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THE PACIFIC
0~InmnfrfiaI Anbfrtisfr

ence 10 the superstition OF The people. Christian.
ty rs regarded With s~nspicion and iabors azninsa
almost insufmountable a faculties 10 Cninn' Tho
Japanese. more liberal In their opinions. are will
Jog 20 inquire after and adopt any theory Of reIir-
ion. politics or social comfy which appears more
rational than their own. Ten out Of every twelve
Japanese In this country are students attending
SEINE Of our educational Institutions. The number
occupying mental situations is 20 small a. not 70
be taken into account We have an evidence Of
japanese liberation OF sentiment in the fact that q
Christian Association, presided over by Americans
has existed in the city OF Toxic for two years. On
the 22nd of January the Association had an ami
versary celebration, at which there were bopriui
utteranees that it would continue to prosper ia Tia
work. and the outlook was very encouraging. since
persecution was a thing unknown. II was Japan
instead OF China, We had 10 deal with, no restrio-
tive laws would be required 70 keep out the inoom-
ing horde, nor treaty notifications be deemed neces-
sary to prevent the country from being cvsrrcn
with q servile immigration
A few years ago the females Of Japan were not
allowed to leave the country under any pretext,
but this law is now abolished and free and unmo-
Tested emigration is recognized by the authorities.
For held labor they are equal to the Chinese. and
fer domestic servants they have not their equal In
the world.
A ship load OF Japanese with a proper proper
ton Of their women would be a blessing 10 these
islands, and the possibility Of obtaining them IA
worthy OF a trial. Ii is well 10 bear 10 mind thas
japan Is q widely different place from what Il wes
in 1868, and the present government is alwaya
willing to entertain the consideration Of any
scheme for the welfare Of the people.
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immigration.

The report of the Finance Committee on the
subject of South Sea Island immigration is a docu-
ment of great Importance, and its further consid-
GRAFTON in connection with the report Of the Board
of Immigration will give a wide scope for the ex-
preston of opinion. The Committee do not fully
endorse the steps taken by the immigration agent
in the South Seas, and doubt the ~propriety Of
adopting the plan approved of by the native chief
at Apemama, which is, that he can supply 200
men. provided he is paid one dollar per month for
each person, this amount to be deducted ffom the
wages earned. The Chairman of the Finance
Committee hoped that 6 our action in the South
Seas 10 procuring immigrants would not be liable
to any apprehension on the part of a power like
tected population OF Polynesia" We trust no
iectly Legitimate system OF hiring laborers be
adopted in preference to any plan that could pos
sibly be construed into an illegal act. Again, we
are Informed that the natives of New Hebrides
and the Solomon Group are for many reasons un-
suitable for laborers on these islands, therefore
the idea suggests itself of looking elsewhere for
labor. China has been tried, and the fatal results
of that class OF immigrants is, we regret to state,
too apparent to induce further importations of
that race. However, there Is yet another country
and not far distant from Hawaii, where we are i-
clined to believe suitable labor could be had and
plenty of it for a reasonable price. 1t is Japan.
Commenting on this race Of people. a Portland
paper says:
The Japanese are a very different people from
he Chinese. They are inquiring, progressive, and
tolerant. A railroad system is being extended at
Japan. In China. a short railroad. operated for
only a few weeks by an English Company, was
bought by the Government. and torn up in defer
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Ytaal sSbsrtisrmtnts.
COURT or

SUPREME COURT OF wAIIAN
y IsIands. in Probate Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
IS. 10 the matter Of the Estate Of THEoDoR TOEL. de-
ceased. Order appointing time for probate Of viii and direct
ing publication Of notice Of the sane.
A document, purport ne 20 be the last viii and testament Of
Theodor Toel. deceased. having on the 9Th day Of May,
A. D. 1850, been presented 10 said Probate Court, and q
petition for the probate thereof. and for the issuance Of letters
testamentsry TO F. A. SchAefer and the Rev. A Macintosh
having been fied by them.
II is hereby ordered. that TUESDAY, the 14rh day Of
June, A D 1850. at 10 O'Clock, A n. Of said day, a. the Court
Room Of said Court, at Ahiolani Hale. 10 Honolnlu, be. and
the same is hereby appointed the time for proving Sid
will and hearing said app ication, when md where any person
interested may appear and contest the said viii, and the grant
ing OF letters testamentary-
Il Is further ordered. that notice thereof be given By puhtca-
ton. for three successive weeks, IN the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, a newspaper printed and published IN Honolulu
Dated HOnol1lu, h. l., May 9Th. 1850.
CHARLEs C. HARRIS.
Attest Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. my29St
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Sale of Lease of Government Land.

On Monday. May 22nd, at the front entrance of Alto
lani Hale, at II O'Clock noon, will be sold the lease for
ten years of that piece of Government Land known as
PAPAA, Island of Kauai. Upset price, $50 per annum.
Terms, payable annually, in advance.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Department of Interior, Honolulu. April 10 1880. my1
THERE are 10 Lots belonging to the Government on
Kulaokahua plains, and applications for the purchase of
the same, will be received at this Office, under the same
conditions as the former sales.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Interior Department, April I'd, 1880. apps
THE manner in which Cattle are cared for, in the Pens
near Honolulu, while waiting slaughter, is not humane
and must conduce to make such cattle unhealthy and IN
fit for food.
Therefore, the Board of Health hereby give notice,
that from this date, proper and humane care must be
given III Cattle intended for Straightforward as proper
Pens, giving shelter from the sun and rain, and sufficient
food and water.
The Board of Health hereby instructs their Agent Jno.
H. Brown, to see that this Order is fully carried out, and
to prosecute under the law regulating the Board of
Health-any and all parties who fail to comply with this
Order. SAML 6. WILDER.
mar27 President, Board of Health.
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- Head OF Thoroughbred Durham Cows.
Is Cows with calves At their sides calves from l 10 4
weeks old.
l Fine Durham Bull. ? years, registered in the Herd Book
The above lot Of cows are the finest lot that were ever
imported TO these Isi9nds. having been carefully selected
Mr. James Sargent, Of California
-ALSO-
2s Head OF Horses, consisting Of the following stock, VIZ
The celebrated Trotting Stallion King William. Public
record. Z=35 can now trot low down.
The Trotting Horse Thomas H. Public record 2'24h to
wagon
The Troting Horse Butcher Boy. Public record. 2:s4H
can beat record. A Lady can drive him.
The Pacing Horse Fisherman. Public record, the seventh
heat In a field OF horses OF ten staters-221z.
One very fine matched Black team, Z and s years old
can beat , minutes together; warranted sound and
kind. A lady can drive them
One Bay Mare. 6 years old. 16 hands high, warranted
sound and kind. A lady can drive her; stand any
where without hitcbing.
sound and kind; stand anywhere without hItchlng.
a lady can drive her.
1 Wen Matched TEAM OF BAYS. four years old, very
stylish
Pair Of BAY MARES, six years old. fine roadsters-
iBAY MARE, SIX years old, can trot in ON. 4Os.
ICHEsTSUT HORSE, Eve years old; trot In I'm. SIS,
Safe for a lady 10 drive
I BROWN HORSE. five years old. 10 hands high can
trOt In 2m. sos; very stylish stand without hitching;
any lady can drive him.
1 BROWN MARE, six years old, sired by Happy Medium.
a very fine bred mare can trot In I'm 45sj very
The above horses are guaranteed sound in every par
ticulsr.
Several fine Top aud open Buggies, Phaetons, and two
seat Rockaways.
some fine MIX Wagons
Very Fine English Dog Cart
Several fine Two-Seat Country Farm Wagons
so Sets Double and Single Buggy Harness. Whips.
Blankets, Linen busters, Halters, &C., &C. &C
TERMS OF sALE-Are sums Of $500 and under, Caah;
and all sums over $500, sixty days Gilt Edge Paper with
c. S. BARLOW, Auctioneer.
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1 Grant 4 Robertson, cor Fort & Hotel sts. Honolulu
. Aps, Heeia, Koolaupoko,
3 A Jaeger, Kaahumanu st,
5 Conchee & Achat, Hotel st,
s All Kat, Fish Market,
s Atsi, Nuuanu st,
10 Ahsee, Fish Market,
II ] a Hopper, Fort st,
II Nan Chong 4 Go, cor King and Maunakea st,
"a Vie On & Co, Maunakea st,
"a A S Cleghorn Il Co, corner Kashumanu and Queen st
26 Lynch L Co, King st.
26 Ahuna, Kamananui, waialua,
% Israel Fisher, Lilihs st,
IS Antoine Fernandez, King st,
MAUI.
l Hop Chong & Co, Haiku
7 j c Kirkwood, Lahaina
3 Ahuna 4 Akans. Hama
Q Chas II Dickey, Haiku
u Tam Tai & Co, Makawao
19 Amock Sang, Ulupalakua
% a Enos / Co, a
&c Chas sylvia,
% Kung Leon & Co,
IS Yung Hee & Co.
80 P Kaluns,
HAWAII.
l Alama, waiohinu, Kau
) Akai, HopulOa, South Kona
Ami 4 Alum, Pqpilo, Hilo
10 Tong Mau, Laupahoehoe, Hilo
p Pekelo, Wahakane & Psng Ri, Naulili, Hilo
AUA
10 Chong Tai & Co. waimea
p G Awana, Hanalei
% Anima, Nswiliwili
WHOLESALE.
/ Z P Adams, Queen st, Honolulu
II On Chong, Nuuanu ST,
"A A s Cleghorn & Co, cor Kashumanu & Queen "
VICTUALLING.
8 Lum Lun. Kahului, Maui
5 Kong Chez < Aheat, international, Honolulu
5 Kong Chez Achat, Hotel st,
II Lum Toy, Fish Market,
II All Hoi, Nuuanu st, "
IA Nee Lee, Beretania st,
II c Apsna, Punaluu, Kau
Q 2 Eamakala. Kohala Aksu, Hawaii
II All Qui, Makawac, Maui
II Bailey & Co, wailuku, Maui
19 Thos Spencer, Laupahoehoe, Hilo
BILLIARDS.
% J NJ Crowell, Hotel street, Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
4 Ayanu, Kauai
so Asieu, Oahu
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Licenses Expiring in May, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheri6s and Deputy Sheriffs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML CT. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
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rs CHAMBERS. CLRCUIT JUDGE ena

I'm CHAMBERS. JUDGE end
IL Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands In the ESTATE OF
FRANK MENDEZ. Of Kahului, Maui, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of ROSE KAMALII, the
widow Of Frank MendeE, of Rahuui. Maui. deceased, asking
that letters OF administration be issued 10 herself as admins
tratrix upon the estate OF said Frank MendeZ, deceased. and a
guardian appointed over the person and property Of the minor
child,
IL is ordered that TUESDAY, June 1st. 1880, at IL a. m, at
the Court House in Waikiki, be set apart as a time and place
for hearing said petition and any objections that may be Of
fered thereto; and all parties interested are hereby notified to
attend. ABRAHAM R~0RNANOER,
Circuit Judge I'd Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
Waikiki, May 7th, 1850. my15 81
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FOR SALE OR TO LET!

VERY
on Judd Street, adjoining the spacious premises OF the
Hon. z. @. Wilder. The lot contains about one acre, with q
large frontage on Judd Street, and is well planted with Fruit
and Ornamental shade Trees SEA VIEW, UNSURPASSED.
Government water Is about TO be laid on There Is on the lot
q dwelling house, containing sitting room. dining room and four
bedrooms; a two story kitchen, with servants rooms abovej
bath house, carriage house and other out-houses Also, .
stream Of water running through the LOT. Title perfect. For
particulars, aPplyto CECIL BROWN,
nFea ksahamanu sTset-
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g A good showing-our efforts for the month
of May. over $780, 00.
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Homenpathist.

homeopathic.
E. COOK WEBB, , D., Gate Chief of stah Homeo-
psthic Hospital, H las Island, \. y once 60 Fort
Street Special atsd ion to diseases OF women and chill,
9 Once HOw ntii 10 !. n 2to4P.E
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- The Legislative Assembly adjourned st 2
p. m. yesterday until one O'Clock on Monday.
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- The Princes Own bawled last Monday
night, at the Armory.
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DUsr-The metropolis beyond the beat Of the
water-cart Is getting 10 be a dusty affair.
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Ihave appointed Hon. PAUL P. KASoA as Acting Cover
nor of Kauai during my absence.
J.E. BUSH, Governor of Kauai.
Nav Is, 1880.
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COMMITTEES OF T1 NAG E Biokfrton; J. 8.
SECRETARY / TREAsURER.TA. Mcwayne.
JUDGES-John Il. Brown, r. 2. Bickerton, J. S. Lemon.
DISTANCE JUDGE-w. b: Mcwayne,
SUPERINTENDENT SADDLING PADDOCK.-Jas Dodd.
TIMERs.-B. 7. Bolles and D. W. Clark.
All horses to be started from the Stand, at the word
SEQ! and recalled by the " BELL"
Queens Purse, 800.
RUNNING-For all horses bred in the Kingdom; mile
heats; best 2 in 3; catch weights. Entrance, SIS. Sec
ond horse saves stakes.
Legislators Purse. 300.
TROTTING-FOr all horses bred in tbs Kingdom; mile
heats best 2 in 3 to harness. Entrance, SIS.
Kings Purse $3.50. and Medal $500 pre-
sented by Wenner & Co.
RUNNING-open to all horses owned in the Kingdom for
sixty days previous June llth. 1885, 2 mile dash, to carry
lis pounds, Entrance, SIS. Second horse saves stakes.
Foot Race, 1875.
OPEN TO ALL-2O0 yards $50 to first, So to second.
Trotting Race, $3.50.
FREE TO ALL-Mile heats; best 8 in 5 to harness.
Entrance, SIS.
Kamehameha Purse $3.50, and Cup $50.
RUNNING-open to all horses bred in the Kingdom; 2
mile dash, TO carry 90 pounds. Entrance, SIS.
Ladies Purse, 800. Free to all.
R-UNNING-one mile dash; catch weights. Entrance,
SIS.
Mule Race, $40.
OPEN TO ALL-MIed dash; catch weights. Entrance. 81
Stallion Race, $3.50. Trotting or Pacing
Open to all; mile heats; best 2 in 8 to harness. Entrance s6
Purse, $50.
RUNNING-Open to all; half mile dash; catch weights.
e. Every horse to carry a rider. Entrance, So.
Boys Purse, $15.
RUNNING-open to all ponies not over lS4 hands high;
one mile dash.
Public Purse, $40.
HACK RACE-sweepstakes; mile dash; open to all
horses that have not run in any Of the previous races of
the day, or that have not won a Purse in any public race.
Post entrance, 81.
Donkey Race, 800.
OPEN TO ALL-One mile dash; riders to change ami
mails, last one in takes the Purse. Entrance, 81.
Wheelbarrow Race, $25.
o YARDS-Blndfolded; $50 to first; S. to second.
Foot Hurdle Race, 1875.
800 YARDS-Fonr hurdles; all TO clear every hurdle; no
vaultng. $50 to hrst; SIS to second.
EirSt rasa tn ha eaIied at 10 oseloeE A NJ SHiRp
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PROCLAMATION.

KALAKAuA, by the Grace of God Of the Hawaiian Islands
King.
Whersas, by Section 81 Of the Civil Code, an sd valoren
duty of ten per cent. may be levied upon all Gold and
Silver Coins imported into Our Kingdom, And whereas,
by Section : Of an Act approved on the nineteenth day OF
September, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six.
entitled IAN Act to regulate the Currency, " il is enacted,
That there shall be levied, collected and paid upon all
silver coins imported into this Kingdom from any coun-
try with which We have not any treAty to the contrary. s
duty OF ten per cent sd vsloren. Prorided, that the said
Section shall not come into operation until s ProclAmA-
ton 70 that effect has been issued by Us, BY and with the
advice and consent Of s majority Of Our Privy Council,
st g duly convened meeting thereof" Now, We do here
by, in pursuance of the said Act, and by virtue Of the
power and authority thereby given TO and vested in Us.
power and authority in Anywfse enabling Us in this be-
half, and by and with the advice and consent of s major
ity of Our Privy Council, given at a duly convened meet
ing thereof, held on the twenty-sixth day of May instant,
Proclaim that immediately on the publication Of this
Our Proclamation the said Section of the said Act shall
come into effect and operation, and thst thereupon the
duty OF ten per cent. sd vslorem imposed by the said Act
and by Subsection 6 of Section SIT Of the Civil Code,
shall be levied collected and paid upon all SILVER CONS
imported into this Kingdom from any country with
which We have not any Treaty to the contrary.
Given at Honolulu, this twenty-eighth day of May. in
the yesr of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
BY the King: KALAKAUA r.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Attorney General. my29
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, %NoLUL

UEFAhIAEN1 ON NN4HhAOhf HONULCLI'
EDO It Remembere that on the 25th Day
ID Of May. A. D. 1850, GEORGE BoWsER Of Honolulu,
Island Of Oahu, In accordance with Section 8 Of an Act I" To
encourage learning in this Kingdom, BY securing the Copies
Of Chars and Books 10 the Authors AID Proprietors Of such
Copies" approved on The 3lst OF December, A. ID. 1864. has
deposited 10 this Office the title Of his Book.
BoEsers Illustrated Atlas of the Islands Of Oahu, Maui,
hawaii, MoioksI. Kauai and Lanai. with views of the princi-
pie Towns, Public Buildings. Residences, Plantations, &c,
&c, &c. The rights Of which be claims as Owner and Pro-
Prietor.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal OF the Interior Department 10 be
sExed at Honolulu, this 18th nay Of May,
A. d. 1850.
SAM'L G. WILDER,
my2o 3m Minister OF Interior.
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q The way to Hindastan. Follow our road
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Mr.. W.. E. H. DEvERILL has this day been appointed
an Agent to take Acknowledgements to Contracts for La
Dor in the District of Lihue and Koloa, Island of Kauai,
vice s. W.. Wilcox, resigned.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, May 10, 1880. my Is
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The Attorney G. neral's disquisit ton on
printing yesterday. did not display the same abili-
ty in that science as a previous peroratiou on the
subject of law.
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Me. W. E. H. DEvERILL has this day been appointed an
Agent of the Office of the Registrar of Conveyances for
the taking and certifying the Acknowledgements to In
struments for the Island of Kauai, under Section 1858 of
the Civil Code in place of G. N. Wilcox resigned.
THOMAS Brown
Registrar of Conyeyances.
Approved: sAM'L G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department., May IA, 1880. my15-3t
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The Legislator who objected to an inspec.
ton of troops on the grounds of the intricacies oil
their movements. and the ignorance Of Legislators
on the subject of drill, ought to jobs the volunteer
corps.
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The doubt regarding the helmet was removed
by ocular observation, but the sandals are to q great
degree an artists fancy though on a ground work of
fasf
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e. The bill for taxing deceased estates is OPP
posed by the Hawaiian members of the legislature.
The proposition to only tax estates valued at over
81, 900. savors of class legislation.
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AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon the new Palace
will be inspected, and the Armory visited by the
members of the Assembly.
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N- We are in receipt of a copy of Sanitary In
structions for Hawaiians, by Honorable w. NJ.
Gibson. but are compelled to withhold a review
until next week.
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G- The Queen of Night besmed brightly upon
Berger and the Band during four evenings of the
past week.
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Mr.. w. E. H. DEvERILL has this day been appointed
Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Rights for the
District of Puma, Island OF Kauai, vice S. w. Wilcox, re-
signed.
SAM'L G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, May 10, 1880. my Is
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20 The FIRE wardens should keep an eve on the
of the large lot of coal oil lately arrived.
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Pursuant to a Resolution of the Board of Education,
adopted on the 18th of February last, notice is hereby
given, that the one years. rate of %capitation fee heretofore
in operation uuder the rules of the Board, has been in
creased from twenty to twenty-five dollars, to take effect
from the LIST of January, 1880.
W. JAS. SMITH, Secy.
Education Office, May IT, 1880. my223t
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81 The present disease amongst horses and
(which seems to have spread amongst stock on the
other islands. is known as Strangles, and is not
necessarily fatal.
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81 See new advertisement Of Bowley Bros. and
notice change of location of place of sale of portion
of StocE
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Knigh
Commanders of the Royal Order of Kamehsmeha l.,
His Lordship, The Bishop of Honolulu,
The Lord Chamberlain, Colonel. the Honorsbl
Charles II. Judd.
Iolani Palace, April 80, 1850. myS
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G8- Required, pro bono pubbico; a more cult
waited parke.
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The artesian well runs well.
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q Kappa plantation takes OF a crop of be-
tween thirteen and fourteen hundred tons OF sugar
this year.
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It has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Knight
Companions of the Royal Order of Kalakaua.
Major Geo. W. Macfarlane,
Professor W. o. Alexander,
Colonel W. II. Dimond,
John D. S~preckles, Esquire.
Iolani Palace, April 80, 1oS0. myS