https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/a3f7a5cb8450384a3463c9eabfc58073.pdf a8fbf48beaf628d9428d4c5f338d1245 PDF Text Text F THE RIEND 9le«) Sciic.i, 4. 31, 910. APRIL2, HONOLULU, ©fo 1883. 41, SetUo, 25 THE FRIEND. APRIL .88:,. a, Chinese Church at ready Gone 25 Kohala Poetry 25 New Guinea nnd the New Guinea Missions 26 Giving 27 a Privelege The Coan Memorial Service is it not Time 27 the Tables! to Turn there Association our Dialects in the Caroline Islands 30 30 H. B. M. S. Swiftsure..— 30 A late arrivals United States, it affords welcome Hon. we were century ago, Amherst, Active efforts known fame the world, now days were honors. Huntington, the late Gov. BulOur friend and suc- political around a tour upon have ted favor them, or a very by sending either any of them, Hilo, at Century or S. L. T. M. to Dr. to New York Club, The letters will be from deeply apprecia- her children upon Coan, Esq., Coan, letters preserved confer her, will scribed city. promptly returned, if Landmark Gone.—The rebuilding of the Pantheon us of the property among John Colcord, back original Saloon owner of blacksmith, a in the "thirties," in some he a whale-ship. $ 15,000, by left in the that Having to who away built the house He came acquired honest and hard "forties," re- We refer foreigners. and there worked at his trade. out has Massachusetts Before heard him say and died leaving at a work, returned in to Woburn, Honolulu Hethel blessing a hopt these we be wise in us CHRISTIAN in the district. residing that this hoped by been sub- already will be further in- from gifts Still Weary with toil, Joys refreshment in the Christian Not lonely, Our who Yin, Tet Kong The so befitting its course, unto CARAVAN. man, Beyond the Hinnom-gloom The King of Glory, wend of peace, perseverance promises release Meanwhile we labor, and : unflinching Until He gracious ope Anq changed has been is for absent now on the this port, with his some months wait the Golden City gate. redeemed I the holy dead saints her blessed will tread streets There perfect oneness willentrance the heart in Time, the better Of all who meekly choose, In nraver we meet- one to will be Arrival a the church, given of more curious and affairs, in to this from Hongkong, remain the on issue. our next Chinese.—There the part of Islands. the of of world. 475 Chinese nominally it is state migration Glenelg Victoria, but all, in subscriptions, unsatisfactory relating Chinese, in gaining in particulars Further importance. reference constantly bound reported are Among to to them when Has our gration, not the time fully come, Planters, the Board of Immi- the Government and the generally should look into the and'not allow our Islands to public question be flooded with male Chinese, who have left their families and at home ? The evil report says, is growing other hundreds will a social moral reform, Men's Institutes, and Odd-Fellow, of Christ far these. fine is superior the to active to the other than accept." is the destination to "De- whom you church, The it which her young men, acknowledging of any churches, membership; accept The Masonic, and closely more we claim. Young to affiliates with the Church It says our for organization Temperance It too, points superior genuineness and'intimacy of this relation between the Association and there is the very smallest percentage of females. as societies. the important particular, very work among the Chinese in Kohala Association and elsewhere is MACFIE. BETTER. to The mission- family. A. : part. in returning way — career of sin and woe and fear. messenger To we gladsome end, ever-bright an Hope on, by grace Chinese Preacher, etc., king- time.x, caravan but in loving bands, watchful End that begins friends of the work in Honolulu and elsewhere. China, this to llianks God for springs that pious thirst allay, And in new strength by prayer pursues its onward way, the season of cial and church merelyon sympathetic all plainly ; appear interest religious then stand moral one side, comes are the right hand cold and un- are It be- of the church in influencing many who the reach of other Margaret E. Songster — a so- organizations then are Associations good work, beyond in Other aglow with congenial feeling. the Mass. Let can to Foreigners, Natives and There arrived per Another made has been do- purpose sum the by creased is desired. minds dom. A central and suitable site for this Chinese via Australia. Friends of thelate Mrs. Fidelia Coan, may will become — being to with the barriers of home Only placed about them, in Kohala. now question is, Chinese Church and Parsonage A generous ary who are this to as sat- bringing their families with S. with met in both commercial He is A half and Bishop Beecher, the Hon. Mr. Wood has life. isfactory solution them. shores confident, the only we are aid them in expedient our to W. nated by the Kohala Sugar Plantation. who have since it is lock of Mass., and others. cess Wood, college associates In those to them, W. laborers, Chinese THE erect a the of land great pleas- us Mass. undergraduates, Among Henry Mass. from Rufus D. wife, from Enfield, became R. admit men 32 Among several Ujiited seamen, Church in Kohala. at the John If it is deemed necessary and to 29 Pronouns of the Ponape Dialect and am now IX, physician. M. Chinese 28 Marine Journal ure to I Subsequently run for re- can 28 Object of Y. M.C. to never Honolnlu owned by Mr. Hospital, Wood, in wronged him, were who Munn, States leave, four-fold." to return premises 27 Editor's Table The True the 35 to man that I have say CONTENTS. Another Landmark "I am,about ing, turn, but if any in agencies. Y. M. C. A. aa^lißaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM i �THE 26 NEW GUINEA AND GUINEA MISSIONS. W. By Rev. A. NO THE NEW FRIEND, ballast for the tained in the the come over Before of speaking let past labor and trials, little about late our hear about to of men and interesting band whom you manifested terest, and much kindness hear that all I after voyage, and destination what you their at of them here. and when board, on reached, was delighted with all they You what before. they a they and he the fore.we got This first had ample time It was that third day had after and bath, of for dresses at Paul's Christ ;" that, as the to taken moved." from the of Indeed etc. and God, need we they received not be not the fol- welcome New Guinea. on The have been greater, would from rejoicings however, great is the harvest so and laborers We day Port days a2 till the son, not of at from be reaped and got on on to Friday, April and Sydney, least one reason, the 20th anchor in why we cargo, in their about twenty tons, by the natives canoes, Islander no of white 14th, rea- were touching was New; Guinea man an or article; one Clothing majority—a present summer's were early among the days one were of these there is at a either about dress, but the far of the some so also greater got beyond their seen. in the people. the men article had occupied of the proportion native attire. who The Raratongan teacher, Ruatoka, the station since its nine years ago, mencement at- more seldom among and foreign women, has a struct- necessity obtain ing upon offer two com- out gave natives of New Guinea to The prayer. East- and were accustomed teachers address singing I think to during their was given interpreted by It_is only to hear was Mr. Lawes, you from stay here. in Samoan most what the The language, and was lis- by as In of question will writing little a board The were exercises tion table to up the 10,000, simple a in addition, sums But what time day the the pres- just examination, of the so had had instructors from these. help had maps exhibited for the first persevering very little as to all suprised and globe were on in themselves their knowledge of geo- was, arrived and their subtract- long division, and creditably. A On exercised were they acquitted most numerals mistake. all of which ent The multiplica- English they multiplication ion, of that. have the without black-board, with New their finger ends, and they at through went good on the black- on proof sufficient to to time, be soon writers and arithmeticians, too, Guinea. able in that way. considerable There were proficient, being twenty 12 nat- many less were or ex- j)erfectly goodly number they a however. and and were quite fluently. anything the ser- congregation and of do school. divided into were over A read to graphy. being about I have and there to They prising. ex- and young day 150 present, of their attainments similar children seemed length by 500, matter managed not New describe that: The circumstances One here lovely to an children their conduct and the variety tent an was, the week about were I interesting thing New Guinea classes, presided very scanty with the great was There take part to expect or most on Sab- and the than one, breadth. next witnessed and figures homely very seventy feet in in forty again The already very At me spacious a longer detained was, that the whole animating —equal our closed so this side heaven. on su remained the hymns and read the scriptures, callThe Thursday following. landed ern Sydney, Moresby sixty or a afternoon, a in The three principal Let took part, striking natives was attendance held in but had New Guinea larger ure, if had few. so sighted from to re- services in which delightful most ever able in when all are I thus ive monitors. seen as the Sabbath. was a a accustomed by, There of the others. It the Polynesia—a perfect contrast times gone much has of the ]>eople attending was was the All tentive audience their number had been double what it was, we are on was large numbers men, doing unto practical Him from whom to And amination of the in favor- cloud, a peaceful numbered about theirbrothers and sisters and the missionaries in islands of to is often as meeting. what sup- when I some It without sky ser- remark that hardly hearty a "God is on about was sequel Divine she shall Another address, unto as the words her, lowing Sabbath, vice in "Confidence to from vices Jesus of a meet blessings flow. lately enshrouded only eighteen so "Endure that is held in the soldier was gathering prayer I place. arrival our and best of all, The alike. was Timothy, the second midst of that of their ad- sailed, we good a protection," con- Sabbath, services. after injunction hardness in realities stern the first address to calmly were from the character work, exercised were a was Christianity calm and lake, I witnessing such morning, Guioea, bay, the during to note they the templating they the work before them. to evident was anchorage, interesting with reference be- coast times, present ions of thankfulness all and estimating opportunity an of what proofs com- so them have added character circumstances the look and wonder. to how their minds voyage, It the Chalmers, robbers, amongst them, went able their being change amazement. the to in mind However, in heathen darkness. days oft Gospel the less. greater includes done for this land two Moresby, with past marks deduced therefrom, and express- Mr. might struck them with were between and of the pirates, pared with their own little island homes, We It deepest attention. contrast a has described incorrigible thieves. pose, and heard. afforded saw of you will bear witness, treacherous All were The immense size of New Guinea, were competent "as the accordance perfect saw field of conflict to during their arrival in was pleasant was of them saw among them. murderers," sojourned they with the to consisted give so And you will be pleased us. with you while in showed tened very a in- an a which of Port introduction the that women deep so whom to tell you me since ob- were at will change people of results voyage. I know you wish with the and way, of the idea some 1883 ship, and Hatter, same cost, and this fact trifling Murray. 3. APRIL, Questions of the earth, principal divisions its zones, and their characteristics, etc., were answered with been dently their ing hear shouting Hymns at the out a make and it names of were such amus- children our different cities, language ac- nearest was Papuan etc. were sung style that would have to school any civilized land, and the order pline them land "principal discredit no readiness pains had evi- great in the native intervals in done to little the their colonies, the Australia, own, to taken with quainted amazing Special and accuracy. as I have in a and disci- seldom seen excelled. At the close, of the ever " Sweet New Guinea versions by-and-by with the Lord " and " " were sung, Forand �FRIEND, THE touching with fell emnity the on exhibition impressions left titude on Father's wise and far and are the all by we of sense gra: deepened convict- a New Guinea, on will superstructure which on be grand a in reared due Great credit is due of amount such results them Ruatoka to have must who wife, vast labor much owes I mention the though Mr. Chalmers and to of the chief part Mr. Lawes, the a accomplish witnessed. as we and expended to particularly because, school hard doubtless There is on present less but Moresby, school other school at that at equal each at to six- of the and wife, is probably Port for expression impress shall the Boera, at Moresby, there is and similar school more walk never as for his COAN and March in cause without much for designed our father a where he would giving, in and efficient means him of in a ble on him child his of interesting for one the audience is the in blessing is If trying surrounding with those who need help. we from Manila our gratefully us to as he most developor con- possi- our bestow he does sympathy and recognize THE the news- and upon Our merchants importing it shipping Hawaiian-raised as sugar San to sugar. Our planters have been accused of maltheirlaborers; treating missionaries have clinging been represented as lorn laboring without and hope, We returns. about time for the fornia for- a ade- think really it is of Cali- good people of the United States the at to reform their hoodlums, and the to generally of morals in their state to own and let the Hawaiian villages, Islands take We Rev. Titus of care ought, native and service. The full and of to themselves. surely, former residents be to very grateful the islands who on have taken up in our defense. received a of copy Tribune, containing the We have Cambridge article by an old our friend and fellow resident, Judge Bond Peabody, In these read Rev. W. B. Alexander, written by one by ern by of Rev Rev. D. Smith, A last word Hawaii our Lyons, on was a A ne, and Hawaiian D. H. Dr. C. were by Hon. Wetmore, Hon. Kauha- by Hon English $300 J. Hon. It of C. Kit- Rev. D. B. Lyman, ended the service. that about in was had been E. at the J. and Judge Austin, J. Nawahi, to who islands, and disposition the one hun- men, sorts of them Americans largely anti-slavery stock—men who or any think really approach to it California editors, farther East, had bettter look state of their deplorable state they expend on so own cities, in regard hoodlumism, and the of the lower classes, much ink and as a Cali- fornia editor of a former generation denominated the ere vitupera- the affairs of this little kingdom, this "little watermellon patch," cast out with to treat a large proportion morals, crime, tion myself, parentage, and very or some the announced then subscribed a slavery We at Among humane, Christian by birth of and interest of the read Addresses Hitchcock, H. the of men, but his Poem like one there you will fine all planters letter of the old like paragraph : revive slavery. few months abhor Mrs. M. Letters from others, a Memorial enhanced tredge, dred a an- the knows the humane temper of the to of copy the and satisfactorily seriousness this charge of are in planters people, native and foreign, Hon. S. are and closes with has lived many years Rev. S. E. and forth put most charge, It is hard for of read religious condition the following Dr. Lowell It seemed great merit written by occasion. also valuable feature of Rev. Dr. Coan nei. Halsey were Baldwin, Bing- Bond university. be no end to to the against Mr. the swers the treaty affairs statements newspapers others, when the Rev. Dr. by to there appears the absurd who Bingham, most the programme Prof. Mr. and Mr. West- discussed, American Board, Letters from Rev. Hiram Ameri- Humphrey Chicago, Harvard, one from abroad of the Clark, of papers and Bingham of the Connecticutt. Bishop, two The letters Rev. Dr. Secretary Dr. Goodwin ham Mrs. Rev. Dr. Board, by also were Mrs. Coan. were can as were preacher days, charge of intro- to a made ducing slavery, the close. to in which he replies Professor W. D. Oleson; for pattently prepared respectively his death. which TURN concentrated fire a the Hawaiian Islands. Damon and papers Dr. S. C. Nawahi. Father Heavenly upon us, two by by of the richest TO the last few months have directed about quate Hilo church, and half hours a written blessings. This a means character that the great a quietly sat before would be TIME SERVICE. quite was benev- truly Christian, in in the giving, a Oleson. States and Europe, papers in the United work foreign the uniting N. Castle. aid. we helpfulness, He Christ-like, spirit. ferring lovingly him under the putting of all and frequent habitually expression edu- less certain- place be sympathy would be ment the he if to are of those could the efficiently These not ? help to us Christ to so and striving good, good now to could, benevolence than for the the Why more for heaven. to our appeals olent He But he is us. meetness If need of no B. a He is give, that. now to into resemblance cate us ly on us to work. it do would, praying. to our en- late held was 25th, three and whom the silver his forward During Francisco of Advance. of the order of exercises so there is likely his on has gold belong We went MEMORIAL missionary. have beeen accused of in commemoration of the Coan, D.D., PRIVILEGE. constantly calling Surely can into such us be to the memory to TABLES? people school morning continued.) A carries to we [Communicated.] A service At world by the aid of his people. He bringing — that undue re- out our is necessary as us habit necessary Him "who into heaven. trance The cause, self, and* a resemblance to THE the other stations. all be GIVING God as rooting of praying, the the habit of as will streets. cultivate to much as IS IT NOT we and power golden giving is just gard It without which the need, then, giving For which absolute supremacy within spirit, of the deceased will leave forever. us augmented a monument in the cemetery next station. a most at (To this into great way behind chnrches not a principal the adults, with carry develop towards paid to such Every love character on our life and labors teacher, Siri, and Rarotongan at them. of Christian and W. than give who us those who receive doubtprogress is some being made, that to will contributions our so truly placed a a oldest station, the school conducted by the good more help with our 27 cities and there is occupied now which at no New Guinea stations teen spirit, 1883 loving design and, give can, doing good," work falls upon them. Port we Christ-like time. his do an is being ion that a substantial foundation laid as similar Christian a And mind my profound a was God, to witness to New Guinea. on witnessed of those ears again likely never and solwho sweetness APRIL, our the beam shalt thou mote out of archepelago. out see of thine clearly once "First own eye; to cast out thy brother's eye." �28 THE TABLE. EDITOR'S of our and "Old E. New York;" Dodge, delivered ISSO, andprinted chants and lecture, a in New by York, April *f, invitation by others, of New William of the York Mer- reading death of this New York, man so was so success future to would fail to minded of this lecture. New York to lege beautiful where and the enjoy to home so was residence, he lecture, his last our been gave of street, When which wel- leaving copy of this a handsomely bound, autograph, with In the Y. M. organized, which influence I Bible City when I I connected was The Mr. lecture, for Dodge interesting incidents and growth 18, many of the streets city relates relating improvements, in the to city. often in were we and with highly now wretchedly bad condition, " tell They down Pearl the street back to sailor who could get asking, He and himself the on pleasant been wading all safe. She amounting terprises. some the on side." otheV of manner of his these Among College received which forms now of career merchant are of men, who of life. are He tune, with business, but in but ious to I to be fear I had to much used up No. a a of carefully would come, and During an active knows. find men light. dusted. to be the at the then street, Then street, a I brought pump, Pearl be the I am career a of in of danger of failing and to organized nor that Christ, except for to an end, serve that bringing and young but influence, if, of young they as useful are within after our means valuable they men aid valuable but only end; the nor Salvation may be are physical shall they as the These men. We for any similar nor in, is fail we to lead them mission our Dear We are to apt work when feel then Christ, failure. a and to young we might who rooms, evening else be the dens of vice which it is to a good work. true aim of the so But and in dirt cart to bears no more tion opens to go our work merchant, only harvest he There is a The ciations as the world no we We may not jMirtial measure of following testimonial in behalf protected M. C A: deeply interested grosser in the Y. M. C. A. helped claim some vices a him in is it in born death. work. our which met because man beset maintain what reap ! work a grand Philadelphia — Young chased tastefully size of gives we various To all to at once the has is worn This our it it a introducing committee report object be colors is traveled any extent, of a of done transactions." our how often such means show to societies, who one to button. or and, unlike the signs go, secret openly, like be to ornament, about the opportunity wherever travelers young It is said watch-chain the Asso- international an sovereign, suitable a the at Committee Central Men's Christian among be can badge seen will be into us con- The we are. it that respecting its : To call to mind with we him, a have from into five of the parts of the of our globe, segments bearing "cartouches," Asso- world the circle names bound together which upon a can be read initials of our languages the "Young Men s Christian Association." In the 2. faith the and outwardly circle, of the everywhere in their their true bond strength 3. To the and their weapon young men, and because mark of opens from on the the which we arc great verse, one." St. centre, end, have added book ii the John give* to distinguishing reformation. have The Bible high-priestly especially "That John we it is the Saviour's we it remind supreme this Divine which as raison d 1etrt. of Christ both because of warfare is their their only painted will catacombs, union, this symbol Bible, Christians that Christ of in title, of Christ, monogram ancient Associations our twenty-first an the oneness countries many than does soul have young There is for the sake of badge relation by successful success success responsibilities. work, have chosen of the five its saved from to all of the Associations. the Christian, and these oppor- solemn International of abound; and in are when sinner grand opportunities men, shall we awaken The Associa- Association Neivs. their and for eternal not you this; you all, —and if divided older clerks permitted will of impose beguiled into importance eternity. to ciations in all Assaciation work We ob- true from men young saving young the time to The win souls our came sweep- things, where induce numbers an pass write, high to to genial company wherever doing good we are and in this even read, may Association is brethren, strangers by providing beneficial harmless attractions of the helped along do desire realization to a in drawing them to altogether or which by act smoother we to save reach our and God ; death. are amusement, reading-rooms, nor But least in view or young would the at or of mental finding employment, efforts is end. one furnish to opportunities culture, Young keep it definitely to made member every our that We men. forgetting this, working not the Association Conversion of young again as object by sight of, to and It was I and and great Christian to and undervalue kindly any ject of our 1. was as opened first, and would must have There young Slip I men, performed. On page 59 of this lecture, of the Y. " his one Men's lost never multiplied should we poor brother is path for to Vanderwaler heap for the done, one of the centre This the and profit them, Will you accept them ? anx- home for breakfast." was his tunities OUR borne in mind always members, long before to be night. the after the sidewalk to the OF OBJECT them that discourage were from what employers the in me different thing hesitate had water, which from the old swept sprinkling remove. in among Peck boy as 204, Pearl atore many young would as then soon evening before ing in have his atore with sprinkled him in found 1818, was my to be of for- son My employers boy that " store, I' a case of fire ambition corner : 6 go every morning the keys, as who should young to start commenced goals get started, in of store. page such duties them, life thoughtful favored no he facing street for perma- Christian a specially honest Quakers. it is now. $500, The of the Peck Slip. those days of the rich father We copy from wholesale dry two Let it commencing the business objects, was a near objects, Oahu successful worthy who swept the street, $1,000 institution. so all, gifts to to part a en- during donation of a fund of the study good his life, benevolent objects amounted day. TRUE and approve see forbid fellow impudent " benefactions, As the .records show, years THE hundreds of- thousands, to bestowed upon all a gladly at Hope no harm has catching her up again, and her back young ASSOCIATION. noble we without knee-deep, across, the replied, done ?" placed read the story of his to and generous and innocent pleasure which afford tilled how she once or Lost. or any of the underrating not enumerated above world. coming wondering took her at what when he meant, lady young other side demanded once a success Saved up and far above all these just as a heavy rain Gold, and of a polite her stand saw over. her placed of story a street, of test : 9 SAILOR." POLITE only work is a and the fol- lowing anecdote is found on page "THE The our are means for It is nent We can prize. a failure in Society, about was moral life. and men; this many his cordially us demand, a new next. was privi- our Madison comed and entertained. his so re- missionaries, ministers have the times of giving some are hospitality in many others whose were we During it city, what means who but for its many for this world and the forget never of business a benevolence and generous, numerous visit as marked and very contributions b just the „8 3 APRIL, notices ofthe years." many distinguished merchant whose be bright and When It city. will which city. FRIEND, prayer, chosen they'may xvii. 21. the lie one as �THE MARJ INE OURNAL. FRIEND, The American bktne Feb. 25th (evening), anchored PORT OF HONOLULU, I. H. docked now ARRIVED. to fm San Francisco. Feb. Diicovery, bktne, Perriiruin, " from San Francisco. Selina, Am bgtne, Miller, from Port Townsend-.. " Am wh bk, from Cruise Mary and Susan, Cameron, from San Francisco... CX. Bishop, " K. Smith, Am M. tern, 25 95 36 37 " 27 from Orca, Am stm whaler, Coulsen, cruise, 150 1 37 wh bit, fm New Bedford. Mrch Wanderer, Am McLane, " Pannonia, Am sch, Higgins, from Humboldt... Jubilee, Brit bk, I>ow. from New Castle, NSW Abram Barker, Am wh bk, Smith, from cruise.. wh ship, Lapham, fm cruise Young Phenix, Am " " " 8 " to 9 P.M.S.S. Webber, fm San Francisco 18 ** " bk. Hansen, Am. from Sprague, sen. Kalakaua, From San Francisco, most F. Am. Miller, from Hansen, Brit, 28 30 QEPARTED. J. D. .. Spreckels, Am " 28 " 38 Mrch Ullock, Brit bk, Swictoslawski, for Portland, Or. Orca, Am 1 For Port Townsend, ft Young " Penhallow, for Port Townsend.. Phenix, Am wh ship, Lapham, for Arctic Dudley, Am. bk. Dudley, for 7 8 8 Hannah.W. Shanghai *■ Am. wh. bk. 6 3 for Johnson, Mar Townsend, per " Smith. Jno March B—B Nunes, 8 3 with light westm, southeast to south- p west, and rough sea which continued untilthe 14th, then moderate southeast winds and cloudy weather until the 23d, when we had light rain with bu(fling and lightning; thunder northwest winds and calm winds and thence weather; scattered death, the Island of over Maryland, the Queens at Ist, Robert O'Brien, U. S. A. a of Hospital, con- native of Baltimore, A member of Engine Company a. A Temperance Convention lowa, resolved by tion the Governor the Legislature stitutional to call amendment Court decided that the former Supreme of the next delay for A of con- is has void, beof minority of awaiting Legislature, two a the liquor legislation in favor was peti- of the State informality. Convention to for provision prohibiting The of technical Moines, extra session an to make traffic. cause Des at vote of 491 to 243, a which the would years. I "My Lord, Thyself is mercy then raise me to earth, on weak my What thine! am me to take service, this, bliss; my poor ; thy anc heaven to me to impart." Holt, yon For San Francisco, per Eureka, Fing A Skelton, W W to Feb heavy port light Amos M. the Islands, E A Drew, Hall, first U. S. S. Alaska, March Consuelo, Miss W A 7— A S Barss, J B Cooke, H J Foster, J Chmidt, E For Siberia, Mar 21 —W Warwick, J M per Ninito, B Mason, A Barrett, I G Feller, J Plarey, W 34, corner when Canniff, in from discharged Honolulu. He belongs at will be Any information gladly received by the Editor or his father, H. J. CannifT, M.D. Topeka, Kansas, or W. N. Fisher, Topeka, Kansas. Respecting hospital, For San Francisco, Mar ro—J Jellofson, per Dakota, Hakati Johnson, Thos Long. have to Communicate No. St., Haverhill, Mass. Fdeu. C. Respecting reported ago. Dunlap, of Pond and Warren Feb 25—Capt. Merrill, about 25 years Mary M. Topeka, Kansas. Francisco, per Williams, on with Editor or Mrs. J Lewis, Mrs Good- Jordan, R M West, Alfred Urray, Hood, George Murphy. 14th, passed bark Prescilla bound south. San Hampton, Respecting lived win, Miss Alice Moore. Francisco, per Anna. WANTED. INFORMATION For San For from April heart and second officer Pomare. Feb 8, Sunday, To ask Memoranda nth, fresh gale to mourn his widow a parisioners C Sweet. Pickering, For San " erly winds; On A Mclnnis. Francisco, per D C Murray, I Gladly, Fee, Mr Smith, S Woodman, Miss Clanssan. San Francisco Sailed from San Francisco, He leaves kind To claim Hope, the death of this 20— J A Brach. " 25 " Am. tern, his action " For Portland, Or, Ullock Harry per Miss Yon Holt, Miss Bertha yon Holt. for Penniman, Arctic Maria E. Smith, J F February to record Kauai. Mar 28—R J A Falkinburg, per Reveir, date a estimable mean a J C Ford early Mar 24—Mrs C W H Dimond, " Kauai, 10, the Rev. " Hope, Am bk, J. A. Howland, For Port 3 5 Am bgtne, Howard, for S. F A Wallace, C DEPARTURES. For San Francisco per " " wh, Coulsen, for Arctic stm Consuelo, per From San Francisco, per 1 " 25—.Miss Ko Ishin- Capt C H Tierny, H Seitzen, J D Taylor, Mary and Susan, Am wh bk, Barker, for cruise north E Kelly, J Silva, From San Francisco, 1 " bgtne, Friis, for S. F Shingno Agu, Mar Gerke, J J Donovan, Wm Bedles. 38 " at so months since. and RD T Fort, Mar 25—Z Hansen, A Hammer, J Watson, to Islands. minister of the gospel, who came with high hopes and good prospects of usefulness only a few the 25 25 Am bk, Jenks, for San Francisco Am Gillfiilan, From San Francisco, per Caibarien, Buckin, C Lind, 6 Chinese. " Anna, Am sch, McCulloch, for San Francisco.. San Francisco Miss Agnew, per Kalakaua, Coakes, J Burke, J Casey. gana, Lemier, French gunboat, Chateauminois, Tahiti. Feb. J. C. Ford, San Francisco, daughter of was a the Pioneer Missionaries H Gunn, Berlowitz. 39 " Amelia, Am. bktne. Newhall, from Port Blakely Berry, for and wife, F N Shaw, W M Pom- Ely. Kind, W L Grieve, Hongkong Mclntyre, fort Townsend tern, Le Ballister, for S. F M Neisser, 30 " Revere, Am bk, and sister, years ago His wife son. one of E C Macfarlane, Gray, 71 Chinese. From via Nagasaki D.C. Murray, H J family, roy, W Taylor, W IW M Conlin, P A Lindop, J Palway, Lynn, D Donnegan, J Moffat, T Clark, G Thompson, C Garson, S W Chapman, Mr Cameron and wife, " Eureka, Am bktne, and Miss Jones, servant, From San Francisco, per Chas. 38 from P C Jones May, J Hayes, Mrs Port " Speechly, S W Ayer, Am. bktne., Goodman, from stmr., 18—Miss Jno. San Francisco Glenelg, Mar Zealandia, M A Emmes, A Young, W F Allen and wife, J Lazarus and E L Robbins, D MacGillivray, Mrs M A Dason, Woods and wife, Mrs M I H I Broderick, D 37 via Mahukona Falkinburg, J. A. sch. Lady Lampson, Mar 18— Fanning, B F Whitney. which a climate Adam Simpson, aged 30 years. From San Francisco, per E Lake and wife, Miss R M 35 26 ** Townsend, 15—Miss No. M Francisco A. Thurston, We regiet Mrs Small and W. H. Dimond, Am. bktne, Houdlett, from San J. Mar to seek compelled was he buried a beloved farlane and servant, F Spencer, E J Nichols R S Chase and child, C H Woofmington, 35 " he malady. A4 a preacher and pastor, he much beloved and esteemed. He leaves awidow and five children, to mourn his loss. Some the Hawaiian per W C Irwin, to w -th was Hahn, W Evans, E E Eddy. per There he has resided, since 1857, Simpson.—At Waimea, ARRIVALS. successful compelled alleviated his Rev. Passengers. I E Edson Otago, Am. ship, Boyd, from Port Blakely Wilder* Co. 35 " Eva, Am. tern, Wikman, from Humboldt her fore- away his was invigorating climate more family, having preached in Petaltime, San Rafael, Nordoff, md other places. Being afflicted with the asthma, 33 " Haw. bk., Miller, fm San Francisco earned the first Pastor of his sumption, San Francisco she port to become In the midst of restoration in the of California. Dr Agnew, Mr Brown, Dr C P Murray, R Wilmanns, wife and children, W B J Borland, G W Mac- 24 " a vis, A Duton, from Dudley, port at cargo of coal for seek for cargo consigned by colliding with the ship Gettysburg. She the foot of S. 3. Likelike wharf, discharging a invited was Church. Pastorate, his health failed, and he she is ai " Caibarien, Am bk, Hubbard, 25 dys from S. F.. Chas. 18 M nama Dudley, Am. the entering From San Francisco, " W. In port. he Fort Street royal-mast Lady Tacoma, passed miscellaneous After preachjng in the Honolulu Bethel 1851. one year, and - 6 £. Dodge, Am fm Humboldt. Mary tern, Paul, Brit. bk. Lampaon, Marston, from San Francisco House wharf where lulu in She British 6 M m., co. 6 6 Hannah Theo H Davies ft a " Amy Turner, Am. bk., Turner, from Boston... J A Howland, Am wh bk, Penniman, from Pa- discharging a Urge port. aoth, a. 2 wh bk, from cruise Louisa, Am Koon, HBM Swiftsure, S, Aitchison, from Callao... Zeaiandia, Custom into come in Feb. came 29 The bark Jubilee arrived on March 6th, 67 days from New Castle, N. S. W. She reports sighting Hawaii 60 days from Sydney. Was days from thence is " libit sperm the old at to 1883 arrived off the port Discovery toolate and outside, APRIL James Honolulu, have lived for municate some with Martin, the Martin, who died Oct. 37, at the He is 1865. months in Honolulu. Editor Manchester, his father, or New U. S. reported Please Hampshire, to com- Samuel H. Thomas or Hayselden, 962 Third St., Oakland, Cal. Nelson, M Bixley. For San Francisco, per Selina, wife and daughter, Shipping Notea. The Hilo Feb. at Ida Schnauer, schooner Captain The Luce, arrived came into of their oil for shipment home. some French war to dis- April 3, ship Limier sailed for Tahiti Feb- Steamship Oceanic, en route Cant. Davison jr ranciscoi tQ bringing whaling bark Wanderer, 21 J Moore, Miss N GuUinam, P Turner, Captain G —M Paulson, Cassidy, Mrs D P Meyer, Greenfield, C Thompson, Mar 23—Mrs W A Dunscomb and wife, I Littlehall, P H Wilson, Reyes, A Hanson, Mrs J War- A wick. 404 Mc- For San Francisco, per Maria E Smith, Mar 28—J E Schonler, R F Basset, C E Rood, C Nelson, wife and Lane, arrived from New Bedford and cruise Feb. 33d, Captain Thuman will take command at this too sel so 6th, the Waimanalo towed in the whalLouisa about twenty miles from sea. This much for the Pele. far, she could as because she could not carry not tow a ves- water Two The from C for Rev. H. H. Parker, is been wrecked San ship Syra. *> rancisco as soon as The Hawaiian wharf. She willbe laid on our thanks, by are toCapt copy per Marine and SAMUEL C. general DAMON. annum copies per Foreign $2 annum subscribers, including postage 00 3 00 3 50 Margaret D. LANE'S •* on March ssnd, came to Maui, wbile attached He had always lived 1830, to the the on have whale- on old. November David maker city, fornia, was our as a I a He had resided here February privilege the welcome a at native 130 FORT STREET, NEAR HOTEL. of BosTABLETS, was MARBLE WASHSTAND IN TOPS, BLACK AND OR TILING, WHITE MARBLE. watchMarble Work of Co. Cali- T. E. Taylor. the deceased, MANTELS, 83 1847. Ventura, Monuments, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, the Insane Hosand of sister years ago. jeweller Rev. a occurred and hence some since in Nordoff, xath, to funeral was March 30th, Niel Flitner, Taylor—At his home obligaCameron She 30, 1707, She visited Honolulu Flitner—ln this yital, Her city. the 18th of February. ton, and born years NO Island of Mrs. Catherine Bates, Dickson of this WORKS, Charles Titcomb, the Islands, Manufacturer of Mrs. discharged. We tions, and hereby extend news favors. He Bates—At Walnut Hill, Steamer C R Bishop arrived Feb. 33d, luesday morning, n# days from San Francisco, with a lull cargo, anH a number of passengers. She brought a mail, and one day later news. under lor McKenzie and 7, Kauai. American bgtn Selina, Captain Miller, arrived Francisco Feb. She brings a 35th. large genral merchandise, Horses, Mules Ac which discharging BY MARBLE Titcomb—In this city, San tor ban March T Murray, at Sorenson's A. J. city, DIED. cargo of she EDITED Nicholson. aged So years. Francisco, Feb. 25th, EuFeb. and the John D 21st, Spreckels, and C Ford, Feb. J 33d; as each oneexpects to make the best record over, we expect to hear a good report from them. D this McKenzib-Nicholson—ln 150 bbls sperm. The Anna, tailed AND Tcmi: enough. The following whalers have arrived duringthe month, Abram Baker, Smith, from cruise—26o bbls whale, 100 bbls sperm ; Young Phenix, Lapham, from cruise— bbls 170 Louisa, Koon, from cruise—loo bbls sperm; reka, and Journal MARRIED. viz., whale, Monthly Temperance, Seamen, intelligence. One On March to PUBLISHED clean. was Devoted child, G F Wells, wife and child. port and proceed north. ing bark FRIEND, Mclsaacs, L Los J Prival, from Chinese laborers. The American Mar Mrs J X Porter. children, S W Brundage, H Fairer, Hongkong, 2 For San Francisco, per Forest Queen, port 35th. ruary Bosher and 33d. The Abram Barker and Louisa charge S C Dutton, in at made every description the lowest possible rates. to order, It 1848, for Lahaina. There among Seamen, successfully, until his removal to Hono- Monuments and Headstones dcatud and reset. Chaplain he preached Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. �THE 30 DIALECTS IN THE CAROLINE mine. Ik, ISLANDS. Editor the Stones bring for few to be being rather languages, laid reared in the the these larger number very in their dialects, of children send from are you, Strong Islands, 0 lat. 19' 5 163° N., It is and pronouns lects, as there is lect is of unity thought of the the pecially one dwell on with them for searching a light to be referred the objective have we pronoun ol has more may say, words, Poss. Na. there see sisterhood who and isles, the to is offered; help to ira, (includ.y Naira, ir, (exclud.) Nairail only dialects it here to refer OF STRONG'S but ol—him, masculine a Single. Nga, much fuller. made I remark, may on the form same law a and dialects— words many SECOND to finds its to speak. word Komtal, Komwos, Numtal, Nutumwos, Kom, word, speak, that But on for themselves. the offer, the not, explain will I speak Yours, Ponape, Dec. T. Doane. PRONOUNS OF THE ul, ultal, PONAPE DIALECT. nutlos alos, eltal, NUMERALS OF elos, olos. THE TWO DISTRICTS. Island. Ponape. I—Sa, I—At 2—To, 2—Ari,. 3-Tol 3—Gil, 4—Ang, 4—Apong,. s—l s—Alim, urn. 6—On, 6—Aon, 7—l. 6—G, B—Aual, B—Oal, 9—Eu, 9—Atu, 10—Katongaul. 10—Siengul, STRONG'S ISLAND, (WALAN.) ENGLISH. PONAPE. Ten, Day, Eye, Thy Mut Om, Ran, Maj, Om Drink, lo Nim, Nim, Tuo, Great, Ruo, Tulah, Taptap, Canoe, Oak, War, Leaf, Sra, . Ni, Tan, Ne, Up, Tak, Ta, Down, Tv, Ti, Foot, B. M. and flagship armor-plated, Bth ult., will remain in the month. of Swiftsure, horse-power, ron, 1882. 17, elos, nu'al, el, 01, H. E. Plural. eltal, nutin, Two, similarity numerals, they Obj. word must will they And of nothing I Umwos, Komwas, Dual. Single. Norn. el, Poss. another in the Ponape chief- vocables, to Lo Umtal, Komtal, THIRD PERSON. Strong's one Plural. Kom, Nutim, both Strong Islands, Shop, Ma-jani. themselves. have to pray. equivalent these of In — PERSON. Dual. Poss. the pro- equivalent in the Ponape kajkaj (chiefest) est suffixing Strong Islands, suffix, through denoting possession. kashas, word same running takes I'm™, Kit, Norn. Urn, But Nutumem Kital, Single. have been • but little. and this is Utal, Nga, Obj. say N'ulal, Urn, uk, ik, Kutotal, Obj. Of the table of words, I need perhaps to Nulik, I may other. Plural. Kutotal. Kital, Kern. I how these PERSON. Dual. But it's of words, show into each play the tables could say, ISLAND DIALECT. table to frail, same Poss. those denoted in the air. • * ira, single, one Micronesian dia- on the to Ponape dialect. in the these some Plural. Ira, ara, i, Obj. Norn. af speech —esneed not, dwell longer plainly has PERSON. Dual. ir. case becomes pre-Malay parent. what be may I herself back or same also PRONOUNS In finds its much But large linking accept tables than Micronesian old motherMalay Please do to parts of the our the THIRD Single. Norn. i.a. FIRST this noun exist. to the pronouns, I is but The it will be third person Strong Islands, show to grammar, the the idioms, dia- two few, here attempted. I look into the an ex- Strong Islands dia- limited too than here as make a My study suffice. the word mothet, in both dialects, vocables it is been and lon., of the more formerly E. E. lon. to give I in comparision to The of 6' much so one, situated intended in these not haustive are the dialects Ponape, lat. 7° N., 158° much that is noun numerals Walan, or this numbers, a, The roots. show- parents. and is- of cases, origin common pronouns and words the to of dialects, I in that lands of the Pacific; —a temple, ing, let 1883 really devised from are radices. master-builders! temple beautiful APRIL, The Friend:— of the a you But second person, in all seen, To FRIEND, from arrived Callao, our The 6,910 tons, squad- Thursday, Gallapagos. the on via till waters 4,910 of the Pacific fatter the is following part list a She of of her officers: lects. Rear-Admiral But before I let close, add me few a A. Flag-Lieutenant I words the on table of pronouns. read them without one can very similar. are to common may I say, dialects, think nam. sing complete, is the suffixing the possessive and is denoted 1 or case ik. is I We Dual. Kit a. person to that whom to - Ed. ( Single. Ngai, are as an possessed used in we Norn. my, say at—my, We this cannot jam-ai—father na-i alone, say Norn. that; as im-ai my ; but Poss. Komui, (chieftsh) Am mine, or nut- John J. Carey John Grant iHugh Innis JosephPuckey(act) 'illiam H. Thomas 'Harold C Scroggs Ngai. a John C. S. W. Luard Keighly-Peach Charles F. Henderson Henry J. L. Clarke Frederick A. Obj. »"-*— Kuma, Frederick H. John Philip ma Naval-Cadet Am. Munro C. Home D. Baker Clarke J Edward H. Neat (Alfred ( Herbert Kumail, Ogiloy Fildes H. Henry Clerks Kuma, A. Cole C. Powler Kumail, Nomail, C. Norman C* Palmer Plurmi. I Clement Nama Hodge Lw-T^wsTn"" (Ko, Uk, (com) Dawson Spalding Thomas Rule Smith t (A Johnson .Henry ndrew £ i lames Nai Ai Poip_.s Brock man (Ge^eYSrvviues Gunner omui (chief) I as i D. Robinson L. { JZ'Tg^L^' Assistant-Engineer Nomui, (chief) iNom B. Charles M. ( Kitu Knapton Jas. dc Glanvilie, B. A. Engineers Ko, (common) or Bethell R. Shortland Charles *»*~ Dust. St'ttgU. Lees L. James Robertson Sub-Lieutenants. the first form war-ai—canoe my, example, can while the independently. Ponape, —house ; R. Assistant-Paymaster I J G. Chief-Engineer SECOND PERSON. noun Henderson Henry lnstr.. Rev. Staff-Surgeon j waring G. Y. Vander Bye Captain of Marines ( Gipps Main Alex. E. Staff-Commander Chaplain and Nay. Naita Ata I, The other form of the suffixed Hon. Peter | ! FIRST Two. nuk or !Tohn « Kitail,Kit Naital Nait, At,Atail, PERSON. by the suffixed always ' denotes nut ** includingexcludingincludingexcluding including Je. nom. or the life —but the person belongs pronoun of na •« E. C. Aitchison Guy Hastings " " F. H. Captain » similarity; something precious, or which has it root pronoun Na possessed. the same " Commander " is in both tables observe case law,—the same child, the possesses Plural. the form euphonic; " Augustus In oneness in slight change possessive the person, the merely seen, plural a Ist " H. person person I dialect in Micronesia has the pure dual form. the ( Edmund " Liddell I£r'"A%'e^ h Clerks " Lyons Thomas George such, is as of which other no ad res d. ad res ed. feeling they The Dual, both No McL. Evan A. Secretary Ai«i«t«jit.CWk« Aaautant-Clarlis J •} B. Hill Erneat St. G. Alton QurXtt f p.,,.,, �THE FRIEND, APRIL, 31 1883 OF PLACES WORSHIP. Fort Street Church—Rev corner of Fort Pastor, Preaching Sunday on Sabbath School Roman Rev. Father tania. McINERNY, "P street Sunday at assisted a. 10 71 Constantly and M. Bethel—Rev. Chaplain, King Preaching School at street, II before A. C. Kaumakapili Seats morning Beretania street, vices Hawaiian in Sabbath School free. Sabbath Chinese and at 2 yyi P. ing School at M. f>yi A. language M. 7*4 M. p. OI A. and II A. and M., at the Rev. Mr. St. Hawaiian District 7'A 2% above TERMS W. /L at 10 A. in meetings at 11 Sera. (SUCCESSORS & CO., 10, & C0.,) 1.. RICHARDS TO C. place in in ISLANDS. Agents Punion Salt Works, Brand's Bomb Lances and 11 G. and There Bloomsbury. which are all comes from 30, H, I. an night, and DEPOT, Honolulu, of Price Society. Loomis. going to parties T there but the due IMPORTERS Carbs. Mrs. BREWER & Home AND SHIPPING Queen OP Co., AND Hawaiian MERCHANT STA- AND Guide Can be consulted between lI7M. Comer I Fort and Hotel Sts. call the attention of Book; Hawaiian on First-class chosen with JANUARY Has all the MODERN site for carrying on a some HOTEL, had an P. Goods, style, and to climate. importing IMPKOfEMEXTS I can will not they obtain at New York the VERY secure MATERIALS, requi- houses in assure my customers only but will also place my first.class hotel. THE BEST that & can FITTING GARMENTS be turned out of any establishment COOKE, in the Eastern cities. Co., Hunting Pantaloons! English AND DEALERS IN —and— Mercliandise. General LADIES' Insurance Agents, RIDING HABITS H. I. Agents ADAMS, a Specialty. of CHILDRBNS' SUITS IN EASTERN STYLES The New England Life Insurance Company, The Union Marine Insurance Company, San Francisco AND AUCTION as care, to this a of extensive experience in connection with of the largest and Philadelphia, Made Tf find street, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Honolulu, can Stock great adapted that ARMY. the 1, 1875. D. S. and Oahu that I have large a Establishment Well-Selected DUNSCOMBE, Manager, ED. IMPORTERS OF Plantation and the fact on Having his & the Citizens of to opened Chart of other books hand, HOME. QAILORS' residence on Hotel at Fort and Alakea Streets. IRWIN G. TAILORING Establishment. where Gentlemen HONOLULU, U. or —NEW- BEST SURGEON May (Day au2 DEALERS Hawaiian Dictionary; Islands; also HAWAIIAN LATE attention of Mr. W. C. London. Square, the establish- longer.] Depository. COMMISSION McGREW?M. care and quality through qualities of the for Honolulu, Qahu, H. I. S. thoroughfare no admirable . & BOOKS ivaiian Grammar; Merchants. JOHN This latter quiterefreshing. being Burr, Chelsea."—Chetenham Chronicle, the Islands. COMPANY, my rest. disyet sounds of as Phrase Bock; Hawaiian Grammar; Antirciu's Ha- the Hawaiian $8.00 per dozen. 75c. Sailors' For sale at and Queen Square, is a home feeling there, a solid orderly management and a quiet at other good to the 1876. —11 sea. ROBERTSON W. at reduced rates tiouery, Periodicals, Etc., Published by American me I have reading matter—of papers and magazines, back numbers—put up to order at AND CHINESE LESSONS. place that <-T->REGLOAN'S Packages FOREIGN Rev. A. W. between ever come and nicest comfortableness, ment are Street, hotels and board- But the rattle of the cabs along the pitched roads has Square; zg you may get a quiet restingIn search of that sort of thing, I have London. houses. stoned W. C. Queen Square, is my time wandered into all sorts of ing at BURR'S oi the sights and easy reach London is Mr. Burr s Boarding House. 11 THRUM Merchant longer or covered within Perry Davis' Pain Killer. 'TMIOS. LONDON. MRS. other Islands Tract an the at mention where The quietest HAWAIIAN HONOLULU, services Wednesday day MR. & Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants m. Kaumakapili. chapels at 3:36 every PEIRCE Publishers of the By practically RATES. IN Etc., One CASH. STATIONERY AND NEWS with various STRICTLY at m. CNGLISH IN- TONTINE Being Ma- Parker, Palace. Evening M. flrofcßßiortal -*-—» issues POLICY USUAL nOAKD, "I will and 11. H. the Sunday every Prayer meeting p. DEALER IN An- House Clergy Church—Rev. yyi o'clock, alternating P. M. only chines, Picture Frames, Vases, Brackets, Etc., No, Sabbath School at COMPANY that VESTMENT POLICIES. King's Combination Spectacles, Glassware, Sewing every Mackintosh, School Pastor, King street, vices in SMITH, Sing- M. Kawaiahao The IMPORTER AND M. meetingat D.; Clergy, Alex. Sunday 7,000,000 Special Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. Prices. every Temporary Cathedral, Beretania street, opposite the Hotel. English services on Sunb% •,000,000 C O. BERGER. M. drew's at $31,000,000 Surplus Re- or REPORT Income he Sabbath every Prayer M. Willis, D. Rev. P. Friday evening. Church—Bishop, the Rt. P. The Anglican Wallace, Cash con- ANNUAL (Cash) Annual JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, services Wednesday evening. every Rev. Alfred L- Kawaiahao. and 11 A. M., 9% 14 P. M. Fort street, above in Chinese at A. Wednesday at T% every School at morning, these French ENDOWMENT Ser- at with Church—On Sunday morning, Sunday A o'clock. Evening a. m. Services Beretania, and Aaaeta best made by the best offers for sale at Trade tail Street. of the Prayer Nuuanu. Sunday alternating Prayer meeting M. Hotel an assortment Home. service. near every at o'clock, 1)4 Co., Church Pastor, A. on hand and California Candies, Damon, the Sailors' near M. the S. meeting on Wednesday evenings at J}4 days Fort Street, above fectioners in the world, Seaman's YORK LIFE INSURANCE THIRTY-FOURTH by Bere- near 2 P. af. at MEW CONFECTIONER, the Church—Under Bishop Hermann, every JUtoertisemente. M. Clement; Fort Services streets. and 7 ,' 2 p. m. M. (general Jlbbertistmentß, Cruzan, Beretania A. 11 A. Catholic of Rt. Rev. charge 10 at and at General A. J. COMMISSION The Kohala Sugar "OISHOP The Waialua Sugar Plantation, Merchant. W. TREGI.OAN, Honolulu. Company,' The Hamakua Sugar Company, & Co., The Wheeler <fc Wilson Sewing Machine, Fire-Proof Queam L EWERS in Store & Robinson's Building, Dr. Jayne ft Son's Celebrated Family Medicines. BANKERS, St., Honolulu. TO COOKE, (Successors to Lewers Dealers & SHIP Honolulu, OWNERS, Draw Cooke,) B. F. DILLINGHAM & in , Exchange Saa Co., Francis :o, and So. 31 FORT STREET, a fine assortmentof Goods suitable for Trade. AUCKLAND, Honolulu. LEWEKS. C M. Messrs. SHIPMASTERS COOKE. The HOFFMAN, M. Visiting this port during the last ten years, can from the undertestify person experience that the best assortment of goods for D. signed AND PHYSICIAN SURGEON Merchant and Kaahumanu streets, Post Office. near keep sale and house Comer Agents in PARIS, Keep rj» their BOSTON, terial. ROBT. 1., NEW YORK. LUMBER AND BUILDING MA- Fort Street, H. the BANK OF CALIFORNIA on SELL CHEAPER than any M. M. ROTHCHILD « SONS, BANK ORIENTAL London, London. CORPORATION of and their branches in HONGKONG, other SYDNEY hi the Kingdom. and MELBOURNE, the Dillingham ft Co. And transact a general Banking Business. �YoungACMsherciatH ', onolulu. ~ ''Pure , _. .. , and undented religion before the God, Father, ia t To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and one's self keep to this: unspotted from the world. 32 Tills Pa«e is Edited of the Y. The ing . by M. Bethel of vestry members, there visitors. The committees endeavors the various and show Association the push to work with the Chinese— prison—and who do to sick are their with J. find to do. interesting paper Rev. A. by —"What by O. Forbes upon the can of way frequent presented was as we, A., do, for tMbse who amusement our rooms subject Y. M. C. a ?" that our rooms R. Bishop M. Cooke II. A. P. and the time is pletion, shall work have as The the E. O. All the P. number of the a plans for building, but T. Waterhouse G. N. Wilcox A. Wilcox 11. R. Castle first had already thought T. H. Hobron Frank Cooke II. Baldwin that many for many exescise, and to wait for future to light be to fact that two will nasium can useful purpose to Society as the the of piano at of the the Board later to have the 250 00 00 500 00 250 00 250 00 00 a a of can 00 00 250 00 300 00 be finare meeting in it, with enter AND seemed more de- desir- and our Society's in placing Associa- of all WITH exercises with the deal great a our own IN LADIES this have too great our present member three if building your try,) we we than double every become to easily get can double of course our a two or easily can which double If will get another we should we with membership. numbers, our why reason new member, (and new a little exertion it. would usefulness. part on our we With da can Will you try it ? The St. Louis mentions shown what line Y. M. in their one recently of ist men this efforts.—A has him- by January, of that brauch of there, do in can engineer thirty-three railroad bership man quiet personal since the self, Bulletin railroad work Christian his by C. A. instance striking a Christian railroad Remember brought into the*mem- of the Associa- are to in doubt, mothers, daughters, they perform- reveal it partly the fault life of a that has been be extended by a a holy despise, but testimony of and requested of the vote in the resist. cannot to the invitawives for God that the wicked may man, We should let sisters, the of God. There is lady duty soon extending not when and have A. to our a Association our your knees on CON- privilege. no members, C. M. the Association, of which would It is, tion to occur never they Y. THE Permit about to meetings, to us to remind you, leave to Associa- to invite accompana you. do not receive please remind and us our and His work, must be to between sectarian any cause,, that would everything aim for His come Christ, attachment differences, all nothing work for hinder merged into a single glory. have recom- you for And, ladies, if you an invitation, gentlemen that they neglected their duty in extending the cordial invitation due you. You will find these meetings, persons interest. but rather You Our exchanges are these and March at hand for from are meetings stupid business meetings of great be may not suprised to see and Melbourne. admit of new joy present no Illinois, much of interest privilege in that be may exchanges be freely perused terested in the Associations. but it reading our new by work contain space mind, that our Al- Springfield, They our mention, to February Philadelphia, the lady members bany, Ann Arbor, St.' Louis, such the as home your of the Y. M. C. A. use. Directors names build- concerts, a by us you will find be tion. Amateur Musical in seems owe-to and advice, no enter our PRIVILEGES HONOLULU friends that ance community. aid to tion. NECTION Gym- wants service of the mended that the period, to a put is There not more pleasant gather- and satisfaction THE It is cordial welcome. 00 250 preparations dedicatory anticipate and shall OF let reveal the rooms future tion for any reasonable The a a room ing for its rehearsals its be it has to use consideration and to collation in connection pride therefore be apart for the our Already tender the sub- upon at good sized which be best might probably set velop. is expected hold our annual DUTY is that kind unfinished condi- an made from that able 250 00 home. was climate contractors completed period ing, are every in- 250 00 shortly, VVe which to whole our then, presence and you and Bath-rooms remain for the present in which our and it have Arrangements Gymnasium tion, a subjects presented im|>ortance and duty, for many, desire that it been made with the the of the 00 350 building to and had Athletic Club the established, of ject. jr Damon to dividual ear one by too warm of 00 250 made will find you 300 00 Williams partici- construction that time, your 00 500 250 P. 00 500 George C the discussion of this to husbands, evening's discussion of interest and Your 00 George Lucas we members. Gymnasium a in manifested 00 750 750 F. Dillingham of subject revealed the fact the Smith same. and by 1,26000 Thomas S. 00 00 500 C Jones jr E. H. 00 500 500 R. Lewers W. O. Here 50000 Irwin ished very and active discussion interesting, was been made in the new Carter Hall W. G. and and presetation subject 750 750 H. Dimond com- association. pated in by 500 now when near responsible more an $ T. II. Davies The approaching are work good brothers and fathers. con- II. Waterhouse important subject an interest increasing our for the C. S. M. And this is be list of the said a IJ. Atherton \V. An is following C. J. whatsoever their hands might fifty the life members. the list of Henry May intemperate—those and in of March of the made of the their good on upon and building fund, in the present twelve were reports were placed the tributors : attendance good a hundred two meet- held was given toward Mens' Young evening the on Besides 1883. who had dollars The Honolulu the Christian Association 15, business regular monthly of Committee a C. A. does brings we a can en- room, where all placed all on who of the file, are to in- different � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1883) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1883.04.02 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1883.04.02