Until recently the chiefs have been regarded as something more than mortal. Still most people treat everything said by a chief as law, not just as advice. So when the Holy Ghost moved the chiefs to embrace Christianity their advise to embrace it must have had the force of law. So if told to attend church or to study, they did so. Cotton grows well in HI, but natives have no means for making cloth.
All cloth comes from abroad.
The sandal wood is gone. Three new stations formed on Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. Mr. Green at the station in Wailuku, which borders a tract of country containing 23,000 souls. 1834 Mr. Green and Tinker at Wailuku. A majority of pastors in Hawaiian churches received literary education at Lahainaluna Seminary.