutenant in an English regiment COM
msnded by an English colonel who is
infatuated with O'Connor's sweetheart
and an Irish heiress, Miss Ethel Mijey.
Actuated by spirit of revenge, the
En- ,llshman steals the money box OF
the paymaster just as the latter is about
to pay off the regiment. Being unable
to produce The money, he is arrested,
afterwards escapes through the cOnniv.
ance of an Irish servant, and by swim
ming crosses the river running along
the prison. Act fourth presents another
exciting episode In the rescue Of the
Irish heiress from watery grave into
which she has been thrown by the colo
mel. In the fifth and last act, virtue is
its own reward, goodness is triumphant
over vice, the hero is rewarded by the
hand, heart and ,rtune of the heroine,
avaric is duly punished. The motive
of the play seems to be ordinary, but
embelIished as it is painted, telling dia-
logue and scenic surroundings, and
portrayed by capable actors. there is no
doubt of the actual merit Of the drama.
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
Olonta,f.

special Correspondence of the irish Standard.
1t becomes OUR sad and painful duty
to chronicle the death Of our much re-
spected friend ana nei hbor, James
Owens. whose untimelv demise occurred
on the Ord inst, of appoplexy. Without
a moments warning he was summoned
to meet his God, before whom, We have
every reason to believe he was prepared
to appear. He entered his house at noon
and sat down for few moments then
rose and began walking towards his
bedroom with the remark to his wife,
..my breath is getting short. He failed
to reach the bed, drop ping lifelese on the
floor. His young wife who was alone
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15
Market Report.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb H.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard was steady, closing az
77c cash.
No. l northern Is bid for cash.
CoRN-Light sales; 25@26c, according to con-
ditiOn.
FLOUR Minneapolis patents. in sacks. to local
dealers, $500; for shipment in sacks, car
lots, 81 5O94 70; in barrels "a 1904 co. delivered
at New England points. s. 4O@5 50; at New York,
points, 5% IS 40; rye hour, pure, nominal. at
81 1897 per lLO lbs
BRAN Id at So O0a6 so.
SHoRTs-Bulk. 81 OOta7 %.
OATS-NO white selling at 20a2lc ON track
The range of sample sales is from 1922 OF.
RYE-Nominal at 3i@g4oc for Nos and 3.
BARLEY Quiet at from % 1Sjc for Nos 2 and
FLAx-Quoted at 81 q Timothy, Is.
BUTrER-ln job lots: Fancy creamery, 20@2ac
extra frsts, 14@l5; dairy, fancy, 14@l5c; dairy;
seconds, l0@12c; dairy, thirds, 809c; packing
stock, 6@8c: grease. 4@5c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 16a17c.
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream, l0@11c; fine fulR
cream. 7@8c; part skins, 416c.
POrATOES-25 soc, N-
DRESSED MEArs-Pork, 3]5a4 per Id; veal. 5H
Z: mutton, sac.
H1pEs-la5. Green sailed, sac: Sheep pelts,
25al 90.
PouLrRY-Live chickens 4a5 per To- Dressed
turkeys 1Oal2per Id. Spring chickens las per h.
WooL-Uo washed, 15al9c Per Id: 2ta27 fos'
tubwashed.
ONIoNs-3Oa4Oc per bu.
BEANs-Fhncy navy per bu, l.75a2.O0
HAY-5.O0 for wild: 500 for timothy
BUCKwHEAT-$l 75a2 % per 100 tbs. /.
The Irish standard., 1890-02-15

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occupied as hariware and part az >
grocery store, and upstairs the Masonic
hail, was laid in ashes. and also his fur
niture store, over which was the "a, O,
Or. w. and the a. @. II. halls. Next
was the restaurant Of M. J. Foley, COM
pletely DESTROYED. Next the dry goods,
store OF Larson & Nilsson, over which
was the office of s. A. s. Flaharty, also
the meat market of Anderson s. Swans
son, the drug store Of Fritz Buckentine.
the saloon OF j. Christensen, the har-
ness shop Of G.. Kohler, all laid in ashes.
NJ. j. Foley, Anderson & Swanson ard.
Buckentine had no insurance. ALI the.
Others were partly covered by insurance..
We are glad to mention thatthe regAla
of the A. O. III has again been saved.
This is the second time that it ha, been
removed from burning building in the.
past thirteen months.