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Vol. V. HONOLULU, II. I., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1897. No. 710.

Oceanic Steamship Company,

TIME TABLE:

The I;ino l'aasougor Steamers of This Llue Will Arrive and Leave

This Port as Hdrouiider.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

AUSTRALIA OOT. 12th

MOANA OOT. 2lst

AUSTRALIA NOV. 9th

ALAMEDA NOV. 18th

AUSTRLIA DEO. 7lh

MARIPOSA DEO. lGth

In connection with tho sailing of the above stoamors, the AgentB are

preparod to issue, to intending passengers, coupon through tickets by any

rauruau iruui ouu r rauuitscu, iu nil

Now York by any steamship lino to

For further particulars apply to

m. G. Irwin & Co.

LIMITED.

General Agents Oceanic S. S, Company.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO, LTD.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED

THE NEW

Improved Planters Hoe

Solid Oast Stool Eye and Blade Forged Entire

OYOLONE WIND MILLS, PUMPS, ETC.,

HOWE'S PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES,

NORTON'S BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS,

PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY,

VISES, PIPE CUTTEUS AND WRENCHES,

"V" .A. OUUM OILS,

The Standard of Merit.

"Universal Stoves and Ranges,

PAINT, WALL & WHITEWASH BRUSHES, CALIFORNIA LAWK

SPRINKLERS.

A Large Assortment of General Hardware.

Theo. H.

H a & P a y

' SUGAK FACTORS,

IMPORTERS OF

General Merchandise

:?

OO3C0EISSIO3Sr

.gents for Lloyds,

Steamship Lino,

British & Foreign Marine Insurance Co.,

Northern Assurance Co; (Fire and Life),

Canadian Paoific Railway Co.,

Pioneer Lino of Packet from Liverpool.

Telephone 92.

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,

East Cornish

FOR, SAN FRANCISCO:

ALAMEDA OCT. ldth

AUSTRALIA OOT. 20ih

MARIPOSA NOV. Utli

AUSTRALIA NOV. 17th

MOANA DEO. 9h

AUSTRALIA DEO. 15th

uiuia iu mo uuuuu owtiuB, uuu from

all European ports.

AND

P. O. Box 145.

foiw Ss king Sts.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed

Now and Fresh Goods rocelved by ovory paokot from California, Eastern

States and European Markets.

Standard Grade of (tanned Vegetables, Fruits and Fish.

T&- Goods delivered to uuy part of the City WB

ISLAND TRADE BOTJOTTED. RATIBFAWTON WURANTIBED

THE MEMORIAL.

Adopted by tho Oitlzon'o Mnsa Mooting

and Forwarded to Washington

la nnswor to tho request of a very

largo number of citizens The Independent

now publishes a translation

of' the Memorial adopted at tho

niass meeting of Hawaiian Citizens

Hiidv others held on tho 8th instant.

Its publication has boon delayed

until after its mailing to Washington

and its delivery to tho representatives

in Honolulu of the Uuited

States of America, Great Britain,

Frauce, Portugal, Japan and Germany.

(

(7'raiulation.)

to the pnesident, the conobess and

tue People op the United States

of Amemoa. ' .

This Memorial respectfully represents

as follows:

1 That your memorialists ore

residents of tho Hawaiian Islands;

that tho majority of them are aboriginal

Hawaiians; and that all of

thetn possess tho qualifications provided

for elector?) of representatives

in the Hawaiian Legislature, by the

Constitution and laws prevailing in

Hawaiian Islands at the date nf the

.verthrow of the Hawaiian Constitutional

Goyernment January 17,

1893. '

2 That tho supporters of the Hawaiian

Constitution of 1887 have

been, thence to the present time, iu

the year 1897, hold i'u subjection by

i ho armed forces of the Provisional'

Government of tho Hawaiian

and of its successor, the Republic

of Hawaii; and have never

yielded, and do not acknowledge a

pontaneous or willing-allegiance or

tupport to said Provisional Government,

or to said Republic of Hawaii.

8 That the Government of tho

liepublio of Hawaii has uo warranter

i for its existence in the support of

tho people of theso Idandsj

that it was proclaimed and in

itituted and has hithorto existed

and now exists, without considering

the rights and wishes of a

great majority of the residents,

native and foreign born, of the Hawaiian

Islands; and especially that

said Government exials aud maintains

itself solely by force of arms,

against the rights and wishes of

almost tho entire aboriginal population

of these Islands.

4 That said Republio is not and

never has been founded or conducted

upon a basis of popular government

or republican principles; that

its Constitution was adopted by a

convention, a majority of whose

members were self-appointed, and

the balauco of whoso membors were

elected by a numerically insignificant

minority of tho white and

aboriginal male citizens and residents

of these Islands; that a majority

of the persons so voting for

delogatos to such Constitutional

Convention was composed of aliens,

and that a majority of said aliens so

voting wore of then very recent

residence, without fiuaucial interests

or social ties in those Islauds.

B That the Constitution so

adopted by said Convention has

never been submitted to a voto of

the people of those Islauds; but was

promulgated and established over

the said Islands, aud has ever since

been maintained, only "by forco of

nrms, and with indifferouce to the

will nf practjpally the entire aboriginal

population, and a vast majority

of tho wholo population of theso

Islands.

G That tho said Govemmont, so

existing under tho titlo of tho

of Hawaii, assumes aud

assorts the right to extinguish tho

Hawaiian Nationality, heretofore

existing, and to cedo and convoy all

rights of sovereignty in aud over the

(floniinutui tn 4th jlfftfO

BUSINESS IiOOALB.

Join our Suit Club, SI per week

Medeiros & Decker. Hotel street.

"Doppolbrau," on draft is tho

finest beer in town. It is on tap at

tho Royal Saloon, aud is pronounced

a very healthy nnd refreshing touic

by all conoissours.

A lady, who is an accomplished

teacher of music, desires to give

lessons to a few pupils at their

home, at 50 cents a lesson. Address,

tho editor of The Independent.

Tho favorite beverage of tho nobility

is Androw Usher's whiskv and

Schvveppe's famous soda. The Royal

Annex, always up to date, is now

responding to the frequent calls for

"U. & S "

"Historical Truths" may be had

at 327 King street, if applied for

early. Although tho edition was

considered largo enough for all demands

tbo books aro already becoming

rathor scarce.

Paddy Rvan is now assisted by

popular William Carlinlo at the Anchor

Saloon, where Seattle Boer is

always on uraught and other

furnished. Pointers on all

sporting events can be had, free of

charge from tho athlotio manager of

tho Anchor.

Tho football season will open soon.

The players are having their hair

"elongated" aud aro gettiug in proper

trim. For new points on how

to twist aud twirl the ball, call at the

Pacific Saloon, whnro the latest in

sports aud iu Quo "brand" are always

available to customers.

From (tasks rotund, (' ) mellow brew

Of Pabst springs rfect to the

light.

For uature sure iud iiu'euco true,

Conspire to b ow it right.

The Royal aud Pacific too,

Supply this porfeet gom.

Tho Oosmopohtau is not bohind

With checks which change with

thetn

J. T. LUND,

Shop

Fort Stfcct, opp. Club Stables.

BICYCLES REPAIRED

AND-

Worn-out Parts Renewed

Gnus and Locks Repaired

Being' a l'xaot'oul Machinist, All Work

700 Guaranteed tf

Steamship Co.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THE At BTEAM8HIJ'

it AUSTRALIA"

WILL LEAVE HONOLULU

roa tue aoovb rortT on

Wednesday, Oot. 20tti,

AT 1 O'CLOCK 1'. M.

The undersigned are now prepared to

issue Through Tickets from this City to all

points in the United States.

J8P" For further particular regarding

Freight or Passage, apply to

AVm. G. IllWIN & CO.-, L'd,

General Agents.

HAWAII IMILOA

Photographic Studio

(LATH II, LICIITIO.)

No. 22, Beratania Btreot, near Fort,

(Waring Block.)

Is nropared to do First-clues

work In tho Litest 8 ylts with

Neatness nnd Di-patch. Trie only irrouud

lloor Ar O llory and Studio on tho

Current Likeness and Good Viows

Taken.

None but experienced Hawaiian Artists

Employed, ai.d no Orlen uls.

KUPIHKA &Mc0ANDLES3.

i!HMf

IF YOUR

Horse or Dog

IS SICK

Call on A. It. HOW AT, D, Y. 0.

m Stables. tf

Wilder's Steamship Co.

s

TIME TBLB.

0. L. WIGHT, I'res 8. B. ItOSK, Seo

Oapt.J. A.KING.FortSnpt.

Stmr. KINATJ,

OLAItKE, OoinniRndor,

Will leave Honolulu at 10 a. m.. touching at

LHhnliio, Maalsea Bny and Makona the

same day; Mahukena. Knwalbao nnd

the following day; arriving at

Hllo the samo afternoon.

LKWE8 HONOLULU. ARBIVKS HONOLULU.

Friday Oct 21! Tuesday ,Oot 18

Tuesday Nov 'i Friday Oct 28

Fridny Nov VI Tuesday Nov 0

v23 KndHV Nov 18

Friday Deo 3 Tuesday rov30

Tuesday ....Dec 14 Frlduy Deo 10

Thursday Deol!3 Dc 51

Friday Deo 31

llotarnlng will leave HJIo at 8 o'clock

A. m , touching at Laupahoehoe,

and ivuwnlhno same day: ilakena,

Jlaalaiu Bay and Labalna the foliowine

da?.!n",iviu"t Honolulu the afternoons

of Tuesdays and Fridays.

xraMVill call at Polioiki, Puna, on trips

marked.

No Freight will be recoiTed after 8

A. M. on day of sailing.

The popular route to the Volcano is via

it Ho A good carriage road the entlro

hound trip tteketB, coferine all

exponstiH, 100.00.

Stmr. HBLENE,

FUEEMAN, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu Tnosdays at 5 r. M.

touching at Kuhului, Huna, Hamoa and

Kipahiiln, Maui. Iteturnlng arrives at

Honolulu Buuday mornings.

Wlli call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each

month. .

?- No Freight will be received after 4

p. m. on day of sailing.

This Company will reserves the right to

ruoko changes in the time of departute and

arrival of its Steamers without notice and

It Will nOt hn rna.inTialhln fnvair nit...

quences arising therefiom.

luiiaigui'tm must uoniuie mnuings to

rpnntvn tlmlr fri.l.vli.. .1.1 n....nH.. lll

not hold itself responsible for freight after

ib hub ucuu inuuuu.

Livo Stock receivod only at owner's risk.

This Company will not be responsible fox

Money or Valuables of passengers unless

placed in the care of Pursers.

iW Passengers are requested to

Tickets before embarking. Thost

failing to do so will be subject to an addl

tianalcharge of twenty-five per cent.

OLAUS SPREOKELS. WM. Q. IRWIN.

Glaus Spieckcls & Co,,

HONOLULU

San i'Vaiicwco Agents. ME NEVADA

BANK 01" SAN FRANCISCO.

DRAW EXCHANCIE OH

BAN Nevada Bank of

Ban Francisco.

LONDON-Tho Union Bank of London

Lt'd.

NEW YORK American Exohange National

Bank,

National Bank.

Comptoir National d'Escompte d

Paris

BF.BLIN Drcsdnor Bank.

HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA HonR

Kong&HhanghaiBanklniiCorporation.

NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA-

Bank of New Zealand.

VIOiUlUA AND

of British North America.

JVanmct a General Hanking and J&tchaniit

lluslncu.

DopoFits lloccived. Loans made on Approved

Comnicrcia' and Travelers

Credit Issued. Bills of Kxonunge

bought nud sold,

aollootlotifl Promptly Accounts Voi

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