https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/8e83cfdfce6570e97ef5303fa462311b.pdf 0d8abe4b84a6b50dbbb93ee42a8a1318 PDF Text Text THE FRIEND. Volume 54 H. HONOLULU. I. MAY, 1896 NuMBKR. 31 VTTM. K. CASTLE, MANAGER'S NOTICE. ATTORNEY Mrrchint St., next to Post AT Office. LAW, 'Trust The j«nB7yr lished on the be WHITNEY, TM. M. DENTAL ROOMS Office iti Brewer's Hlork, Kntrancc, I). I)., ON corner I), s. $2.00 FORT Hold sent ;intl Korl Streets. Hot*! Street. set i-in^yi ibers and "The AND of list THRUM, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER NEWS AGENT. Dealer iv Fine Stationery, ■ad I- ort Street, near r'iincy Rooks, Music, Annual, and than has the in Tin-: Mercha tt/.s, Hoiiotulu. FaUEND EHLERS DRY and every thelatest In this IMPORTERS, Street, Hon-'luln. tled in a Steamer. can them at of the claim the friends of Received by A. central t CO., ithe he position Honolulu, MERCHANTS, Hawaiian Islands. !ers tv/ No IMPORTERS 74 m lURNITURE MANUFACTURERS OF and Chairs T EWERS & to of The feM paper without telligible Office—B2 Fort St Building A simple of J. I.OWKHV, Merchant Sts. CHAS. M '.'OOKE. portion of and •J the and Postal G. I. cards, foreign the MAOOOK, Mtrchan of conveys no T One One Half year H year ye r * PORTER, Furniture, made Upholsterr Block. Antique Oak Furniture, Mttdti and LOW PRICES, i Guaranteed. faction Cornice Wall Bracket*. sep-iy in- J. S. K. B. Wilder, Rose, Vice-President . Secretary ■ and \V. Y. Allen t'Ai-i. J. A pretid „, .... Hackfei.l), Treasurer Auditor' King, . . . remitted Superintendent.' payable Manager. 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Goods received New list or orriciKs : __r P. C. Illustrated___ Finely President Jones Manager George H. Robertson Secretary and E. Faxon Bishop Treasurer bles; H. Waierhouse. the United jan67rv and Tariff Ta- Articles Specially Prepared gress and Statistical Timely Topics Relating C U Carter, W. F. Allen, from Steamer. Carefully Revised ol Rict oks : C. M. Cooke, vessel l.y every California Produce received by every States and hurop*.. to the Development of Upon HUSTACE, pHARLHS Prothe PROVISIONS, AND GROCERIES janB7v r Folk-Lore. Islands; PACIFIC Korl Honolulu. Street, Furnishing Goods, House Crockery, Glassware, Alike Valuable for Home and Kirni Street, (Lincoln I.lotk), Honolulu. Readers. 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Douglas Archil _Ul, • • error ■*" become recently developed tional Churches, what teaching in the this of no to the cardi- expiatory teaching erroneous He Old practically opinion made the is to as the Atone- forgiveness possible by of sins is the death is teaching of ancient and the Christian It contradicts the latest form- Church. ulated to contrary universal creed of Congregational the Churches of the United States, in 1883, which specifies righteousness is the sole and That Lord's adopted sufficient teaching institution the at same 130 hour, when passing It bright upright line of From horizon. the light From the in was the fire form seen of a the near Lahaina 110 miles brilliant the was Diamond Head glow also positive of con- the deplorable guilt cross But but away, following night. 180 miles distinctly was that sin is not it needs no and ransom of eruption away, also from seen, the Eucharistic "This is my blood of the covenant at out- his feast. which our All sin and offensive to feel this, violence of the in deep guilt. men only it is of character, development the evil of sin and destructive, and and in that some at the invade Hilo, wait learn, to or as in or dis- other such in 1855 Puako, some territory as in as below sea outbreak region Whether it will threaten we sum- than such the Kahuku whether it will Kau, the The habit outlet an to and crater. 1887. 1880, on certainly magnitude mountain lower trict of valuable Koria as without not anxiety. the de- to tends is be find to Kau any side of the ejections from evident seems not the 1859 pour into the or Atonement. minimizing of It will 18t>8 teaching heinous evil; a on the on bottom of the contrition, ot Christ expiation of their is to from of Mokuaweoweo. crater to and down from reported lava had been Such outflow is expected point As up out at the first-class. intelligence flowing mountain. of outbreak of no observed mit shoots feet, fanning one the column mighty continually is latest the 27th, own A dark cloud of smoke. eruption and Visit from Japan Missionaries. moralization of the church and the world. Christians as the from hold up the to only the Only by Satan faithfully continue must source power dying and the Cross Sin. can be eminent of missionary Miss Japan. her very important We News was received by morning of the 22d ot from the summit begun as after soon observed Kohala. A a Kinau violent on the eruption of Mauna Loa having midnight from the telephone ship on the in 21st, passing from Hilo to Ka- are Rev. pursuing of and as Gulick, S. special a in mis- of her work in the the a late war. visit from and her three childoldest son Halsey Gulick, years in our especially during a done repeatedly in evangelistic furlough has years has Sidney Gulick, labored several is many experiences the late Rev. Dr, now on who also favored with Mrs. Sidney ren. enjoy- privilege Hawaiian Board Talcott Military hospitals Mauna Loa. of for the sionary meetings, Eruption have been the Talcott, service spoken of the world. over Miss men and power of sin deadly people weeks some visit from of guilt the Our Christian and for Redeemer ing of salvation of the power of overthrown the of for- contradicts declaration a Kau Hawaii coast, sublime. was many thousands of be expia- Kawaihae, the on of brilliant fire God, and ground points of the lava is thought incident of most com- sin is in his pure c from seen sense all of his children. the as modern Such a the sacrifice acknowledging the deep God is full of provide As other At lack of a the world and of reconciliation with him." own of this forgiveness; themselves Great giveness Christian that "his sacri- fice of himself for the sins of declares the at observed was Kaunakakai. top in against God, zealously the be in Sinners need humble holds of Christ. This him. so pastor God's the source of Sin. to chiefly Boston, the Rev. George A. sense of sacri- pronounced most is an Unitarian ment, that Savior my He needs for the suke of his tion for the South 1). D. Gordon, in Christ's be to departure from respect The eminent Church the ol sin. Congrega- believe we grave and serious advocate of did and hateful and abominab sight. conspicu- the within to and passion holiness, ously and root of the Fvil ■*" LamDAeonctarbilneaError. for "Alas, seems most fice "Rock of as sciousness of the ages. The M • Meteorologist Power of the Word nal doctrine hymns They deny bleed." « M sound glorious such longer no can 37 Property in Hawaii Marine Journal most Kau, to doctrine of the deny expiatory sacrifice Christ's :i H a eruption Punch Bowl hill. healed." were m Record o( Events There has whose by H Tree Parent Algaroba Hawaiian Board sins, unto righteousness, Those who thus Ages," 36 Incorporated died having unto 30 L»m Two Immenxe Woman's own upon the body M Missionary Binding Early live JJ Sanitarium a Japanese Benevolent Society Fool "Who his in his sins Col. ourredemption, sins;" also Peter's our 3a Locality for New Gambling of we might 34 Society Act Hawaiian th« miles distance from the Waialeale bound 34 Loan and Refunding Proposed and The re- for- ; Hawaiian Mission Children's Registration of 4000 feet. as *i i M . K. Church A. -Bth Annivemu-y t. height the estimated column of fire Mi i*sionaries Japan M Dedication, of the waihae i'ai.r Krror Eruption Mauna Loa have we our the blood, Peter, 2:24, our have we his trespasses," our forgiveness the language, CONTENTS. of Paul's statements, whom through of giveness self bare A Lameritahlr Doctrinal the remission unto It contradicts 1:14, "In whom BISHOP & is shed for many, sins." Advam i . in All commuimatioSU Bad letters connected with Business is ikk in Japan, America, studies Theological Seminary. at of has and is where he Andover �THE 34 ofChurch. MtDehdicoaedtin eighty-seven $77.22 On the 19th ult. ed the worship of God, of the First Edifice new formally dedicat- was service and the to Methodist The Rev. Francisco E. R. the by pose the W. and H. Kihara, participated exercises. The pletely filled by gregation, other of Dr. was whom The and "Certainties of Dille said were sermon thoughtfulness upon the Bishop, in the open- house of many that is church was (Some and Lyceum disbanded, leaving was in Hono- perhaps prematurely organized lulu, forty the present their monument.) as told The speaker of Church in Nevada which dwindled down to old one A lady. notified her that to disband. bed her follow the church She disbanded. mission sons C. B. statement, vowed read the ally of to date.. 66 00 5,351 M. Total amount to be collected 66 .$1,367 considered doubtful amt. amt. Cash on the of their available 66 subscrip's.$1,017 $2,316 assets Bills payable 12 the 171 $ 36 $560 is $10,000 ; $8,000 of unpaid, per year the costing interest and this church $480 $80 is received as per year Net in amount but leaving rent to of Cost lot, deeds, be paid by lot mortgage 109 76 Total coat of of furnishings.... 00 20 86 942 Treasurer's book 76 50 31 $6,197 Of the subscriptions $1,000; $260; one of 600; one seventy-five of there one $200; was one of $300; three of aggregating help- of from 167 in 17th five $3,018 66; two Y. M. C. A. of papers and ing The anniversary hall, which After musical report was and Among ex- expenses Evangelist to and $18,284.64. were remaining an of use A. is a about the 219. to building have Many enrolled in the different of the additions gymnasium to the mem- its tinued work in ships in the jail, the harbor. on a and have been nution of A Bible but with owing at the to same Mr. good services evening maintained, numbers, Sabbath its Y. Presidency a Children's of Rev. dimi Christian hour. C. Society. in L. the of Miss M. A. gathering the of 907 life the should be monthly, and that a be no raise to but objects, of the suggested was at that quarterly instead larger be turn the organiza- an for money should that also, longer of social element The small attendance at forty to benevolent that function which did meetings the fact that in years attractions An society, of whom the Hawaiian Board. attributed of by pointing reside in Hono- introduced; should read while members, It meetings. to to Society small attendance meetings over its as larger made evening, Chamberlain, deplored society under- meetings monthly 200, counting children, should was proposition a large membership comprising lulu, to Gulick Dr. material particulars. some the promoting especially constitution of the The paper out the through of object the at of these members since 1852, and of account twelve Halsey Gulick, M.D., The than is usual the on members leading earlier support missionary. Cooke there assembled About missionary zeal, the M. of the with the immediate class has part of the year. Sunday Endeavor services con- among the Yatman's Revival work bore much The Union 24th, organization efforts tion Junior department. The devotional Committee report the among the were change 213 Mission forty-five recent of the has He man. of this society. there- magazines have greatly large is Superin- as fortunate in the of evening increase in gymnasium. attractions He father-in-law half a Central At the house of of Room. have caused N. Y. his and of the Secretary Waterhouse. year and a tendent of the in year with Henry served for Oberlin, Brooklyn, business Wood is 27 of General years Senator Mr. graduate a the increased the attractiveness of the Read- of fruit. $160; old, in Haines. President new for now Bluxome. Lowrey. C. Shipping—E. The M. C. Association $560 thereto the Richards. Castle. mighty School, with success in increasing older our membership and attendance. The building gymnasium last exercised Theo. Educational—W. R. take making men J. a $2,423.79. been carried of of in their The Directors reported bership 3,069 building estab- educational classes have been 98. on etc cost the righteous- be 00 $2,000 Insurance Total and April indebtedness still Students on in Yatman. was of this church. Amount paid of Christ's $6,069.07, of Library—W. Benner. Temperance—Prof. on new amount Room and Anniversary. of year of Expenses the amount most a Jones, showing receipts donation a C. H. on cost is Treasurer's C. COMMITTEES. Reception—Edwin steadily 77 2,144 Surplus Property will strongly to excess. of incidentals Total by vigorous work 29th OF Finance—F. J. will penditures $5,120.67. 46 1,298 Reading may be Church Christian the P. Ripley, lot, unpaid for, piety organization by B. Forbes. The Church.s. A. crowded read C. Visitation—Mr. as It evening exercises, and Gymnasium—D. W. Corbett. branch its grand Men's Young 350 00 hand Wichman Hawaiian On was Net living C. Jones, Treasurer. the and Honolulu the Vice-President. Recording Secretary. the Church the Lnd. during Less F. of such Y. was $6,T18 in paid in A. H. years the progress of to ness E. Love, Entertainment—Wray Taylor. for the future need We regard financial follows: amount com- covering Honolulu observed the 29th Total subscriptions Total lot Reformed lishment in to continued the exist- Ripley, as and Evangelical refused At the close of the sermon, the Treasurer, large occupied building, Methodist world. A. Warriner, Directors. worship debt. of the rest a advance in value. powerful W. the her death- was on standing by, and Christ, dedi- should be of the church. ence ground delegate Congregational unanimously When she two the The The I. vigorous of of than more' as of and house of out upon the larger a ful Presbyterian a tasteful timely provision a of W. it President. Wood, CHAIRMEN possession entirely from regarded edifice. Dedica- following eloquent their /active modious and value B. Dr. congratulate heartily and paid one Church. impressive A. the presented E. Church, upon their pastor year OFFICERS. to and Benediction. $2000 Church Methodist a ago, Church the The services closed with most con- Religion." established. once years We is was the prayer. which eloquence, this M. devout and most a com- He never heard of expected to remain. Church going under after a Methodist being formally the to Doxology the deeply interested a churches. rare pur- The Revs. E. D.D., S. with then advanced trustees, and rail, having catory Church, Peck. Bingham, con- that Honolulu for Hiram ing and sermon Pastor of the Harcourt Rev. the for appointments new Henry Waterhouse, accompanied the other Dille then read the Dedicatory Services, been invited .to Mr. by The averaging 1896. are: Dille, D.D., of San tory service of preached ducted the subscribers [Msy, each. building Episcopal Church of Honolulu. FRIEND. and not a multitude demands formerly of of have was course social arisen, exist. older member asked thsalleged sign, the decay "What is the are Society." �Vol. No. 54, THE 5.] Meantime the collection to have been be encouraging an be $440 to meet the felt was to This leaves answer. raised announced was which $140.60, before Ist, June to voted last year. appropriations The venerable Mrs. Persis G. (Thursasked ton) Taylor, being organized the old the to the memory of the descendants of so should Fathers Missionary increased zeal show perpetuate their memo- to ries and continue their Mr. actively so perpetuate patiiots, F. W. Damon his of the spoke great pecu- aid of this the peculiar same that this important in the Society The wish enlist in teachers this that in It in this being projected some supported direction. A appointed to city, be might the of committee of as by was energies in that three was report upon suggestion. It that the out was Hawaiian ecclesiastical an organization materially different acter from the ciety, although alike in The latter more was its order, holding many of of in char- Children's Mission the the meetings its aims. sympathetic alive keep to of work con- missionary the fathers. The series a of the spirit meeting developing apparent in order that to its work. more was heartily keep fully work of the It is however, effort is called alive the for and spirit Society. these One of bonds of the requiring that the first by law a day of August male person in the fifteen years, should take of Registry, description similar act and end of 1892, but the out a containing his was certificate his personal and at necessary lost on at A of bonds to of this law is to trol who the are is numerous Asiatic immigrants, otherwise impossible estimated en- con- that there to identify. are now It is will policy liberal country. for per cent, in all. outstanding millions amount the 50 in have to debt amount deserve The begin of in bonds the low at a second Hawaii- Public on to There is once at property the on our that the new feel force United the It is improved be by that sold our also waiting will credit our at proposed sacrifice of Many also market bonds before that urged a thus with little have four per par, condi- much money States so opposition to refunding All tion. of seem to men for Locality C. get Sanitarium. a its choice the best probably is climate this ques- moots cousidered, things Waikiki and dry, is uniform, one. temperature and it is The best city. would obtainable, Rather the is superior little a cool of the minutes by in At present, and As our can Hawaii. too isolated Sanitarium. a House, cable connections and become than enjoy invalids Meantime do better the very completed, *uch undoubtedly will patronage. at pulmonary this location is steam hardly while for 35 perfect on institution large within most Kona, with the Coast an world is the anima- although The It City. far from upland for remote if there, the large beach. sea Pearl at rail. the is patients, be Waikiki in climate, to town, com- Majesty Kalakaua, the too the social cheer of probably to Peninsula perhaps tion close are to situation late of his grounds which close and forts, amusements, the sojourn to a comfortable Volcano 4000 feet above the sea. Among public improvements greatly by bonds the cent. On the other hand, many contend that the public our purely a like the Y. M. The P. C. Advertiser longer, cent, against plea a the dif- by absurd then • some avoiding 15 per Best The should prosperous investment. seeking that men. upon the Honolulu market, the present that bonds seems ex- private "bees in their bonnets." climate very serious and business tion of the sugar interests, will be policy of have been elicited opinion placed where in more expended. public opinion measure such Some of A. return public improvements. first capitalists feel Many greatly to vastly sums difference in loans for among can so as It benevolent institution Roads especially the wisdom of this latter the rate and pro- are various to necessary the Government no at a Improvements. will interest to is the pur- year, make of many actually are the as out, Boarding Schools supported The for a Improvements and taxes sold gradually $250,000 increase values of than they proposed struck a of interest. rate carrying needed, in be which In the very section was ferent Churches. to forbid not benevolent institu- institutions such empted, aid secta- to proposed exemption the Y. M. C. A. sectarian about prohibits does it sectarian from which the some con- from the Treasury institutions, rian the addi- by been to the of would position measure be to of about ductive bonds new additional issue of Two Millions an bonds pose of urges year would tional advantage of establishing an the of $1,727,500, accompanied saving, or would place This so the C. A. Senators, Constitution the given be tions from taxation. cent. per Because exempting amount immediate increase $636,000. by 4 the to are of the Y. M. C. A from taxation. exempting 4 $3,000,000 a M. have to seems if allow- Damon $34,550 which years run, the offset of saving that this in Mr. to as commission at There fusion of mind among to pro- bonds interest $145,000, to of market the present $180,000. present He discount, annual which development the Don't Tax the Y. at a Government cent. $3,636,000 the a public improvements, measures. refunding On continuance of a Roads to as at daily the certain that noth- nearly as to to several written in names prevent the sub- on having their over into the those cent, to this On Hawaiian leading object sell this would increase the Queen. A Acts. low, if possible, as to I7>_ percent, of London. its way length rates detriment of activity, in gentlemen essential London 15 per 2j4 also ing at in the bonds new cent., 6 per should be tried for Legislature able the Government to handle and It over thumb-mark. the passed Republic, leading the to increasing journals. providing three over seek to first be every is ject high present the convenience of local The controversy public. Minister of financial Hawaiian to mostly dollars, Upon Act. there took effect April 17th, Bills for the was differences of On of lower rate of interest, all the as Registration this oppres- introduced important very new The Damon, March in and Harbor in favor of maintaining the organization and Senate two So- the sentiment of remembering and tinuing degree Refunding and S. M. Hon. Finance, vast pointed was that for although investors, the maintain to especially The place suggested turned consider and Board of Missions believed with honest citizens. Loan Proposed per be induced also was is desire ing to bearer certain special mission work as of the society this that might Micronesia, Society. are power immigrants the least sively interfere in most a least temporary service at such why It is in not There revenue. of Asiatic indispensable. posed churches. our expressed was the younger members to his spoke in was work of missionary of interest go with standard a manner, a hereafter reasons supervision amounting The feeling seemed spirit. due from will other for their money. the older members Many of prevail in to courage Board Hawaiian quarterly applications the and This Society. him gave before Chinese the from the generous and steady Hawaii, help for work the to other law will taxes works. good liar encouragement and support he found in added many of which people, of the Ameri- being were ex- since societies Daughters Revolution can that feeling her pressed of the Sons and speak, to be in sum $45,000 lost annually these 35 FRIEND. arises from the Executive proceeds of -000 for new the to be proposed l»an, roads on $40,090 over are $220,- Hawaii, $117,000 for harbor improvements for road proposed made from the in Honolulu, Nuuanu Pali, snd Hilo. -30,000 for wharf st �36 THE AGoMissionary. Hdawian Mr. especial gave of the the work S. P. Rev. He plish. years after went Is. Marshal Some tedly, to and has a field, take prey education G. now who he the Lyceum meeting Society Saturday address the Hirose, Next of was night. made was chairman. T. by followed to one exposed lo Kaaia's the late S. by by S. of the in good cises of the was a better investment of his money. condition. number finale of the close of the the on K. Last cruel of program those ments. — pleasant P. C. Concord At society. present and society is The Now the Otherwise is also the in Church Union Senator Waterhouse tition signed which by a pe- 327 Chinese taxpayers, the battles and which Lexington, I—That there about 5000 Chinese are the island of on the other islands. Oahu and about 10,000 front of ushered in is a that it has profitable very increased industry in the value of land heretofore wild and uncultivated, and is also profitable to the and producer 3—That Chinese trious, lawabiding and ple form claim and are and an peo- profitable 4—That your petitioners have reason feel grateful to the government of this the republic for sideration shown anp desire to s—That population United are the in tion therewith erecting and is said 6—That your under at their own petitioners them in or shall decide, of the near The the willing if is a maintain set as Board of suitable granted piece to the Society or out therefore Health. here brought in 1837, veneration special in some introduce in this a bill petition took of Carol) of In large Egypt. God Fathers Now a by in Liberty old teach as its historical a by the tree. moved pod, the the "husks ' hearts Free institudawns when shall be the arbitrament of cruel settled war, not but by for the have value inestimable brighter day Then fodder. in the fact for Son. be of to and importance lies in flourish trees no other miles of Scores grow. Prodigal shade, fuel, these arid, rocky soils where amicable arbitration. a to like that, proved greatest that similar of which the swine did Algarobai Our Syrian bears The Carob pods in the Parable of the eat, the which tree, and food for stock. as were from somewhat that of the Mexican of regime in establish to which abounds Algaroba name (Ai-Kharoh) tree sweet used emancipa British nationai differences will tree of formerly naked, scorching shores in these islands verdant now are They foliage. A and new been enacted more gambling betting all law stringent against including boat-races, and ball has of every on game's, from the to Honolulu, beneficial be most a fatally It will remain tor the tests. heartily one attend assist to provision goods of abundant'pods have been desist from depending in whatever such con- law, with sellers cautioned hereafter offering to customers of to prizes übon chance. to the United States and that Consul lough. position Willis' of his on Ellis Charge return. family sailed for a sixty days Mills on visi and for any great Their thousands of formerly could be has plant proved Hawaii to little gleaned. as the Algaroba. Some parent of the oldest tree Damon are Chaplaincy of the offspring be to seen, premises in the on old Chap- lain Street. Thi parent Tamarind Valparaiso Stewart, and years ago a tree was in 1829 still was by brought Rev. Charles growing a few few rods south of the Pioneer Mill in Lahaina. t furThe Princess Kaiulani now in holds the with her father A. d' affaires feed foreign the base of soils. where boon a the rich manienie now horses beautiful gather moisture driest the animals Scarcely from U. S. Minister A. S. Willis the 16th ult. with food so community accordance this in that their to grow around which in the enforcement of In so to the tree with appear horse- serious evil impairing influences air, grass tends cattle has grown that pray honorable mem- may pass and become law. Referred to the Committee on Public same the this excellent law. manner or here deliverance Honolulu for such purpose. thereof will purpose to United Chinese petitioners the Executive ber are such in of government land trustees of the tions. connec buildings for and memorial service Americans should American from for kind, government supervision, the government inspector Health tion of "The Society" also in cost, suitable conduct been by Father Bachelot clergy Anti-GamL bling aw. hospital a a as the for the aged, in- the purpose aforesaid, and held is Catholic same. firm and helpless Chinese. to erect have to dwelt first pastor slavery the manner races, home a line the arid of the Chinese, with Benevolent of the sick of the millions now the con- portion of conjunction desirious of and them for the Chinese Chinese care kindness towards the thank the from Israel oppression. portion of this Republic. to the of the Hawaiian Islands. coasts large a Chapter Jehovah's celebrating like the by sermon the Passover upon indus- hardworking desirable and a which The Mexican The tion the in The their children of God's wonderful evolu- petitioners your there growth, Street tree parent owner of the land. contend that by Tree. Sons of the American Revolution. 2—That the Chinese have introduced into these islands the cultivation of rice, which children. of the Roman Catholic Mission, original and Hawaiian It this suppress Port on Algarobai Concord Independence. occupied were seats number of the to nine years of from Mexico on terms. themselves. were It War of Legislature correct Algaroba Parent sixty leeward American states: of anniversary the right. 121st of presented the 19th the celebration of the to in the law in duty survives grounds Central directed 16th ult.: plain But mind. of duty is obvi language they stultify a After the on plain make not technicality, refresh the on does enough re-enact the to the foot-binding. evident plainly are of and an the, simplest to Court Celebrated. services is the intention of the as they as against Court pronounces the practice of torturing enjoy- law a the ground that its word- on This The Lexington evening Enterprise. ult. In the Senate Supreme awkward sense. Advertiser. and Legislature, enacted law invalid is the year Now the ing Against Foot-Binding. Chinese practice still Chinese Benevolent Law supposed, ous the on broke up into small groups for the ment exer- program Imanishi of the regulations address Grammar School. Japanese the address An followed by was the showing treasurer, Yasumori revised no made society The children, and the by kindergarten leave to spoilers. never needs greatly was him given was Wilder, in report and devo- was it the to held songs Mission, but refused and place, a semi-annual Benevolent Japanese the noble record of a He because there his become wisely made The regular the three to later years the Gilbert respite from work, his and ago, ten has labored efficient service. can accom- missionary a to bright The opening a No Lahainaluna at years as transferred where he Mr. Kaaia is graduated thirty last our missionary Hawaiian a Seminary in 1896 [May, Japanese Benevolent Society. commendation Hawaiian Kaaia. of what example was Report Walkup's issue FRIEND. until Mr. granted pension by of the S. Cleghorn Republic $2,000 a year. of Europe has been Hawaii a �Vol. No. 54, Northern Early Pacific This little volume is addition the to for history both the Hawaiian the Pacific It of picture and eighty Coast Oregon, and entertain- interesting well as of as those as graphic a The years ago. the world ing nature brief is best told in the preface who has Professor by appended following Alexander, letters found in some of steel. Dirigo like 4000 the and being donkey engines form for it seen, the As the by in historians of the of America a by as It even author was and Honolulu, has Green- known in number a He living.here. scendants of de- died in 1830, board of the bark Columbia, while on his where responsible Hudson what is to way Columbia, The in lady Inconsequence remain in Honolulu, paid table In their to tinuing voyage the November have been $282.45. ot goods were The year Most given by need, All has fiom lunch a from depositors the in will be of hope continued increased aid important enabling sue has Property in Included in tion narrative the to history Islands. light on here in In the piracy of Rosa, their the sack the California. It taining account an eye-witness of islands reign, made near capture is frigate Argentina, also the including Monterey, valuable by a state of as con- fair-minded in things confirms Alexander Hunnewell and other the the statements Campbell, James visitors and early W. D. Alexander. tions have published by Thos. from 2 From at only this paid only $101,115 36 hundredths of nominal value, be one legal the table, „nd One less than or cent, per which is for. corpora- well per their on known to Full G. Thrum. these 86 are representing stock, making is the business a Revised likely to windward of unusually of "What new foah a "is ray I want to know," wedder dey's business next summer, down so as said Uncle going to to a to get dis rules secure for at Republic of $38,- assessment least year from $100,000 are more strong party fine point look watermelon and tell if its ripe through or not." 27th Although water, moving a the Reports is crater. thither conducting whom among editor of the be may Dan are and Bulletin, F. S. Dodge of the Government Survey, who is of something expert an in Vol- work. cano EVENTS. OF Ist—The shows March month for Mortuary 65, Hawaiians. having reports rough ward trip, weather having 2nd- Animal the of A. B. Wood, Portuguese E. A. Jones, her smashed injured crews un- last wind- boats two while ; and election of meeting Y. M. C. W. A. A. W. as follows: J. Warriner, Love, secretary ; treasurer. Friday : 3rd—Good observed experienced on president; president vice Of this Papaikou. at officers that nationalitieswith ten.—The usual loading for past. years for report largest the several were led all othei sth — all at which a as holiday generally more than has been Faster the Sunday : special churchts, were decorations very were with drawing no her trouble out for New York 6,370 27 was of tons feet 8 inches of experienced of the harbor. on sugar. in services the attendance large. The at floral elaborateand the music exceptionally fine and churches.—Arrival of the big Anglican at S.oi sailing 6th the late has the Central Union Aiiiciican four masted from plantations. The Roanoke sailed the with weather. Mokuaweoweo Fiancisco, sugar for New York. Pete, Kauai, dry, southerly accurate from Monsarrat Logan, cor- $10,831,960 the entire incor- of the property taxes next 23 to from 3to Maui, customary. porations, porated and expected Julian their stock cent, tax. Besides has been April capital stock, less than what very much would sell the singular prevalence taxes $15,714,668, taxes, 9 inches. 5.6 and several of their of llama from ranged sugar capital and planting sugar it averaged Hilo and Hamakua, On to Kinau valuation, $27,862,000 assessed In number 38 various their a facts appear. Thirty-seven were was -693,960. 1896. This book is neatly printed and bound, and April 8, of the rainfall In RECORD taxation on corporations, each. by following capital residents. Honolulu, April, Senate assessed stock, by the close of Kamehameha's which by Argentine of the statement other paid her burning detailed and to inches. Hawaii on 1896. March, the Honolulu, April data without longer Hawaii. and mutiny the homeward voyage, and much presented the Russians the on crew Bouchard of the Capt. and it throws particular, the Hawaiian the proceedings of Santa cruiser, of contribu- of the North only not 1815-1817, of valuable a but also Coast, west is much in Coast. His not-remain 4 inches. con- North-west to that Honolulu and its suburbs inches. sell their handiwork. to beyond certainly been women many is modern facilities of locomotion. which women. experiment another kua have Fees receipts lines It Amounts sold $130.13. were opened, was debt a Oliver goods the termini. with commissions reserved $1,301.25, which on was cleared off. Mrs. for depositors to Incorporated instead of and with were charge of his death his wife and children decided to the such certain generous dona- By a occupy the service of the Bay Company. may the close of the at favorable including extend to hoped are supplies, furniture, $178.57, at $190.92. cess. to was in present In Starting labored without remuneration. on called British now he position etc., valued depositors $32. well once found was year with permanent been indefatiga- right the provided severa institution 1895. tions these liabilities how, the historian of Oregon. The it nothing, he have system obtained, one, can the Exchange. meritorious very of their on by of rate electric an Rainfall for Woman's opened April 2nd, North- H. Bancroft and of Robt. the at Co. Tramway conversion legislation be except holds to day. tons a over- well as their the Hawaiian Star by the Hawaiian in view the Project. four- of sugar bags is intimated that about 4.5 of entirely the researches of the escaped in London, those of the Hawaiian Islands. ble H. be may serially magazine have been to Coast west separate a year 1821. seems looked time. first published literary during It first the was weekly in published now a Peter This is Corney The into with alike, rigged square slung something but It Railway at of greater quantity rigged are jigger-mast. of are each, nett, vastly a They sugar. The Mr. by Horn. Cape the Sewells by They tons, for capacity PREFACE. The following narrative in load- Bath, Maine, the Roanoke of wood, the hundred Hawaiian archives. this harbor, both built were Electric vessels sailing in 37 . Ships. for New York, via masted, of the book largest now are sugar They is extremely residents of Hawaii, to of California material FRIEND. Immense Two of the important a most Islands. Two Voyages. existing and ing reading, THE 5.] J. ship Roanoke ballast, Mr. E. W. Street T. long load to This is the largest vessel that has entered Fort so in Jordan our Store business Waterhouse with been identified. port. succeeds of to the which he �38 Bth.—Consequent and quiry investigation en- regarding the sugar, mercantile and tax of to York given pub- are lication. Evening Mrs. Dole of Orient with for Prof. have and route, en the thorough the case ship and freight good F. C. 15th after Lowrey of portions received is foot closing in $1,611,253.57. no the at flow up as yet. the of sum PORT the pro- having signature.— arrives Dirigo, and of the burdened literary were Y. aloha.—AnniverM. C. A., closing The installation of officers; its 29th year. of presentation the orchestra ; reports drew with music together a very by full site hospital suitable whereon at buildings, they may their own 18th—Hawaiian Society Revolution is the house of Chief Sons of Battle of the entertained at 21st Methodist Church, anniver- the First at noticed ; by Dr. Dille has pub- the land. word brings of crater of Moku- having been first reflection in the sky about —Am schr S« in steerage. Luras, Miss E H Bailey, and Miss E phiny, per Esthar Mrs 23rd—Dr. on Dille ss couver and of the 26th—Odd San by of Sargsant, a—Am 10—Br ss ss at Wm A Henseall, Geo Gill and wife, Morris, ——Geo Janeiro, April X Wada. War, at large a U. Rio route Janeiro to Japan, Miowera for VanS. S. Fellows Concord for celebrate family outing picnic and Independence Kawaiahao Seminary drew Francisco, .'sail B Brown, J F. and wife, X A from Newcastle. Morse, 18—Am bktn 19 Am bk ship from San Fran. ss Alexander, A Z Mrs Mr and 4 children, Mrs V Knud- Albert, April per 18—John A Has- McLogan, Mrs John Kelly, Mr and Mr and Mrs Datte, Chas Hill, ______ 24— Mrs For Japan and China, per Rio dc Janeiro, April 8 including Thus X Evans and 58 Chinese, Vredenburg, Liverpool. and women fm Port Townsend. —Am brig Courtney Ford, McLeod, from Portland. , —Am ss Mount Lebauon, Fran. from bk Alden Besse, San Potter, 28—Am Port Blakeley. -Am bk Amelia, Ward, from fm Port Townsend. Robert Lewers, Goodman, —Am sch For Mr and 6 children, Japanese, including 42 Rothchild and 812 Mrs and 2 children. 26—Mrs women N Castle, per S San Francisca, April A F Williams. BIRTHS. this RENNIE—In DEPARTURES. Evan Rennie, a city, April 1886, 21, to the wife of daughter. for San Fran. Hayward, Waaler, lor BH wife, Miss and T P Hemen. Rio Janeiro, Mariposa, AH Fell, J G Waller and 6 children, W Pfotehauer and I) Archibald, F A Warner, 28—Mr from San Fran Lee, 94—Br bk Doon, Boyd, from 2—Am ss W D C L Rice, Mrs Miss H J McKelvey, B Tennant, J Miss Booth. Knudsen, For Vancouver and Victoria, per Miowera, April Rev V H Kltkat, T M Sister M dc Sales, Alex from the Colonies. Hay, Ward, Irom San Fran. Miowera, ss Mrs Dr For San Francisco, Fran. —Am bk Martha Davis, Soule, from San —Br larke, I Chas from Nanaimo. Haestoop, from Liverpool. from Norfolk, Va. J B Thomas, Lermond, 82—Am bk C U Bryant, Charles Mrs Geo D Fearon and wife. Miss Mr Beers, A F A Davison, Percy P Ducroy, C wife and 4 children, Miss C Waioplli, sen, Jsmes Campbell, Mrs Pratt, Mrs Cohrs, Mrs Scott, J J Foster, Mrs Valpy, wifeand Albert Willis. Willis A and Hon S from San Fran. Calhoun, Anna Mrs C Walker, Barbour, Mr and F E Butler, Hu: bard, from San Fran. S N Castle, Ceylon, F F L Komig, Mr Long, Miss J F Eckardt, T Brandt, Mrs F D J Lowrsy and Hadley, from Yokohama. Buhne, Anderson, Mrs Mr M Wilder, 16—Am ship Dirigo, Goodwin, from San Fran. Craig, and wife, Miss Wenner, Dr A B Carter, Miss Master Ena, Mr Cole, F B Mary Ena, Miss Cunningham, Miller, Fell, bktn —Am schr Esther Hall Chas Msors, Miss Schmidt and child, 18—Am ss Australia, Houdlette, from San Fran. McNeil, from San Fran. 14—Am S G 17—Am bktn Planter, Dow, 2—Mr and Mrs Mr I wife and child, Miss F L Brown, CC Proutv Wm H White and wife, P W Baldwin and wife, P L Wooster, Peterson, from Newcastle. from San Fran. Alameda, yon Otterndorp, Pearne, from China and Japan. 16—U S S Concord, na. April Mariposa. per Brown, M A Gallagher, Gaelic, 7_Br ss Puget Sound. MARRIAGES. Fjerem, for San Fraa. Bird, for the Colonies. Warrimoo, 8 G«r bk ss DOVE-MONSARRAT—Ia Drew, for San Fran. Monsarrat, 11—Am bk Matilda, Swenson, for Port Blakely. for San Fran. 12—Br ss Gsulic, Pearne, for Mahukona. 18—Am bktn W H Dimond, Nilsun, for San Fran. bk R P Kithet, Morrison, It—Haw Fran. 16—Am ss Australia, Houdlette, for San Reynolds, for Port Townsend. 18—Am bk Kate Davenport, for San Fran. —Am brg W G Irwin, Williams, Fran. —Am bk Albert, Griffiths, for San --Am schr Transit, for San Fran. Jorgensen 22—Am bk Holliswood, ss ss at McLean, Park out a the much Rev. Alea. Mackintosh. t9—Am sh C F Saif-ent, to E. April 6, 1886, Creighton and April 20, 1886, Cranston Gregory Warren both of California. April this city, Lloyd Mackintosh, Miss Ada M. Rhea, Osborn to 11th, by the Mist Kathryn city, April »7th. by the G. S. Waggoner, of Hono- of Foseol, Oregon. DEATHS. this city, tion. Luke C. Kelley, for Puget Sound. land, for New York. for the Sound. Morse, —Am schr Esther Buhne, KELLEY—In Japan. Hamilton, S C Allen, Thompson, From the Colonies, HOWLAND-In per Douglas R per P 18, 1886, Rebecca Wright Henry S. Howland, aged 64 this city, April April 14th, Frederick 1886, Canefield 68 years. Lowrey, aged MITCHELL— In this city, April I—Mr and Mrs Clive B H Fell. Archibald, R consump- resident of Oak- years. A H V H Fell, J J Rithet, April t—L SMITH—Ia this city, April 18, April 20th, of 1886, Sarah J., be- C pneumonia, W. H. Smith. YATES—In South April 24th, Mrs. Mary Kona, Hawaii, Ireland and resident of a native of Yates, aged 68 years, Foster and 62 cabin and 47 steerage for San Francisco. From Saa Francisco, a 28 years and 7 months. loved wife of Wm. Mitchell, aged Mariposa, J of Tuesday, April 7, of Capt. Howland, widow for San Fran. Anderson, for San Fran. Abercrombe. on aged 66 years, I al LOWREY-On Warner, Mrs Valoy, Chas. Kauai, At Lihue, Hardy, OSBORN-BURHANS—In lulu, their by McLean for San Fran. for Peterson, 27—Am 4 mstd ship Roanoke, Mrs by 2. of Honolulu. Hans Isenberg, the Rev. fer China and Japan. Janeiro, Ward, Wilder, McNeil, S G —Am schr Ethel Zane, dv Croi. officiating, both GREGORY-HARDY Rev. Alexander Sans dancing. Valentine, Miss May Cummins, Sarah 1886, Florence Craig, for San Fran. Mt Lebanon, —Am bk the Rev. Fr. by to this city, CREIGHTON-CUMMINS—In to April Dove both of this city. WAGGONER-RHEA-lnthis for San Fran. Rb 88—Am bktn E. Rurhans. Knight, for San Fran. lrmgard, Schmidt, for Mare Island —U S S Petrel, Emory, 88—Br ss Miowera, Hay, for Vancouver. 84—Am this city, C. Y. the Rev D. P. Birnie, for San Fran. Paul Isenberg, Wuhrmann, for the Colonies. Alameda, yon Otterndorp, —U S S Concord, before the en the Souci, with games, —Concert 82—M A Archer, per Miowera, April Miss Br.-wn. Francisco,-per Rio dc A L Fearon, ASMVALS. day 18— Mr April . Mrs Glover, PASSENGERS. a ~ Castle, N M> ( he-nsy. children, Rev J A lrmgard, Schmidt, from San Fran. San Francisco. natal S per S Maßuire, Warrimoo, Bird, from Vancouver. —Am bk Melrose, —Br F"rancisco departure the Civil Church audience.—Arrival from San his first lec- deliveis Lincoln and Methodist and April IS—Mr ' Francisco, San S Swaesy. per S C Allen, B High. (. 18—G A Dau- April Buhne, Dauphiny and From San Francisco, IS-C A Steward, For San Francisco, ptr Australia, April wife and two C S Desky, Mrs Abercrombie, Chill. Ethel Zane, —Am bktn of the list. a.m. ture, Act law of a Kinan the outbreak a Albert W H Woodworth and wife, and child, S W Wilcox, and Mrs Warrimoo, April 7—Mr For the Colonies, per and Mrs S C Swaa. R S Vegi an.l infant, Dr J H Reed Fran. Hamilton, from San Seattle. Peterson, from ship Roanoke, B—Am 10—Am Registration in the summit aweoweo San Fran. from San Fran. �—Am bktn W H Dimond, Nilson, —Haw bk Andrew Welch, by sermon lication and becomes activity and Tucker ES Mrs W C Weedon Wm Wareihouse, Dr A C Wall, wife, —Am schr Wm Bowden, of San Francisco. 2/nd —Stmr. Mrs Msrgarst Thomas. ney, and U from San Fran. brg Irwin, Williams, from Newcastle. -Nor bk Fortuna, Mikclsen, —Am bktn Addenda, Perry, from Coleta Buena, 4—Bk Margrethe, Lexington. 19th—Dedication services 21st —The from San Fran. Justice Judd, together in commemoration of the sary of the Bearwald, Jacob Dr Frederick Cox, V A McDonnell, Couper and wife, MrsASMcßinMiss Lane. Chas Button, F L Holland, from Port Townsend. Morrison, Jorgeusen,from B—Am schr Transit, WG —Am number of uninvited guests, large a 18- Robert April Fitsgerald, C W Howard and valet, MrsOC Swain, Miss Pearl Malinney, Trumball. Mr Milliard, from ths Colonies. Am ss Mariposa, Hay ward, 28—Am cost, for the needs r»f their countrymen. American Australia, per Rev Dr E R Dille, Cartwright, G D Lunt, S For HONOLULU.-APRIL. —Haw bItRP Rithet, 81—Am 17th—Chinese petition the legislature a f— per Mrs Csslinz and family. April 10—J R Far- Or I. F Alvarez, A F Alvarez, Mrs Bruce John Dunn, Journal. 20—Ger ship H F Glade, attendance. erect Of 8— Am ship C F passenger list, large tributes of night sary April Alameda, per Franoisco, From San Abrams, Mabel I —Am bktn with floral Warrimoo, l)i Asriburton Thompson, ARRIVALS. 7—Br of the Australia with —Departure many of whom W S-Mrs Jr. transit. Newt'.n, J Holing, 1 the ensign president's large ship, good freight April H Dimond, April W Mr Ingham, From the Colonies, value. Marine and load sugar for New York. 16th 8— W E J L McLean, E Prof Koebele, Warren Gregory, Water A -ott-Smith, Mrs E S Norton, Dr J S B Pratt, J Miss X Durham, 19 steerage and 88 in hou-e, Chas ClarY, Roenitz. a official an defining national the and Morrison Irwin, rington, From the snug per Francisco, From Eureka, sum- for exports T R Robinson, From of long a have to act an the Another and but 2—Am bktn Stagit, Robertson, Hawaii — the wheat laden. activity reported, San from but with list, importance.—Death flag hereafter, 1 two fumigation tedious illness. with in crew, route en 30th.— Honolulu's month G OKPASTURES. and passenger of news Mr. for the the 26th inst, of on W., Continued volcanic crater per Mrs Mors*, W From Vancouver and Victoria, quarantine. little a of news Queensland, to Mrs child, Francisco W Barnhardt, Bernhardt, From San $385,077. officers and 142.42 Long. the station for at of cargo of the British bark Centaur, open boats, 14.40 N., and burned in Lat. sea at mit a New for sugar at brings Hilo, at leaves large tons, valued captain, San From San Francisco, the safe arrival t torn Shaw, Mrs R Shaw. 28th—The Hall of 13th—Arrival of the Australia with to with Francisco consequence and passengers landed strict Ingalls. developing, pox will freight con- steerage passen- In port. sickness of small Adams, Gaelic from the 900 some this reported R. and M. C. A. orchestra assisted 10th—Arrival of the gers Colonies.— President attended. —Successful by the Y. Mrs. Turner and by the to Mr. and Mrs. E to largely very route en reception creditably off very passed The Roanoke - 5,368£J 9th—Arrival of the Alameda from San Francisco, and wife and Kelley, accom- all concerned. 27th enterprises FRIEND attendance than could be larger modated, cor- returns other the* islands throughout Senate upon taxation, poration cert THE • these islands for the past forty yean. �Vol. No. 54, FRIEND THE 5.J schooner H. I HONOLULU. written Bray HAWAIIAN BOARD. board on Western Micronesia. of This the Hawaiian devoted to the intereits " page Board of Missions, and the Editor, appointed Board, is responsible for its pathy out goes disappointed Editor. - 16th, Feb. of San Francisco, from following find the we of economy abbreviation of the and also of "I have long the what, article which ion,' told the him sub-editor I acting of points would This ance resulted interview just in not opinion he well. as the appear- * opinion, own my War Cry, the nor which Market at was * * have and a last had with you, the from rise say with of deal good publication, j of * sick perfect the on terview war your return has given not when I Hawaii. I was in- over to went salvation the concerning to I recall * clearness the fact that I day you in * that remember conversation your batim did not on really my next mere so supposed to was one has a more more Hawaiian Islands than I have. Faithfully yours like mis- shall than accom- to * * * year Kthe S. S. were W. be Logan." letters at * * in this Ponape whose open-to the harbors and Logan our to take of is or hard was the hearts of to wide now Price by hard word a to look a of cheer them, find to vain After Honolulu leaving calmed till the evening many so that assured more all the evening clouds and and Wind the power; of fortable vessel alarming leak there is struck rain be be to the short break a or The absence days. a our with came proving far more Logan the and ; the increase perceptible I am glad to am have coufess forward with any a vessel under thrown not that San Francisco us two, or at I pleasure * is due we Honolulu. Cordially as and do to me, beach, not to an look uncom- no past within get her may At all often better events we as we have yours, Isaiah Bray. and ever for themselves snows Japan, better present suns in of 1896, are fellow of some to-day or us too valuable, may be spent in being to to impart names who living be of those who ancestors the serving the and It is made these but we not true would the memory oblivious manifested in of the devoted of worship are liches men. have in, Japan- Califomians; their fellow women grace of God or who their time or their money Portuguese men. amid valleys among their lives dear, islands worth living under men Micronesia, the sands of Afiica. We honor the and in spending the Hawaiians, the Chinamen,the their aim man, garden our of Alaska, the hills and treasures the Paul living missionaries who some their precious, if these once Apostle salvation for are not is in some now living Lord or they at We believe that are our equatorial There not have that one than of the the to-day some this year of men the Sturges we must an history lived than toiling and we such successors islands, than a to in in these missiona- missionary experience. of truly in Viking oi spiritual life here benighted to whom away, successors, that too name. Livingston Snow that say passed versed of sense the aloned; they stood among not conclude the loving Bingham and they constant true worthy These one have than father compeers. Let any and savage as and in any and Islands; were worthy have first whom mothers Moffat were a to earnest can fathers and in Micronesia. no of the christianizer people Only women Hawaiian ese, Honolulu in The * and the on and tender love and Africi; Thurston count must month Such in speed. and that I and have in hourly minis- become the to their by name any love that is the missionaries people, become missionaries the com- entirely disappeared, has a should we squall with us Kusaie in 26 two to week of Honolulu At 8 o'clock that and former trades that took the darkness surrounded threatening a little craft. be- civilizer ministrations. of space were our that us we of of specially remembered. keep you posted opportunity. from Capt. but the by prayer when friends reach ries will from friends, hours. two her old at our to still, been in haste had Mokil and Pingilap, pass without two the race. people only is manifested motherhood The earliest men It if under- nearer to comes of the voice and the mother back of And yet,.a parent mother and schooner, fully innermost sancuary being. greatest of study a seldom are the heart of the child than little craft and fully make years children heart. trations of of the The heart for who their human tones a with either of deep. vast a the to gentle and But presents. lie not loving standing other the problem complex careful kind, most heathen Kusaie give to to be said for each to race Parents known. and Mr. in but his maker has yet man none the or are to we that practice Honolulu to for Logan's the handling by going week. spend to be further Foster and that the than may up be may turn It us in experience either to open vessel a rather way Mr. give may Star, through, a ; coddled censors. Humanity wise and and it obliged this little craft. Parke, Gaelic, April 10th, received these from be may Lord has shut drop "Robert a does him getaway in to for them been something truth, the child's fortable northern voyage Lieutenant. The the the in the done have aboriginal admitted way It here. but I the for Christ, Harry that the from take him to the head that and reverent of the first missionaries the stop prevented * fagged a regard for the worth and spiritual plishment I explain upon "the blunder—the blunder of No * would nothing There is recovering of the bilge keels made you Kiti here after the Mortlocks Honolulu, veras repro- * I have slur no far to off ? that be able to step. to us I points of had attempt behalf, own sionaries of old" I and expressions. much very that the mind. that even duce any of your a ; report whatever, recollect, But the salient only of notes had disappointed. slowly me After that us, made much they of these views of the the latter us arrived next disappointing Islands, board to be is the interview I an after shortly Hawaiian that chagrin fall, hostile criticism. with expects days, surprise some considerable unpleasant to what Price Ponape learned in Mokil and days including to malaria It Dear Brigadier: I only and wishes I Street, or Ha- poor one Star at that short, came invitation of the governor. San Francisco, 1139 * * time, unfortunately expressed" that Mr. article, which, unfortunately, of the we of Kusaie the honr an finally passage of 33 to of the was give interview, and that an the purpose answer but which written under difficulties. was It as weary would information could write up and harbor, the my myself, the death. of out reached heard we boat a my return, on write the article to for prospects Feeling in the Hawaiian Islands. I refused express work and and still somewhat seasick We going through to went ; passed Pingilap, west place last 'His Opin- heading for The other that these islanders too some- appeared which Army : the afternoon on hours before two after days two Kusaie, explain, supposed was views of the to done being waiians. twenty-five days from Honolulu, stopped Now wanted under the October, Lieutenant from The former says Parke. Harry letter a an remarks Brigadier's nothing have had Star The Ponape, stopping make we space here another. at gone Brigadier J. J. Keppel. For sorely says: passage about in War Cry but voyagers. arrived Feb. 6th. The Critics. One class claims that there is little Dear Mr. Gulick: My We AnExplanation. In brave Classes of Ruk, the by contents. O. H. Gulick, Two missionary from Our warmest sym the to The Captain Rev. the Logan, Robert 39 to the the lives of that little or �THE 40 is nothing of and There is of number of and labor is being results upon good class of first with the invite We with hands assist who save the fathers about are that It us. be must day our the paternal missionaries that saved, love of the early it the save living Meteorolgist. Archibald, Douglas been for a gentleman, in preparing especially annual contributor Report of the He urges to stations with When cable mountains. aid in these highest is contribute jombined on gress the five goes the Emma schools under the Five evolutions. us races The At one of country time the their re- are and the for the young themselves into usually the met a once demerits of was in men met one tells eyewitness in men to week and to of organize They using its a club the for the leader time, and they chose of the most all advanced students. present our I_._CO, the Trains between run _< table, and said the accepted truth, and Trains arriving will in leave at 9:15 Honolulu a. 3:11 at P. Trip and m. 1:45 and 6-55 M. City Ewa Plantation M. p. m. 2d Class. 75 $ May P. Tickets. Ist Class. Pearl their gave _< Saturdays and Sundays. Round disbanded and members Ewa OUTING that the follow- was City, Plantations. TAKE AN is divine." was Pearl Honolulu, and Waianae mingled joy 50 $ 1 00 1 50 75 1 25 W. Young People's Savior. — Pearl Harbor increase of CRAIG'S an first one BERETANIA STREET -:- Has Honolulu difficulty of enlarging early to an date when ample the Harbor will become We have first class at season loading here at three The day such is large going not happen when remote is will be ships wharfage in from to ous 500 will of 100 at an feet. the bar Private date. The dockage. ily pay in taxes expenditure to wait upon the U. S. Congress is a the to Pearl Notakv FKTF.RSON, jyot] Puauc L'artwrights Office, Honolulu, H. I. 00192] pLAUS SPRECKELS & CO., BANKERS, Honolulu. Hawaiian ..-.lands .... Draw exchange on (Jeneral the principal parts of the world, anil Hanking liusine>s. jariS7yr. DISHOP ft CO., BANKERS, Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu, It is estimated Established in 1858. to depth of thirty if nor the governthe neces values of interest It dilatory Transact business. Bills Deposits folly action of the open the harbor. a general Banking made Loans check. received Letters on on current of credit and Exchange approved Commercial discounted, the on seems magnificent property clamoring development. Acknowledgments Our obvi- increasing proposed. Take . com- will be needed the to parties, to 13 Kaahumanu St. not our occupying promptly provide ment, would sary early $150,000 not over remove docks. begin to Agent Instruments. harbor a But if space, our excavating is of cent. per :-: 06 calling increase to pocket this outrun remedy that possible barely WW. transact a once. It to , steamers to TERM. :: for already we PARKE WC our at in the sugar But This is than more is wanted space sugar. once. four and five at and time; have sometimes no neces- steamers ocean that even for its Pearl indispensably room one of space Thrum, opened for re SUMMER :-: CHILD-GARDEN Miss by Pacific trade property around the harbor would speed- fallacy. colleges, for a to __=_=__£______■___■_ Apl. Harbor our that several young us, such prove these in discussed Bible, the possible arguments It of "infidel clubs." of wharf accommodation points Ha- popular very colleges leading in wise their setting the on as rapid means some be from & Conducted of the Word. was for fire ! Let this Government Open merce it B> MISS are and Japanese. waiians, Chinese The Power it club the to oftener. ones Portuguese, English, presented, Association. performing and eyethird a busy prob was look a the a is in pro- hundred little two dancing doubt change not Waianae grounds, of ships Hall Kindergarten the The nearly Pily press, door exhibition the Word of God wharves out Kindergarten of care Friend and escape can the conditions ? cramped his face, the leader closed on laid all nearly two The his at once was on in America. As one this Will it very few years. another said, manifested, Spirit with week sary. to No be once at much of as was forecasts weather to could to a of but surprise, elevated but was that Book Weekly. connection here will made, observations important on ex- of intenseearnestness, "Gentle- hearts increased provision our spirit shame of the Krakatoa the sugar. coming we are become "That is grand !" Book, Simla, Archibald Meteorological observations islands, in handling of by 30 to large part A well as that O. reader Holy tones ing he brow, students before The consequence Royal Society published in 1888. at forecasts Mr. monsoons. leading for work the At last, in to sneer 20 and would business coaling connected from at capital. removed there, the consciences of these young men. The a has considerable time engaged Government Indian a this from visit who long superciliously, new men, with favored been has Honolulu not hearts and intellects the E. the of hearts great Searcher and tian Converts. read. exclaimed, ing a the city, distance, hasten it, of one to Again A minutes the is beautiful!" brows to-day now was "That Hawaiian Chris- the earlier children of of love fraternal the be must and that will reach It Harbor is closely with "That is wonderful !" continued and children was contracted a The reader looked up in the won it ; women men, to comfort a With of read. to soon claimed, join and service of love, that in same Very lack of service heathenism over to-day. love and service the was commenced select- man fourteenth chapter many Christian hearts. and Pearl rail suburb of the has been such John, which his face others in the attempt the young Strange to say, wonderful on the pieces. to ed that more to laborers, true missionary triumph shall It day. of the the the were critics honest making up the in of.our all than with there Hawaiian of the done for being nearly more critics, We wish the second. is sympathy our it read to was which after discuss the word, to pick to of the "leader" duty Scripture, were so the Hawaiians. And yet The the Hawaiian Board, in- with and columns Friend, much faithful dicate thai expended The The of the report every being done, much well done. being every Hawaiians done for the being to-day. FRIEND credits account issued on security granted. subject the to principal cities of the world. It for (_f Agents of the Globe lusurance Co. Liverpool and London and sep-imo. � 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 (1896) 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 - 1896.05 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1896.05