The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-07-07
Boarding school Essays: The Horse.

The horse is a nobel animal it is almost as
big as a cow. Horses names are not there
names which are on there neck but what they
are called by Dobbin Smiler Strawberry Gee
up and Woback and Kammatherway. They
know there names the same as Peepel do.
Some horses are ramblers some trotters de-
canters and galerpers. Horses pull omni
buses and carts and eat straw out of name
ger also otes but donkeys eat haybans. A
great many horses go to the derby which is in
derbysher and the okes which is in cheshire
and it is a fine sight at Walworth. The uni
corn is blue horse with golden horn that
sits down and stairs at the red lion at the
kings arms but horses have no arms of their
own. julius Cesar had horse with two
hands but some horses have fourteen hands
and some sixteen and sometimes thirty and
forty and praps hundreds. Men with armo-
rund arms go on horses backs at lord mares
show and their is no arm in it if you keep out
of the croud. have seen the butiful white
horse called mazeppa at the play which has a
lady undrest in a riding habit on it sidewaise
and man feeds it with carrots or something
and tries to hied himself but the horse eats
the carrots and makes the peepel laugh vile
the picture keeps moving along. The horse in
the story book called peggans as got wings 1
suppose it is the same as fly horse and the
man goes on the fly and it is penny all the
way. A zebra is not horse but a donkey
painted like tabby cat and put in a show the
price is sixpence to grown peepel and boys
and girls see it threw the canvas for nothing.
in the street have fore legs but there is one
with six legs in show in Smith street it is
very pretty in the pickchur with a red cur
tame and tall gentleman with long whip in
topboots A young horse is a colt and colts
foot handy kures cold and is very MISE
Horses must not see what they are pulling if
the cart was befor the horse it would not be
able to pull it becaose it would be the rong
way. A horse can nay but it cannot yay and
it is vulgar when you heer borse-largh.
The great king Xerxes had fine horse but 1
should think it did not 60 much under the
infuens of his double X. When horse is
given to some boldly he looks in his mouth to
see if he has had sumthink to eat and then
gives him sum beens. Dead horses have a
| mack of going to the hackers to be made into
catsmeet and sossiges and perlones and other
nice things When father has had money
! from his master and has not been to work he
says he has got dead horse but have not
seen it. The dray horse is as big as fewnerel
horse but not so black they both draw beir
The hackny horse comes from hackny it is
called a rodester but sumtimes it will not stir
| on the rode but g1bs and puts the man in O
| FASHION. The cloes horse is not live horse
but thing they put washing on. The sad
dleback horse is in Cumberland and horses
| hook is the same as a hook of bakowne.--
| John Smith, in the Gardeners Magazine.
PROFIT FROM EUCALYPTUS TREEs.-The
following statistics in regard to forest Of
eucalyptus by the Ala is interesting: The
net profit from ten acres of STATIONS blue
| gum plantation in the hills back of Haywards
Alameda county, was 81 ,l90 at the end Of
seven years, according to a statement made By
| the Haypards Journal, whereas the same
! land, rented at IS an acre, would have yield
ed $3.50 in the same time. The material cut
| of consisted Of 600 telegraph poles, sold fol
| rs cents net each, and l49 cords of frewood
sold at 81 go net each cord Besides the ma
terial cut eff, 100 Of the best trees left stand.
ing on each acre. and these, by growing int
large trees fit for manufacturing purposes
may yield as much more in few years. Thu