The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-11-29

SCORES ~ plases on much used tho,
luFhfnfes h. nlied esrfnily
Weddings and engagement an
nounoemenis are coming thick ana fasi
nov These are In season al the year
round In Hawaii mel
HilO Will swear that Honolulu ca.,asd
the recall of the FIRST New York sor
the especial purpre of depriylng the
Rainy City Of the bliss Of the company
OF MAJ. sague and his band Of goo
water proof braves.
All the residents OF an districts of
Honolulu will unitein commencing the
board OF Health for It's Determination
that there shall not be al any mimi ON
the Waikiki road any detriment to
the enjoyment OF the pleasure OF the
main drive
ohe or two Honolulu people were bit
by the slump" in Hawaiian Commar-
cial stock, but as rule the manipula-
tlon Afforded pastime and occunatiop
only for spectators on the Coast the
business OF the corporation meantiu.
continuing precisely the same on Mani
y new educational plan that merits
encouragement is the idea OF Professo,.
iheo Richards, of the Hawaiian Hoard
70 provide each Hawaiian village
throughout the group with a library
Quite rightly the Mission children have
heartily co-operated In the work and !,
VIII be advanced promptly and effec,
lively.
Inc americans who made Hawaii
ana the aboriginal people who NAV an
preclate advancement of THAR nett,
cannot but on this day think with al.
most reverence OF Admiral Thomas
'ne seaman whost first thought was
that full justice should be renderaa T.,
all matters in which he was in apv
way concerned.
mere has yet to be undertaken Z,
demonstration in which figures cannot
IN some way be applied. A Britisb
race horse trainer has proven by a lone
series of experiments with a single how
ana single horse that Tod Sloan's
style OF riding relieved the mount OF
seven pounds OF weight during the
whoie OF the race. The crouchink at
titude Will be ordered by a number of
the British owners.
The rejection of the torpedo Destroy
er Farragut, made in San Francisco
by the United States Navy Department.
on account of failure to meet the sneed
requirement, is sickening blow to
the pride of the city. But the incident
Will be good medicine in its way II Il
assists in convincing the Coast people
that the sky is not higher at San Fran
cisco than elsewhere.
| Joseph Marsden has done for HAWAII
signal service In bringing the coun-
try to the attention of the great Rus
sian Count Leo Tolstoi. The count
will make further and careful study
of this land, including labor, social and
race conditions and will seek to con-
firm his first impression that number
or the industrious but oppressed peas
ants of his country could find suitable
homes here.
| 1t Is small wonder that there are
deep and genuine regrets over the part
ing Of employer and employees at Eva
plantation. as Mr.. Lowrie himself
suggests, measure or portion of his
remarkable success is without due to
the fact mat he has been in touch con-
stantly with the men under him. He
has certainly enjoyed their fullest con-
fidence and finding the worthy has
trusted them.
1t developed lately that the inquirer
in London advertisements for "time
expired gunners," was an agent for the
Chinese Government and that the men
were wanted for the Chinese navy and
would receive fancy pay and transpor-
tation each way on entering contract
for three years. Extra steam was at
once put on in the British Foreign Or
flee and the attention OF time expired
jack tars was called to the Foreign
enlistment act forbidding men who
had mastered war secrets under the
Union Jack going into the service OF
any other country.
Hilo's Chamber OF Commerce has set
an example that might well be follow
ed in Honolulu, IL this place had a
Board Of Trade that worked on modern
lines. There should be at some con-
yenient and spacious place in the CAPT
tai representative exhibit. As 1t is
, now, there is required infinite labor
and attention to demonstrate to the
visitor on Oahu an idea Of the produc-
, tiveness OF the lands Of the group
Hilo's Chamber of Commerce has been
having n sort of county fair and II has