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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

President to bring out the real
situation that existed at Homo
lulu as it actually existed last
January. when Mr.. Stevens,
then United States Minister at
Honolulu. was so actively en-
gagged in forwarding the overthrow
which he had so singalarly fore
Swallowed, In his letter to Mr..
Blaine. The guomon on the
worlds dial does not move back
ward. The United States
will not permit any
foreign power to control
those islands. American inter-
ests and ideas must, from the
situation of things. prodeminate
there. All the same, it is right
that the truth about exMinister
Steyeus's course at Honolulu one
year ago should be seen and IN
derstood, and Mr.. Cleveland
brings it out in its strongest
lights and shades, and to great
effect. Hartford (Ct.J Times.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
A FULL HOUSE.
So Were the Best Speakers
with the Subjects.

The so-called, American
League, sent an invitation to the
HoLoMUA to have representative
of the paper at a political talk
held at its rooms last evening.
In response a HoLoMUA man
was present and reports that:
The meeting was large
respectable and very orderly one.
On the platform the visages of
men who were not in accord with
the people was most noticeable.
The Thurstonian plan of patting
the uncivilized on the back was
put in force by Sam Damon.
who mali mailed with the kids"
by saying that they should have
representation in the Councils.
Sam neither treated nor drank.
Other people followed in him,
better men than Sam Except
Smith) who also voiced their
''love for the dear people. Mr..
Macon, who has lately obtained
a reputation, came to the
fore as a figh ter for
the lost cause but his remarks
were overshadowed with the mist
Of doubt and looked very much
like special pleading to evade
a fine. Mr.. T. B. Murray, the
proprietor of the League, and
his assistants did all in their
power to make the show sue
cess and as there was no entrance
fee they can be credited with
being lin it with both feet.
NIB. A man named Armstrong,
who used to be Commissioner
of immigration under King
Kalakaua spoke about something
or other.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
The Truth Must Out.

Tue Presidents Hawaiian
message. a strong State paper.
evidently troubles or annoys his
bitterest opponents, as the quo
tations from the press, we'll show.
Bitterness, vinegar and gil
characterize the anti Cleveland
utterances mostly. The New
York Tribune speaks of the un-
pleasant relevations concerning
ex-Minister Stevens. as being
what the President) chose to
regard as the facts in the case
on the day that the President
assumed his office. The reason
that message hurts Mr.. Cleve-
lands enemies so badly is that
what be chose to regard as the
facts in the case tcere the actual
and undeniable facts. Mr.. Stew
ems was rushing things at a pace
a little too rapid. The best men
aud most Of the real civilization
of the islands are on the side Of
the provisional government
Also it is true that the people of
the United States would like to
see some form of a protectorate
over those islands So important
TO American commercial and
naval interests. But Americans
are Just. and it is proper for The
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
DISCLOSED.
A Haor's Brains Used

Mr.. Lorrin Thurston. the envoy
of the provisional government of
Hawaii to this country, is ex-
pected to reach Washington to-
morrow morning. There is some
curiosity as to how Mr.. Thurston
will be received by orr govern
ment. There are some hints
that he may be handed his pass
ports after his arrival here and
invited to take his departure
without much ceremony. This
would be the proper thing to do,
in all likelihood, but members of
the administration fear that that
might have the effect of making
heroic character out of Thurs
ton, and thus adding vastly to
his Importance.
Thurston made a flying visit to
Honolulu, his purpose being to
carry in person some campaign
documents prepared for him here
by Hoar, Chandler & Co., and
approved by the Republican man.
ayers in Congress. Thurston has
been openly and VIGOROUSLY train
ing with the Republicans, and just
as openly abusing the Democratic
party in general and the admin
istration in particular. His con-
duct here has been entirely undi-
plomatic, as be has thrown himself
into the arms completely of a
political party and done everything
possible to assail the American
Government and its policy.
The letter that was signed by
Dole in answer to Mr. Willis was
the joint work OF Senators Hoar,
Chandler and Fry. 1t was taken
by Thurston, Dole's name at
tached to it. and then promul-
gated as the reply of the Pro-
visional Government. This is
we'll known here as copies of it
were preserved and were read
by few people long before it
was given to the public by the
Hawaiian route.
Thurston will begin to cayort
around the real estate ring and his
chief interest in the annexation
enterprise is to enable himself to
get an American title to the goods
and chattels and lands that he
has gobbled up from the Hawa-
iian natives, and that he fears
may be taken away from him
some time or another by an honest
representative Government back
ed by a majority of the Hawaiian
people who come into power at
Honolulu.
Thurston will also begin to
cavort around Republicans no
doubt when he gets here and
to engage In new conspiracies
against the present Gov
eminent of the l. tie d
States with Hoar, Chandler,
FRYE. Bouttele 4 Co. If his
papers are not handled to him
promptly it will be because the
Administration is somewhat in
doubt Us to tue propriety OF
increasing his importance by
making a martyr of him.
Only for this reason will he be
permitted to remain here in any
representative official capacity
The representative of any other
other nation in this country.
acting as Thursten has acted.
would no doubt be shipped home
without ceremony.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The Annexation meeting at
Paia was attended by about 100
Portuguese laborers ordered there
by II. P. Baldwin. The meeting
should have taken place in
Waikiki, but there are no annex
ationists there any longer so
President Kalua had to be
carted up to Paia.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The Custom House people
seemed to have dropped their
whiskey. at tcatsr is the latest
addition 10 their schedule.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The Misses Albu aud tteir
manager left for the Volcano this
afternoon. They may give a
concert In Hilo.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Mr.. E. b. Friel left this after
noon for his home at Waikapu by
the Claudine after a short stay
in town.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships viii leave for and arr We
from San Francisco aud other foreign
ports, on or about the following dates,
till the close of 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The barkentine Wilder, Capt.
McNeill beat the Planter and
Amelia in the race to San Fran
cisco.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

President Dole aud Messrs. c.
R. Bishop and W. F. Allen dined
together last night at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The statement said to have been
made by the Rev. Tumbler at the
Fort Street Church on last Sun
day to the effect that Chinese
New Years interfered with their
Sunday School business, was. to
saw the least, a hint that the
Hawaiian heather was not in it
with his Celestial brothers.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The following gentlemen are
the officers of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company elected to serve
for the year 1894; John D.
Sprecaels. President; Captain
Charles Goodall, Vice President;
E. H. Sheldon, Secretary; j. d.
Spreckels Brothers, Treasurers;
Claus Spleckels. A. B. Spreckels,
A. l.. Tubbs, A. G. Tubbs and
Charles l.. Wheeler. Directors
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Mr.. C. r, Bishop a former
resident of Honolulu arrived yes
terday by the China.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

The Hawaiian Hotel enjoys the
patronage of the last number OF
gests who all express their salts
faction with the efforts of the
well-known caterer Mr.. Fireman
who has charge of the dining
room.
The trial of Mr.. j. Alfred
Magoon. lawyer. charged with
assault and battery on Mr.. ]. w.
Luning came off in the District
Court this morning. The judge
reserved Cd his decision. Mr..
Creighton for the assaulted. and
SIR. Kinney for the assaulting.
party.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Mrs. H. n. Castle returned to
Honolulu again by the steamer
China.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

LEAVE BoSoLULU DUE AT HoSoLuLr
FOR sax FEAScssoo- Fx. SAY FEAScisoo
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Lent on next Wednesday, Feb.
9TH. Be good girls or as good as
you can.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

There are only six cases of
criminal libel to be tried at this
term of Court.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Don't forget the Champion
Minstrel show at the old Armory
tomorrow.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Scots met last night and
"donalds" were in it.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Has the Board of Education
investigated the incomes of
teachers yet?
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
Konohi is still being celebrated.

Not so many fire crackers as in
former years.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Valentine day is coming on.
Konohi is still being celebrated.
Not so many fire crackers as in
former years.
Scots met last night and
"donalds" were in it.
Mrs. II. n. Castle returned to
Honolulu again by the steamer
China.
Lent on next Wednesday, Feb.
9TH. Be good girls or as good as
you can.
Don't forget the Champion
Minstrel show at the old Armory
tomorrow.
Has the Board of Education
investigated the incomes OF
teachers yet?
There are only six cases of
criminal libel to be tried at this
term of Court.
Mr.. c. r. Bishop a former
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06
from the at'ater-froat.
Foreign Vessels Expected.

rTbis List does not Include steamersl
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-06

Valentine day is coming on.
, 1894-10-16
Sur bafercuItur.

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ben 2lnbau be9 6afer5 0eben 3I pollen,
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miro, iDaS ct 5u t6un bat. SnoeB nerbclt
folgenoe GegeLn i'm lu8emeiuen ais Qn1alt
oienen tOnnen; l. 98tQ man nit 6ibers
belt cinen lobnen6en Grtrag bonn Safer CT
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ltcb ndb 6cn @orTriidbten ul1b 6er 8e>
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8oOen i6per uno bic 8orfrucbt @etreioe
9~eipeIet, 10 brede man Die STOPPED mDgz
Iicbit balb nad Ser Grnte tief nm unb gcbe
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ben @rubber notDmenoig. 5. yfa1 Sad
frt9ten (3u pclben tief geafert murDe)
ptro es itets %5DedmdBi9 iein, tpenr i'm
!0crbIte ior8fdlttg 8epfllgt purbe, int
Srltblabre ben Bflug 9an3 gu iparen; BET
leibten, ianOi9en 80Den fam eS n;cbt iel>
ten llcb aIS oortbeil6aft erDeiien, ou9 bas
9erbitpflit8en SIT unterlafien unO Bic Saat
nut bur9 ben @rubber unter3ubringen.
6. gfa6 &lee iOQte itetS nut einmaI, aber
Dor Wtnter unb m0gltbit tief gepflitgt
tperoen. Z. Sc reiber al gtd6ritoffen Der
older lit, ober nit Oieicn rationeQ perie6en
rperOcn fam, nm 10 ttefer lift beriel6e um5
3ubre3cn; nur 6ur6 ttefe GuItllr lit bel
retcbem 8Oben boS 2agern gu oermeioen
unb cine retbe 6aferernte 3u er3ielen.
8. Die @8ge ~gebraucbe man lteber gu piel
ais 3n penig, tie iou Sen Qder gei9lo1ien
maAen unb 5u8Ieib Dem Samenforn cine
genilgenSe, bonn Seine Ieicbt gu burbbre>
6enbe 8ebefun9 i6affer.
, 1894-10-16

= Sine ergreifenoe Scene trug lih 6ie1er
Sage in einent Der Stem 2)orfer 8olt3ei5
geridte 3u, unb baS fam TO-: 8or etlicben
Su6ren panberten aus Dem GliaB brei junge
2eute, 0cor9 Sdger, Sule &egnier uno
G6arIotte S6netoer, iii 9tcm Oorf eiH. Sic
maren Sugen0genDIien uno bliebcn aucb in
Der neuen l}elt treue Srcunoe. @corg uno
Charlotte iDur0en Elm 80or llno i9rer G6e
cntiprDB Elm S03ter9en, bas Quf BEN
9taunen Slime get0uft pur6e. 8or slu0lf
Wtonaten unternahm SGger cine 0elbQftSz
reiie nGb europa, no ct ~ertranftc unD
itorb. Sctn junges 0eib iberlcbte ieinen
SOB ntcbt LANCE; I'M Wfai 3. s. ftarb lie in
SEEM Oorf, Die fleine 2utne, Sic fib 3u
eitem bilobii6i6en Mdbcben entipidclte,
mitteuos in Oct NeLt SuritGlaIien0. 0o9
9tcgnier, ber Sreuno ibrer DerItorbenen
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lief Nline, bie bi5ber an Der Seite zines
2~lgentct Ser &tnoerihuB7 @eielieui6aft
9eitanoen, nit auSgebreiteteu 2trnen ouf
tbreu 0obltBdter 3u. Ser ltQrfe Wtann
S~itterte Dor Grregung, ais er ba6 Sarte &inO
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log, haB tie BET 0e9enitano Der 0erDonb@
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unb bat i'm, ite 8u fiiiien. @r that e8 unb
brd9 babel in IbrGnen aus gait e5 bod
ftdb bon Dem, mas ibnl oaS 2tebite auf Der
g8elt, SIT trennen. Sbren 8fle9eDater
petnen ie9en unb bann ebenfoQs irS9lub5
gen auS5ubreben, mar bas Mert zines
2(ugenbliGS, unO Die 8ei6en boten einen
uniG9li6 riibrenoen Nnblid. Ser 8ez
ric6t Oes Ngcnten Der &inoerid6uB : 0eie0e
icbaft, ipel6er ben Sal unteriuc9t bate,
mar Elm tparnle8 Sob fir 3egnier, ser pit
8ebarbt bate, I'M eS nur ieinem 2ieblin9
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bis lteB es fi6 l1ibt nebnten, 9fe9nter gu
belpben un6 ilbermieS bic &leine benz
S6uB Oer Society ct. @incent be BouG",
, 1894-10-16
J}eue An5eigeto.

OIae GOoes. In3eieen, weI9e fir ole
nlOrseu'2Iuseabe DER nJainois Stats.
3eituns" %auf9e9ebeu wer6en, erfdeinen Foiten.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2Inuahme pon 2Ins
5ei9en fir Gas 2tbenSbIatt fdIie6t nm II uhr
Mltttaes, fir ole Moreens2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nben0s.
, 1894-10-16
0rmm6eigemtbmm
@Ommsrfrtf8s- @Ommsrfrtfss

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anf angsmeinen @unI9 Der SabIrsiaen geiu9sr bon
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Die 2ates5rOnt in Soften ~ausselest unb in ben D}ortt
gebraBt @OtDers Cafe ift in spsiftinbt9sr 5abrt NIT
Der gtortb @eitern=gobu su erreidsn, Iiegt uobe Der
Citation GenOa SunrtiOn, misrDnfin. Sic fur5e Tobrt
BON 9enOa SuucttOn gum Cafe lift reid on Scenerisu uub
sefpdbrt cine berrItte ausfht ouf oos berumIjegenbe
Ssrraiu. Die Soften ba6sn idmmtIi6 so SUB Subfruut
an SEE unb isIbit int beiBeteu SDmner Debt elm be,
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, 1894-10-16
o0cS=9(tt3ei0e.

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rletll 9%eliebter Wtann Urieorid) Seeming am Ntontag
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, 1894-10-16
ScocSs@lttsciac.

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g9alobeinl. sSpnarlit gSei, Gatte.
, 1894-10-16
Stttcnltt gErntem.Mereim.

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J2ictnau ~9eftDrben 1T. Sic 9eer0ts
gu1tg ttn6et Itott 9onnerItog nm 2 ubr bonn 2rouers
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@bre gu e%rpeiien. Carolina SSa,tf, 8r6t0entin.
&puiin 8rui bon, Setr.
, 1894-10-16
o0eS=9Gteseiac

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nab 5toie 9tII Itatt
, 1894-10-16
gu Derleiben.

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X h4ltunas.9 fD6e[ ulto YtauDs Opn Der u. 8. Balofpin
&oon 60, 4. SItr Gbicago Stod GEbange @eb6noe,
&aiaae uHo @0lbiugton Str. 1soglS
, 1894-10-16
SnSeS=Netsetne.

Gen Wlt9ltebern bes Isabella Jrouen=@ereins ar
gta9ribt bQB @9pelter @tatia SneuntGe Deute M{it-
tag. ben Is. b. MG.; lta6 IanQem Getben ~geItprben lit. Die
8eerol9uuq finoet ont WtittmDdD ben II. b. MttS., nm l
ubr pom 3raIerbauie, $40 80. 2nfe=Str. CbiuterO, aug
mao W9Ibbeim ifott. 9te 9dtpeitern iinb eriu1t, nm
L ubr Wtltto9s in Der 9ale 5l eri1etnelL nm Der 0er=
%1tprbeueu Die leBte GOre al ermelIer.
GIara YSetn5, 8r6fioentiu.
NSotGarcthn !Gt.fch[, Gefret1rin.
, 1894-10-16

8erIahat: Manner unO Gra6er.
02erlangt: S9ubmoder, ~uiidtern urD Intelligent.
~ @tner Der boS &nmelIeu peritebt. &ein an6erer
bra1t9t naD3uiro9eu. 1903 g. 9alIteb=Str.
OSertongt: BeOoler f0nnen 81 per Sag un0 ntebr
nit etHent leibt oertQuflidet Artifel (bnrd 8otent
geldus0 per0ienen. 0tuiieu 81 3unt @nfana ntttbrtnz
gen. 8or3uiprebeu 50 SigeI Str, 9arterre, BON big
10 Ibr Ntorgeu8 r1o nod 4 ubr 9t0dut. I3o3t
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~ Ior9eu. 113 @lDbouru @pe.
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gStnters=Arbeit; Sabrpreis $500. 100 Wtdnner iii
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5Sobrt. 20 Sarm0r6eiter fir Sainois uno aubere 9r=
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02~erIonQt: 500 ar6eiter, Seomfters unb @croper-
boloer5, ben 9at5en Miuter Qrbeit in S(rfanias unb
Wtlf1ltppl, Sag Doer Stiid=2trbeit 8iatQe @rbeiter=
2tdet5 nadb @airo, W&empbiS, 8id56urq, gteiu Orleans
uno olen llibltnen 4l6Beu Oia Satuoi5 Central oirette
$trter IN GoB' ArbettS=Ngentur, 2 Ntartet=Str.
l0Df7t
, 1894-10-16
Ei1Gntienes.


SnDfe, SuiuIon & Co., Mortgooe 9anters, 52 Gear.
" bornltraBs, perletben Selo auf @bicagoer Sruuos
%si9entbum gu ben RieorigiteH 9rsiieL iptie aud auf Sc
oouoe. 6oss,1St
, 1894-10-16
poeS=0wsetoe.

Srelnoen NIB 8efannten Die trouri9e 0a6ri5t. bQB
u1tiere geltebte So9ter 8cma ~geItorben lit. Sic 8eerDt2s
gnng flnbet am @tittlpod BEN II. Gftober, nm 2 Ibr,
bonn Grouerbauie, lis S~ullertou &De,, itott.
S SSoSH o. S'"'' Stern,
16of2t uebft @eI9lptfteru.
, 1894-10-16
NeranIannaen.


Gxfnrfion nadJ gaidDteam Gitu
tdsIis ~nttttsIft bss beliebten utb Iauenen Samplers
500 CITY
@erGdBt Sos Oitenoe bes 8oneoInh Str. Bier iebsn
9Jt6r9en nm $50 (aus9eupmmen 0tuntaoS(. Riidfebr
am fOlgenoeu W{orgen nm $3.50. Run6fabrt 81. 90.
Pip. BAN %. u. S3en, SEMI W4anoaer.
DARK THEATRE-6tate nabe GOngreB Cir.
d An Avenue Belle,
gteue Spe5ialitdtet= unO &Dlu6bteu=GD. Die fron36IiI6en
lsbenben 9tloer. 6rOBe G6Dnbeten=8 orfibruu9. 3iuei
Worftelungen tdQliCh. = 10 Gents. l4pff7t
, 1894-10-16
W}16lirte 2immer.

Ou nermtetben: S9bH m6bIirtes 3immer nit
~ campaigning fitr %ein8elnel 9errr.
13o3t els 1tobaDf Ctr, 8. Slot.
, 1894-10-16
6wei9=Officen
Menbblatt Der Sa. Gtaatsz 3eitnng.
OfficesSeLehhnn SIN. Rak.

CUR gequemli@feit unierer ar,asigenNen aunben BADEN
nir mit Zen uEten 8ehannten perret elm NbtomIlen ge,
1erben sn ~osniet6en 9reifen. aIs ruefiii 6je5eibsn bireft in
Der @tpeDifiou 6er SItnDis 6toatsseitunQ ~o6geaebeu
ner0eu. Nu3eigen iolpie Announcements f5nneu al 6ieien
loer0eH.
, 1894-10-16
31n2bon

uDertaufeH: Got 25x125 on Spool Ctr, uabs
~ 9torb @btcago SbuBeuparf. bllig fnr Sub.
8O8t aor.: e AZ Stoats5eituug.
On nerfaufen: 100 Ncres am SoUb Rioer, Oregon,
~ SO 0tiatonen SSuB berrIi9en 9anueubol3es, eroBs
8dume, MIR 70 WtetIeu BON PortIaHo, Srgou. WuB
btnlg fir 8aar Oerfauft peroeu.
l8agbap abr: II 8 etaats8eitung.
, 1894-10-16

Annual Statement 81 tie MEWdEPA gIR ds
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, On the
8lst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

boats crew of the Hawaiian bark
Lady Lampson wrecked at Kings
man' 5 shoal- Captain lie Claire
who then had command. nllde a
searchingcruise visiting Palmyra.
Fannings and Washington island
resulting in establishing the
wrecked of the Lady Lampson.
but not finding the boats crew
which was afterward learned to
have been picked up by passing
San Francisco schooner SIX days
before the Bishop had started on
her "errand of mercy.
Captain Campbell of the Inter
Island S. S. Co, will leave by
the steamer James Makee this
afternoon to suprintend the work
of wrecking on saving the
steamer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
The National Band.

The members of the Hawaiian
National Band have been joined
together in unity for Just one
year to-day. and in recognition
of the continued unison of
brotherhood, which was estab-
lished on the basis of patriotism
and principle. they will give an
anniversary concert. this evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel. Follow
ing is the programme.
PAIR L
l. March-..Mai Poina De Ia'u-. Lihornio
.. srtlre-"Poet and Peasant" .Supsp
;. Cornet Soio-"Pretty Jane" Hartman
4. Daetf-''Atlla1 tnewl ...-.-..--...N Verdi
PAkr III.
5. Medley--..Bosion Bake. ...... Brooks
6. Polka. Star lsolo S4xophonel -.
..-...--..-.-~---- L1oornio
T. waitz-"Ensre Fores' lAmong the
Flowersl lnewi -Hernans.es
8. March-''columsiaa Guard. Brooke
Hawas PsIsi.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

We give space to a letter from
Mr.. Conrardy in our columns
because it shows how unreliable
statements appearing in Mr.. Ia
wainui's paper are. The "Kuo-
kos" viii print almost anything
it doesn't cost much as the mis-
sionaries pay for it, but the
Kuokoa' will never succeeded
in getting either the confidence
of the people or the standing
which its unfortunate editor de.
sires to gain. The ''Kuokoa" can
yet be had manuaii from the
old stand. The Daily HAWAII
HoLoMUA is for sale from to day
no gratis copies delivered.