The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-04

v5S.cs5 Kauai rhe Garden Isle
au5 us. there ,as sane hearty,
loy4l weicome @eeo-1e5 to her
throughout her vs., 70 the wind
ward islands The following 5x-
--=c. from 81 address 70 Her Ma-
5sS-y by The foreign residents oi
ki-zuez- hzu&i. Is completely ch&r-
ac.s-.s.ic Of the sentiments felt snd
uttered wherever the Queen has
NE: her people. IS We pray th&t
Your Mzjes.y ulzy be long spared
% rule over happy, eOuteuted
@n6 prosperous people; JhSt native
And stranger may stand firm IN
-hsir loyalty 70 The Throne, &Dd n
,beir Afec:5ou for the Sovereign;
and thzs The greatest giory Of Your
Mzjes.y's reign may be peaee-she
glory q : kinsiom whose life i
established in righteousness
The Fourth Of July was ee.e-
b-z-e5 throughout cae Islands II
The customary manner, b4lLs, PIC
nieS- races, speeches @nd = general
holiday.
sths Fo-r-b fell On Saturday
-15s vez-- the celebration Was Be
--r In Eoaolul1 by . grand ball
given ty the American citizens,
Ato-. 3 c1o-s4-5 Invitations we're
issued zz6 tI-ly seven hundred
responded tv cler presence The
lz- w-s held II the Gymnasium,
which w@s t@s.ss-,ly GseC-@ts5 for
-Le Ccc1S5cc- and TaS = pronounced
s-ceess- On Saturday, the Fourth,
he Open House wzS crowded 70
be4r the speeches Of Mr, Il. II.
S-o-- the orator Of the day, @u6 q
HIS EzssIsacy the United S.s-ss
Minister P.saipo.snaary. bo1h Of
which ws-e Published II full N
.ls afternoon : reception was held
" HIS Excelency. whsca vas very
largely attended Some thousands
q holiday makers chose kzpi0lAni
Park for tLs5r citing. while others
went BY r-I 70 Pear Hzrbor
where rowing aDG sailing matches
r~s-s enjoyed ty the spectators
TIE meteorological report for
July shows s sigh. increase n ths
rainfall = compared With tbs. for
y-1s- beng - inches 81 t1e Gov
sr1U--c observatory in Honolulu,
t-- with t5v exceptional districts
-le whole group Is sill suffering
froE - ilsoEeisucy Of rzin-
The Customs statistics for the
quarter ending June Seth With
comparative table Of exports for
SIX months, 1921. compared With
corresponding period 1890, were
Published II our Issue Of the 18th
ms The total value Of exports
for the quarter amounts 70 $780, :
7S5, Of which s1,799, ,ISs was sugar,
the next item II the order Of values
being bananas. which represent :
value Of s56.S93.
The exports Of the frs: half Of
IS9- show u Increase over the
corresponding period Of 1920 Of no
less than 1905 TINS Of sugar. The
lzrge increase N the sugar export
took Pl@ee II the frst quarter Of
the year, and was due 70 the efforts
Of the planters 70 push forward
their output before the damnatory
effects Of the Mckinley tariff began
70 zc,-
At this present writing most of
the P-antz5io1s have finished grind
ing for the season t Is impossible
IS yet 70 torsten the tota. produce
Of the year. bu. It VII probably
&c, differ largely from the last, OF
about 230.OO0 tons
On the 18th JuIy,In the evening,
The large freight warehouse = the
depo. at kahUlui CNauD was found
70 BE On ire, resulting N total loss
The loss included the warehouse
with 5 quantity Of bullding mzteriaI
and Ten freight e4rs belonging TO
the N2hului Railroad Company,
and most Of the merchandise land-
ed the szms morning by the Like
ike from Honolulu The fire was
confined to the building in which
Il originated, m2inly BY the fire
proof Custom House, which pre-
vented L reaching to Chinatown
The Honolulu Electric Light
Company sre progressing with
their building on King street
Fhe- rrono-a n Sun1lr rhoir