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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-04
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
Death of the King.

1t becomes our painful duty to announce the
death Of His Majesty KING LuxAIno which Oc-
Cured at ten minutes before nine O'Clock on
Tuesday evening. He had been for several
months suffering from severe pulmonary attack,
which terminated in bronchial disease, accom-
panied with frequent hemorrhage. For some
time past it has been apparent that he could not
recover from the attack, as the disease made
steady progress, notwithstanding the most skill
lul medical attendance. For the last DAY or two.
his mind had at times wandered. but he was en-
tirely free from pain, and died quietly as above
stated, at the age of 80 years and three days,
having reigned as King little less than thirteen
months Thus has passed from earth one of the
most amiable, accomplished and intelligent Of the
Hawaiian SOvereigns, whose reign, has been pre-
matureiy closed by the hand of death. In our
next issue, we shall give more full biographical
sketch of the deceased KiRg.
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The Popular Wish.

There are times when it devolves on the Press
to act promptly, and, as the herald of the People
to utter no uncertain sounds. Such is the pres
ent crisis. The days Of the youngsnd noble King
LUNALno are numbered, and he sleeps with
the Kings Of Hawaii. As he named no success.
sor, the Throne has again become vacant, and
Hawaii is once more in state of interregnum,
awaiting the accession Of its constitutional ruler
Worthy Mobiles survive the departed King, and
the constitution provides that's from their number
one must be chosen by the Legislative Assembly,
rs successor to the Throne. Among them all,
there is no one to whom the people look with
more unanimity than to Col. DAVID KALAKAUA,
who promises TO be just King, kind Father
aud faithful Protector Of the People Excepting
II younger brother Of his, he is the only male ALI
living qualified for the Office, or likely to fulfill
the expectations of the people.
Therefore, while entertaining the highest re-
gard Tor each OF the surviving MOBILES, we heartily
respond to what is unqueshonably the unanimous
wish of the people, and nominate PRINCE DAVID
KALAKAuA for the exalted position Of King of
the Hawaiians Islands, and recommend the Leg
islative Assembly to choose him as the successor
of LUNALLo. We also appeal to the Mobiles to
act on this occasion as worthy descendants of the
Hawaiian Aliis aud TO waive in his favor, and for
the sake Of harmony, whatever claims they may
have Only one can be chosen, and all things
considered, is it not the wiser course to avoid if
possible, an excited contest, and choose him for
King who now is SO prominent7 And we coun-
sci the People, from Niihau to Kau, to main
tain peace and quiet, and show to the world, as
they have done before, that Hawaiians are capa-
ole of self-government, whenever a new sovereign
must be chosen. Therefore let all unite on Prince
David as successor to the vacant throne Of Ha-
vail. Let Us forget all differences, aud consider
only what may tend to promote the peace and
welfare OF our fatherland HAWAII NE1.
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JUSTICE AAETwELl PRESIDING.
-ht King N. Okun-AtscnPf 70 ebstruct Justice
Sru iusicamrut presented BY the AttorDsr General
and true TN iound. Mr.. Jones. council Tor 6ssend
nrE SE-rcizr. and OF motion Of the Attorney Gene
rzl uasr urac-rc % be continued until next term
a,llt Cours ndiuururd Eins dr.
u EcuTrF-BEroEr gusrrcE HAKTwEIL
aEE'r s7-E. NeIueruy We. KalaEela, ei al-Pe
for for foreclosure of mortgage 10 secure note fol
$50 ar and Interest AZ ~ per cent month. No
ur7errzn-r bErizE beer eusercd for respondents
thr Clg-s rEve Judgment for complainant, and or
tr-e6 TIE uassr- 20 assess the amount of damages
ard rapur- sEme-
Tnr King W. Tsos. r. Hariey-Applieatiou 70
t-far ~ the prisoner Tor examination under sec Q
chrr s. It the Penal Code. It appearing that the
r-i.Crscr hat been one rear 10 goal and possessed
10 property except nete for S200O0, delivered up
60 M Asz1-uey General for collection, which was
admitted by me Attorney General TO be The fact the
Cuurs E-ogrcd The prisoners discharge. r H. Stan
~ Scr the prisoner.
a. RRaHATr-BEFoEE JusTIcE WTDEzAEx.
Jarr G--Essate Of KRuhi deeeased-petitiou for
rrucf * vIu " KuEhumzA " The widow Of deceased
-hr u.m wanH nsEsrled 10 probate without bonds OF
lu-r-n tmanmsnsny, the property consisting Of real
uua<ft only
lur~ ne-Esanse OF Kekollsuhi. deceased-Peti1
tiur t1r rrnuEuf VIII Continued &c 5th February.
~ rsuuuuusucs OF TIE no1-SE-iral Of witnessed
Eurusr or Antonio Maria. deceased-ApprovAl and
zRuuHnss rf aamiuistrAt0r's arcouuss- Continued
Ira FsaruGFT Hsrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-04

I'M CHrEzr Ezszzox.-As was stated in q for
nrrrurhar OF thia paPer. the Young Meas Christian
Assoc nEisn 0f ts CITY had invited AheonE, leo well
arurwn GU shuse Islands as = missionary among the
Cnrur.r several Eazn aEol. and that they desired
MN DC come hurr again and lnbor unsugst bis PEG
nd. ard wrhIle promising him good support while
sasn laEuriur. wurc wIlIiug % become responsible
Scr hha ruuzart here % the anouut oftEo hundred
ana any aoUun Advises from San Francisco per
Camrl Ehuw xhaE tho above amount was not suf1
aiu-r lorcrur the expense 0fEutfing him and family
rr Eruululu SO Dr. vote oi the Association one
a.naruE ennnru pB added. making Il three hundred
rrs az doliErss ard H "a nov hoP- thnt before
nur close uT thr present yuzr, VIC may sec him ~
.-ir uruur hlE e1uuirymsa aud lab0rinE Tor their
uulruf 1n-FFSml
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INV AUTHORITY.

Ems AAEEE-T LUxkIno having deceased at Hi
F-ivuis rusidssce in Hono!alu on Tuesday, Feb
ruH7 ID ls74 at s-5e O'Clock p, NJ, CabiDe
CSuu1i vus Immediately held at IOIaui Palace
A. vhirh al The members we're present, and ate
ru1Eduriqg ths provisions Of The Consultation o
In Ki1Ea0z N such czss made and provided, i
Mm
oDERED. that meeting Of the Legislative,
AussubiE be holden NJ the Court House. in 10
SoluiI OF TauH5ay. which viii be the twelfth ds,
q February. A. D. 1874. at II O'Clock noon
ard Q, thil order AT members Of the Legislative,
AWsubly VIII take notice, and govern them
--a--- -----li-sl.-
Gas r. BIsHoF.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
EDwIE o. Hall
Minister Of the Interior.
RoBrE7 sTrE1rxe.
Minister C. Finance.
A FRAEcs JuDD.
Attorney General.
I0lam Ruluus. February ID. 1874
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Eush-e 30 FmunEly BsaralnE schools for Hs
mmGfmm Girls

nfter 1uv lsr ls7s. no capitatun fees VIII b
s-rrc hr tat Board ~ Education for any pupil ovei
~ who shall have been entered any Fam
~ Bszrw School nfrg- TIRE dMfe above named and No
rarnatur fett allowed nffer July LIST 1874
fer arr rsupls over sixteen year. o. age
Q4-nuunr fess wln DE- SLOWED for pupils who shall
u1rrnaec Hchpcls o. ts csss regularly from their
gr. ahuzld thev have beer transferred another
FnziIr H11rrr School any time between their tenth
Nrrrtt cf bot the OF capttations for
Fupa Elnl b. reroned only from the date which
been admitted into the school claiming fees
wr1n1uf rUferunce Ihe time that shall have
uT.sai rcheoa previously attended
j a1nr b. nacezsa-T tnAs pupils transferred above
Tor when czpitnron fees shall be asked shall
c-ara'y dtschAred from the schools previous
and schools claiming thereon
srce- Regulations Of the Board Of Educa-
uc- Fnhltrhs1 June sth lssI
~ urde- a. ne Baarc Of Educntou.
W. Jas SIXTH, secy.
Euzulziz- Jan zssA- Is7L <72
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tonnage all vessels that have arrived
during year the flag under which they sailed the country nom which
they arrived, and to which they bound.
tables Imports Of e69042se This
the greatest Exports shown single year
he honor o Sir,
Your E1ceHency smost obdt servant,
w. f. ALLEN
Collector General Of Customs
TO His Excelency, Robert STIRLING
His Maesty's Minister of Finance. &C. de-
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Chamberlain

NuEruwGnmG Ouwrt-cIEEEHs OFFICE. Jas. e, 1874
= nEEr urucr9c ttns the February Term A. u. 1874
81 ~ Euu-it Sud-z Circuit Court be held At Ma
-il lalazd - KHuMl Tuesdav the ID day OF Febru
mr-1 o. postponed from said 90 February
md Turm1ur me I2fh DAY OF said February. BY ordei
81 M Overt 81 WArrEE r SE4I- Clerk.
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The Dutx OF Every CItizen.

In the present crisis, is clearly TO endeavor TO
preserve the public peace, aud to discourage what
ever may tend to create disturbance. The cabi-
net of the late Ministry will act as provisional
government during the interregnum, which will
be as brief as possible under the circumstances.
they are men in whom the public repose full con-
6dence and whose interest it will be to admins
ter the government for the general welfare. Any
attempt to establish or exercise unconstitutional
authority Of any kind can only do harm, and should
be discountenanced. Hawaiians are proverbially
law-abiding people, and We trust that nothing
viii occur to dstract from the good name which
they enjoy. The occurrence of the Kings death
without constitutional successor appointed is
|at any time extremely unfortunate; but we
have tlIl confidence in the intelligence and good
sense of the people, to trust that they will pre-
serve the peace.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-04

The result Of the Election in Honolulu, in the
rejection of all the foreign candidates, and choice
Of Hawaiians only to represent the chief COM
percial port of the Kingdom, is matter for
serious reflection and comment. Forty years
ago. the natives bad no voice 10 the government.
n By the efforts of Messrs. Judd, Richards and
Others, the representative system was adopted
\ by which the people could share in the making
Of the laws. Now, the foreigners, by whose in
sauence the natives we're admitted, are practical
ly excluded from the popular branch though
they contribute three-fourths Of the taxes which
maintain the government, and own nearly all the
industrial capital of the Kingdom. The minority
IN this city and island at least, is now practical
y without competent representation 10 the pop
ular branch Of the Legislature. For, though the
representatives elect are worthy men 10 their
places they are not capable Of intelligently dis
cussing and legislating on matters Of Commerce
This state of things ought not to be. We do
not anticipate any immediate trouble from this
want Of proper representation, but the time will
come when it viii bea grave subject for consider
alton, and some relief from it will have to be
devised. What it should be, may well be dis
cussed.
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oFeenbacks Wanted.

E7lftzt v HIGH TEE fEEGETEwr Purrw VIII.
=. De pad AZ ne book1torr q II. y. WtIErzEEF.
~ Hext - SsstoEc4.
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The remains q His late Majesty, King
L1SEIan vii lie in state at Iolaui Palace, to
51v Wednesday, from 10 O'Clock A NJ until :
0aiOok p. H. during which time the public vii
b. s1EaiEiea- II. G. CRABBE,
Chamberlain.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-04

TIE CUSTOMS STATISTICS, prepared BY Col. w.
IL. Allen. appear in our columns to-day. His
letter accompanying them will serve 70 explain
The various tables. Although the trade Of the
port has decreased as compared with previous
years, the exports continue to show large gain.
both as regards domestic produce and foreign
merchandise re-exported We are unable this
week to 90 into as full details as we wish to, on
account Of the want Of space, but win briefly state
the principal facts derived from the statistics:
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SHORTLY EXPECTED
Lewis and ceOrgIne."
From Liverpool.
An INVOICE OF THE CELEBRATED
nGoTwArTSS
EDINBURGH BOTTLED ALE.
I7sR ". L GREEN
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No. I.-ImpOrts, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I'm CsEAMBERs. CIRCUIT JUDGE ID JUDI
ciM District Hawaiian rslands In the Estate o. T..
LYONS OF Hama Maui, dere==sd
reading and fling the petition % A Unna aulns-
TRAITOR Of the % T. Lyons Of Hama Maui T.
ceased. asking that hts such administrator -
Improved and he discharged from sid Once and tho pro
|perty distributed those entitled thereto.
II Is ordered that Friday, the San 81 March, 1874.
ht NJ. at the Court House IN Hama Be apart ne
time and place for hearing ad petition and any objections
thAt may be offered thereto.
ABR FERNANDEZ
CIR. Judge, ID Jud- District. n T.
Lahana, Jan. 10Th. Is7E F5a
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No. T-Spirits taken out of Bond for Consumption
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=. =. II|tTFIE : :. btE !!
T S@ssa . q So ssss ASS $500 pssd s.
prtsa % O. Sex s@s ass. m m ported s. nsE H
T. Hawan Bx-
not mass sSiOi za5 5ITo.i IAN ss Isii
Year. TOmps 57a o5T sci 81 i2gssl alos
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] Years shipments 81
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n cTIAmnERs. cIRcUTr JUDI "a IrpE.

In CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE I'd Judi
cal District Hawaiian Isand4 In the Estate Of
CLEVELAND OF Wailuku, Mani deceased
On reading and ding the petition o. J. d Havekcst
executor under the VIII Of the late s. = Cleveland o.
Waikiki, Maui II l. deceased, asking har BIS
such executor be approved that he Be dscharEe nom
said executorship, and guardian appointed for the persia
and property Of the minor child o. d Ceveland dece.
ed, and the property paid those entitled thereto
II Is ordered that Wednesday. The 21Gh Of Febru-
larry, 1879. at A NJ ne the Court House IN Walu<u. b
pet apart the time and place for hearing Md pettun
and any objections that may be offered thereto
ABR FORNANDER
CIR. Judge, ID Jud- Distrct. II L
Lahaina, Jan 18th. 1874 F75St
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Forslgn Catch Bx-I
ported to q. s.
Hawaiian Catch Bx-
ported to U. S....i
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No. 2.-cargOes InvOiced above $4,000.
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I
ciai District, Hawaiian Islnnda In Esrnts Epw
ISALTER OF Hama. Maui deceased
On reading and dlE the petition o. Captain T. K Clark
asking that the last Win and Testament % Edw satur
late Of Hama Maui. II l.. deceased Be admitted % 80
bate and the executor named therein Be appointed
Il Is ordered that Friday, the 6th March. IRA
IN N, AZ the Court House IN Hama Mani apart
the time and place for hearing petition any ohc
tons that may be made thereto.
ABR FORNANDER.
LAhaina, Jan soth, 1874 "a i
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CHARLES FREDERICK HAET
Cir. Judge. ID Ind. Dstrirt
North Kohaln, Hawaii, Jan. Ism. is7e ~ q
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-18
Our Book Table.

Theodore Tilton as a journalist
has always been noted for a certain
elegance of diction and smoothness
OF style which makes his articles
really pleasant reading apart from
the matter contained. He has re-
Gently appeared as a writer Of fiction.
essayins his first book in 'sFempest
Tossed" Without at all tdctracting
from the merits, Of this: wonderfully
romantic production, we may be
pardoned if we write that in our
opinion the excellent Theodore
might have written a more probable
and not SO stilted a story.
To have so crazy plot as that
which places the heroine with her
father on board Of a stoutly built
ship, abandoned;by her captain and
crew in the South Atlantic ocean.
when, within a few hundred miles
Of their journeys end; and there
permitted to Aoat for years until an
improbable hero shall search for
and rescue tAem;tthe maiden mean
while, having grown from an infant
to womanhood, is taxing ones Gre
dulity too much. The utterances Of
the principal character ore very Til
iowery and impassioned to
The extreme. Altogether the book
unsatisfactofyEand, shall We write
f?-unpalatable.:
The American Annual Cyclopedia
md Register Of Important Even;s
If the year 1878; embracing; politi-
,al, civil, military, and social affairs;
documents, biography, sta
istics, commerce, finance, literature,
agriculture, and mechani-
al industry. New York: D. APP
'leton & Co., 1874. -
This volume, like all OF the series
f Appleton. 4 Co.'S, is as accurate
nd replete with the subject matterse
as the most careful reader
MI student Will reqrife. ]
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CALL FOR A. 2M1N WNvAlIoE

Rooms State cen1t4siEfs1psesutive Committee
Republican, Party o ,Loui4iasatE New Orleans,
july !, lsA---Ata meeting II the committee
1t was E5 *..1saisL--fzIn = y
Resolved, That conyentfoHo IT tie RspuBGi
ca. partyt6f LouiaianA be and ts b ,re6y sailed
to meet at New Orleans On WEDNESDAY,
thesdttl1 day Of August 1874 It weaves ofaoot
u, for the purpose: Of nominating; a aaindid1.,eeee
Tor statp Treasurer, choosing nex
State Central Committee, ana to t1ane.ct
such other. business as may. Come, before il.
Resolved. That at this convention the
delegates elected from the ffrrssst, second third
|snd sixth Congressional districts .shaan. no mi
nato candidates.for Congress for their rcspoc-
i've ave d!ettfof q {, ,s;mtt.
Resolved, That the several parish COM
nittees Of the Republican party IN the State
assse hereby authorized and required to- call
elections Of delegates to said CONVENTION. and
forward to the president ofthe State Ceuntrai.
.Exdacutives Committee the proper credentials
Of the: delegates elected; lcouhtersigned by:
the secretaries Of their respective committees,
on or before the time; fixed for the holding Of
tho convention, 2| = ~ G',Hat -
:. Resolved, That the b ssi.is u representation,
to said convention shall be as follows Every
500 Republican votes, as cast. at the last
general electiopi n zach parish and in each
ward Of the city Of New Orleans, shall be. en-
titled to one delegate, and an additional dele
gate for a remaining fraction Of, over one
each parish and each ward in the city Of
New Orleans shall be entitled to At least one
delegate: proyiledlfurtAer, that.if many par
Or ward of the city OF. New Orleans the |
number Of Republican otes, cast at tha:gen-
oral election Of 1870 sasonld< exceed the uu1n-
Der; cast at' the election Of 1s72, then the baaia
Of representation in, ,such,s parish 'or .vArdI
u be computod Upon the ,vdte. oft1s7o-
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