https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/6bf66ad93d86d194fc894403233f9c64.pdf 09f62ca8fbf4121d463bd5f3de5fca12 PDF Text Text F 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 & ■ MRNTS Vow will find •* LAME'S 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 U [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. !•. ■ A mtcaU. .tUu MARBLK I ban plaoethat easy reach oi due 1 rthe raqai- t ' l .!■:, new H, »<j and between*** avarcooM and nlceal • ctasa hotel. • 'i,i i.i-l A", the PERFVMEBS, <»■ 1 !■''• 113, Han dl t0., H. I. 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 24 � 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 (1884) 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 - 1884.06 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1884.06