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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
Japanese LaBorers.

The minissr! Of the late King Luualilo vas IRE
qusntly charged, both during their ineumoeucy
and since with having done little or nothing to
advance the material interests OF the country Is
peeially il the matter Of endeavoriug to secure
more hborsrs for oar plaasansus. At the same
tine II was web known By those Who had oppor-
tuuity to know, that every effort vas made which
could be d0ue and comuuuicatious we're ess-
patched 70 foreign countries making the ascsssaFy
inquiries % the subject Owing to the death Of
the Hawaiian C0nzul in Japaa, and dsizy attend
ing the appointment OF bis successor. response
from that quarter has bat lately been received al
the foteigu once Mr.. Root NJ Brown. His
Najssys nsulyappoinlsd CousulgsneraI for
japan. writes under date Of Nay 3, 1874. Is fol-
Iszs- His letter. uhiie it does rot give eneour-
agemeat for hoping that any Earge Numbers vii
&c permitted 70 migrate hither, leads Is to hope
thas arrangements viii be made b. which some
may be aIloued to leave that kingdom and settle
II tbs
"a Aaairs n this eouatry. at present, ara not IN
euuiifau to lead enc to lock for speedy rstzru to
political quistule, sacisut 70 izda-s the japanese
Government, t. regard wiz fTsr the saiEFatiaa Ct
It's people
Serious internal Disturbances are bat vs-y Iltsly
settled and the general bsIisf Is thas tie sxFsEiaa
Inst seat against the Aherigizss Of Fsrzssa IS bar
Prs1szr the Pass af the 6svsrzzsas 70 aEsr5 an
gatss the turtglsnE aizzassfaetoa With internal
ADMINISTRATIONS, vhish tuck palFasls farn il tie lats
rssslsa IN the southern Fr0vfzess % this kiasis,
AID a.. II sous degree, tsndag Il satisfy TIE De-
aads Ct tie patty IN Japaa Eksh has ssea 20 badly
elazGriag Cox Ezr via Cgr.a-
Eugr1Fiau IN large uauterE VII Mt be permitted.
thaGgh ssrtaa d.gTss q liberty Is allowed Il H5i-
vidzal c1zes-
-IfwiI ny pleasure h1EsTs-. Whenever an appes-
time nansat arrirss, 70 act uPon Tssr EzesiIe1egs
szgr-staus. With view 70 saeauraz. Japanese aho-
srs 70 seek emPIa5usat K the Easafaa kfaEian,
bea-ar IN 5nd aIsass thas 10 aeEsa II thzs natter
Il 70 be taken whish NAY ssaas-s zfss ths Es-sI aad
policy af the japanese Gsvsrzzent-
The sa.stsz Is sassf bash izts-zzs aaa fupo-taass
1ad shall vzf-a srsnts hs-s vh esrr hapfuz roali
by rs1fsr aans azsistz1-= n saPplyrzE the de-
uaad fr Iabar which a present s1ists n His Esr1-
Haz Asisssg's Einz1a1-H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
me AInerican a,enrennaaI.


Ia another column We publish Official cores
POudeues relating to this great national fair,
which viii take place at Philadelphia in 1876.
10 bis lensr. the American Minister Resident
calls the attention OF the Hawaiian Government
TO what had already been communicated TO pre-
yiegs administration. on which no action bad yet
been taken, The acting Minister Of Foreign
Affairs replies that The Government has appoints
ed Mr.. 0del. It's Charge d'Afaires residing at
New York. 10 represent it at Philadelphia, aud
commission. consisting Of the Minister Of the
Ioteuor, Mes<rs. 5. c. Wilder and J. L. IA.
walnut. to take charge Of and forward any ar
tieles intended for the Exhibition. This prompt
aetiOu on its part will serve to put 1t il eom@u-
niealiOn with the directors Of the Exhibition re-
siding III Philadelphia, aud secure for parties re-
siding here whatever space they may require to
display Hawaiian products.
There was much debate ia Congress regarding
the part that gOverumen. should take in the Ex-
hibitiou. 1t was 6naIly decided not to apprO-
pirate any money from the nationai treasury. but
TO authorize the President to invite foreign IA
tons to participate ia it. At their own expense.
Under these circumstances, the Centennial Com
mittee determined TO proceed with the enter
prise, bat 90 less scale Of expense As regards at
least the main building Of the exhibition than
was originally designed. Il is now decided that
an art gallery and museum. to cost 81 500 600
and TO cover an acre aud half Of ground. shall
be built also conservatory at cost Of $500 900
and covering about the same space machine
hall, to cost SsO0,O0O and TO cover ten acres Of
ground The money for all these has been Pledg-
ed. in various suns, by the State Of Pennsylva-
MA and the city Of Philadelphia Then there Is
to De main exhibition baildiug. covering about
twenty acres. aud the cost not 10 exceed 81 OOO-
900. to.uset which there are already stock sub
seriptiOns to the amount Of 81 100000. Lastly,
an agricultural hall Is embraced in the programme.
to cover about i've acres and TO cost S25DOOO.
Grading. draining water. railroad connections.
etc, are all estimated at 81 100000; general adj
ministation. $4,000; aud contingencies and
errors IL estimates, Ss75OOO; making sun Of
S2s25,0O0 still TO Be provided Tor. sbieh the
managers are sabguine Of getting by popular sub
seriptiOn and appropriation at the next session
OF Congress. The whole estimated cost viii ex-
coed S5OO0OOO and may reach SIS 100000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12

BY treaty Of reciprocity with tbs Uaised States,
causes general rviolelsg smoag sae Press Of both
ssc,ioas q The continent aud cannot ent produce
good etIeet upon trade aud eommeree II all kinds
me aerVaton OF ihe treaty Of eight years ase. BY
which the products of The two scciioas were ex-
changed ifse Of duty and apon which this govern
Nest has since eoiieclcd 40 average duty Of 5Wenty
i've per cent dimlnlsAea the trade Of merchants
with that sonntry nearly two-thiras aud produced a
depression in business tosein the merchants Of The
two sections 10 seek for new markets, frOm which
they were a number of years in reeOveTlog.
The abrogation Of thai tsvaty was The work Of IN
wise politicians Is matter Of revenge upon The Do
misleu. because the eonledcrates during The civil
strife hsa made that country an asylum, ard ihe
suit Was more haJtfal 10 the trade ct this country
than to thar Of tie Causaas. The large and grow
Ing forcin commerce OF that eonniyy gradually rose
under the cld treaty uuti over any per cent. Of Il
was done With The Onici States, and has since, as
shown BY carefully prepared statistics fallen away
BY the policy OF revsugelal politicians until Il Is but
a litlle above thirty per eent Of their trade.
TIE old trealy ueSolatcd during the adtniuiStra-
ton Of President Pierce, was always popular With
tse Guardians and gave gyeat impctus TO the trade
Of both sections while the time i produced
most wholesome effect upon The social rciations OF
The people OF The countries, aud its benefits wero
mutual upon both.
The inhabitants Of both sections cannot but re-
ioee AZ the successful termination OF Tue negetia-
tons Is their interests aud relationship 80 close
IL allied aud may result in cemen,ing closer and
drmer anios. which should exist between them, and
present picture OF undivided people as Il Is an
undivided continent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12


r, ,..,.,., a, .re.-nsl,a ara ,,la 81 orasn.
n. !, .,s..l q, a. k,.l esd a. z-gi-sf'rs l'tsf'F
"A. H,assiisa ti,af 81 - k-I'aIltIrs q ~
kisg3aas esssnsl,a.
src l. TAe lnroltst,a ~ oriaa 81 ar rrrr1r.
sison thsrsaf iatp Ills kla4iag eeeaFl pa .r,lat
~ .cetiaa 81 as fot "A -aie4y llfci1 Frtat'ssai
s.d h,sser saall nqclt. EEL, lla ~ 41n|s1 NTleu
- .nr prcsarsiisn ihassof q sey prfsua - 49,
kingdom sSecpt - provided ia basi lsptlaa 3 fa-A
~ iserris,n.I I5r term 81 aat poeo ttaa w. re1la
with o. utAeut Aarl laosl 10 - a-aali.sa % -
Ccurt.
Sac. 2 n. Be.s.i % usalia may lrpn tius -
lime impast sucA quantities 81 nrian r. i'a rsi4
n.,5I .h,l i,eu, nc.sas.rv fsr MsI.e11 rarreass -
ri, Einglam. ssi shsli farrt,a e a4 sast p Joy
phrsi,ian or Sarzroa fsviug i'nirna o. eei.s,fie
fron some Mefsckl Cc'azr " lalterally Aat 80 80
a Eccuse O. praatiss ms'ialae - ~ N'sS -,
10 he psrson 81 charge % iae neeiHss - ne ssr
settlement q Mel1esi Be- BE- ulsd s1tiasiss'f 20
ru,ii-ai uurpsses And the sad Beard nag aisa fi-
ssb ii % the csptaia Or Sasreea ef sel r,s ocand
10 = ftrsigl pert 60 uss % eesrd 'a'l vessel
src. 8. Any person Wis sail hare la .. pessss.
sion pasn Or suy sretafatIsa taar-ef aaea ~ saal
.ct h.v, received iron ire Etard 81 HsaIla or les
sniy licensed rhyslciaa cf SalEeaa ~ Freaci,si m
s,.tior 81 ths Act shall iarist fucn tFla1 81 fr
paraiion thereof 70 sns Hasalaa oqrsruae1 .ad 81.
same shah Be ssired ard delivered Co - rs.s ~
Hc.ltA. and such person shah Be ierrlsonet lar .
term Of not than one year wa 20 eiao-i aara
labor Ia the dissrciioa % ne coar-
Src. l. ANY Physician or Sar<eoa We saall -.
pr,s,ribe 90 flemish oni1n 81 lnY rrrrntalrn aeot
to anv rerson Ia The hatii % snakiar er eihsrTfe
asin- the sane. % any other 7ersea szrrfs - a
remedy IN ease % sekness. shal erfsIs % - eHa-
ian Govssnmsui al Opium o. ll.rarsiiea tasrrrt
which may be in bis pcsses sior and 3 a1a1 - ,e1r
and delivered the Beard of ieaiiA. a4 BE- aaa -
snod 10 The san % uot less iAan E~enil-ars 49,
more than Ons hundred Dollars. and Z De- ft,' 10
late this Act than cnce Be- saall %, again -
firuishci with Orinm ty The EsarI % Hc.Il1-
Src. 5. Nothis. ia ibis Ast shaIi Be- rsssisurl b
exerpt any uersan or vessel FROM tie rsins au4 sea
aisiss prescribed BY the Avs Of he Kason against
smuggling.
SIC. g.. This Act shah iakc eject and tseems q
law cnc yeas lroa and aiter ihs date af u aaalea
and all Avs parts % avs opposed e es acna-l-
isn't with it, prcvisisns are hescty serea-c.i-
Approved this STA iay of August. A. d. is7t
KALAKACA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
nv AUTHORITY.



LrsArroS or rAr USirEp STATES OF AMERICA.
Ne. ~ hoSoLrtr, Aug. Isl, lSsa.
iiis ExeeIicuey " L 6EEESS
a Il Ms Minister q Foreigp AsAirs, nj iats-ala-
Ssks-Persais ne 70 call Yoer Ecellency's atten-
fioa - the es-respSoaesce bad nearly sesr slaee.
Between The Lesesa and war Predeeessor IN efkes,
The Hen C. K BisAop, rviztiag 10 Tie Uuited States
Cssisnrial AnrlverSsrr soe intc-ustiosal kxhiei-
ten eead e. Peilsaelpsa IN tee year 1874 and
te Mr.. Bsbep's ecseisl pote OF azte lsnuary ato,
preszst yrsr, iuiorriuS tbs Lestioa tAst HIS Nlsl
essys 6ovrr-zisns sesrv ard isfenaea TO he rprre-
s-ssee % ire occzxios sssve Ds1ed. y a eousmis-
sioa auly sp5ciuted, ssa - an exAioltion Of The
arts. rasnufaetE-vs spa PrOasefs Ct this eouuSry.
Sinee TX cate last uz9sd, eviag perhzrs 10 The
iuPerssEt evruts eecur-sng h IRE iosssval 20 se-
rtsG n regEna 70 The sussess seeaas 70 Aave ees1
tskss 81 ssy srs0Sa q TIE Rsvsian 60vvrvnsut,
or b. private iudivi3uas ia sntclpaiieu Of ths Ex
hlsition ard II scccuaaucv with the istensios an
nezcced by The 6ovrru1ezt - his late Majesty.
hsve The honor 10 eaelese herewith, ecPy Of an
act Of Corg-ess Of the Uui,sd States, approved
Jzne SKI. 1874 essisled Al Aes in rvlsiioa 10 the
Centennial Exeioisien. requesting the President
u sxtess il tbs uslse Of the Uoised States. ~
szStizi ara cordial iuvitatico 70 the governments
q NSlcr Dallls u 3 eetl-sA- all taAS pr II
The Iute-usiioua Exhsitio1 to * ssla ., Peiseel-
rA spaer The aasPsevz Of ths Uuited Sssses III the
year lS7G9
CuGsr fastrnstiors Of the Hou Secretary Of State.
The pleasant saty esvolyes 90 1ae to rxtsnd 10 the
asue q Tx Usisse States. tethe aawsiiau Govern
rent TX Invitation th1s sg;horizss n Transcribed
~ above The Centennial ComDlsSson Is very de-
si-ous tat th0se govers1snss which Pro9oss 70
Farsiepsse IN the Exhibisiou sSould 6Ssiguate. al
ss early date a. nav be pzsetieaeie the person
lecfe6 10 acs IS shsir Co1utsSio5er o. SgSHt. %
eofrvspona With the Uuised States Centennia Com
1ssloo is ehargs q tee ExbieIrioD, By sddressiug
Mr. A. 7. GeSA0rr. Dirsclor GSnersl o. the Exhi-
siiioa, Nc. 80 walust Street Philadelphia. cor
esrsisS tx details O. The Exhieiiog ard the allos-
1est q spsee. oates and other Information
Il hss bevn fszna necessary 20 scvise the general
regulatscos fsrer3y issaed ey the Centennial Con-
mission. (p-iused eoPy O. voiSh bsc sae hoaor 70
place IL the hands Ct Year Exesllrucy's Pressces-
sor 10 extend the daies assigned Tor esrtsis sSgss
CT TIE worS. *
VIA the usSaraBces Of ny higa consideration ard
great respect. an T0ar Exesleucy's most oaedisnt
servant, HENKr A. PEIECE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
The Canadian ReeIproeIry Treaty..

An abstract Of this treaty : pablisaed n the
Eastern American papers Not ouly dass II Pc
vide fsr the free interchange Ct tie sasa-al and
H'aauflera-si pr0d-ets Of he Unitsd States AID
Canada. bus also the frzs Use of esEtain eauals
aad rivers nsE The boassasg Ines Ii assitiaa
to this Cana1a Oilers 70 fsEngaish her ciaia to
esrtain fassnaitiss awarded % her aadsr tie
treaty Of Washiagtau- Thess in5emaitues III
s1-sed oae nlEIiaa at dollars S-aas her GER
anoasta 70 gFi1S this gan II he trzatE- Tie
trsafF i ts c1usinss n force E1r twenty ysarz
The Portsmouth,. n. h S'EaaaH Of reset
dass. Makes tie faIlasinz ksEozahls eonzeuss ca
Z. aa5 L expresses tie sentiment q ne PRES
gsaszEg
TEz REcIRz0CTT TEzAEL-Ths anuo1zes-
sut q fsz LgzrzszfaI terminzfia1 Of tEz nezs1La-
EIans wIEh the QneenTs asEEorifes IL he Canaaian
Doufzf1us, for rzzeusf 81 comnerrfaI rzfsfls1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
OAHU COLLEGE.

FWHHE NEXT TERN or THIS INSTITUTIONS
II VIII beSin on WEDS E>nAf, the 9Th % september.
next
Gases will D. formed 10 the common Enzsh branches
n htgher Mathematics and On languages the advarce
rnsnt u the pup.iS may require
rnitio1 for all studies N regular WI Be
One Dollar per Week.
No deduction wiu Be made for absence Of less than hpf
term. except tn case q protractsi sfknesl
Vocal muse and dr1Tt1g VII Be- taught wthout extra
charge Frcuch, Instrumental muse, and rlnti1s are
extra
Candidates for admission win b. examined Monday
Tuesiay preceiirE the opening q the term. An
pEznts yin BE- required 70 pass exauEafion IN Mental
Arithmefic TO Practical Arithmetic far Common
Frartiors- in GeaEranhy and English Grailular.
The Boarding nepartrelt In connection with The iustitl-
VII D upen such puris Of both wish
make home ne Col-<e.
Two omnibuses viii between Honolniu and Plaahou
for he acrumosi1fion o. Day pupils
HE Fscrsatous Of an pupi via b. subject % TIE ronir
teachers- ard ali scholars both sill
quired to pArtcipafs IN systsare physical training.
less excused for Psychological reasor&
Z p CHURCH.
8 y. CASTLE,
= C. pA1ElrS-
49e I'm COMMITTEES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
Coral Stones for Sale.
SOnA-M0RE or LEsS-Ar THE Old
lulu- Apply 70 ~ sm ". b. hARNES
Ice Notice.

MY AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIST
w ING with ". ~ Wallace. for deliveries Ice and
Coliectiuy BUS. y cauceiiesi By mutual consent
Hereafter Ice WI De sold ~ the Cake. Half Cake ana
Quarter Cake fvren "a uns diuieusons for
for Half CAKES. Fifty Ceas and for Quarter Cakes.
twenty-five Cents
The Ice Wazon VIII leave the Factory 81 A. n and
"a ?. II. under charge q Mr.. GEORGE MARTIN. who
IS authorized b. 10 collect weekly bus every TussaS-
So Orders ss with the driver or al the Factory, WI
BE attended %. DAVID SMITH.
I'm vrnnriarnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
Legislative Assembly.
Regular Riennial session-lsIA

EleHrs-Tasnp DAs. Aug. IN.
His "a. The Asioruef 6eusral repoF'ed back in b.
Aalf 81 tbs gasolluenl commities The believing bills
without the approval ef His Majesty
An ses 10 merge several osace inio one.
An act to sseeiy how sheasssssmsnt and collection
q taxes skallhe made % mortgages On real estate
Hon. D. Kaukaha. fsous The eem@ittec. to wait
urcu his Majesty and inform him that the boese
81 Assembly viii Be ready TO b proFegusd On Sa'nr
day next. reported that His Majesty wouid rforpgae
the Asssahly At a. 0elces On that day.
Hen l. Ahelo rad resolution, rendering Ae
thanks % the Legislative Asssnbiy te TIE Beard ei
Health. for the satisfactory manner in weich the
board bad peFsernsd rs duties.
0nprR o. rms OAR.
The bin 10 prOhibis the Importation and sale of
opium vas TAKEN N On its third reading.
motion vas made to iadeauitey postpone TIE
Ain. which motion was lest, s. votes sas'i ayes .
nces 50.
On motion q Hon. P. Issnbery the bin vas passed
On is anal reading. By decisive majority.
The ill % amend Scctions : aad u an act eoti'
tied N Act repeal act enttled an act regard
pr the qualification Of electors, approved Dee 81
1854 and 10 regulate the qualifications u electors ior
representatives 20 the Legislative Assembly q TIE
Kingdom,' was taken up On It's third reading and
passed.
The bin to reduce certain expenses was rad third
time.
Lost. 40 votss cast; ayes 10. noes -.
His TX. the Attorney General Moved to amend ne
bils BY striking the words. Jadges q the Su-
preme aud Circuit Courts" Motion less.
The bill then passed On is iua reading.
On suspension Of The rules Hon- D. kAukaha from
Special CemHittes the petition from hoaoiuln re-
lstinr to the LOan Bill. presented bis rsport
After long debate the repor, vas adopted, and the
House adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12

4 SENS4rlcN o. rellEf tr1m q heavy I1cubEs
seems to De the feeling that has pervaaied the
coangHiey si1cs the 5fzsolasiou of the Leeisla-
I've Assembly, and the return Of the representa-
tIvss q their rural districts and vscatsus- The
seaaGeus : vsrY general thas never befors has
the croatry beea czliei to endure the aszenblags
eta mere incompetent body Of cammousrs lhaa
that -Thich saE II tue ate Assembly 4 few Of
them whose nislcgtuus Il Eas to have besa
zchooled "a PzrisameatarT TACTICS n 61rules sss-
SOUS were qualified ooEy fsr mischief ard cor
rgpJiou, za4 # these fruits are nos the offspring az
their legislative dsifberatioos. It = u credit 10
them The mnrs sukssrTisns haze rscsIvet
their rsuards ia the shape Of HPpointmeuts 70
Festy olcsss bGt Il q to Be hoped thai the esuu-
~ Al large vii be spared The enrss Of such
men svs- being returned 70 sit agla n the
national Esg7ziarars- Better have 10 reursssatz-
tivss tha5 asn Of tbs stamp. arlizst Ehon from
ever Furs Of the grouP crue u1-uu-fuzz Of Dis
1Vprohafisa- These remarks do not auufy To al.
E5r thers ara ssus va base ss5srrors4 o servs
their c1a45itusnis szd the uatiou EuftksaiIE. and
vho, bad they been Supported b iursiirzus Esr-
siEuerz. might haze given better direetiau 70
The szEislari5u- A sPriHkEng u E5rziga repre-
ssnfzEfEss baz bssn the great Ezar at ths Ears a.
ssmhiF- FcrEiEnerz have right 10 be rzprsssar-
ed and must demand Il Il fzfs5s- Tier iars-ssrz
arr IaEzs and they eznaot afTard to 5ass thzn i'm
FsEled y i1azFeszus repcsaeaEzfTrsz The
uohlss- As eiasz, hass Frogsd srPesior fa the
enuu1ns. and uhen Il u rernanHersd tdzt thsE
serve virhczt pr, and thaE y s1ns casss shsir
private 61sissss has suffered b thpir 1rssndsucs
IN the Legslarurs. thsE certainly deserve The
thanks Ct ihs cu11t-T a Iarzs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
DEPARTMENT CT FOzEisx Arr.rEs,

GlNQ--ALs AK. Q4Lr 80
Sal have tbe kous- 70 acSnouled,e the re-
eers Of year eespatcb q lst last calling ny agten-
con to the correspondence between Your Excel
ieney aud KY predecessor ia eaies rsgaz1iss the
GIFTED Sszres Csztsnaial AnniTerSsry ard I1teruz-
tooal Eshgoltioa 70 be held Al Phiadslphia il the
year lS76 AID to the steps be taken ~ this Gov
eruueut ~ Saieh the arts, DaBufsctUres snd pro
61czs q this eogHtry nay be duly represented thsr
have ueE TIE pleasure 70 isforu yvu. thar His
Majesty hsS eeea pleased to appoint Mr.. :. [. I.
Odell. His Msjesty's Caargs e'Afdrss ard C0HSal
6ea~rsl Al NeS TorS. 70 Be SPECIAL Commissioner
in the United S5stes for this Hizgdou Al the utter
uasiogd Exhiei-ioa a Philadelphia in tS76. His
Majesty has also becn pleased 70 appoint His Excel
lsney the Minister Ct interior. the Roaorahle : c.
wilder and The Es1craeis : Z. EaWainui to be
Special Cennissio1ers IN Eoaolull, 70 collect, X
ceive and forward objects ni1Strafive Of the arts
mznzfactures ard pro6Ecfs OF the sol Of the SE-
walian EiugGou for the said Exh:oiricz-
TrrStsz that the initiation q Measures 70 extend
the ka01ledgv Of Hawaiian Prodactz il the UuieeS
States Of America On 50 suspicious an occasion as
the Centennial Anniversary Of It's Independence may
Lad to closer and more extended commercial reIa-
tio1s between TIE swo countries, take this op-
portznity Of assuring Your Exeellsncy OF tie aga
respect and Distinguished consideration With Esich
have the honor TO reuaia, Tozr ExceIlesSy's
most obedis1t ssrvazl y. L. 6zEES,
Minister Foreign Airs al alfsrt7s.
HIS Exceslencv EESKx A PEIzcE,
Quilted States Minister Resident
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
Licenses E1Pirin< in August. Is7a.


RETAIL
Calzr-s-T E 1a-iEs. Eazhrzalu street.. Ernclzsl-
s-Euug On. Nl1anaina- kuHa-
Is-Eenrr N4-Sa- Elng street, kapnia--z1- E1n-
- =. RHi-rs 2l1-en SE-esz- E1nlillE-
eS-EuulE tee. y aalilzL
MsEr-.-. s-A<.u1n & AKA. Eala-
III J. EAlsgsnG. kaieFulEPr.
zS-E1nainiz. Eazpu.
EAWAr-- <-E. E1iilrrz E1uA
14-ksEg Lang. Elr
Nv. T. E4ran. N1in1inn. Ka1.
ss-4ku. Palrehne. k1na l-eHa-
8-knana- kzszilale. zAz1szA
al = Enl klhAA
WhaEeslle.
o&E-s4-A " Psh-s, cuesz street. EszciEfn-
R<ez1 SPErlsz-
G-TEnE :. Lema1. Commercial Ez-e=-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12

TsE RorAL SrEEcH, read BY His Majesty at
The rrOrOgssiOo Ct he legislative Assembly %
Saturday. vas wei received By those who heard
il. and wiil Be read with interest throughout the
KiSgdOu- It S BRET as every state paper shoald
BE- refers to the foreign correspondence received
and TIE work Of The session. ard thanks the 10
blss and representatives for the prOvisl0a made
hr thern for the rnhre serxice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12

SixrsSS LAWS passed By The Legislative As.
ssnbly Eill be fouHd Published 10 tO-lAys paper
Nine have previously appeared. iueludiug the
appropriation bill Besides these there are some
thirty or more yet 70 appear. A number OF the
oslls passed By the Legislature hare been vetoed BY
the kfog, ard Il Others bad shared the same fate,
the pebble Interests would not have suffered in
ooe iota-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-12
E1snrr.Fsrnrn pAr. Avg. s.A.

ElGafn-ENNNlh tAAs avs Ht"-
The Assembly met a. n Ar.
His Ex. J. o. Douinis. from Connittsc on Enroll-
aent. reported that HIS Majesty the kiag bad aP-
proved the following acts
Pravidng tor reduction Of term Of impriso1nent.
Ansud tie law in relation 10 the assessment and
collection Of taxes.
An act to restrict the importation and sale Of opsm.
Al act giving ;mstO mortgsgsr to redeem ia certain
cases.
An act 20 provide Tor the solicitation and revision
Of the laws Of the kingdom.
An act % authorize a national Loan
An act to amend Section Of can act entitled an
act 10 amend Sections $50 and Isl Of the Civil Code
approved Dec. 81, lS6t.
An act 70 amend the law regarding the qualification
Of electors
An act TO amend the law relating 70 the killing and
slaughisring % cattle.
The acts that have not been approved By HIS MAJ
esty The King. As follows;
The act 70 provide for the treatment Of lepers By
Msssrs. Akana and PoEell.
The act relating to the Hawaiian Board Of Health.
The act in regard to the regulating Of the BursaH
Of Public Instruction.
The act to reduce certain expenses.
The act 70 aneld sections Is, Chapter 80. Of the
law relating to aniuais-
On motion the House adjourned.