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THE
RIEND
9letu
tSstiia, »V*t. 33, Wo. G.
HONOLULU,
EDITORIALJOTTINGS.
Canton, April
It
was
kind
very
1884.
12,
I
on
his
containing
given
and
son
Formosa,
losi off
Hyde's
>r.
JUNE,
RAM BLES
been
had
editor's
ihe
ing
when
the
did
monlli
at
that
printers,
our
to
days in this city
It
river
the
"copy"
prepare
should
we
without
ease,
when
however
hardly
doing
some
remained but
before
us
ship Ceylon,
two
Thirty six days brought
Hong Kong,
to
but
before
days
on
board
Sabbath evening
mission
small
intended
we
where
chapel,
all
missionaries,
earnestly engaged in the
some
work.
worship
most ex-
i ould obtain
we
Society
entered the
we
dued
Hong Kong.
of
was
perience,
over
passage
not
and
tow
his
winds.
officers,
Captain
ciety,
the entire
word of
we
passage,
profanity
or
an
but
coarse
of
discipline
The
rough
or
Ceylon,
the
to
In-
manager of
.given
order
but
manner,
1857, is still
or
tal
We
once
did
a
since
the vessel
was
arrived
tour
arrival.
ing
We called
after
master,
days
our
1856
that
This
days
in
made
to
Greeley,
formerly
in
the
per
found
we
of
Honolulu.
Esq.
steamer
the
Clinton
be
to
WC
and
the
from each
The
respects.
signifies "stranger"
of the
latter "native
The Hakkaa
down
came
from
the northern and central parts of China,
probably
are
few centuries ago and hence
a
regarded by the
ol
teen
I'untes
estimated
are
millions
of
province
is
to
intruders.
as
be about nine-
of
inhabitants
Quantung
of
and
about six millions
thotjght,
in
the
these
it
llak
are
Lis, the remainder being I'untes, and
still third class called
from
in the
of
vicinity
a
ever
a
residing
lloklos,
of
Swatow,
limited
vcy
to
come
Hudson, in
The
day
a
lire
a
delightful.
in
were
ascending
Hongkong,
"North
foggy
was
was very
and
Hakkaa occupy
River,
most
ves-
inferred
vessel, which
before US,
and
the
to
every
ascertain the
effort
now are
River
rather
Boat."
cool,
comfortable.
so
Before
the. fog cleared
landing,
we
obtained
in
met
fields and
process
us
enjoying
the Rev.
a
the
whom,
eastern
in the
parts
of
important
ture
of
number
islands.
our
number of
a
of
neighborhood
most
the
The
districts
Canton
and
eastern
Their
is in the
above
Raying< han,
and
north-
province.
center
Most Of the llakka people
Dr.
view of grate
good
the
fortifica-
of construction,
on
landing,
the
kind
Hafler's
and
we
hospitality
family.
morn-
the
severely
been
hear him
now
Our*SOn
our
found
not
tion
of
board the
arrival,
only
of
advance
on
regretted
although
im-
shores.
speaking dif-
differing
former
and that of the
soil."
the
prefecSwatow.
held reli-
Capt. Crosby suffering
We
Mr.
but
Hotel,
We almost fancied
that
from rheumatism, and had
shore.
To
Hongkong.
hotel,
passage up
away, and
"Spartan."
ten
of the
name
but
other
two
our
Jlakkas
the
are
who
immi-
Sabbath
every
left Honolulu
Pux
certain
among
to
Chinese,
however, only
the cultivated
The
at
Francisco
for
"pumps"
we
We
SOHnd
other in
there
'n
reaching
services
gious
the
arrived
Kauai,
the
the
the voyage, hence
on
both
ferent dialects, and
the There
of
flock
the
arc
Punks,
have
sea-worthy
hear
migrants
These
(hisses
or
who
the
remarkable
most
not
distinct clans
know that
with
a
The
running
Kitel,
Mr.
Missionary So
must
do
to
islands
our
on
anything
excellent
was
although
been
Rev.
found
we
Hawaiian
This
years,
having
excel-
most
While there, Aubrey Robinson,
heard
never
ship
a
superintendent
now
surprise,
San
a
services
During
accomodating
kind and
the
from
the London
ol
government schools
the
most
in-
were
the
liars
found
we
We heard
sermon
oar
unfavorable
or
who
any
before
who has had
ex.
days, of head
or two
one
to
partake
commenced
formerly
We did
really delightful.
cakes
harbor
whole
The
to
tea,
us
pilot
a
beautiful
were
coffee and
lent
when
in attendance, serving
good
detained
fog
the
the
HAKKAS.
THI
KKSIt AMONti
days Chinese,
those
acquaintance of German,
and American
English
the
cellent ladies of the London Missionary
Ourpassage.
trip*.
this time anyone
Hy
two
ascending
during
Canton, but
to
made the
we
at a
in the editorial line.
thing
We
ffoHghmg.
China,
editorials.
or
6.
CHINA-NO.
found-)/
ft
dur-
promise
not
around to
comes
for the
feel
natural
so
in
absence,
latter
furnish either letters
seems
Friend,
of the
harge
<
IN
Tivu
"IMmMM
Sclic*,
up.
A
take
to
part,
9ft
41
companions,
hope
all
1884.
on
report,
had
fate of ibe
been
boat
near
to us
tbe
kong.
is
ocean
A
being i
ple by
come
most
to
this
date,
no
has
news
received from the Morning Star.
Mr. and
the
Mrs.
Logan, having
non-arrival,
have
planned
in the United States till the
June
15.
been
Merlin and
Rev.
these has
heard
to
of
remain
steamer
of
Honkong
far from
not
among
on
are
in
running up
its
The
former of
starting
neighborhood
through the province
northeasterly direction.
of the FaUBND
are
peo-
whose
Basel, Switzerland,
line of stations
and
these
societies,
Germany.
a
lying
Hong-
successful mission work
European
headquarters
Up
and
arried
two
from the districts
The
from
and
in
a
readers
undoubtedly already
�THE
FRIEND, JUNE 1884.
42
familiar with the
of
name
head of
the
the Basel mission in China, Mr. I.ech-
ler, who for nearly
bored
This
here.
forty
interesting trip
eged
to
been
I have been
with the
he has watched
"
had
which
we
and
breezy
one
in the early part of this month,
steamed
tbe
across
narrow
passage
between that island and the main-
lying
China, landing
land of
Kan
Lung
or
British have
here which
also
his
city
point
ceded
been
and which enables them
near
them,
to
the
hold
to
of
The
Dragon.*
rocky
a
the
near
Nine
"
important harbor where the ships of all
nations lie
peacefully
landing
before
desolate shore
lonely,
the
out to
where
me
the
peror of
fore his
once
with him
went
leaped
cd.
into the
At
rule and
After
in Kohala,
me over
a
was
borne
who
sandals
straw
reminded
statues
by
two
me
of
a
days.
We
Hakkas.
and
tested
body
of my
My
which
fairly
The
children,
now
region
this is
Men
passed
us
looked
up
sug
a
and
in
where
"
a
women
with
a
time
and
But
always
word
and
we
on
a
dei k,
old
group
stars
we
might be given
hears I
man
"
give
tablishes
which
Fragrant
has
climate,
a
next
morning
our
we
have landed,
On the shore
"
the
nese
worship.
thus
)
a
Fuh-him,
a
runs
of
many wonderful tales
ing proved
a
of the heath and
A COUNTRY
It
was
welcome
native
we
missionery
them our
exciting.
was
days
In
accus-
think
of
the
of whom
The
morn-
full
one,
of the
coun-
aware,
were
and
terrified
and
Christians and attendants
that their
a
place
pillage.
march
of destruction
we
the
the reports had been much
leave.
to
Khi
Cbong
his
laboring
Its
hands.
own
his
good
wife.
To
providential.
had been
most
trying
neighboring dis-
necessity
charming
the
spent
we
look
missionary,
comfortable
a
it
with
white
walls
upon
fair,
the
place
it
and order.
Chinese.
broad and
a
on
all sides
delightful
What
turning
crop
gives place
turns
be
it
a
valley,
the
upon the grey
rest
the
in little
people
to
of
in
Back
the
of trees, which
groves
retam
dragon
the
which
mysterious
brick and
be
grouped
The
villages.
have
very poor, and hence many
emigrate.
for
are
often
room
influnce
abides
The
are
passages
At the
In
shrines.
Fire-vermilion
ings.
over
the "five
many
the
principal
the
death)
on
long
or
orange
we
may
re-
Bits
a
little
dwell-
colored
calls down
(health,
wealth,
life and
peaceful
the inhabitants of
Often
give
cheerless
doorway
blessings,"
children,
may
tablet, which
ancestral
of
serve
doorway
ceives the worship of the family.
papers
the
some
of heathenism
turn.
every
of
in
houses
narrow
Signs
is the
left in order
good
way.
seen at
are
villages,
there
stone ;
streets.
ing.
eye
and weather-
stained houses of the Chinese,
together
This
the rice, which will
Wherever
planted.
At
fields
wheat
brown.
golden
to
center
bounded
wooded hills.
visit
our
were
soon
fertile
by partly
the time of
elo-
Christian
of
friends ! Their home lies in the
of
in
with these Christian
found
we
and
preaches
principles
the
quently
the
of
without
Within and
nice
arc
the uncared for and
to
homes
comfortless
neatness
home-like
shrubs, and the
contrast
wilh
gardens
surrounding
of
marked,
to
day
a
thickets of bambcos,
among the
the
blossoming
are
to
that
exaggerated,
no
I lere the young
night.
and
In
and
able
them
tell
to
to
enemy
were
and that there would be
of
anxious
before
calm their fears, and
valley
native
the
were
safety,
Fortunately
for them
Chinese
teachers should get
foreign
of
march
to
The
region.
our
force,
revolutionary
soon
was
color in the otherwise
cordial
from the
most
the
armed
an
of colored paper and tinsel
STATION.
hearty
received
coming
Chi-
told and who
we
brother and
The past few
and
a
to
at
MISSION
indeed
interior.
(I
virgin
sweetness
found ourselves
beach
are
was
are
try, and almost before
making
which
delightful
most
cold.
temple
a
deified centuries ago.
was
land
need
sandy
sailors
She
again
one
are
Mercy,"
fishermen and
to
He
the
the
to
notice
we
Goddess of
tomed
we
we
white
way up from the
es-
Oahu,
the
nor
much
were
Wood homes
there
of
where
heat
the
Early the
Hcang
I-'.w.i,
relate
to
of
Chinese
the
back
going
much
the
back
immediately
at
their
and
tells
Taan
which
and
through
rising
Sandal
■even' years
fear
not
"
Society"
comes
who believe.
men
■'Triad
Reports
where
valley
that
formedof members of the
waves,
friendly conversation.
a
and has
com-
thai eternal life
from
name
islands )
our
all
to
am
reside
refuge
created
and
open
the.
Mr. Kammeu has put up
power
all
revolt.
mission house,
and
us
the
Father,
our
the
over
and
waves
that Saviour who died
A
pass
about
reached
of
some
people,
altera
a
evening
talks of
and
the
interior.
take
we
gathers
as
out,
together in
As the
who is
things,
part of
birthright
where
missionary
of the
waters
a
vessels'
and the shadows fall
little
still
blotted
seems
foriablc night.
on
the awk
to
the
in
began their
form
soon
itself and
asserts
the
and friends
in the
Anglo-Saxon
our
who
islands,
off
us
"black hole" of this
But
of
our
hoplessly packed
lie
we
bur-
and bales
cheerful and
pleasant
we
continuous
and parcels of every description.
seemed
and
individuality
province
dialect
land of
bearing great baskets
they all
all
their grace-
of Chinese humanity in which
mass
tbe story
among the
Cantonese
in the
Truly
den bearers."
the
the
been hearing in this city
rarely spoken
now are.
to
lakes
junk lying
bay,
was
sees on
men
in
bearers
feet,
one
all
the warriors of classic-
to
were
which I have
stream
the
cross
of Grecian heroes, but there
iikeness
of the
way
expressing
of
companions
A little boat
Coolies, and where
their
those,
in
tea
in
a
mc
mountain ramble.
a
ward old
of
pleasant
the
thought
have been my
and thinks of
us.
brother
a
I
themselves.
ful cousins far away
in many
friends
here
and
were
in
creepers
have
growths
British
which took
way.
on
such dumb
has lived
behind
to
little else about these
very
gest
left
has
affair
searching
greeting in
cordial
whom
had
well-known form gave
drown
cup of
a
they
arms
were
we
joints and muscles
most
had
is
and
"chair"
primitive
most
the
others
ocean
The
mountain.
a
the open
and
sea
and
mandarins
reaches,
running
bays
side,
country
blue
difficulties had arisen between the
trict
mount-
other
hilly
a
long
herns
familiar and
(the
prime
prepared
we
and there.
Hills"
to
man
bluer
Shan,"
Hongkong
a
be-
fleeing
foreign civilization
shop of
the
with still
a
the
on
in
away
minister,
few words and
a
stretching
had befallen him.
his
out
em-
mourn over
to
descending
of the
crest
found ourselves in
we
the
in each
there clasped
pointed
was
Lung dynasty,
taking ship
Later,
on
youthful
a
enemies, passed
the calamities which
rock
black
large
a
—just
anchor
at
Passing
beginning,
Leaving Hongkong
morning,
we
from its
over
which
the way," full of interest
by
profit.
acquaint-
work
conversations
the
rendered
and
people
sta-
genial
a more
and his intimate
companion,
We
In all Chi-
I could not have found
ance
privil-
visit three nourishing
to
tions of the Basel mission.
na
my
and
recent
a
make among the Hakkas.
able
were
in
guide
most
successfully
has
gentleman
and
companion
years
and
earnestly
so
la-
has
the
smile.
ain and
see
a
the dwellstone
of
a
�curious form,
set
be
to
up
woshipped,
before which incense sticks
Here,
ing
the lower
using
his
gathers together
there
point
this
and
ians,
who
are a
distant there
In
noticed
it
and
number of
large
buried
is
body
Then the bones
until
jars
pointed
Thk
"Wind
the
possible,
do
delicate
he
cut
much
as
he
money
hits
visiting
fifteen
as
can
an
upon
the
in which 1
carried
off
Near
It
is
and
of
yet the
the
in
for
China
for
together
of
a
an
strong
building
had
four
towers,
ancient
The
with
the
found
we
"literary graduates,"
become Christians.
cestral hall of the
visit, tearing
attribute any
In
friends
one
of
When the
first
with
prayers,
certain
to
lest
was
and
on
Chinese
then
our
"spiritual songs"in
the
who
have
is the
This
we
people
might
villages
over,
of
family
by
which
to
great
who
the visit of the
Chinese
the
the
re-
desire
one
in
con-
in
the
and
family.
of the
day
In
Near
calamity
in the future
ers.
but
of the
two
was
be
to
being
district.
of the
people
and
dilapitatcd
seem
of
name
like
passage,
from which
our
men
which is
pay
we
for
the
allowing
married
the
night
found
Islands.
evening
sang
beautiful'
on
the
Christian
lages,
at
a
preachers
his little
ducted.
It
One
of
The
one
manner
villagers
the
of
village
hills of
of the
most
ing Theological
Rev.
have
43
the vil-
In the
twenty
Mr.
Mr.
his
morn-
came
Lechler
see
to
the
people.
formerly
was
for Mr.
the Sin-on
district,
stations of
are
a
and
Piton.
faith
at
a
fine
present
If,any
in
one
shaded
with
in
by
Boys
care
of
needs
to
mission
work
see
a
place
confident
hopeful,
ever
this
For
driven from
were
by
struction
is being
much
beautiful and
We
trymen.
from the
neighboring
had friends
and
In the
cordially.
visits.
came
In
Kohala.
She
We
after another
we
has
and
consistent
grandson
a
stopped
at
one
at
house
take messages for hus-
to
sons
"sandal-wood
hospitality
delightful
old
an
who, for
ninety,
true
most
made many
found
we
bands, brothers and
away
me
greet
village
a
wor-
in the Hawaiian
over
has been
years,
this
filled.
well
was
to
house
one
Chinese woman,
true
coun-
for
village
Nearly all
Islands,
grant
become
people gathered
The
the church
or
that
Sabbath in
a
a
they
recitations
may
and
ship,
is
It
among their
ipenl
delightful place.
most
when
Cod
workers
earnest
I
from in-
up
houses.
men
O
men
who, in
their
at
in-
their work.
brought
exercises.
these fine young
of
the best
inspiring sight
gathered
are
seen
with the young
Christian
in
fancy
been
best
given by
pleased
have
be
day by day
The
Training School,
the
cases,
and
garden
may
love for
teachers full of
of
trees,
active life.
busy,
was
and outhouses,
beautiful
a
fruit
by
mission and
spacious
chapel
Within goes forward
here.
the
in
hills."
that
than
far-
More
which
the kind German missionaries and their
wives showed,
find
tured,
ing
As
I
be difficult
upon
bringing
the
people,
higher
their
Christian
life,
of
some
might
wasted in this
a
they
to
education of
to
up
opening
heavenly vista before them,
(though
European
[lowers
them
leading
level
to
cul-
trained accord-
the best standards of
scholarship,
well
these
saw
gifted gentlemen,
to
this
it would
anywhere.
a
a
up
I felt
that
think their talents
of
lonely country village
had
work which
chosen
wisely
and
angels might delight
in.
flourish-
Training School,
Schaub,
in
Whit-
in
and
accomplished.
and
large
a
nestling China)
Lilong,
important
Now
a
here
come
in themselves but in their Leader.
not
in bear
con-
young men, instructed
Boarding School,
[Rev.
of
of these
Here
a
of the native
one
there
the Basel Mission.
some
children is
touching
and worked
among
is
one
in
chapel
was
the
to
We spent
!
which Mr.
simple, kindly
of
The
sighted.
wife and
with
way
service,
im-
men
number of the Christians
a
for
more
of
place ; but
to
Basel mis-
early
foothold
any
then
been
the Christian.
without their families
us
normal colonist
only
to
policy
present
with
man
for
cases, an
companies
great
upon
dollars
unwise and short
most
ney.
come
in
come
did
would
The
possibility.
is
and
Then
dollars
in many
is,
tin-
which
here.
sixty
number of
children
Kau,
gathered
friends
a
given
passage money,
sum
great
a
would
considerable
dollars
fifty
the
tor
in addition
an-
foreign-
we
the
the
difficulty
of
it is,
As
wilh
together
get
am
oppor-
be
could
and their children
them
and I
the
of
what has
China, and
women,
if aid
come,
been
proportion
themselves
get
and
region,
hearty religious
of
conies,
fair
healthy
free
get-
now
districts
a
islands
most
a
have
labor
that
able-bodied,
ing
1
reply.
convinced
could
they
1 received
the principal
over
for
if
men
and
by
arc-
them il
the
to
it
as
and
men,
I asked
go
full
work side
women
to
the
live;
to
paradoxical
energetic.
they
money.
Within it
and
family
es-
the appearance
circumstances,
up the
towns
of
castle.
deplorable
and
would
and
streets arc
side in the fields with the
is
the
duced
not
one vast
have
most
are
in
live
to
they
dition.
keep
the
if
presented something
The
seem.
may
great
custom
thus
family
generations
tablishment
This
quite
It is
a
children,
healthy
the
quadrangular building inhabited by the
clan called Pan.
homes and
to
surrounded
the Hakkas.
which
on
of the
struggles
sionaries
schoolhousc and
the hills.
over
existence,
have but little
people
joy and
people.
of
towns
for
struggle
a
of
SCHOOLS.
lay
way
and
past villages
wife and
immense
an
was
our
work
of
gospel
a
AND ITS
1.1LONG
F'rom here
the raids pecessary
by
year
inhabitants.
is
friend
their lives
glorious
among this heathen
hope
he should read the story
strengthened,
of the
within its long period they
dwell
who
preaching and living
to
My
May
grand and
tunity
last
house
mission
the
to
up with tombs of
over
Cod's richest
walls, who have consecrated
avail
region
which
of
home and those
gladly
much troubled
was
tigers,
blessing
melody,
and the world
mission
upon this Christian
rest
this
horse shoe.
that the
mc
sweet
the
set to
of
masters
great
sounds.
or
who
Professor,"
The hills all
immense
an
with
affirmative
all the
are
bury
to
geomancer,
people
site.
is
place"
and mason-work, built in tbe form
stone
of
placed
and
the
before
part of China
years.
and
will
Water
and gets
auspicious
it
to
poor
of them
First
three
"lucky
important
and
cheats
for
some
where
out
them.
told
bill
ihe
over
taken
arc
task is entrusted
of
huge jars
final entombment.
dead, awaiting
out
and
joys
land,
who have filled Germany
can
These contain the bones of the
sides.
in
its
also,
scattered here and there
the
forward,
goes
walk off among the bills
a
a
he
those
Only
music of the
its difficulties and trials
hindrances,
rewards.
we
time.
to
the work as
appreciate
truly
and
gathered
are
out of
heathenism, which
from time
see
At
number of Christ-
miles
some
darkness of
visits
missionary
congregation.
similar little companies,
the
of his dwell-
part
the faithful
chapel,
a
as
lighted.
are
of their native
language
1884.
JUNE
THE FRIEND,
CHONG
Not
that of
a
very
a
pretty
the
of
Morgenroth
welcome
roses
care
bloom
some
KANG.
name,
perhaps but
mission home, neverthe-
less, when Mrs.
cordial
HANG
musical
one
gave
morning.
us
a
Here
luxuriantly, showing
the
skillful and loving gardens,
�FRIEND, JUNE 1884.
THE
44
and
and Chinese and busy
of
scattered flock
a
the.
From
home, which
one sees
who
man
has
out
A young
him, and
mission
house
quite
been
of
a case
A very unusual
We had
first
the
farming country.
day
on
our
way
gathers.
remember
I
homewards,
one
with here
and there clusters of ancient trees, banians,
The land was
tilled.
fully
From
of
passed patches
raised
here
in
time
By
of
the
stopped
The
eating.
is
seen,
as
to
The
most
cane was
ready
were
for
by
patiently
circle,
which
which
a
is
one
we
primitive
The "hands"
and
we
everything.
in
These
and
were
buffaloes, who
marched round and round in
kept
the
rude
in motion
ground
was
and
two
frame
huge
crushed
then taken
in
to
a
work
stones
the
the
the
packed neatly
The
liberal
a
and
sugar,
tasted
I
far better
gulf which
someof our
Islands,
into
seems
cane.
boiling-
ocean
treated
rather
rational
sad
ing
The
last
at
mainly carried
tains in
a sort
lulu.
We
journey
we
which
is
Halha Chris-
They
Market-town.
of branch-business in Hono-
wards
the
hilly.
As
1 need
China,
feature
of
since.
the
its southern
ago
by
in
a
where
only point
allowed
were
for
was
Shan and
Heang
have
ity
emigrated
to
shrubs
i'untis,
Shan
Heang
leading Chinese
are
from this
many
Though they
to
do with
Coolie
eigners
a
through
group
the
from
there
the
there.
had
found
of
mulberry
in tender
green.
rice-swamps,
The
crop.
full of
or-
white
were
saw,
and
blossoms
the
coming
of
the
we
sweetness.
to
lure
to
to
the
sent
because 1
me,
friends
whom
fore,
to
or
in
were
I shall
some
so
who dwell
I have either known be-
linke I
way
be
sent
simple
off
where
to
dis-
to
thing
who
or
Islands.
our
deeper sympathy for
find a
us,
among
people,
because I
have
of their life from which
some-
they
have
come.
.HOSPITALITY.
CHINESE
We
directed
first
us
Sheuk
Xii,
place
lying along
tbe foot of
at
lofty.pagoda,
a
flourishing
the river bank —and
from which
hill,
a
—which
can
be
considerable distance and
excellent land
are
thought
Chinese,
a
other.
chape.,
and
Christians,
a
to
this
the
English Church Mission,
the
Christian
only
populous
region.
principal point
return
from
to
our
I
of
think
in
station
all
Xii
Sheuk
which
the
Islands,
way
is
a
native
of
charge
the
that
some
little company
under
by
there
place
an
pagodas
believe
luck in
a
from
makes
deal of
great
appear
At
rises
seen
These
mark.
who
called
City,
and
large
a
take
to
man
District
the
to
boat
our
or
time
known,
was
their homes here, and know
seen
for
Chinese
many
thousands of Heang Shan
the
long
have done.
interesting trip
saw
whom I
always
for
as
ancestors
Macao
Macao,
and
their
led
way
population,
ot a vast
especially
an
Our
till the soil here
men
was
most
they will bring good
long
a
where
trees,
among
seasons.
the heart
through
the
advent of this
brightly
among
distrust of for-
used
Agents
been
removed,
now
for
not
kidnapped
cotn-
has
work
though
district
Kong
and
generations
hatred and
country people down
were
ene-
of
Hong
come
which will
the
of
major-
our
Most
Chrisrian
be eradicated.
they
over
In
foreigners,
Trade,
has caused
filled
for the fruit
preparing
numbers
The
That terrible evil,
them.
you.
which
ange trees,
Australia
shopkeepers
have for
any
China
very
America,
men.
the
merchants in Honolnlu
have
pradoes
in
Large
region.
wealthy
ceded
people
are
islands.
At
years
The
of Chinese scattered
are
which I have
We
mantled
were
this
again
was
accompanied
jute-fields
workers
Busy
of
excursion,
The
spring.
It
Portugu-
foreigners
to
our own
of
companion, the
as
beautiful with the
generations,
that nation-
to
many
gctic and enterprising.
and
Tomore
before
I
whom I
written
day
popu-
land
on
live.
to
having
Noyes,
former
dis-
Canton
ocean.
is the
Macao,
the Chinese
which
ality,
a
fertile and
point
most
of
colony
only
upon the
bordering
of
came
Shan
the south of
to
trip
above
Hcang
This
lies
region
lous
ese
upon the
spoken
from which I returned
or two
is
discribe
journey.
our
in
beautiful of the
SHAN.
HEANG
quickly
Into
another.
the
ren-
easy.
you
again
not
and animated the
PROVINCE OF
have
which
point it
have told
I
of
the charms of boat-travel in this part of
with
I
a
kindly entertained.
were most
Following
made
numberless
by
canals
southern
Birds sang
which
of
years
labor,
exceedingly
ders travel here
Rev. Mr.
wide
11
THE
dreary
The upper part
river-branches and
splendid
very
store,
than
is intersected
district
country
the
the
by
on
large
a
have
of
Chinese
were
in the history of human suffer-
page
fortunate
HONGKONG.
night
a
they
brute-beasts
the
and wrong.
already
IN
like
horrors of
The
where
voyage,
beings,
from the
indeed !
heaps scarcely
great
mat-shed,
oxen or
quite
operation
inspect
up
cane,
saw
"grinders."
four
running
juice
but
we
most
sugar.
piled
the
we
general
a
courteously
to
under
worked
The
making
us
as
in
examine this
allowed
were
way-side
mills
sugar
method of
received
the
time,
to
rule, small and poor-looking,
sweet
care-
part of Chin, both
for the sugar and for
all which I have
most
sugar-cane, which
this
mills
. passed long
we
through great spreading fields,
I think.
methods adopted in
great
up
this ancient process
separates
City,
through
walks
it
thin
The
cut
Chinese
that
expected.
than I had
sight.
MAKING.
delightful
some
this
the
very
We received
confess,
must
Chong Hang trict,
at
squares
jars.
of
supply
and
mats
per
China—when
SUGAR
PRIMITIVE
into
away
have
to
Christian's
company of
a
regular
then
laborers.
as
the long
little exile and of enforced
here
cool.
to
were
in bis
reign
at
of
object
another mission-house chapel,
is
Kung
with
generally managed by
Here
"go between."
where
in
sheets of sugar
or
please
poured-in
a
trying
no
and
side
and allowed
little
for
by
Clean-looking
at one
was
syrup
layers,
hot and
a
last
"
lands,
tant
con-
the
beaten
calling
effort.
spread
spent
back
seems
love
thing
the whole affair is
a
It
muscular
hot
had
thought,
So
family's
to
I
place,
were
"
a
in
process,
being rigorously
young
a
hard-earned
a
brought
happy wife.
a
of
part
damsel
hand
her
gains
not
the way,
with her
and
choice,
his
who
our
it down for the
pays
joy
question.
many
dollar which he has
there.
brought
man,
a
take
pretty
a
meet
did this Chinese
that he takes
him,
to
simple
similar,
much
boy in
living
of whom he asked
woman,
some
with
to
where
has
woman
chanced
world,
the
me
wants
returned from
since
a
from
woman,
husband
happiness.
long
by
returned
house,
to our
little Chinese
and
into
built
about her
me
ones,
her
to
went
looking
A young mother, with
that far land.
brood of little
We
many
coming
on
recently
wrinkled face asks
her
hand
at
An old blind
Honolulu.
prune.
through
passed
Chinaman, who
been
just
it
boiling
tend and
A comfortable
has
village,
the
siderable
kettle
work in our sugar
out to
and rice fields.
when
shed,
life of shepherd
near
village
have gone
men
to
Hebrew
his
who finds time from
self,
him-
fancy, is the Missionary
I
he,
is
the
it
is
this
the
Chinese
and
then
�off
branch
and
Hongkong
and
between here
passenger-junks ply
Great
Macao.
Chinese fsiends, had
my
find
rections how
to
spatched
letter
my
ber of miles
him.
Honolulu
family
where
ably.
I
put up
ideas
foreign
of the
to
aperture
framed
will
make
evil
for
entrance
Chinese
was
cordiality.
tleman
of
seemed
very
pressed
fined
the
me
Au
the
in the
utmost
hosts
gentle
whose
village
from which
out to
the Hawaiian
out
from
shop
a
Hawaiian,
or
It
and then
now
to
have
the
greet
ask
to
45
gone
other
or
in
us
look
cr
run
English
I
was
visit in
there and
me.
We had
and I
was
and go
the
Nearly'all
we
friends.
principal
His
people
Crowds of
and
stare
of them had
majority
before.
seemed
the
at
them
a
where
center
and
The
with
story
one
side
built
is
There
the
little
very
is
that
Those
some
here.
to
through
and
sea
these returned
me.
Just
of the
from
the
at
Noyes
with
was
in
especially
by
a
to
my
to see,
The
white
seen
about
us
the
to
even
of the
were
village,
House
studying
which seemed
of
good natured,
Ancestral
lads
impress
and
finished
t
Back of
hem.
covered
with
shouting
looking
vast
was
the
at
village
the
May
see
to
the
fine
style,
one
especially good,
seeds and
rice
upon
rises
trees.
served
Chinese
a
this
Islands
gave
time
when
in
mani-
people
entered
we
would
shout,
the
fragrant
from
here
wood hills"
and
people would
have
a
call
But then
in
used
that
to
We
ing
into the homes of the
were
ami had
to
here.
with
most
them.
The
but the
fertile,
people,
of
capital opportunity
a
country
talkseems
im-
is
population
mense
On
fields,
all
from
"staff of
up for
and
has
homes of
dish
After
exchang
of
some
as
we see,
visited
We
the
well-to-do Hono-
our
lulu merchants, whose families are here,
were
most
it
Altogether
courtuously.
was
a
received.
LIGHT
During
stiw
IN
the
this
two
same
Hawaiian
living
here, married
were
delighted
to
DARKNESS.
day's
As
women
to
to see
say
who
Chinese.
me
and
"aloha"
to
we
are
They
I
was
them.
One of them
which
she
Honolulu
spoke English excellently
said she had learned in a
school
They
both
surprise.
is
ear
of His
prayer and bless
her exile?
in Hawaii
sown
fruit
in
Here
in tbe
this
was
distant
midst of
surrounded
and
another
we
the Lord's
land of
whose
she,
as
husband,
great
of
on
idolatrous
ancestors
were
acknowledged
land
God.
PUTY.
journeyed through
I
heathen
gods,
I felt
of the
duly which
more
the
worship
worshiped,
were
to
made in
a
temples
and
Shall
Our
So far
calls
to
?
forced
day.
as
us
and
at
Mercy,"
land
gild
is
These
upon
and
come
to
fathers
the
the shrine
and bend
are
give
is
is
plain
the
the
build
new
new
frequently
questions which
here
our
light
come to us
at
too
one
duty
they have
to
ornament
now
it lies within
to
duty
their
money which
I fear
those who
Our
they
they left,
as
Wealth
Christian
as
case
from
and
day
power,
of the
God
Gospel
from this land.
same
time
a
high
F. W. Damon.
City,
to
simple.
hoiy privilege.
Canton
in
tablet of Confucius ? Shall
the
take the
they
us
burn incense before
"of the Goddess of
before
false
weight
which thousands
gods
same
to
of
the
ever
heathen
as
mountain
devolves upon
of these Chinese go.
here
ancestral
worship
than
Christian land,
back
in
and
of
grove, the evidence
and
people,
in
temples
roadside
by
the land and
homes of the
the
in
balls,
are
excursion
her
evidences
by
in
true
the
THE
Then
Chinese,
prayer in
our
darkness
worship,
"red letter day" in
shrines,
China.
my travels in
us
being
overflow,
to
countries.
into other
coming
her.
repeated
the
forth
every side
kind
devils."
"foreign
us
kind
while
and 1
is
would
they
eyes,
supplications
will bear
heathen
saw
course
gets
one
the
her
a
Sandal
from all sides
run
Of
look.
sometimes
of
something
or
the, 14th
John,
that He whose
the
heathen land.
pagans
find the
As
it
China,
of
to
the
musical
of
to our
hope
woman
visited
hill,
duck stuffed with lotus
pearl barley.
come
to
open
bringing
opposition
to
us.
one
some
equally glad
in
not
we
which
reception
here
foreigners
"man
and
down
village
beautiful
A dinner
eyed
the tablets of
which the people obtain the
life."
the old
bright
the classics of Con-
the
sides stretch away
the
made
visited
of their voices—with
top
forefathers
just
prayer jn English,
took
which
across
own
Chinaman,
a
Cods of War and
where
fucius and Mencius and
their
Followed
boys, inquis-
we
a
OUR
near
them:
chattering throng
itive but
turn
teeth
our
offered
have
Bible,
same
listened
I
crowd
a
and I followed in Hawaiian and
our
gold filling
of the
1
as
who had
touched by
present
doubly pleasant
glad
something
in
to
com-
must
part
.gathered
in mine,
by
her
Gospel
the
willing
woman
her
language,
felt
children,
fested
so
way
with
read in
tears
open
I
of
was
Our
The
Hawaiian
the
Mr
all.
brought
of
the
sighted
we
there is considerable
The
time
it
"
me
prayer.
readily
we
followed
were
at
Hawaiian
■ banter
a
Chinese -who
and
ever
iff
York is
go
in
districts
would be
1 felt that the seed
cordiality
to
who
had
ocean,
land,
coast.
could be
Hall
live,
can
here.
rice
she
see
street
"good-bye
say
that
say
large
of hill and wood
time
the
along
felt
great
glimpses
at one
the
be
sleep
wonder
you
We
curous
a
in the
house and offer
wondered
women
asked
my way, when she
scarcely
plied.
attractive
do
as
gather
they
and
villages,
all
the
in
all
family
where
beings
distant
to
need
down
are
room
sometimes how human
who
re-
by
thus
family
dwellings
main
a
rooms
about these
their
give
to
decent home.
of
lay
im-
foreigners.
Everything
interest
to
abroad
enough
gen-
and
came
never
been
fail
people
stood
had
points
at
to
our
living.
and
come
little talk
preparing
on
her
to
of
these returned laborers who had earned
cannot
representative
house
different
homes
new
father
class.
this
to
Many
going.
were
her'to
for
a
is
Hawaiian
was one
little
a
during
where she
village
sent
the
where
with
touched
occurred
which
the
Kau
from
one
to
member of thechurch.
wasa
much
very
But
get back
to
if my friend and I
where
us
she said she
that their
me
them.
to
comes
I heard there
a man
field,
She
incident
very strange
was
to
in
and
after
have
Islands
longed
islands.
miles,
kind
were
es|iecially
many
people
of the world.
parts
of
dressed in Chinese fashion and looked
well and healthy and told
husbands
visit.
through village
pass
ancestral
Ancestral
spacious
its
now.
men
to
which
get many ideas,
belongs
generations
24
village belong
perhaps
us
us
abroad
old
consul in New
present Chinese
just
walk
long day's
us
WALK.
INTERESTING
kind-
years,
friend
clan,
great
alert, and
his
by
My
Leung
to
village.
the
the
much
pictures
Chang.
courteous
and
bright
his
very
the
eighty
of
had
a
Hung
My
some
manners.
tablets
seen
Li
reverend and
a
the
and
treated with the
and
He
ornament
containing
statesman
were
place
noticed
Kalakaua,
in
feared such
good
a
1
in.
good,
a
is unusual
to
them
among
King
ness
One
enabled
with
pleasant
very
his work
up from
crept
had
spirits.
photographs
elaborate frame,
We
AN
a
nice
a
here and
sec
Chinese homes, where it is
of
the memory of
parted
we
friends, taking
every
and his
had
he
rooms
which
generous window,
walls;
kind
our
from
comfort-
most
friendly expressions,
from
go
one
an
next
village
return
many
ing
de-
the
parents
live
they
interested
was
there how
In
has
lately—he
home for his old
new
and
native
Since his
among the hills.
I
Through
came, a num-
us
his
to
us
of
FRIEND, JUNE
di-
me
So
him.
to
find
to
guided
One
given
the rain and darkness, he
day
villages.
native
their
to
1884.
THE
March 28,
1884.
�THE
FRIEND, JUNE,
1884.
46
UKI'AKTL'KKS.
the
Among
of
the drift of
times,
our
timent has been
in the
in
ises
most
wonderful
England
Poverty"
ularity
well
was
subordinate
econ-
style.
takes
one
up
of
problems
The
remedy which
and
age, the
and
"
Am
bktne,
7
Houdictt,
"
s.
tir San
(
s.,
W (J Irwin, Am limine, Turner,
our
Fran*
John
criticized
a
which
but
falls in with the
would
popular
of
get rid
Rich, for ('ali u;ta
Fuldner, for Tahiti
Am Ik. rlubl>ard,
vidual
in land.
property
"
If
iy
'*
tj
Am bk,
be,
Am
Jenkt,
Robinson,
for
Port
:
send,.
Kitsap, Am bktne,
Malay, Am
BC.
('.
May
atj
"
?4
raise is limited
can
law.
George
is
mon,
it did
back
going
which
system
not
to
remedy
land in
an
old
What is
occasion
Consider the
distribution
is evident that it
that all
not
fact
uniform
wear a
Kr.imis.o
tlayleyand
1> A
Webb,
labor
know how
men
than others;
done
they
and
good
society
diffusion
oved, the
in
f
while
will
not
X
of
Mr
of
1
1
Xi
M
Ktmai
Bowser and
and
sli
,1
1
z
children,
HONOLULU,
H.
I.
H F
f
,
wife,
k, hfiss
LU
I-
Wa
\
Mi
.April
Town-end
Hop,-, Am Bk, Penhallo, from Port
Brit Bk, Brown, from
Sir William Wallace,
New Castle,
N.
S.
L
S
;<•
s
May
Klsinorc, Am Kk, lenka, from I departure Bay.
I) C Murray, Am bk. Berry, from San Francisco
Malay, Am bktne, Carter, from Newcastle, N
1
bgtne, I
umer,
days
ia
J
70
Am
s,
(folding, from San Francisco.
iv.
dayi
6
lin
and
J X
Brit
bk,
Rich,
31
s.
s.,
Mn W X
Am
s,
Morse, d%
Nanaimo,
Nic
bk,
A
San
•,
per
to (lie
Ist,
wife ol" C. J.
a
Fishcl,
MARRIED.
At
HA PAI.
Richardson, WaJanae,
Forbes, Mr.
An
the
of
residence
May
Mr.
I I
Rev.
by
;,
< > Miss
.hrens
■;.'.l
B.
A.
Hnpm
Loam
DIED.
On
\
wreck, X
II ' Gale,
10th of March,
in
Ann.' Klizaheth
Ffluger,
Pfruger.
the Lata J. C
In
I IKON
Gullixson, a
this
In
Kitaca,
801 CI S
a
Cries,
at
of
years
TyroL
widow of
age,
this city,
the 41b but, Oliver J
on
Francisco, agvd 13 |nan,
native of Sail
g;: San Franci*
1,,
*.?
paocn (>!<
0
aae
the
city, en
copy.
istli
mat,,
these Wan Is,
nat.t
At Honolulu,
May
aged
Rev.
60
M.;.
years.
roth, IU4, Benjamin
r
Butks
New London, Coon.,
rs»a native of
and a resident of these islands since 1840.
SIMONDS
Ai
heart disease,
ton,
Mn
LU
1..
California.
Sonoma,
Nathan Simon,?*,
Massachusetts,
aged
Pierre,
Mn
G,
May
ink
of
imtivn of Lexing-
a
about M
yeara; father of
and
Hoag,
J.
P
Simonds of ibis cuy,
Cl.lr I ORD
aged 68
In this
ami
years,
May
city.
a
reaideni
22nd,
O.
C.
Clifford,
islands
1 I then
ainoi
If.
DARLING
ihi-iiiy, Ma)
Mrs.
ao,
P. S.
Dai Big
\\ il
A
McCarthy,
J
M..\
R.
.■<>,
and two
Poppt,
HELLIS,
M.
C.
ANIi
HKAI.hH
<
18
Alameda, May 1
Mrs A
A CaagCT
ami
LADIES
-•£
IN
n
via
Rev
Lewis,
and wife.
M
M
<
2
1) McK.cn/ie, CG Hardy,
children,
aud
1
D Noonan
G F Holmes,
a6
F
M
R
J
W
and wife,
Schule,
Golindo,
KTOTICE
O Anderson,
B. F.
OLOVKS.
the premises
HONOLULU.
TO
SIIII'
OWNERS
DILLINGHAM &
Ml J7 fOKT S/KEET,
Mrs JI A
Miss M
Arnold,
I
Mrs
and
2
J
Co.,
■
Sherman and
G
Wincbell.
M S
George,
M
W Mo-
wife, U
Oimond,
F La
U
Thompson,
Conway,
R J
Birdell, C
S Ludackorske. S Freeze.
H Bryan,
Ah
AM,
Chari,
Ahe,
hnr
a
assortment
Kokone,
of tiootls
suitable for Trads
SHIPMASTERS
and
Cartwright
St Claire,
W H
Keep
Hay-
children,
Weis, A Bajai.o,
Poo,
to
FC Lewis,
Brodie, Mrs P
J
Lewis,
Mrs J McCord
and child, Mrs B
H Morosco, J Sherman, C
P B
Dwelley,
Kill
hul
X Kverson
T Alexander,
children,
Scott, A Hudson,
36
S
allsw
STREET,
KOKT
ass,
MAKIH.I."
AM)
sstabu' iunem
Mr* T C Cowrie. W PToler, Mrs
daughter,
Harrier
Mrs l> W
rosco
son,
HKMSHINCOOOM
Mrs
treetiwood, P O'Neil,
daughter, J
Wilson. At! Miller,
JAY
A dressmaking
Mr*
d'Aubonde,
M.miner, P
clindn-n, W M
2
fc. Wery, J O
son
ANDGKHTa"
"111
IHI
A W Kirk-
M> Kay,
W P Alexander, wife and
Scott and
son,
De-
hoods,
L
ilanyhler,
wife, child and Mrvant, Mtt* 11
seldcn and
*'
April
L B
W C Wilder and
19
"
April ?6—J Ncuman.
narkn Hanaon,
J S Bjirk, I F Judx,e, wife and child, A Kennedy, I,an
Cao, Chui Hui, W Forrester, J Perry, wife and child,
"
rAlter
...v/>
Ansstf for
Framisco, par
A C Crane,
laiul,
Mondue,
parture Bay
\I
M Aitderaon,
Newcastle,
Spica, Oer bk, Schafer, from Bremen
C O Whitmore, Am bk, Calhonn,
from
May
L
18
j»
from
Honolulu,
J X Kelley.
Stockley,
"
Howard,
In
daugbt. 1.
G Beat ley, W Kknan,
A
Spi<-.,
per
W McCleud, Pau Yup Chan,
"
Wilson, from
W
11
San
Mahukona
X
Moms, Mr.
No; ley.
and child.
Hohe,
and wife.
"
Francisco
Beulah, Am tern,
A
11
from San
doys from
—J Sari .
?o
May
BORN.
A
Capt Seai sand
"
s
R
W
L A Chase
day* from Burrard
Francisco
and
8
*'
Consuelo, Am bgtne, Cousins, 16 days from San
Francisco
a
1.-i'/.
B
8
9
Dearborn,
A
Mm A
Coan, Capt SnnlPham, wife and maid.
C R Uovd
Pari., S X Fuller,
and wife,
J H Walker,
H J I-evey, Mrs C. La very, (. I> Dornin and daughter,
7
"
"
City of Sydney, Am
V,
Mis-.
Smith
wife, maid
Miss Martin,
W
Cunningham,
Bremen,
Hynian,
'•
"
Inlet
son,
R
daughter, Mr- i: |
Smith, Mra O Bate;
Bart leu,
Valparaiso, per Biirmah,
For
troin
Gustav, French sclu, from Tahiti
Australia, Brit s. s., Chest, from Sydney
and
Beck-ley
Miicfarfane,
E i
Wajker,
J
mery,
For San Francis.
«
s
C-lbarirn.
San Francisco, per
M
Ruchin
J Boy,
19
DEPARTURES.
For
Hespcr,
Abbie Carver, Am bk,
Pendleton,
New York
Fm
W
Maty.
Pens.
J
l.niVlt'.K
6
7
N SW
Jnbtiai,
Neumann.
iMrGoeUW,
inn
*'
Am bk,
R\der, 5.days from Newcastle, n s w..:
John Smith, Am bktne. Kustel, from Newcastle
C Scail':, G
J
K.r'l'.ihi'i,
j
days from Port
tl
W
15—G
For Austrnii.n, per City of Sydney, May iS—Mrs *I
B I Cutcllo, E Dnvu, J W Birchley, W
1
days from San
Gamble
May
T Foorsen.
hildieii,
i
"
"
Kitsap, Am bktne, Robinson,
4
Wolter.
irom
Francisco
Remiio,
McGregor,
W Ramsey.
"
"
Caibarien, Am bk, Hubbard,
Alameda,
I
5
Am
Francisco
Compta,
I
•'
S W.
W (,
Irwin,
Mariposa,
R Beamer.
H
wife and infant,
Pron
May
II R II
at
Chinamen.
from San
Francisco
Hull,
in,
X
30
Hyde,
J S
•!':! ! and servant.
J Pratt, L Al.mark,
Mrs
W S
Nekon,
"
"
W
W. II. Dimond, Am Bktne, Ho.idlett,
San
tp
TR
and maid,
M
he.iti, C
Eureka, Am Bktne, Lee, from San Francisco.
(iAWiI-
S All. red,
daughter, Mr and Mm M P Robinson,
Briggs, I'G < mienKaven, H G
Mis
Porter,
I*. C. Murray.
nor
A Dudoft,
PI I UC.F.R
•:.
rd»
wife, GCTewl
lmry.<;.
Ik Dickey, Rev
WTTurtnan, Rev H Macy. J I) Ramsey. Mrs May,
t aons
X
J
Stfceefcy,
m
May 18
Ah fJhing,
Dean, F A
AKKIVKI'.
GoodNrjn, Kin
HermttMoo, F
0
Mis*
j Tn
Mn} 11
of Sydney,
r
pi
[children,
anil
H
Silva,
Jurrs,
.
rap
Woods,
Mis
Bre re,
J
I.
S,im,
T P
Hooper,
CWoodkt,
J Olet in, wife and
KUAKA
laukca,
P
l.ai
rage.
Mameda,
Likelike and maid, Mr
C
H
C
J Bradley,
Wong
son.
Chong,
dOleueraa, Bey Lacy, Ah Sick, T
Chung Chan, Ah Sam, J Hank,
J
Mv,
Sau l rancUco
GUI
From San Francisco,
and
OF
A
.1 Hanson.
11 win,
fcfoea, R
J
AHRKNS
and
■
Filley.
Wnght
PORT
M
maid,
Unf
Mm i-.
Proai San Pram boo, per Conaueln,
R Moffat and daughter, Mrs friary, J W Gardner and
a ire,
Oa
Schrader,
Mrs
DTalUnt,
Mrs)
per Cit>
and daughter,
Overly
Scrimgeour,
MARINE JOURNAL.
m n.
daughter,
and
I
Alt' IraKa,
4 nt
Ira Wihox and
T
Miv
7
Ma
A.
ley, X Peck, M 1
Mm R H
Stretch
Im
F
-
enn Francisco,
M
f
Col
wealth will be secured.
Mi M >rri* and
<>
Chi*
\l
Gracnbalg,
Princess
('
P
rem-
the benefits
Wright, G
let, R
hung
R
r
From the Colonies, pet
in-
tie
be
N
Pron
is
the
>r
Voyer, I Bortoe,
A
H
1
L.
-A.
7
Irwin, M.ty
Kesing,
H.
X Watson, W Lidgate and wife,
or-
It
purpose*,
Let it be
community,
and
and
it.
ostentation.
of the
of
equalities
better
own
from their skill
fellows,
our
sonic
labor
their
for selfish ends and
now
love of
make
manipulating
and
greed
for the
direct
to
others labor tell
ganizing
but that
given,
Tan,
Davis,
Marinoan, May 6 Dr J
l*ow, wife and servant, Miss
I wife, J N GolJsmi'tb, Mi
Mn.« PWagstaff, Miw M Wag-
Miss
C
child, W Kindalt,
value for
Pa!
ChoncSan, I
B Schmidt,
Wright,
per
1"
child.
McKinley,
Jno
wife and
Hale,
Win
W
X
A Coochin,
Cntichock,
btgalf,i
Mrs
Henry
5
May
Coy
H Cornwall.
fcfoulte,
H
Save, P Bajteltmu,
Geo H
C
daughter, Mr*.s
-..
.M Ncwhalla,
W
Staff and maid, Mrs I
H II
'..
per W.
Sam Noma,
Molt Smith, Ex*Gov
M
Caibarien,
per
Pron San Francisco,
and it
from the
conies
do
men
of wealth,
Hong.
KeifjK-r,
Malay. May
lialkey,
C
15—Miss
*;. Good-nan.
W.
Pntningi Cot.
Fl.'.w.
unequal
Francisco
Sail
Capt
From Sau
P..
N SW par
7—
M Jatvis, F Groan,
11
McLean,
X
Schalkc, A
Francisco
NewcaaUe,
From
Jew.'ll,
re-
of the
Mrs A
30
Mrs'
per 11. C. Murray, May 1—
Tuckar and child, C. I'. Smith, K. Humphreys.
I>r.
of
the
April
MarroC.
Franci-ce, per W H Dinoinf
May 1Sawyer, Mi-.sC M Sawyer, Mrs I, Hofgn,
Kan
From
feudal
requirements
the
meet
per Kureka,
A
■ nun,
and
J
I»i
HevaOn,
From San
Pron
Baker,
com-
abandoned because
was
modern civilization.
medy?
the
holding
nd
Bawdy 1
Misso I-
by fixed physi-
again
And,
proposes,
From San Franci-.ro.
X
,children, Cha_ Brcnig ami wife, Fred
Wright, Mis | O'l.dk.nt, H Muel, wife
rvant, Cap X A Kobbioe, N S Sachs
HOOC X Bishop,
for
AKktV M.S.
which the
wealth,
; children
Rev
PASSENGERS.
(;
H
4,
Mar-hall. X Bose, Mrf,tvy Ali Lin, Chin Con, I. F
1, l; Ken and 1 childaen, Ln T.-.i, A W Bolster, V Bu-
"
real
and
Saper
Smith, Mivs N
ford.
for the
rich;
1
Suen,
May
May
MrsP Rue and
Bi*hy,
C
Mariposa,
t
[v
P l.ui'wiu,
H Footer, W
I
RomN.
Royal
Ah
Krickson,
A.
Capt.
Kureka, May
|>er
Pl&nciacO
X J Wilkin*,
"
Port Town-end..
for
(laner,
.'.,
Town-
,
fui
Ryder,
bktr.r,
H
Ah Wai,
Dora Bluhm,
p-t
Francisco,
For San
■\h
Port Town
for K.ival Roads
Jsru
aa
'
indi-
And the
be
men cannot
food, the basis of all
land
all
by abolishing
rich: how?
truth is all
for
for
18
"
for San Pranoiaco
bktne, Kuste),
Smith, Am
send
Elslnore,
vis-
as
Br. lik.
( oiiipui,
Guttav, French ichr,
Caibairien,
dis-
Fratu
•■'or San
H
17
*'
Dearborn, for Sydney.
s.
s
San
Mclnt>Te,
15
it
An
Sydney,
H Cook. Ah Sang, P
Corribg,
Ah Fook,
H P Johnson.
is
"
present difficulties by making every-
body
cal
oi
City
W Greig, T*R
Won, S Adams, jr,
So
11
"
Fr.iiicixo
for S.m
10
"
for San Francisco..
MitripO-aa. An
X
FChi\i,
C H
Wadley,
servant,
Peterson, wife and 4 children,
A. EUatMOO.
8
"
Hope, Am lik, Pcnhallow, for Port TowOKfld..
Heper,
George
sentiment.
social
proposes
impracticable,
certainly
most
it
that
unequal
and he
be
may
is
perplexing
of the
our
tribution of wealth,
ionary
truth
For
4
1-imoint,
Fran iaco,.
Graglind, I Drew,
yon Nordek,
"
for San
CISCO
pleasing
N
M
Wildei,
and
B AtbertOß, Alt Fawn,
l.ucas, j
Chy Young.
Lot, for San Francisco.....
Hrit.
n
1
Fran-
s.
s., Ghent,
Australia,
1). (J. Murray, Am bk, H< rry, for San Francisco
such
29
May
Hluhm, fur San
tern,
Am bktne,
WH
and
clear
its
as
matter
Bluhm, Am
Bunko,
but its popto
D«n
"
Watt, for Valparaiso
Morse, for S;:ii Francisco.
stm.
cisco
treat-
Progress
assigned
lie
cannot
Hrit lik,
l.urmuli,
A D
H Farley
Woolaunston,
April 28
Alameda,
political
written,
Wilson, I M Jewell,
for Sitn Fran-
Am sch, Spranur,
Hanion,
_s
Cisco
shown
George's
in
questions
Cl
sen-
arouseil
enthusiasm
first book,"
His
omy.
popular
strangely
Henry
over
some
on
developements
strange
J
W
Visiting
testify
signed
tale
this port during
from
personal
keep
and
the
SI I I
the
last
experience
best
ten
that
assortment
CHEAPER
of
than
years,
tne
can
under-
goois
uiy
for
other
house in this Kingdjm.
Dillingham
4% C*
�THE
1884.
JUNE,
47
FRIEND,
P.
■P
ADAMS,
WEBSTER'S
COMMISSION
AUCTION AND
VT
UNABRIDGED.
Merchant.
In
Russia
Sheep,
lurkey
and
Store in
Robinson':,
TBIRTY-rOUKTK ANNUAL
Building,
REPORT
(Cash)
Annual
St., Honolulu.
Queen
Co.,
Bindings.
Assets
Fire-Proof
YORK LIKE INSURANCE
EW
Ja ih
$38,000,000
Income
8,000,000
Surplus
7,000,000
C. O. BERGER.
L
&
EWERS
COOKE,
to Lcwen
(Successors
&
Special
Cooke,)
Healers in
I'he
LUMBER AND BUILDING MA-
THE
terial.
1
BOBT.
C.
LKWI'.KS.
mid
a
USUAL
Now
TONTINE
IMn*
IN-
practically
POLICY
1
an
the
at
RATES.
Illetlomiry.
Printing intioe.
Si.-mii nil in Oo»1
rooKK.
M.
iasues
last
I-.NIHIWMKN
ii lemllH.ooo Wordu,
M>M> Kiij-iuviiit-a,
it'll 1
COMPANY
for the Hawaiian Island.
VESTMK.NT POI.U'IKS.
STANDARD.
*S<B"nWs>awtar
g~>t
Honolulu.
Street,
Fort
only
AgBM
■
X JuLJEj
coplee in
SS.OOO
Public Bchoola
S:ilo 20 to I of any other Beriee.
JJNGI.ISH AND
*■*
Rev. A. W.
lly
Tract Society.
CHINESE
Pahlishsd
LoOtsna.
Price
$1
;j.-.
no
by
Family
Tho bent
p»r ci
BREWER
It has
liietiomuy extant.—
practical Kngltah
all
along
Edition
It
is
kept
OOAKD,
plaev,
lending
a
it fairly
brings
Timet, June, 181
COMPANY,
&
Hi
Quarter!;/ llcvicu; London,
New
«#■»
Intelligent,
lor M'IIOI,AKn,
si
I"'|>
TEACHKKB and SCHOOLS.
iJjt,2S A
American
Home Depository.
For sale at Sailors'
•
LESSONS.
to
up
(
as
most
tho
AND COM MISSION
urn
A
MR.
belk-vetl
contains, fa
Oahu, H. I.
Honolulu,
It is
published.
quant II) oi
to ho
an
Specimen
G.
IRWIN
&
Co.,
hargwat
•r-preeent and
cv.
" T
v
r.
liable
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
roadahai
qoietaat
Honolulu,
DEN SON,
1
Hi
DRUOOIBTS
P
'
HOTEL,
HAWAIIAN
TMIK
MODERN
site for
carrying
on
tMPRQVk
&
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•*
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I).
cl-iapm
mm.
WORKS,
NEAR HOTEL
tt.'„
Wnic',
r
the loweel
Monuments and
the
Me
Ginger
possit.N
Headstones
other
Island-,
in quality and
Our
kingdom.
/■'■'■
that
b
to
'■■
Til
Small
mottu
fJoTfca
(IV
Mid
profits
quick
■ undatsagaad have
this day formed
No.
lephoM
11,7-
WHITII
made
HAKBUt*
MERCHANT
to
FRIEND.
TAILORS
GENTS' KURNISHING GOODS
at
A
cleaned
IN
DEALERS
order
rai
and reset.
promptly
attrnd-d
Journal
Mouth!y
ito T< mperam c,
s. am*
Ins
Mai iaa
n,
and
.
Comer. ~f rORT and HOTEL STREET, and the
md
«tyl<i ol the firm is TREGLOAN & AT
WATER.
intelligence,
to
bt.
One
W.
&
Co.,
copy par
W
RDtTstTJ
AN!)
SAMUBI
C.
DAMON.
$2
00
Honolulu,
January
of
AND
iding
2
pottage
50
lyrß.
STA
A
L
SMITH,
Takes
tiouery% Periodicals* Etc.
liberal
IMFOI
Publishers of the
Phrase Hook;
Hawaiian
an
Islands; also
on
I
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[a
card
totiik
pij
1,1.1c]
asks
MAI FR IN
hand,
Other booki
a
TREGLOAN
this
opporfunty
to
that nl
patronise
continuance of the
thank the public
!>een extended
same
to
the
to
for the
him, and
new
Arm just
forme d.
M
inn
(oiiiliiu.ii
i.Luir.'
Spectacle*,
l Sawing
< •»aa%ware
H. S. TREGLOAN.
Ma-
Bfadcata, Xii;.,
I'iriuiT FVanwa,
TERMS
ED.
ATWATKK,
1884.
JEWELRY, PLATED WARE,
the Islands.
QAILOKS'
\M'
Aant; Hmwtieuk
Guide
Ifavm'ian Grammar; . I «.*V,\<»'.s Ha-
waiian Grammar; Hawaiian Dictionary ; (.'hart of
the Hawaii
aist,
and i>i-:a..i-:ks
BOOKS
FORE/GAT
nwinir.
3 °°
annum
ribers, iv I
%
IMrOtTlssl
s.
W. O.
anntua
pees pat
>n!'.<
■r
pitrtnorship
AND
T*HE
Terms:
ROBERTSON
a
for tho transaction of business
AS
riUI.ISHKi>
T
May
l!>ayor
TIUMO,
III.ACK OI
description
and attention of Mr.
W. C. London.
t'crjitirirrtf,
SarsaparHla
1,
AND
TOM,
are
Chdtenkmm ChnmieU.
Queen Square,
•■
aqd
WAKIH.K MANTI.I'A,
Marble Work of every
at
admirable i
Bun*.Chelsea.*'
lalaa,
IN
Orders from
tf!ii
tomus,
WASHiI'aMi
hocae
Medicifna,
«tr.
MANVFACI I'r.'KKS
Manufacturer of Monuments,
TAIILKTS,
Mr.-..
\
.1
Art) &c* ud
Pottd
Wo.l'l r •inmnr't
S-.li
•mbaMTONas,
.s
•
of
!i.i'--i
<Vr.,
STREBT,
yet rdi*sounds of
aua
full Assortment ofPatent
'
iyo. fXMtT
an
my
;<s
and
Store
rood
f.NO.
Mr. Burr 1 Bot
rhere
y.
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■
A
mtcaU.
.tUu
MARBLK
I ban
plaoethat
easy reach oi
due 1 rthe
raqai-
t '
l
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new
H, »<j
and
between***
avarcooM
and nlceal
•
ctasa hotel.
•
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A",
the
PERFVMEBS,
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1
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Han dl
t0.,
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quiet resting-
thesigttti
House, ti Queen Squat c,
faofing thata,a solid
in orderly inana
:ontfoii ibleju
[eioenl sod i quiet at
all
which
quite
.ire
iijght,
rareahtag. This latterfatality
there
inies from
lieing no thoi ni rhfare thnMigh the
Square; but the other good qualitiesof the establish'
1is
smi
a
Bui the niMk-of thr cat>> aloiu; tile pitcried
houses.
[*ha
i.i
Agents,
may get
you
In
1 l/Msdon,
that aort of thing, I liave
time WeUidered into all lorti of hotels and hoard
toned
>la««.. Y. S. A.
W. C.
Square,
Queen
tear) li of
ravered within
Plantationami taSsniffcpee
at
my
.114
Publishers,
& CO.,
Spiinulielil,
,ii
12
mention where
will
!
family.
prepaid onapplication,
sent,
panes
G. & C. MJEBRIAM
longer
MRS. BURR'S
and
10, 11
matterM
two
»i!.oo|.tii:t<ter to the whole
iini.
&
IN ITSEEF."
LIBRARY
Tho lateatedition. in the
Merchants.
LONDON.
or
fill existing
language, all ovet
of tho Ensllali
tho world.— KriK York
Tribune, 1882.
"
IN
tl.-ty
nt*
.
recognized
"word-book
SHIPPING
Etc,
and the
date.—London
STRICTLY
CASK
HOMK.
A
DUNSCOIfcBE,
W.
Manager,
HONOLULU, JANUARY
i,
(ai 1
PEIRCfi
ft
Co.,
TJISHOP
>.
aaaoa ro
1..
tmcAJtaa it
&
BA
1*75.
Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants
&
CO.,
c<>.,)
HAWAIIAN
HONOLULU,
COOKE,
ISLANDS.
Draw
Exchange
San
Agents Punion Salt Works,
IMPORTERS OF AND DB.M.ERS IN
Brand's Bomb
lattices
and
NKERS,
Honolulu,
Francisco,
BOSTON,
PARIS,
Merctiandisc.
T~»HOS.
Q,
AUCKLAND,
TIIKUM
Ma.ss.RS.
Agtmts of
The New England Life Insurance
iheUnion Marine In
surancc
STATIONERY AND NEWS DEPOT,
Company,
Company,San
Francisco
(
A'i?.
-79
Merchant
Street
Honolulu
,
,
H.
The
M. M. ROl'lli II11.1)*
SONS,
ORIENTAL
London,
BANK
London.
CORPORATION
of
and their branches in
/.
HONGKONG
The Kohala Sugar
C
ompany,
The Harnaluia Sugar Company,
The Waialua
Plantation,
Packages of reading
Sugar
The Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine,
Dr. Jayne 4 Son's Celebrated Family
1.,
and their Agents in
NEW YORK.
Perry Ilavis' Pain Killer.
at
General
H.
the BANK OF CALIFORNIA
on
Medicines.
luck
matter—of
numbers -put
deities going
papers
up to order at reduced
to sea.
SYDNEY
and magazines,
rates
akd
MELBOURNE
orI
And
transact a
general Banking
Business
�CMYhoeriusnta'gH
Aco, onolulu.
"Pure
undented liefore God
and
religion
and the Father it this:
himself unspotted
To vitit the fatherlett and widows in theii affliction, and to keep
This
Pago
Edited
is
by
Committee
a
Y. M. C. A
of the
and those who
cert
publications
STANDING
C.
Invitations
Rev.
M<
O. Forbes,
A.
A.
Dwwoombe,
1,.
Dr.
a.
Hadgcrs, J.
M. Whllney,
J.
in
Geo,
Kennedy,
Dr.
C,
M.
Koch,
1
11.
Jones, Jas. Noll, jr.
Rev.
M.
C.
in
The
authorised
to
cupboard
in
1 t.niing
B.
give
that
committee
were
shelves,
anil
the
opposite
room
J. T. U'ateihouse, Jr.,
association
the
to
set ol
a
crockery, plates, cups,saucers, pitchers,
and the
llyile.
the
on
the various
up sink,
put
c
various
countries and
to
same
room.
presented
Daunon, chairman jJ.
I. \V.
C HIM EM
Athcrlon,
people
regard
connection with
missions.
|.h. Atier
Dillingham,
K.
E.
Csasidy.
Committee-
I!.
;
chairman
chairman]
Cooke,
Smith, |.
Kntkki.mnmi-.i
inn.
shelves
our
COMMITTEES.
information
the
lo
act ess
on
monthly
at
report
have
can
gift
accepted with
was
Luna
act
tion.
###The
regular
held in
monthly
I'.
neW president,
the
list of
was
approved.
C.
Morris,
T.
May,
Joins,
The
they
voted in
membership
due from
of
lee
two
be of great
help
the
to
for
report
in the
People's
and
supplement
the
at
learn the
objeel
BI
members.
the
janitor,
new
approved.
and
a
shipping
Special
was
reading
ihe
list
received and
to
adtl
S.
P. C.
Churchman.
furnish
Gospel
in
Davies,
weekly
C.
M.
and
Esq.,
edition of
Cooke,
up book shelves
history
day
study
for
teat
to use
of their
this
I.
11.
Times;)
authorized
books
hers
these
Sunday
are
to
put
ol reference
study.
Sun-
especially
facilities
school
lo
accomplishing.
had
bei
he
had
seen
(he
al
de-
n
anil
invention
>•
Ion
nil
M.
Y.
similar
a
('.
committee
Judd,
K.
Rsq.,
A.
\.
con
as
Forbes,
o
to
as
soon
foi
m
as
tde
different
the
urging
the
repre
appointed
were
committees
h work
to
'Ihe Presideni
brief address,
standing
V
convention.
coming
the
ai
F.
A.
organize
fm
possible, and said
the
at
reports
with
Adjourned
the Key.
Scientific American.
were
doing
wished
h,
,
o
a
for
College
of
the management
and
California,
years in
of
for awhile
was
Semin
ladies'
Seminary,
He
Bast
1871 estab
in
the
town
poratiqn whk
the Institution
absorbed
town
lately
equipment
oi
slight injury
into serious
|iassed
possible
sank
days
"
1,1
1
I
he
In
these
him-
of
said
reason,
but
I
So with faith in
own.
entered into
.itiil
ol
gradually
and
■ 1 th,in death, he ceased
by
the
sys
point
he
came
bis
not
the
near
the
anil
and trust"
righteousness
developed
physical
cannot ti.iuk and
love
a
thought
beyond
weakness,
plans
necessitated
arm
the
till the end
<>i
A debt
ami
building
arm
fust
hm
of
What seeinwd
the
at
recovery,
away
If,
of
was
new
the betlei
paid,
for
hU right
over,
was
had
tern
It
1.
trouble
last
to
tin'
his share
to
trouble, which
amputation
i-
should)
all
Room,
lAn
an
ot
quite
been
Seminary.
perfected
nearly
Library
the
oversight
has
property,
Mills
cor
t<i
developing
in
$40,000 had been
were
title
legal
general
Mills
the avails of that
oi
wife
this Semin-
to
Pomona, devoting
of
Oak
his
chartered
a
Ii has the
and the
property
and
they have put into the hands
Ii
aixuly of trustees,
next
prayer
she
on
v,hi<
ary,
v.
which
subsequent
Brooklyn) California, adjoining
of
il
in
but in
llenecia, Cal.,
lished the Mills
a
displayed
ability
lie
Principal of the Young
at
to
in
successful
so
of
Hoard
affairs the busi
organising
and
tact
ness
its
He
a state
the American
on
self-supporting basis,
a
from
love
his
from
He
rest.
a
was
J. W.
Kalua.
emphatically
a
worker and his worksdo
All
Mail, (tri-
London
travels and Bible
school
invited
the
the
Hon
1.
dependence
lollow
Words;
London
the
The committee
in
Good
it
appointment of
•
brought
and
1864.
the
Landa, Missionary Herald; Judge |udd
ihe Nation,
not
ami
accomplished, and moved
l.c
meeting.
Companion.
Young
were
regular
he should call
to
their
Judge Judd hoped that this
a
'Ihe
too
were
siriiii.in.
01
Animal
to
a
this committee
Ihe Metho
Jones, Jr., offered
Youth's
ami
hoped
wat
Work;
Standard,
Hawaiians
mm
the
of
basis, wuh
v.). Smith,
World,
s.
Our
Advocate,
at
s.
an
methods ol the
now
it
and
till
meeting
what
with
in
address
be held soon, the Hawaiian Associa
their
lor
Magaiine
limes,
s.
Christian
he
file,
them the
to
Temperance
dist,'l
prepan
periodicals
on
gootl
tions would be
coamrittei
room
of
kept
Art, Science
Friend,
invitation
ol
he
Wai-
, foi he wished
A
heard, and hoped thai
sent
reported
voted
to
1800
this
ami
I le had leaned
might
authorized
from
have devoted themselves
hem attempting and
hoteli
on
acceptably
the
was
and
College
Oahu
most
up
Bat
He
filled that office
Young ary
of
the
1853.
in-
Associations
People's
now
ol
accepted
disputation,
of
W.
J.
in
elected President
•effectively
B.
the A.
of
till ill health compelled
home
return
had
of
ou
Seminary
ticotta
his
missionaries of
as
He had charge
M.
land
The
«asl
leering.
I
ommhtee
1
card
The
use.
Adolph
Ihe
copies
also
appointment
!•'.
by
find
will
('.
interpreted
<'.
M.
association,
fond
the
an
was
He
Y.
lighted
the
as
The
which
1 lonolulu
The
1884,
made
vitation to attend
the friend
to
copies
rooms,
the Constitution.
He
fudge Judd
to
them
Maui.
all the
1883
wishing
others
now
treasurer
of
Christian Association
from all would
distributed among
Any
annua!I
dollars,
member
a
Hon.
legislature
Ihe
to
member of the associa- 1
every
Prompt payment
was
T.
new
as
paid the
session,
luku,
of
member
Hawaiian,
J. Chapman,
S.
were
in
a
G.
C. (rosier,
BaJrd,
many also
$8,00, and
printed
whit h
The collection amounted
members.
annual
read
ret.try reatl the
set
11. Keist,
J.
Kalua,
I introduced
ud.
J
Judge
recommending
W. 11.
and
was
Jr.,
Ceylon,
to
48
the world
made him
The
15.
committees,
report,
Splakman,
don.
('.
standing
director's
meeting
hall, May
the lower
(mm
the
lessons,
Rev.
Mills
Dr. C.
T.
Mills,
lovingly remembered
Islands,
as
He
May
14,
College
was
i<Si<):
in
by
the efficient
President of Oahu
years.
and
at
graduated
at
will
that
will
in
he
con
at
stantly
and
deepening
his
extending
he
education
influence in ihe Christian
many
College
born
1844, and
logical Seminary
20th,
April
Seminary,
died
who
I.iin, (works
ot
the
general
ions
after
generations).
successful
,(,r
I'aris,
in
laaveral
N. V.,
Williams
Union Theo-
The
on
time
Ogtlen
from
39 hours.
system
1..
Ware, Mass., and ihey
went
Tolman,
in
1848
May
Company,
in
He married Miss Susan
Pacific
Central
over
and
San
completes
between
Francisco,
hours,
This
15,
to
Rail
New
Francisco
to
the fast mail
York
shortens
the old
Road
shortened the
the
and
time
arrangement.
San
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