The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-28

Situation III leI Ills IN rrE-ll Al .e-I
/ is protected our country may be pro-
/ .sg-ed. and when our country is. thus
| protected orr properly may De- protect
/ 3D.. and therefore we. brothers. ought
I cd exert our energies Gu this matter.
This Union was first organized in Bril-
.-a Columbia. Canada, Vancouver and
! Victoria. Ia AmeriCa-Sal Francisco.
/ Seattle. Portland, Butte City. Helena,
| Chicago. Los Angeles. New YORK. Spo-
kane. ogden. Havana, in Japan, Straits
I Settlement. siam. etc. and then in Ho-
uu.u,u Our patriotic actions are vel
known 20 all everywhere and now &c Is
high time for us 90 do our best 90 pub
lcly organize the patriotic Juion for
the best interests OF our country, etc.
Article III-Offcers. This Union
shall have its head office in Honolulu
and IT'S branch officers in different Isl
ands. IL shall be the duty OF the OFF,
/ Gers Of the head office OF Honolulu 20
communicate with those OF foreign
ports and those OF the Head Society in
China in reference 20 business matters
Of the Society. The officers OF the head
department OF Honolulu shall be one
president. several vice presidents. sec
retaries. trustees and advisory cOumit-
tees. They shall be selected from
members OF this Union. Orators shgI
be- appointed a. speak OH The political sit
pgtiOH OF the country. They shall have
the management OF the business Of the
society. All matters OF importance
shall be submitted for The approval ~ the
president and rice presidents Of the Home
SOcitV m china and IL shall be their
duties 10 record and recommend Ito
the EMPEROR the meritoriOus acts and
abilities OF all reformers, etc.
Article IN-Any person who so loves
his own country may be admitted "a
member OF this Union. All members
are brothers, no matter whether they
are rich or poor, old or young. he
initiation fee shall be two dollars. Ha-
waiian currency, which shall De used
for the support and maintenance OF
this Union. Members may subscribe
ten thousand shares towards this Union
(if they choose to do IT'D. Those who
desire TO join as members may go
10 the head Office at Honolulu to enlist
their names from a. m. TO noon and
p. m. TO 9 p. m. daily. Those who
are in other parts of the Islands may
go TO the managing officers az the near
est places. Those who do not wish TO
use their own names mdB HSc fictitious
HgmcS. etc. Certificates OF membership
shall be given 10 each member stating
name Of such member. These certifi-
Gates shall be made out in triplicate
by regular members under the seals OF
the society and those OF presidents.
The original one shall be given to the
member. the duplicate to be kept In the
Honolulu head Office, and the tripllcate
TO be sent TO the Home Society in Chi
ma. Those who have been admitted as
members are termed brothers" They
ought TO love each other as brothers
from the same parents. so as 10 exert
themselves to take necessary steps in
regard to political affairs OF the coun-
try. II any Que DO any harm or iHjurV
10 oar brothers zee must rctdiidfc TIE same.
etc.
Article V-Fees and Expenditures:
Initiation fees shall be paid to the per-
sons appointed for collection every Sat
urday and they shall pay the same to
the Treasurer. Managing officers shall
receive no remuneration except the
secretary, and travelling expenses shall
be paid to those who are appointed as
orators TO proceed TO other Islands.
All the money after deducting all ex-
penses here shall be rcmiffcd 20 the
Home Society iH china for safe keeping
in the banks
The inherent places entrusted 20 re-
ceive money are as follows:
At the Chez San Po of Hongkong;
Ching zee Pc of Yokohama; Tin Nam
Pc of Singapore
The managers of the above newspa-
per Offices shall make out receipts for
the amount they receive which are to
be Undersigned by the managing Of
ficers at that place. The receipts Of the
branch officers of other Islands must be
sent to the Honolulu head office month
ly. Members of this Union are patriots
and their object is to follow the ex-
amples of those of Japan and Italy for
the entire reformation of their coun-
try. They do not do this for the sake
of their future rewards, &c. &c. &c.
IL they shall have succeeded in their
object the Government shall issue
bonds to the members as TO the num-
bers Of their shares with interests
thereon. Their shares shall be twice
as much as those OF ordinary bonds,
&c, &c, &c.
Dated 14th day of the 18th month of
the oath year OF Kwang SIT Jan. 1900.
Published by the Managing officers of
the Royal Protective Union OF Homo
lulu, L. s. A.. for the protection OF His
Imperial Majesty Of the Ia Using