The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-20
Highest Of all in Leavenng Powe-Laes U. S. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
TO INTEREST TIE WORLD.
AN AQUARIUM HERE TnAr WILL
GREATLY sURPAss Any OTHER.
Chas. u. bishop the Patron Prof Brig.
ham Speaks of " D. Scientists
Enthusiastic.

Prot. Brigham Of the Bishot
Museum will leave during tn,
winter for the States and Europe
on all important double headed
mission. He will be gone about
six months.
One object of the trip will be &c
examine into the first museums oil
the world with a view to improv.
ing the one at Honolulu. 1t is
known that several museums have
exhibits from the Pacific Ocean
that are not contained in the local
institution; interesting exhibits
from other parts OF. the world are
also not to be found here. Efforts
will be made to collatc these addi-
tons either by exchange OF
purchase.
The prime object Of Professor
Brighams trip abroad, however, is
to see Mr. Chas. J.. Bishop at San
1 Francisco on the subject of a new
and very important institution for
Honolulu II is TO be no less than
a mammoth tropical aquarium and
school Of biology Correspondence
between Mr.. Bishop and those
locally interested has been going on
for some time. 1t is given out that
the great philanthropist is much
taken with the idea and, in truth.
has all but expressed a decision TO
carry it forward. DR.. Hyde and
other trustees are enthusiastically
advocating the early establishment
of such an institution.
The neighborhood of Kakaako is
named as a suitable location for the
Aquarium Said Mr.. Brigham
this morning.
yes, Mr.. Bishop is interested in
the matter and we have hopes that
he will enter intoit. An aquarium
for Honolulu will be a most impor-
tant addition to the list Of our insti-
tutions. 1t will be one in which
not only Honolulu and the Hawa-
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that HonoI,,,,, ;s ,nost r,Do, Ill
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that The nrmher hoe sinne do U
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waters of Honolulu alone seyentv
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ali the New Eng,ard and M,ddIa
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can he doubled ;f not ,rah,ad
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izers ;s simniv rrsurrassad o,d
the most complete tron;caI AQUARIUM
of the world could he es,abl;shed
here aud Of nerhons lac avnansa
than elsewhere Trves,;oo,;ors on
the subject have bardiy hegrn
hrt I'VE oIreodv Lrom a,orns 80
believe that our colIect;or Coz be
node secord 70 rona
"If orr plans carry there wi,,
fret he large shor. hriId;nn
This will he the aorar;um and
school The tanks will he orI
cement and g,ass We Will No,
have so MANY as AT NAMES il NOT
being necessary Net Oil he a
steam launch for Use in GATHERING
specimens On account of ,he
water within the reef co freousrtIy
becoming muddy from heavy rains
a nine will be laid to the yea hevond
from which water Gnr The tanLs
will be drawn.
American biologists will feel an
intense interest in our nro;ect
There is not a tropical ao,ari,m in
that country. nor Is il possible m
have one Florida would he a GOOD
location but ON account of dancer
from yellow fever II could NOT he
made a success there Here in adj.
dition to the many other ADVANTAGES