The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-16
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

beautiful structure, just completed,
which stands at the foot Of Punchbowl
Hill and is known as the Queens Hos.
pital. Under any circumstances the
erection of such building in any
country would indicate the existence
of the highest order of Christian
benevolence towards the destitute sick,
who are unable to provide their food
and clothing, much less to obtain the
medical assistance and care necessary
to restore health and prolong life, or
alleviate the sufferings inseparable from
the last hours of dying humanity.
The. following is the list of officers
and trustees of the institutions: His
Majesty King Kamehameha ~, per.
petual president; C. r. Bishop, treas
urer; j. w. Austin, secretary; VIM. Hill
lebrand, physician; executive commit
tees. n. Castle, VIM. Webster, j. w.
Austin, g. NJ Robertson, T. c. Heuck;
trustees-Prince L. Kamehameha, d. L.
Gregg, VIM. Webster, G. NJ. Robertson,
I. c. Heuck, +. Stapenhorst, A. P.
Everett, c. Brewer, II. j. H. Holds
worth, j. Montgomery, S. N. Castle,
G. r. Bishop, j. w. Austin, Z. o, Hall,
J. T. Waterhouse, w. A. Aldrich, w.
L. Green, H. Hackfeld, A. B. Bates and
S. c. Damon.
New Sugar Plantation.-From Hilo,
we learn that Aiko formerly proprietor
of the Aiko estate) is making arrange
ments to commence another plantation
in the same neighborhood. When old
planters like Aiko find inducements to
start new plantations in these hard
times, there is certainly room for others
to persevere. Mr.. Fosbrooke has brought
us some samples of the Hilo canefelds,
which, though not as long or as large
as some we have before noticed, show
: that in or around Hilo there can be no
risk in raising cane.
New Species of Fish.-A specimen of
new fish was caught Yesterday in the
harbor, which Mr.. Emmert thinks has
never before been found in our waters.
1t very much resembles a mackerel.
Fine oranges.-We acknowledge the
receipt of some very fine oranges from
Judge Sheldon of Kona, Hawaii, all the
more acceptable as having been raised
by our former associate in the ups and
downs of editorial life.
The Next Mail Duet is thought
that the Yankee would leave San Fran.
cisco on the 1st of December. If SO
she will bring two mails-those of Dc
tober 81 and November /. Should she
I, not have left San Francisco until De
cember 3, she will bring us three mails
including that of November H. which
will give full details of the Presidential
election. She will be due here about
= December Is.
L The steamer Kilauea does not 90 ou'
this week, but is undergoing some al
. terations in her rig, which will render
her more serviceable and more com
. Portable for travel. On her last triI
. up to Hilo, and also on the return trip
u she had crowd of passengers and {
fair freight, and must certainly be do
! ing paying business. On Sunday nigh
{ she arrived off port from the windwarC
:, about seven clock, but owing to the
darkness it was difficult to find the an
chorage, while light would have en-
abled her to enter the harbor
The friends of the passengers wht
y sailed for the United States in the shiI
. Black Sea will be gratifed to learn tina
u she arrived at New Bedford October 1
y -l22 days passage She sailed henc
December 81, and her passage hom
= was therefore nine months and hal
!. from Honolulu, three and half o
n which were spent in Sydney HarbOr
y Runaway Accident.-On Thursda.
Z afternoon, while the King was ridinl
a out in a buggy with Peter Kaeo, tn
y horse took fright and upset the vehicle
- injuring Mr.. Kaeo, but His Majest
- fortunately escaped unhurt
Advertisement.-A.S S. Cleghorn beg
to inform the ladies of Honolulu tina
81 81 he has received, direct from LondoI
a genuine assortment of Piesse & Ii
:, bins celebrated perfumery.
- Wells Fargo & Co. 3 Express.-E.
- Adams, agent, sells bills of exehang
y in sums to suit on Wells Fargo & CO
~ Safe and speedy conveyance of mel
20 chandise, coin, letters and valuable pal
,, cells to all parts of the United States
Canada and Europe.
a @. Brewer & Co.-Hides, Goatskini
"a tallow, slush, old copper, old eompos
~ ton, old yellow metal purchased at tn
=, highest market rates.
"a Fresh Island Butter.-For family an
"a ship use, in small kegs. A full suppl
~ will be kept throughout the season b
No II. W. Severance.
az Terms Quick, Prices Low.-On han
A. at John Il. Warehouses fireproof en-
=, pOrium, 100000 No. Manila cigar
L twist end of March 1860, date. Wa
"a ranted the best in the market. Ais
~ fine Manila cigars of older dates.
H. II. Hackfeld & Co.-sugar and M
"a lasses from Koloa plantationl Gro
~, ls60l In quantities TO suit.
- Pearl River salt.-We have col
n stantly on hand salt from the Pea
River Salt Works, both coarse and I'm
a. Also KaWaihaa potatoes, In quantitii
a, TO suit Wile0x Richards & Co,
~ Honolulu Iron Works. Constantly {
IA hand, a supply of anyils, cart boKe
Va forge backs, chain shoppers, aal
NO weights, stove plates and Innings dun
M bells enc.
@n Fresh Butter From Jones Molok
ga Dairy ana Halt'5 oahu Dairy ~ n
on Family 0ToefB aui Feed Store, 90
MI street, near Hotel street A y cal
M wright