The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-09
Speak gently it is better far
Your temper not to tax.
Speak gently, once or twice,
And then, wade in and get an AK.

Speak gently it is better far
Your temper not to tax.
Speak gently, once or twice,
And then, wade in and get an AK.
In Minister Willis instruc-
tons from his Government you
will find written Gan American
citizen who during revolution
in a foreign country participant
ed in any attempt OF force OF
arms or violence to maintain or
overthrow the existing Govern
ment, cannot claim that the
Government of the United
States shall protect him against
the consequences of such act"
In this debate we will agree
with the majority and vote con-
sistency a jewel, but we rise as
one man and ask wherein
the action of Minister
Willis in regard to the
deportation Of Cranstoun on
Saturday last was inconsistent
with any instructions issued to
him by his Government. Ii
Cranstrom had been brought be-
fore the Military Commission
and found guilty of any charge
made against him by the Gov
eminent in connection with the
late uprising he would not then,
according to the Instructions
published, be entitled to any aid
or comfort from the United
States, but he was not SO tried.
Whether under martial law the
Government has the right to de
port foreigners is a matter which
the officials can handle much
better than outsiders. If the
Government has erred in the
matter it is abundantly able to
argue its case without calling
upon outside talent for assistance.
Street rumors are seldom
facts and in this instance if they
were, the Republic or Hawaii
has more International compli-
cations to deal with than have
been dreamed o. in recent
history Vrr6Rm sat sabtrNtl.
1t is said that tn, rainfall, was
greater Saturday hight around
the nest OF the Ornithorynchus
than anywhere else IN town.
Evidently the rain is valuable. 1t
must be a source of satisfaction
to people to be able to tell just
how much rain has fallen during
a certain period but they cannot
figure it out without a rain
guage. We have the very latest
pattern, standard rain guages
and can sell them at very low
price.
Carriage Whips are sometimes
used in place of oats to make
horses go; it depends upon the
horse which has the best effect,
we cannot supply you with oats
but in Carriage Whips we can
fill any order.
The Grand Rapids Carpet
Sweeper is without doubt the
best substitute for a broom. We
have ust received a stock of
these celebrated labor savers
and can recommend them as en-
Cellent articles for use either on
polished or covered floors.
To fill a slight demand we
have placed in our store a small
twO-hOle stove suitable for bach
elors who do their own cooking
or for use IN very small families.
They are as perfect as larger
stoves but very much cheaper.
1t is not SO astonishing, when
you consider the beauty and
price, that our Dinner Sets of
white and gold should be so
much admired! There's never
been anything to approach them
in beauty and almost every one
admires pretty things-doubly
SO when the price brings them
within their reach, We've put
the price on these dinner sets
down to line with the purses
OF the people. Our other pieces
and odd sets are as handsome as
any one wants, the decorations
are the latest and the prices
suitable for every day uses. We
all eat asparagus, but we don't |
all have dishes made purposely |
for holding the vegetable; there's
no reason why we should not
they are here tor the asking, and |
praying, and the prettiest you
ever saw.