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A meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society will be held at the
residence of DR.. G. Nj. Hyde, Saturday
evening at 80 o'clock.
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The kinau will commence to receive
freight at O'Clock Monday morning next.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
Mr.. Thompson, Counsellor.

gives the law and the facts, answering
questions of law and facts submitted to
him. and indicates the proper course for
redress without litigation if possible, and
also the probable result of legal proceed
ings. Corner King and Bethel streets AZ
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a direct importation of En-
~ %broideries and Laces, are now
wv open at SACHS STORE, 10f Fort
street. There you can also see the new
Hemmed Stitch Embroidery Flounces.
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The steamship Australia leaves San
Francisco to-day for Honolulu.
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EHIS PAPER Is KEPT ON FILE

Il at +. G. DAKE'S ADVERTISING
AGENCY, GA & 65 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
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$9,628 80

The balance sheet Of the Bishops
congregation for the year 1889 shows
receipts 1892 90; expenditures 81 ,03l AZ {;
balance due $38 81. The offerings of
the Sunday school scholars amounted to
$40 40 during 1889 which was paid to the
Chinese Mission fund. The receipts of
st. Andrews sewing society for the year
1889 we're 1915 20. OF this amount
S494 80 was paid towards the Cathedral
building fund, s67 50 is in the Postal
Savings Bank, s24 50 was spent for ma
terial and other expenses, and the bal
ance in hand is 1923 80.
The receipts for the Chinese mission
fund during 1889 were $500 80, expendi-
lures 1860 50. leaving balance on hand
of s38 95
The late William Bromley Barnes had
left TO the Bishop for church purposes
the sum OF 800. The widow had life
interest in the amount, but she died in
January OF this year and the amount has
been turned over to the Bishop by the
executor and trustee Hon. s. NJ. Damon.
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Island Produce.

The CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
- are now receiving daily Fat Tur-
keys, WaiaIua Grapes and Gran
, new season Cucumbers etc, etc. 1-tf
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Am bark Forest Queen, Winding, for
San Francisco.
Am tern S Redfeld, Birkholrn, tor
Port Townsend.
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There is still no indication Of change
in the weather.
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The steamer Kinau is on the Marine
20 lu.,x,
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES,

DEPARTURES.
For Hamakua, per stmr Iwalani, Feb q
Mrs Collins, A Brede, Fl Hall, and 20
deck
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Ncm advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ depositors in the Savings Bank Depart
ment of Claus Spreckels 81 Co. that from
and after the 1st day of April, 1890. the
interest allowed on deposits will be reduced
to four y per cent. per annum. DEPOSIT
tors will be allowed to Withdraw their
deposits up to that date without giving the
usual notice, but if allowed to remain
after April LIST. said deposits will he con-
sidered as subject to the rules and regula-
tons published in the Pass Book.
50-1m CLAUS SPRECKELS e co.
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Tosca Plating. and Fauntel-
~ %roy Collars, at SACHS STORE, 1oi
Fort street.
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Immense assortment OF French
MhD Satines, in all the leading shades
~ and new designs, also in plaids
and stripes, at SACHS STORE, 10f Fort street.
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DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
THURSDAY, Feb. %.
Am tern Eva, o Wikman, for Eureka.
Stmr Iwalani, Weir, for Lahalna and
Hamakua, at 10 a M.
Stmr J A CummIns, Nelson, for
Koolau at 9 a IN.
Schr Kaalokai for Lahaina.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Vessels. Where from. Due.
Blk J d. Brewer. Boston. Apr 20
Ship Borrowdale Liverpool. 49,. Apr Is
Blk Enos Talbot. Port Townsend.
Blk F Thompson San Francisco. Feb 20
Sch G. North . San Francisco. Feb Is
Sch Excelsior Eureka. ~
Sch Robt Searles Newcastle. .
Sch Mary Dodge Humbolt ......-.
S ) Alameda Colonies Mar
: s Australia San Francisco Mar
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st. Andrews Cathedral.

Following is the report of Mr.. Henry
Smith, Treasurer of the Board Of Trus-
tees of St. Andrews Cathedral, of the
Cathedral building fund for the year
1899:
Total Indebtedness Jan. |, 1889 50, 592 SO
RECEIPTS.
Loan negotiated Feb 5, 1889. 7,1sO 90
S.P.C. X. grant of $500 ........ 2,436 81
Small sums IL 81
$9,G2S 3S
EXPENDITURES.
Amount due contractor 7,191 "a
Amount due treasurer .... .401 o.
Balance toward reduction Of loan. OBS 80
coo O
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Pay up your taxes without fail to day.
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM +. ALLEN Is AUTHOR
W lied to act for me under full power OF
attorney, during my absence from the
Kingdom G. A. BROWN.
Feb. a. 1889 39-1m
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Feb. 81.
Schr IA Moi from kohala.
Schr Mokuola from EVA.
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The Great Press Gang.

A correspondent Of New Delta
writing from Rayne thus addresses
press Of Louisiana.
The lamenlable farce beino enact.
cd by almost the entire press of the
shale would be excessively ludicrous
i It were not for The serious side Of
thc question.
The press, The great bulwark of
American liberty, "the great cham.
pion of the right and the terror of
all Wrong.doers,", HE great antidote
ior moaopolistic poison. The unpol.
Iuted. incorruplible, untarnished.
undefilahle, nntefri6ed press, which
is supposed 10 ring pflt The timely
warnings to The threatened liberties.
The molder Of public opinion, tho
oracle Of all that is good and true.
Oh. We mouthpieees Of The immor-
tai goddess, We models of human
perfection, who were wont in your
annual peregriuations to glut your
selves vita lhe good cheer Of the
land, and With distended stomachs
speak fnlsome batteries one to anoth.
er. And now to what great depth
have you fallen. Shades of Bened-
let Arnold and Judas 1scariot rise
and rebuke!
Have you come to such pass in
so short,a season?
What strange gods are ye. now
worshipiug that 70 have thrown
down all your ancient altars?
What spell 50 strangles The seuti-
ments erst stoutiy sworn?
And now indeed il our Ssato
disiuayed to see her former cham.
piou IN arms against herself arrayed.
Then at her throat yo bull dog
braves do tear hef name, besmirch
her fame aud sell The State to lottery
sharks.
But, sir, the people, begin To un.
derstand why men. chosen by the
people TO represent them IN matters
affecting their, interests. disregard
heir duty, being upheld by these
papers and actually lauded to tho
skies for 50 doing, and they arc
getting OF the right thing when
they refnse to support pspers "a
diametrically opposed to their best
interests.
In conclusion I trust that tho
good work done by your yaIiant
paper may result in The final over.
throw Of the lottery combine.
w. q. T.,
Acadia Parish, La, July 30, 1890.
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CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA; PARISH OF
'VERMILION.

BE IT KNOWN, that on the fifth
day of July, In the year of our Lord
One Thousand. Eight Hundred and
Ninety, before me, William Piefr6port
Edwards, "a duly Commissioned. and
qualified Notary Public in and for the
parish of Fermilion, State of Louisiana.
and in presencsof the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, person
whose names ale hereunto SUBSCRIBED,
who declared that availing themselves
of the provisions of the statutes of
Louisiana, relatiye to the organiza-
tion Of corporations, they do by these
present, covenant agree and bind
themselves. and those who may here
after become members ofthis organiza-
ton, to form. and constitute corpora
ton for the objects and purposes and
under the. .stipdlations and regulations,
tO-Wit
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We arc happy 10 see that Judge
White has burned hole ID even
the rilinnceros hide of tho tines
Democrat Ind he must have
burned very deep, Judging from ths
howl New Della.
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The lottery aud its henchmen
deny that il interfsres with politics,
and then charges that il iuterfered
with The last gubernatorial canvass
and senatorial race 10 The tune oil
ten thousand dollars IN each. Will
the lottery and It's newspapers
please lahe! its statements ''this ID
d fakehood" that NO may know
which is which. New Delta.
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VIII some Of the lottery organs
rise up and explain away the boss"
admission that The Legislature did
not keep its part Of the contract
and submit ths amendmeat. New
Delta.
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l
tinue the same by the payment OF
weekly installment, provided that the
said share be redeemed or transferred
or notice given Of continuing it, within
the six months following such death
and in default of action within that
time, said share and all accumulations
thereon shall become forfeited and
revert to aud become the property of
the association without further notice.
ART. X.
Sec. /. No4,hare shall be transferred.
except on the books of the association
in the presence Of the secretary upon
the surrender Of the certificate therefor,
provided no shares i'll errearst can be.
transferred and the person to whom the.
shares are transferred shall sign the
bylaws in like member as any original
member. For each share SO transferred.
there shall be paid twenty five cents
to the secretary, to be credited to the,
association. s.
ART. xI.
Sec. /. Special meetings of the
shareholders Shall be convened at the,
request in writing of ten shareholders,
stating the time and object of said,
meeting.
ART. XII.
Sec. L No shareholder shall ever
be held liable or responsible for the
contracts or faults of this association in
any further sum than the amount of
his Indebtedness to the association, nor
shall any more informality in organiza-..
tion have the effect of rendering this,
act null or exposing a SHAREHOLDER to
any. liability beyond the amount Of his
or her shares. II
ART VIII. II
! Sec. l. Any shareholder may be
represented at meeting of the assoc |
citation by . written proxy, provided (
said proxy shall be given only to a |
shareholder.
ART. XIV. 4
Sec. /, This act of incorporasion]
can be altered, amended and medifiei |
by a vote of three foufths of the shares
present or represented at general |
meeting convened for that purpose, or
the association dissolved by vote of
two thirds of the capital subscribed at.
q general meeting, convened for that
purpose after ten days written notice1
through the mails, provided the scapi-
tai Of the association shall not. be In
creased unless . majority Of al the
shares in force shall vote in favor Of
such increase nor until such notice be
given and such publication be made
md SlJcb f0rmalitjes cOmOlied with
IS are or may bc required by law. Isl
! This. done and passed at my office in
she town Of Abbeyille in the parish Of
Yermilion, La, on the day month and.
year first above written and in pres
ence of Henry Legueriec and Samuel
Greene, competent Witnesses, of law.
5ul. age and residents sof tho aforesaid
parish who have signed with the par
lies. and me, Notary, after due read
ng of the WhoIe. Three words inter-
ined in. Art III, Sec. | and two wofdsj
erased in Art. III, See. | and approved1
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In the name, of Tie, lottery newss
pap, ,rs we protest against the con-
duct Of Morris. He ii not treating
them right. He kept perfectly still
while they were having spasuls over
hisa wonderfully liberal offer Of
s50D,0Q0 a.. year, and while they
were declaring. 10 was all it was
worth, and were Historically calling
on the Legislature to acceEt It
before he repented and withdrew #.
he offered $l,O00,000 ard tilen
Si,250, 600. Nov, while they are
beating the tomtom and sounding
the hewgag aud rejoicing over 'the
passage Of the amendment and its
submission to the people, comes
Morris again aud says it did not
pass and has not been submitted,
and consequently that he will not
let go The $2,000,o00 loan. Tha
team evidently needs "gee stick.o
It don't pull togelher.-New Delta.
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Witnesses :: ]
Henry Leguenec
Samuel Greene. J

k9t9u4rVA5 QlOCuGs
ABBEV1LLE, La, July 9Th, 1890.
! hereby certify that have examined
the foregoing charter of the Abbegille
Building and Loan Association, Limi-
ted, and find nothing therein contrary
to the Constitution and laws of the
United States, nor the Constitution
and Laws OF this State.
y Signed; MINOS T. G0RDY,
Dist. Atty. judicial Dist. Court, La.
Recorded in Vol. 3 Of Mortgages at
pages 233 ct seq under No, 1871, tiris
18th day Of July A. D.. 1890
Signed, GEO. w. SUMMERS,
by, Clerk and Bocofder.
State Of Louisianag Parish Of Vermilion,
/ hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy Of
tbe original act Of incorporation of the
Abbevilie Building and Loan Associa-
tion,s Limited, on file and on record in
this Office.
Witness my official signature and
seal of office, at AbbeYille, La, this
18th day Of July. 1890.
GEO w. SUMMERS,
Dy. Clerk Dist. Court
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HOW IT LOOKS ABROAD.
Comments From the British Press on
Nellie Bly's Venture.

| Comments From the British Press on
Nellie Bly's Venture.
NJ Jules Verne has been dropping
a little into the background since the
electricians have taken to beat so
many of his best marvels hollow.
We believe. however, pending
the completion of the invention for
sending goods and passengers by
wire-his Round the World in
Eighty Days" IS still the best record
IN its particular line: at any rate. so
thinks Miss BY. of New York. who
believes that she has found out how
TO beat 1t in seventy-seyen days. She
has had a special interview with
Jules himself on the subject: and. as
she cannot convince him by means
of maps and time tables. she is going
to prove the possibility of the feat in
what. after all. is the only logical
way-that is to say. by doing it.
Her route Is from New York to Brin-
disi. thence to Colombo, Hong Kong
and Shanghai, whence she will come
to San Francisco and return to New
York by the Pacific Railway. Nor.
in spite of the high scientific author
ity of VI. Jules Verne. is there any
sufficient reason for betting against
Miss BY. These are record beating
times: and if Miss BY does her
round in seyenty-seven days. it is
absolutely certain that somebody
else will do it in seventy-six and
three-fourths. But these also are
times when even Snowman is bound
10 have great ciyilizing mission,
and Miss Bly, is not to be beaten
even there. Her mission is to prove.
not only that she can put q girdle
round the earth in seventy seven
days, but that woman who speaks
nothing but English-including of
course, American-can travel round
the whole world unprotected. alone.
Only who ever doubted it, especially
when she takes a route where no
language but English or American is
requiredi And still more especially
when she, "a charming American of
nineteen years old--so she is de-
scribed-throEs herself upon the
hitherto undoubted courtesy and
chiyalry of the Atlantic and Pacific
liners. Her mission seems almost
ike refusing to believe that white is
white without some practical demon
stration. But perhaps the real CUES
ton Is whether a charming Miss Bly,
OF nineteen viii ever succeed in go
ing round the world at alas Miss
Bly, London Globe
An adventurous newspaper wo-
man. from America has attracted
some attention In America. where
she halted for a short time on her
voyage round the world. which she
expects 10 complete in seventy seven
days. Her object in going to
was 10 call on the veteran
ssory-teller, Jules Verne. author of
Round the World in Eighty Days.
who vas of opinion that she would
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Opinion Of tie Court b. Dole, j.
The will Of ;. Ella MaaIo was
admitted TO probate by the Honor
able J. Hardy, Circuit Judge of the
Fourth Judicial Circuit. Kuhio
Ella, claiming 10 be a son of the
decedent, appealed from this decis-
ion TO the Circuit Court for a trial
by jury. AT the Circuit Court the
counsel for the propOnent of the
will moved the Court that the ap-
peal be dismissed upon certain
grounds specified in the motion.
The Court granted the motion and
dismissed the appeal upon the first
ground stated in the motion, to
wit: that the appellant did not file
his bond for costs on appeal within
ten days from the decision appealed
from. This ruling was excepted
to by appellants counsel, and bill
of exceptions presented and al
lowed.
II appears by the bill Of eIeep-
tiOns that the Court not only held
that the bond was not fled within
the time fixed by law, but that
bond presented to Judge Hardy,
presumably within the ten days,
was insufficient because ii was not
signed by the principal
The consideration by the Court
of this latter point was excepted 10
by appellants counsel, upon the
ground that the facts were not
placed before the Court either by
affidavit or by the production Of
such bond.
We ind, by examination Of the
papers in the case, which are made
3 part Of the bill Of exceptions, that
there i nothing in the certificate
Of appeal from Judge Hardy or the 1
certified copy of the minutes Of the |
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proceedings before him, sent up to
the Circuit Court that throws any
light upon this question. Neither
do we find any affidavit or state
ment of evidence among the papers
in the case supporting the theory
of a bond not signed by the prin-
cipal.
We do not see that this question
affects in anywise the point at issue,
TO wit 4: the dismissal of the appeal ;
for to enable the appellant to profit
by this first bond, which is not on
file, ii would be incumbent on him
10 show by affidavit or otherwise,
its presentation within the legal
time; rs this has not been done,
the reference to it by the Court was
unfounded and may be regarded as
mere surpluSage.
The real issue raised by the first
ground of the motion to diSmis,
was whether any bond for costs on
appeal had been filed within the
legal time. The evidence on this
point is the bond itself which is on
file, and the report of the Circuit
Judge. This bond, which is dated
February 10th, 1889, is endorsed as
follows: Filled March S, 1889,
for February, 10th, 1889. (Sig)
J. Hardy, Cir. j." The decision
admitting the will to probate hav-
ing been made on the 18th day of
February, it was necessary that the
bond of appeal should have been
filed on or before the Esd day of
February consequently it was too
late if it was not filed until the 9th
day of March. But we find upon
referring to the certificate of APP
peal. the following statement:
"He (the appellant has also filed
bond in the sum of 500 zone hun
dred dollars) for further costs, and
is entitled to try his cause before
jury, etc." also upon reference to
the transcript of the record and pro-
ceedings before the Circuit Judge,
we find the following: Feb.
18th, 1889. Appellant filed his
within notice of appeal together
with his bond for costs"
These two documents. to wit:
the certificate of appeal and the
transcript of the record and pro-
ceedings before the Circuit Judge,
are both official acts of the Circuit
Judge, and are required by law
and we feel that they are entitled
TO greater credence than the Judges
endorsement of a bond, and must
outweigh such an endorsement in
case of an Inconsistency such as ap-
pears in this case:
Therefore, as by these official
documents of the Circuit Judge, it
appears that the appellants bond
was filed within the time required
by law, We are of the opinion that
he is entitled to his appeal, and over
rule the decision of the Circuit Court
dismissing such appeal.
J. H. Barenaba for petitioner;
A. Rosa for contestant.
Honolulu, Nov. 81, 1889.
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Administrator S Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has this day been an
pointed Administrator OF the estate OF
ABRAHAM > BOLSTER. deceased. OF
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, Hawaiian Isl
ands. and al creditors are hereby notified
10 present their claims. duly authenticate
and with proper vouchers, II any exist.
even il the claim i scared BY mortgage
upon real estate 10 me ct nv Office IN
Honolulu. within SIX months from the
date OF this publication, OF be forever
barred And ali persons indebted % the
said estate are requested TO make imme-
date payment OF such Indebtedness 70. ne
LOUIS T. VALENTINE.
Administrator n the estate Of Abraham
: Bolster, corner Fort and Merchant
Dated jan ,, ioS0. 2l-6t I307-st
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take two days more than she thought
for her circumnavigation of the
globe. The bold and enterprising
Yankee lady has now gone off to
catch the boat for Colombo at
Brindisi. She will return to New
York by San Francisco, and the OBJ
iect of her long journey is to prove
that an unprotected female. speaking
only the English tongue, can ira
verse the world without help from
anybody. The lady's name is "Bly.n
i London Telegraph.
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Opinion Of Tie Court By Doe, j

EEFozE ECDD. c :, NCCLI. PRESTON, BICK-
EEu0S AND DOLE -.
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@rluraI aoperrlsnrss.s.
CASH ASSETS JAN IsT. 1884 sl.4II.ss4.4I

Takes risks against Loss or Damage by Fire
on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and Furn-
iture on favorable terms. A. JAEGER
1918 ly Agent for Hawaiian Islands.