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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the suprv me
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a Norfolk Monday and Thusday NJ
O'Clock Touching and returning, az Cone river and
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Passage and fare 50. -.-.. =
April La JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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ociav pages } 80 cents, Minstrel, lax cents.
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Telegraph so cents pfonouncnr aud etymologc
dictionary publication in the Telegraph
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ity Of aliens to hold land in fee simple. has
not been found TO justify the fears which, at
the time it was passed were expressed. that
IN future no foreigners would take the oath
of allegiance, since they could obtain lands
without. This proves to have been a mis-
taken idea, since, during the past year, Isl
have become subjects of His Majesty a
much greater number thrn in any previous
year. In my opinion this law will prove a
benefit to this kingdom.
On account of the great increase of busi-
ness in my department, requiring two or three
indoor clerks, and an outdoor superintend.
ant, | would request the Legislature to take
into consideration the necessity Of making a
larger appropriation for the Department. o
the Interior than has hitherto been called for
The avails to the Treasury Of the interior
Department during the past year have beer
SS4 ,35O,65.
GoD SAVE THE KING
KEONl ANA.
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CONSULATE NOTICE.-In accordance with a
| J circular which was issued by the Minister
of Foreign Relations of Chile on the oath of July
1850, to Consus of all nations. Be 1T known to all
whom it NAV concern and relate, that by an act OF
the 10th july, 1850, a law passed in the Cham
bers of Chile, relating to foreign vessels, by which
law 1t was decreed that all vessels visiting the ports
of Chile shall enjoy the same rights and privileges
as those bearing the national flag, (excePting only
as relating to the coasting trade) under this condi-
ton That each respective nation TO which this
privilege extends, reciprocates the same advanta-
ges in each of their several ports Therefore, hav-
ing corresponded with the government of HIS Ha-
waiian Majesty, to accept and recprocate the full
sense of aforenamed law, be it known that cap
tains of all Hawaiian vessels who from this date
NAV visit anv Of the ports of Chile, will. upon ap-
plyinq at this consulate, obtain such necessary doc
umens as shall establish the above named rights IL
all ports of the Republic
F. X. VIDA, Consul OF Chile
Honolulu, Dec. "a, ls50.tE33.
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n H. w HOTEL
IIDEDTV Hal

4 VISO CONSULAR.-Segun una circular que ha
n espedido ell Ministerio de Reaciones EsteriOres
de Chile fecha 81 de Julio, todos los Consules de
las nacIones esfranjeras todos aquellos aqsenes
concierna v convenga hago saber que con fecha l6
del msmo mes ell Congreso ha promulgado una Ley
concedendo los buques estran Jeros, que vlsiten
los puertos de Chile, las mismas franquicias de que
gozan los, nacionales, eceptuando solo que puedan
hacer eI cabotaje con la condicion de que las re-
spectivas naciones conyengan reciProcar con dl-
cha ley en- todos puntOs. Por tanto, y habiendo
convendo ell Gobierno de s. NJ. Hawaiiana aceptar
reciprocar segun ell sentIdo de la mencionada ley,
los Buques Hawaiianos que hayan de visitar los
puertos de Chile, obteEdran este Consulado los
documentos necesarios que los pondra en- regla con
las Aduanas de la Repubca de Chile.
F. r. VIDA, Consul de Chile.
Honolulu, Diciembre "a de 1850.
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GREGORY'S EXPRESS

fJ1O THE UNITED STATES, via Panama, having
Insurance policies in the Atlantic Mutual and
o,bcr offices in New York and our own in one OF
The best fire proof buildings in California, we are
enabled to furnish the best security for persons
sendinp treasure or parcels by this line Drafts at
tight on our agents Messrs. Thompson Hitchcock,
ror Wall and Pearl streets, New York.
JOS. W. GREGORY, Proprietor,
q 2sO Montgomery ST San Francisco
81 AGENTS.
Sl~hompson Hitchcock, New York.
NE Cl rk, Sacramento City.
w &BF. Cheesman, Marysyilie
Rfliot Portland, Oregon.
Mitchell & Co, Honolulu. II. L.
u. Ban Express Mail with such other pack
.ges as NAV be sent will be forwarded from these
Islands % the United States by every opportunity.
MITCHELL & CO,
Agents for tie Hawaiian Islands
HONOLULU Jan. 1, lS5l.-34-u
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prisons, roads and wharves, is skillful for
eign supervisor, to superintend all these
things. to be paid by the Government. With
a good superintendent, the cost of construc-
tion would be much diminished and the reve-
nue. ofGovernment proportionally increased.
With the advice Of the King and council /
have appointed ore, and his salary will need
to be provided for.
The aqueduct mentioned in my report to
the last Legislature is completed, and in sue
cessful operation, and proves TO be a profita-
bic investment.
Another thing that greatly needs your at
tention is the law Of estrays. At present
there is no end Of quarrels and litigation ar
rising from the trespassing of cattle. The
remedy for these evils am not prepared to
recommend perhaps law, regulating fen
ces, would effect it in some degree.
submit to you to be confirmed or annul-
ed, several laws passed by the King in Privy
Council, viz: the laws organizing the fire
department Of Honolulu, constituting board
of health in Honolulu, and the law permit
ting sailors to be discharged at these islands
without bondsmen.
The number of foreigners who have taken
the oath of allegiance during the past year is
Isl, citizens of the following countries:
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SCHOOL HOOKS.

lust RECEIVED, per ship Loo Choo,
n Iarge and well selected assortment of Element
ary School Books, adapted TO the wants oil the
.choois in Honolulu, consisting OF
Leaviit's reading books, LIST, I'd, Sd & 4th series
t;rigg &. Elliott's do LIST, I'd Sd, and 4th series.
Webster spelling book. United States do.
Robinson's primary arithmetic. do American do.
Wells elementary grammar,
English ''
Nutting's drawing cards Matison's Astronomy
Scholars record book, Physiology for children
Art of painting. national accountant.
Writing books, different varieties.
Sets of Bliss outline maps and keys.
Bliss analysis Of geography. Smiths geogra.
Together with variety OF Juvenile reading and
story books, including Arthur's, Abbott's, Char
lotte Elizabeth. &c, &c. At Polynesian office
Feb % 3m-4i
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
17OR SALE close to the beach fronting OF
10 Kaahumanu and Merchant streets in the follow
INC lots fronting on Merchant street:
No l. 40 fl 3 in front. 81 # lDin back
No 2 40 fl 3 in front, l0l IT s in back.
No s. 40 fl 5 in front, los fl 6 in back,
No T. 40 # 8 in front, Al fl back.
No s. a. fl IL in front on Merchant st.
do Al fl front on Kaahumanu st.
Fronting on Kaahumanu street
No g. Al fl front SIS feet in back. Sold.
No = al # front, IS fl 2 in back.
Apply to STARkEa, JANloN Co'
Honolulu, Sept. 26, ,tf-20
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HOTEL DE EFRANCE.-Victor
fssssfsF Chancere & Medaille would respect
.,E.Sz. fully inform their fiends and the public
.&as::s that they have taken the above well
known stand, where they will be happy at all times
TO wait upon those who may favor them with their
patronage
The bar will always be supplied with the best OF
liquors and cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords. Board by
the day or week. Picnic and private parties sup
piled short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
tached to the premises. lSept l4-ly-lS
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HOTELS.
National Dining Saloon.

THE undersigned proprietor of the above named
i establishment, is now prepared 10 accommodate
boarders by the day or week and lodgers by the
week or month. His table will always be found
supplied with the best the market affords, and will
be served by European American walters, and
his rooms are fitted with taste and neatness. His
terms are as moderate as those of any similar es-
tablishment the Islands
Jan. 25 .6m-37 J. b. FLANDREAU.
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CANTON HOTEL

- CANTON HOTEL
lMlA THE UNDERSIGNED having ia
ken the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
ly occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs to no.
tifv the residents of Honolulu and transient visitors
generally that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Wines Liquors. ETC. and the table
with the best viands the market affords, having Sc
cured the services of first rate cook and steward
they hope by assiduity and strict attention to bus
ness to merit share of the public patronage.
NIB A we'll fitted Billiard Room, Bowling AL
leys and sleeping apartments attached to the premi
ses. JOHN BARILElI 4 CO.
Honolulu, july 20,-l0-6m
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MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s. FRIEL, would respectfully
ID notify their friends and the public generally
that they have taken the above named establish
Of those who may favor them with their patronage
The rooms airy, and fitted up in elegant style
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines, liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
allevs are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu respectfully invited 10 cal
and examine for themselves. l2-ly.
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10 CHOES.-The subscribers offer for sale at low
b rates for cash orapproved credit, invoice OF
shoes, consisting in part of cases mems sewed
goat brogans, cases mems sewed calf do, 2 cases
Sfnen's peg'd calf brogaDs, cases women's sewed
Scaif shoes for native wear cases mems enameled
speg d brogans cases men s enameiled peg I'd Jer-
sey ies cases men enamelied sewed Jersey ties,
Is eases pegd imitation sewed calf boots, 10 cases
4Lades shoes Of all varieties. April 1s.49-f
CRABB & SPALDING
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xJNO sE DISPOSED OF. VALUABLE BUSINESS
81 sifuated in fine district of Maui. The receipts
Average (SI00O) one thousand dollars per month at
profit of fifty seventy FIVE per cent. The pur-
chaser would be required to take the stock and fix
hires, and not less than (Sls00) would have to be
paid down. For further particulars apply to b. F.
hoIles & Co. Lahaina. nov. 25 .tf29
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NOTICE The undersigned having receiv-
~ ed the appointment of Agent for the disposition
OF His Majesty Pirate Lands, hereby gives notice
20 all persons who may from time to time wish to
lease portions of the same, that 1T will be proper TO
address their applications the undersigned at his
office in the Palace.
CHARLES GORDON HOPKINS.
Feb 3o-ti
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$44,352,3
3l,5l6,

This amount has not all been received,
about $1,000 or $4,000 remaining to De
paid in for deeds not yet delivered, but al
ready made out.
The effect of the law abolishing the disabil-
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PUBLIC LICENSES

| would again call the attention ofthe Leg
islature to the law for licensing public auc-
tioneers. On the 2lst of December, IS49,
HIS Majesty, with the advice of the Prvy
Council passed resolutions to remedy the
evils OF the old laws which were neither con-
firmed nor annulied at the last session of the
Legislature.
The amount sold at auction during the past
year was ST ,O6O, 760, ,35.
would recommend that a certain per
cent upon the amount Of goods sold be taken
in lieu Of the present price of an auctioneer' 8
license.
But little has been done for the improve
ment Of the roads during the past year. Nor
have the Governors rendered their reports
as to what has been accomplished It IS said
however, that some progress has been made
on the road on Hawaii from kona to Hilo,
on the Alaloloa on Maui, and on a few other
roads. But the roads generally, through hout
the islands are in very bad condition. II is
hoped, however, that in future they will be
much improved.
In November last the King, in Privy Coun-
/ Gil, enacted law for the regulation OF the
market in Honolulu, which is submitted to
! you, to be by you confirmed or annulled.
There has been frequent mention made o
! tie need of lights for the harbor Of Honolulu
j and. in my opinion, this is thing that ought
/ to be attended to.
/ The state of the prisons is exceedingly
had. Theye is not one decent or safe prison
throughout these islands. In my opinion
| what is needed for the construction Of proper
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4 MAkOU, MA MEA NONA MA lNoA
" malalo nei, noho ma Honolulu nei, ma ke
moi ana o Starkey yanion ma, ua Ike pono makou
ka hooao ana e kekah pahu hao hanaia Ia i.
Miner ma, ma Liverpool ma Ike ahi wea loa, ke-
kahi hora okoa, ke hoike aku nei makou, ka We
ne ana ua pahu hao Ia, aole wela ike ma palapa-
la waihoia ioko mamua o Ike ana ke ahi. Ua
pono mao no.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, RESI-
w dents at Honolulu, having, at the request
Messrs. Starkey. Janion & Co.. witnessed one OF
Messrs. Thos Miner & Sons (of Lirerpooi') pa
tent Fire resisting Safes exposed to the effects OF
red hot Coal IRE for the space of one hour do mere
by certify that upon the said Fire Resisting Sa'e |,
being opened, we found letters and papers that had
been de eposed therein prior to the tire IN an excel
lent state of preservation
March %, 1850.
]. c. Spaiding, F. r. Vida s. Co., r. w wood'
N. F. Sayre, VIM. Jarrett, DIR. E. Hofimann' Leon
de Apurre H. Hackfeld.
,rP Ma ka bale kuai Starkey Janion ma. g
iseia ua pabu ,ao la. oleloia ma luna, me ma pa
Iapala wahoia iloko.
:r-PThe Safe above mentioned. with the letters
md na oers if contained may be seen at the store
of Messrs. STARKEY. JANFON & CO. l4otf
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Gbc 1)olpnesian,
published weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian Is
EDWIN o. HALL, EDITOR.

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No transient advertisements ciu be inserted unless
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HOUSES, LAND. &c.

-C~0~0NO-0O0No-~~o~N-0J0-7-7~
IDEAL ESTATE-Bargains! Three dwelling
N, houses with large lots situated in the central
portion of the city. For sale on reasonable terms.
Enquire of c. c. HARRIS.
s JAM Is 36-tf
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Gbe ]Dolpnesian.
REPORT

Ofthe Minister Of the Interior, read tn presence
Of the King to the Ha,raiian Legislature.
To THE MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES, OF
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS IN LEGISLATURES
ASSEMBLED
| have to report to you the business which
has been transacted in the Department OF the
Interior, during the past year, ending on the
3Ist of March,
The GOVERNMENT Press
The expenses of this bureau for the year,
have been S9.255. Sc.
Ofthis sum there has been receiv-
ed from the Department ofthe
Interior for job work done, 4O7. sc.
Department of For. Relations, 142, 90.
&c GO Finance, 1000.
90 Public Instruction. 9S, ,95.
For subscriptions. job work, stamps,
laws and advertising, S,24 "a
Drawn from the Treasury, 322, "a
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

- COM E KCIAL HOTEL.
::::sl HENRY MACFARLANE begs
ii5:St to acquaint his friends, and Gentlemen
=allsss arriving in Honolulu, that his Hotel
will be found to possess every requisite accom-
modaton ; Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of SUI
perior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
ing Alleys. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
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DEAL ESTATE for sale or lease for term OF
n years.-Seven acres of land well fenced with
a stone wall, together with good wooden build
inc. cook house. &C., situate in Manoa valley En-
azure at the National Hotel. 44-tf J. BOOTH.
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WE THE UNDERSIGNED. RESI-

[ITHITE and Colored Blankets, extra large s,ze,
wy fes sale by 46-tf ALDRICH RUSs.
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TOR SALE, OR To LET.-The whole part
of the premises known as the French Store, sit
aated at the corner of Nuuanu and Marine Sts.-
Apply to Mr. James Wood. on the premises.
Honolulu, Feb. 1, IS5l.-tf3S
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sJNO LEASE for a term of years.-Six acres OF
land on Waikiki Plains, the residence of
Wm Jarrett II is well situated for a hospital or
any object of that character. Enquire at the Ma
aionai Hotel. 44-tf }. BOOIH-
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Total, $50
From the grant of So, 900 to this bureau,
made at the last session of the Legislature,
So, 400 in dimes were shipped in November
last, for the purchase Of needed materials for
the office. Formerly the Sandwich Islands
Mission ordered the necessary supplies for
this department and received the pay here,
but are no longer able to accommodate the
Government in this way For this reason,
| and to anticipate the wants of this bureau by
twelve or eighteen months, on account ofthe
distance and delay in receiving the necessa
ry supplies Of paper and other articles need
ed, an applicatmn'was made to the Board of
Finance, in November last, for further
grant, to be sent to the United States for sup
plies for lS5l-2. Accordingly, further
amount of So, l94, so was granted, and the
amount shipped, in dimes, with the order for
materials. These supplies will be received
during the coming year, and do not properly
belong to the expenses ofthe year just closed,
although the cash was advanced from the
treasury during the year.
From the report of the director it will be
seen that the Government suffers no loss by
maintaining this department, but in the opin-
ion of the director, each department of the
Government should pay for the work done
| for it, so that their cost be made known and
the bureau of the press be not made sink
ing fund for all the rest
pUprtr TIcrSSrS
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Total, 9,255, SO.
The following work has been done for the
Government, and not included in the above.
Printing an English edition Of the Penal
Code and the Acts Of the last session of the
Legislature, which cost the Office for labor
and material, S644 80.
Publishing the entire Penal Code and Acts
of Legislature in the Polynesian; publishing
the monthly list of expiring licenses and
quarterly list Of passports publishing the
Annual Reports Of the Heads Of Depart
ments, statistical tables of Collector General,
Land Commission notices, notices for Cover
nors, Commissioners of Customs, for hold
ing courts. and lists Of jurors, the posi- Office
law, the health and fire ordinances, the treaty
and ratification, official correspondence and
other matter not enumerated, the cost OF
which paid for, at rates corresponding with
other things in this country, would amount to
about $1,000.
| An edition of $50 copies Of the Polynesian
is printed, for which there are subscriptions
| for go,
Furnished to Government, 53,
Reserved for do. IS,
Exchanges and sold singly, So
Reserved for sale and binding 122
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II 1OR SALE.-A most commodious Family Resi-
II dence. consisting ef two stores kitchen, wash
mouse well and other out-budings entirely new,
and finished in the most tasteful manner, without
reference to expense. Situated in Britannia street,
next to III. McFarlane Esquire, family residence.
For particulars apply TO ]. HENDERSON,
at the store at the corner of King St,
Feb. 2s, 1851. If AZ in Nuuanu ST.
NO LET.-A large and commodious house
4 pleasantly situated with four rooms on the low
o floor, outhouses, &c. For terms, apply to
- Hilo, Feb. lS.3m-4I B. PITMAN-
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Honolulu, Dec. "a. Is5o.,Ess.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-05
A. II. NEWTON.
NOTICE..
II. S. MOORE, Merchant Tailor,

And dealer in GENTS FURNISHING GoODs
A T the Old stand, No. 213 I-2 Main street, U.
Y S. Hotel. Worcester, Mass, wishes to
inform his friends and the public rally at he has
made arrans with the best Importing Houses in
New DIRK and Boston, from which he is receiving dali
ly, fresh supplies new and Fashionable G DDS in his
line, suited to the Autumn and Winter trade, such
Overcoming Pantaloonery, Broadcoths and Vestings,
of superior styles and quality, which he is prepared
to make order at sh TT notice, and in the APP
proved stvles
Also, II. S. NJ. is now receiving, from ew York
and Boston, fresh supplies of Gents Furnishing Goods,
such Dress and Fancy Shirts silk, Merno and Cot
ton UHder Shirts and Drawers, Scarfs, Cravafs
Gloves Hosiery, Bosoms, Collars, &c, all of which will
be sold much less than the usual market prices Gen
tlemen invited TO call and examine for themselves
at the Old stand, No. 2l34 Main street, u 5. Hotel
Building, Worcester Mass.
olO-d2m II. S. MOORE.