The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-04
HAWAII.

A. d. 1872:
Hho.. .........................D. X. Hitchcock
Puma L. kama
..-............-.........C y. Spencer
South hona. S. X Kaa
North hona.. ........-...............J. g. Hoapili
South Kohala. F. Chillingworth
North hohala. ......................R Rev. E. Bond
Hamakua ......................G. W. D. Halemanu
MAUI.
Lahaina. ....................H His Elk. P Nahaoelua
Waiehu and Wahee.. P. Kahale
Waikapu and Waikiki. W Daniels
Honuaula and Kula. Rev. G. b. Whipple
Hama. A. Unna
MakaWao ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M Rapihe
MoLoKM. ...................R. W. Meyer
LANAI .....-.................-N NJ. Gibson
Kona (Honolulu). ...................W JAS Smith
Ewaan Waianae. ............J Komoikehuehu
Waialua. ..........................J. F. Anderson
Koolaupoko. Observation-Disclosures. Jos P Kamai
KAUAI
Nalmea- ...-....-...-..........V. Knudsen
Puma. Isenberg
NnHAU. .........................F Sinclair
Pursuant to the requirements of the Statutes
relating thereto, the Board of Education has de-
signated Friday, the 9th day of December, 1872,
as the day on which the registry of the census
shall be made simultaneously throughout every
District in the country, and the above-named
persons have been charged with the superntend-
ence of the work il their respective Districts
TO enable the Board of Education to carry out
effectively the above object, it is authorized to
make all proper and necessary inquiries and all
persons are required by law to answer to the best
of their knowledge all questions propounded by
the agents of the Board, relating to- or necessary
for the making of a complete census.
A blank form will be left by the Sub-agents at
every house in each District at least one day pre-
vious to that on which the registry is to be made
and all householders, heads of families tenants in
chief, and all others to whom such blanks shall
have been handed, shall cause the names Of every
man, woman and child who shall have slept in
each house on the night of the day above desig-
mated, to be legibly written in the left hand mar
gin or column of the blank, and check against
each name the particulars required, by marking
in each column of the blank applicable thereto, .
mark, thus l. The blanks, after having been
illed at the appointed time as required are to be
carefully kept by each householder until called for
ly the Subagent employed for the distribution
md collection of the same. by whom they are to
,e taken without delay to the Agents or Super
endents OF the District, for summarization and
transmission to the Office of the Board of Educa-
ion, where a summary of the returns from all the
Districts will be made up for publication.
In case it should be found by any of the Sub
gents on collecting the blank forms previously
eft by them at each house, that any person with
'hOm a blank had been left, shall, through incoul-
etency neglect, or any other cause, have failed
o fill the same at the appointed time as required,
be Sub-agents shall themselves gil such blanks
Or the persons in the house, from the best infor-
lation obtainable at the place, at the time
special Sub-agent will be employed at Homo
llu to lea~e on board of every coasting vessel
lank form prepared for the purpose, to be filed
= The officer in charge for all persons on board
the said vessels, whether at sea or in port, on {
lie night of Friday, December 9th 1872 And :
lie commanding officers of the said vessels are to
lrefully keep the said blanks after having been
led as required, until called for at Honolulu by P
lie Sub-agent employed for that purpose. \
The satisfactory results attending the registry ;
the Census of 1866 under this method have
,cided the Board Of Education to follow the
me now and it is confidently hoped that the 4
lblic will as readily assist the Board in its efforts
obtain as complete returns as possible. n