The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01
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tents are cored for life on section
: OF MolOkai nee they cannot escape.
Most OF the 'ers are natives, but few
& thte men ing contracted the dis
In the We 1901 there will be two
cipses OF e sun, one of the moon,
snds lunar ppulse, the latter occurring
MF3rd, invisible in the Pacific. Only
. the moon eipse will be visible in Ho-
a9lulu. It'll take place at 4:45 a. m.
: on 0ctobeR7th. Sun eclipses occur on
Nr 18th id November 10th.
Sorcery ill exists among the natives
tho, thogh members of Christian
:hurches trn to their idols and occult
priests in time Of trouble. 1t is not
known HOY far the ancient custom of
praying eremies to death now finds de-
.Tstees, The law being strict in its treat
ntnt OF this and all other forms of ka-
hunaism.
Liliuokalani, ghe former Queen, still
lives in Honolu H. maintaining a moder-
ate degree Of Royal state and making
occasional triI rs to the Mainland. She is
a woman of high carriage, fine culture,
: composet Of plaintive music and has
'Titten an teresting book. She was
ne OF me most noticeable figures at
.lecn vet ria's jubilee in 1897.
Hawaii had no insect or
j ~. ests. Mosquitoes were
-. Mexico in the water butts
hips or whalers and have
a ! nerous Likewise cent?
= " and tarantulas. Owing
- The no poisonous plants or
LIS .e the centipedes and
a..s y ,Icofpiorosz4heir venor and the
atarantus come hairless, sprawl
ing spiq people permit to stay
Isl "a theirns to- catch mosquitoes
The htances from Honolulu
Vdr1R are as follows: Homo
III to ncisco, 2Ioo miles; tc
n D d !, miles; to Portland
III m es1l1nla, APO miles; te
III +: !: =: !: e.: 4: !: E: ::
{ I'VE. : 3 n17Iss; to Yokohama
lit.d j erlanila via N. E. Cape
e Eeat :: len etoria, B. c., 246'
Ii nidnigh we sane 100 miles
= The IN
Berger " M some OF the pr'n
b grounds f f1a"ailai is'anu
4 and A. faque Range, Oahu, 400
street. 8 I'd, 763 feet; Punch
the - IA 1E Tantalus, 2oI3 feet
/ Tr,.5 her crater, 1906, lowe
soIo., da1eakala, Maui, 1908
OF -. ~ A1exander's, Maui, 215
ed ..,. Gin Makawao, $3.50 feet
Ee,,.rI iMt5i, 1885 feet; Ma
s. 81 {<&t; Maulua Pail, 40
e FAX, Molokai, 4o5
DIP; k4 1000 feet; Kaolew
Pail, kIeper settlement, 2Io
ii The denominations of sill
IA yer W hing the reign of Ka
lakau3 f1ncisco mint, an
B hlf mpor ting medium {
L the All lue as the Unite
Itatei semain in circuls
4xllf ion rsrJ1i>ion is made by til
Unite soV ament to chang
the nhe lines have becom
very th6asands of oth'
Mrs. dollars, 100000; ha
dollad Q1srter dollars, $I2s
600; ~ total, ST, 600 600.
ThI feeeipts, expenditur,
and Hawaii tabulatt
the f - 63k. four years as TO
lows; siltleN Sc, 3S3,o7o.7S; e.
pend 1o338; cash balance
treas public debt, S.
OLAF exenue $2,65o,434. II
expen ,oI1; e2 80; cash balan'
in tire LAS; public deb
81 s., 800 16 revenue, $2,7oe
4oI2. uz< $2.2oo,o37.57; ca
~ baland sun $500, $500; publ
hebt, 1899, revenue, S.
a5425 itures, s3,Io6,573.o
ny Asbin treasury, SI,o24,oT4. 4
bh$4Soo, 35I.4o.
hHa;rade balance for the pa
Our as follows: 1897, Import
III a,6S2 Exports, $I6,o21,775.1
1xces,rt Values, $o451, 577.7
-ustose Receipts, S6s68o5. 8