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Dowager was, nevertheless, entitled to her
dover in them-that is to say, to One-third
of the rents and profits derived therefrom
during the remainder of her life. TT only
ground indicated by the Court for the latter
decision is, that no precedent could be found
to the contrary-a circumstance highly pro-
bable in itself if the Court looked only for
some previous legal decision on the subject.
Rules or customs to guide the Court in
dealing with a condition of things entirely
novel here, and which, from their nature,
could nave no parallel in the United States,
could only be found in the history OF
monarchicaI countries. In Great Britain
the Crown lands have become national
property, undo an arrangement by which,
in lieu of them, or of the profits TO be
derived from them, an annual allowance Is
made to the occupant of the throne. EThe
rents and royalties derived from the duchy
of Cornwall are, however, still the private
income of the Prince of Wales. Both these
appanages of royalty in England have
passed with the rank they were intended
to support, although there ave been arbi-
trary changes in the succession to the Crown.
The wording of the original settlement of
the Cornish lands on Edward the Black
Prince by his father showed as little fore
cast of changes of dynasty as did those of
Kamehameha III. in the document quoted
by the Court.
The question raised on behalf of the
Queen Dowager appears to have caused
sufficient uneasiness on thep part of Kane
hameha V. and his Ministers to lead them
to submit for enactment by the Legislature
at its next session the statute, entitled can
Act to relieve the Royal Domain from En-
cumbrances, n to render the same In
a~lienable." In the preamble of this Act it
is declared that "by the proper construc-
ton of the said statute (of 7th June, 1S4S),
the words heirs and successors mean the
heirs and successors to the Royal Office >"
and again, "the history of the said lands
shows that they were vested in the King
for the purpose of maintaining the Royal
State and dignity" Provision is made in
the Act to relieve the Crown lands from
certain mortgages then existing, and for
the appointment of a Boar of Commits
sioners to manage them and they are by
Section 8 made inalienable, and an appan-
age of the Hawaiian Crown. This Act is
in fact a new settlement of the lands, and
if any rights of the natural heirs of the
Kamehamehas have been unjustly over
riden by it, it would appear to be the Legis-
lature, rather than the Supreme Court, to
whom an appeal for justice needs to be
made.
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IRELAND's TRoUBIEs--' Atlas" in the World,
sags -NI heard the case Of the Irish landlords
compared the other day to that Of a hanson cab
driver. whose fare had engaged him for the day,
and Ia the evening refused either to pay or leave
the cab. The driver having threatened to kick
him out Of his vehicle. the fare declared that, If be
did 30, be would bring an action against him for
compensafion for disturbance" The same writer
continues 49," A friend Of mine inst returned from
Ireland brings me q story which Is GprOpOs OF
possibls disturbances in that ill-used country. He
vas driving In q car in Dublin. and passed a party
of some regiment IN garrison. 'Nicelooking lot.
a. remarked to the driver. All. sure they're no
0ood nothing, leastsise, TO the Fenian infantry
80 ihs other; .FenIsnst Have they any in
s.ntrvf ?, deed, have they ; and cavalry. and
%sr.illery. and all The 2 RS You never saw ener
ssga Fifty thousand 81 them.' But said my
lend. IF there are 50 many OF them, why do
: "a come aud take the country The regulars
and are not half that number, : Is it why =
I'd roand 70 see II ans one -
se WHISPERED, pgAluZ DIS h1nd o. ma
feIl yon, only is e ga secret 4:
,Iy they're AFRAID 9th p0lcet'"
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THE OPPOSITION PRESS "politics," as
represented by the present combination of
professional and mercantile editorial talent,
may thus be summed up
The management of the country belongs
to certain well-recognized business rings.
and their friends.
His Majesty should recognize these rings,
or cliques, as the community"
The opinions or desires of the Hawaiian
native people are hardly worth taking
into consideration.
What we (of the opposition Press) say, is
what everybody says, or thinks.
Our contemporaries may continue to harp
on these points till at last they may indoc-
trinate the community with a correct APP
probation of their political hopes and dis
appointments.
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CONNER q
PRIpAE sEPTENskR %. -

FRDAF. SEPTEHBER %. 1850
TIE business circles Of this community are not ever
burdened with a rush Of business just now. the dull sea
sou not vet being over. The outlook for the future Is
-. r.yo-,bIe- Notwithstanding the dictum Of a con-
TEMPORARY 10 the contrary. and 1t Is to hoped that ere
long the feelings Of lassItude and inertia which ane't
our merchants. will give place 70 the NE and eners! 'oH-
.o,,Dt ,ttb the rood time coming. The arrival from the
Coast since last writing has been only one In number
with = cargo valued at $1,000. The British ship ober'n
from Liverpool. has also arrived. and her cargo Win
mat Of the Ella and Jenny Pitts, will bring our imports
for the week mp 10 about s65.OO0-
Tn. DEPARTURES have been the Fleetwing, Annie and d
G MURRAY IN ballast. for the sound. and the bark Lady
r.urzon for San Francisco, we'll loaded with cargo
v.lued At ssI $40 90. The sim HOchuHg also left Tor
Hougkong. with a number Of passenger. and treasure 10
the amount Of s13,sG4. The business Of the past week
has thus commercially. not been the worst We have e1-
psrieneed and we might. could, would and should say
mat We have known far worse times The rates Of
s,sigbt are stronger now than formerly, especially Oh
down earvoes and are still hardening. adviees from
New York OF late date saying the anticipation
that from 2OO TO go vessels must De re4ulr-
ed mi, season for the grain carrying trade Of California
VA. the chief cause Of this The New YORK TINS review
Ing the prospects OF the shipping trade concludes that
shipovners may reasonably expect 10 secure q higher aV-
.raze Of freights this year than Al any time during the
past ten years
Rsports from san Francisco state that the sugar mar
kt was quiet In the early part Of the week. but hnding
"a, ths reansrs remained firm on the advance. and that
the market went mp sc In New YOrk. demand again grew
active for fear OF another advance. There have been no
imports since our last. and stocks have been reduced
durtuz the week. The statistical position Of the sugar
market Is strong. and will be for the next three or -FOUR
months, unless 4 good crop prospect should result IN
erowding stocks. kept back. on the market
The rice market has weakened since our last review
Mixed rice IL 3Oc per 1OOfbs lower The last sale Of l.
land consisted Of 100 bags at 5ke, and the market - now
lower. Il IL said that &c will be asked for the next 10 ar
rive The market for all rice IL weak.
Recesuts Of sugar for week were 1850 packages, and
% he1a mnIasaea.
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HnsorrLr. August 80. 1880.

HoSoLuLU, August 80. 1880.
TO THE PATRONS OF H PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER"
The undersigned would respectfully bring to your
notice the fact that they have this day purchased from
NJ / II BLACK all the right. title and interest in the
uevzpaper known g. the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvEE-
rrsrr. and also his entire claim TO the JOB PRINTING
BrsryEss connected Herewith. To facilitate their print
ing business, and enable them TO do good work at low
prices. they have had STEAM introduced, making the
establishment without rival on the islands for quick
dispatch, and consequently low rates at which they are
prepared 20 do all kinds Of Plantation, Commercial
Poster. or other Printing, and they respectfully request
yOsr patronage
Mr. PRANK godfrey IL Assistant Editor. and Will
attend 10 advertisements and business of 9 local nature.
Mr.. JAxrEs AUD will have the superintendent IS Fore
man Of the Job Printing.
Communications should be addressed, and accounts
paid 70 =. II. HAYsELDES, Agent for
PACIFIC ADVERTISER COMPANY.
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n TBE

The Eureka IL alongside the Esplanade, and will soon
finish loading. She will leave for San Francisco after
the steamer.
The bark FIeetwfng sailed in ballast on the 10Th, Tor
Victoria. Barrards InIeD TO load lumber for Melbourne.
Ths ID @ Murray sailed for Port Townsend in ballast on
the 18th inst
The bk Annie sailed on the 25rd for the Sound in
ballast.
The Brit ship Oberon made n quick passage from
Liverpool 10 this port, only 100 days She Is now along
side the EspIanade. discharging a portion Of her cargo
having also some In transitu for Portland, Oregon.
Captain MArstou Of the Lady LaHpsOn has had quiek
dispatch ueavtng here on the gird inst. with a full and
valuable cargo for San Francisco
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bert1ser.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.


IMMIGRATION is the only hope of all our
industrial enterprises, and immigration is
moving very slowly. We are moving
slowly by sail, when we ought to be going
ahead with steam. The Board of Immi-
grafton have three old craft afioat. The
Stormbird, the Hawaii, and the Pomare,-
that require three months to make q round
trip to and from recruiting grounds,-when
a steamer at abOut the same cost, would
make the same trip within thirty days.
We must get people by steam, or some
plantations will have to stand still. And
it is not impossible for us to provide now
the most efficient means to supply our
greatest want. So thinks Minister Bush,
who is with an intelligent spirit of enter
prise looking to the shipyards of the Clyde,
or other great ship marts, for a well ap-
pointed thousand ton screw steamer, to
bring swiftly, hands for our plantations,
and souls for our Kingdom, from isles of
the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Indian
Ocean. But how it is to be done, and with
what ways and MEANS, it may not appear
easy to determine since more than one
half of our immigration fund is already
spent, or pledged. We can only hope, that
it may be foun ON examination, that there
are other enterprises provided for, which
may be prudently deferred for a while sc
rs to enable the Board of immigration to
concentrate a greater force in the advance
ment of the paramount measure of immi-
grafton. With judicious management, we
may be enabled to land ten thousand de-
sirable immigrants on our shore, with the
means at our command, within the present
biennial period.
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KANAKAs ARRoAD.-There were ten Sandwich
Islanders in the forecastle of the Henry, one big
Jamaica negro, who acted as O sort of leader for
them. and no white men. These Kanskas were do
Gle, Well-behsved. could read in their own language,
had in their possession many books printed in their
own tongue. and all seemed to invest their spare
cash in clothes. They liked fish. very slightly sailed,
which they would eat without further cooking,
plenty Of bread. and. above all things, molasses
Molasses would tempt any of the Islanders from the
path Of rectitude. When not at work they we're
either talking or singing. Singly or in groups Of
two or three they would sit about the deck at night
performing Q monotonous chant of = few notes. This
they would keep up for hours. That chant got into
my head tWenty-three years ago and it has never got
out since. Change Of scene, Of life, of association,
increase Of weight, more morality. more regular
habits, marriage, all have made no difference, That
Ksnaks chant. 30 many thousand times heard on the
Southern Californian coast, will sometimes strike up
of its own accord. until it tires me out with ito
imagined ceaseless repetition. It's there, q perms-
nens fixture. Recollection will make it up. After
finishing this letter ] shall hear it for the next ak
weeks. AE4A SA [& tI
30 unceasing was the gable Of these Kanakas that
one day asked Jake. the negro boat-steerer, who
understood their language. what they found to talk
20 much about. .'Oh, dey talk about anything,''
said he; " dey talk g whole day bout . pin"
Whsrsst ! retired to my maritime scrnbbsry and
kitchen and varied my usual occupation midst my
pots, pans and undeveloped plum duds With won
dering II the simpler, or, a. We term them, the in
ferier races at men are not more inclined tn ernreee
their shoUgbfs aujibiy fhEn tts snpaflcF l Go Hcs
tsins an deg could present Itself n a RanakR Witb-
--a 49,. L.. 49, - -.~r~ahol- - IA Ear-E .
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PASsENGERS

From San Francisco per Hochung. Sept Is-Dr Tisdale
and daughter, Mr. Steward and 4 Chinese in transitu.
For Port Townsend per ID G. Murray. Sept 1S-Mr x
Mrs BArstow. K J Farmer and Master Booth.
For Hongkong, Per Ho Chung. Sep 21-2s3 Chinese.
From San Francisco. per Hochung. Sept Is-Dr lis
dale. Mis- TisdAle. Mr. Steward, HO 10y.
For San Francisco, per ID @ Murray. Sept 1S-Mr and
Mrs Barstow. y J Farmer. Master Booth.
For San Francisco. per Lady LamPsOn, Sept Pr Z
Kent, J Hamilton. Mrs Jones'
From San Francisco. per Ella, sept 22-Mrs DIR Myers,
Mrs p A Coleman, Miss Hollie Coleman, John DobsOn.
Miss Annie Logan, II 8 chAltey, + Meigher. Richard
Bell, Frank Hutchinson, L Meter. II men laboTers for
Hawaiian Agricultural Society.
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NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS R HEREBY FORBIDDEN
N to trespass on the land Of Wsikulu, Island of Maui, and
adjoining landsi and are also forbidden to shoot, catch, or
drive OF any cattle, tame or wild, horses, hogs. turkeys, or
fowls. Any person or persons so Irrspassing will be prescott
ed according to law. EDWIN JONES.
Lshaina, Sept. 26th, 1880. se25 2m wSs
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eAtA'
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
Truthful James" of Wailnku has found a slim
illus to his brain and pen in the changes that the
political horizon has lately undergone, as il evil
dent from the frequency of his appearance in print.
stunping for a bygone Cabinet over his favorite
nom de plume, the connection Of which with the
writings Of a distinguished modern humorisr, he
possibly i~rnagines, adds weight and prestige to
opinions and tatements published over it. But
weight and prestige in writing come not of parent
age. patronage. or connections and Truthful
James " win have to unlearn such rudimentary
ideas before he can hope for recognition as a con-
sistent or reliable commentator upon public events
and public men. Let him add the essential. truth
to his writings in Justification of the title he has
assumed, and his efforts win recede less from
mediocrity. This writer. in a late issue OF the
Gazette. says = It was suggested during the last
Legislature that it would be wiser to use coin To
buy votes. il necessary. rather than to have given
members to understand that Office would paw for
selling their birthrights." And we are asked the
question " what il to be expected from a Ministry
that win lend itself to such work indeed
but they are not in Office now. We are further
told, that " tax-assesserships, tax-collectorships"
DO; ere all given to Representatives, or their
COUSINS. or their upeles. or their aunts, or their
sonsin-law." Perhaps "Trutbful James is q
yaangeE nan sba1I, al possibly aes resided IA
tbs kinZaem dash $3.50
--~z4 - ..
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NOTICE

FENHE EA RING FOR THE SErTLEME NT
OF the Boundaries OF HALIIMAILE, District Of Maka-
wac, Island of Maui, has been postponed TO THURSDAY
Oct l4th, A. d. 1880, at 10 q. NJ, at the Court House In Wal.
Iuku, Maui, and the same is hereby appointed as the time and
place for hearing said settlement.
l.. AH0LO,
Commissioner Ut Boundaries for the Island of Maui
Waikiki, Maui, Sept. 10th, 1880. se25 81
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ENRORTN.

For Hongkong. per Ho Chung. Sept 2l.@ boxes coin,
SIS, s64. % pkgs stores. Dom value S415.
For San Francisco, per Lady Lampson. Sept 22-sJ5g
pkgs sugar, les pkgs mOlasses, 2145 SKIS rice, LOO dry and
200 green hides. 65 bnchs bananas, l. beer kegs Dom
value fs1, 349.S9. .....
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NOTICE TO ~CONTRACTORs

g PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up to the 18th day OF October next, for the erection and
completion Of the New Ksumakspii Church.
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and full Information
obtained. At the office of G.. J. WALL, Architect, No. n
Merchant Street.
All bids for the above described works should be endorsed as
such, and addressed to the undersigned,
NJ. KUAEA,
Office of the Minister Of Finance
The Building Committee reserve the right to reject all or
any bids.
BY Order of the Build ng Committee Kaumakapii Church.
SEQ st c. J. WALL.
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DissoIutiqn of Co-Partnership.

he par,uershlp heretofore existing between r. ".
Grsnuis ana A. 4. Aldrdge, doing bushes At the coEuer Of
snd Rsthei atreess. Honolulu, under she 6rD name Of
Gra1nis a Adridee, IL this day Dissolved ~ mntaal consent.
A. 4 Adridge viii continue the business, Contracting and
pnildin~ ana viii nav all debts belonging to the late Arm.
x. w. N
Z A. 4. ALDRlDaE,
- Hanolulu. August nth, 1880. aug2l
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NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice that she will not be responsible for any debts c5n-
tacted in her name, without her written order.
KAPIKA WALTERS.
Lahaina. Sept. 18th. 1880. saw se25 SIN
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For Sale in Quantities to Suit,

OF BEST QUALITY
ANA at Low RATES, ~
Corner e Bethel and King SITS Honoialu
Agent for RentIo Guerrero. eas2i Or
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WATER. WATER

LII PERSONS WAOsE RATES
- due on the LIST of July. 1880, remain unpsId on III,
10th OF Oct. 1880, will have their water shut OF without fur
Their notice. g. D. FREETH, supt. Water Works.
Honolulu, September 23d, 1880. se9sa
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Notice of Sale of the Kaumakapili Church

'HNO WHOM 1T NAY CONCER N.-THE
4 building as above will be offered for sale subject 10 the
stipulation and terms set forth in n specification, describing
the demOishing and removal of same. Specifications, and ali
other information to be had and given at the office of the Ar
chitect. CHAS WALL.
SEES WIS 27 Nerchant :,
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MUSICAL HALL AssOCIATION

At A OF THE BOARD OF
"A Trustees OF the Musical Hall Association, held Sent 2d
1889, il was ordered that the Second Asse. sment Of Twenty
five per cent. on the Stock Of said Association be called. pays.
BILE Immediately, at the office of A. McWsyue. Treasurer
And it was further ordered, that all Subscribers who have moi
received their Certificates Of Stock, be requested 70 cali for Tbs
same mp
se25 St JNO A HASSINGER ss.,v
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ROLLO WING SUGAR MACHINERIs
1ne sugar MIL, One Set Sugar Pans, One PAiF CenfrIfu-
M OF Coolers, &c, &C. Apply 70 @
CHING ON a Co,
se4 I'm Once at conchee a Ahnne'a Fort 81. Shore.
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ond Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands. In H. ~
e G.. p MERRILL, of Makawao, Maui, deceased. N'
On reading and filing the petition Of John Boardnn, A.
cutor, Tor probate of document p~urporting O. be the LM
Will and Testament OF c. y. Merrill, OF Makawas. MAJ, -
ceased. and that Letters Testamentary he issued accorSrSls
1t is ordered that the fret day OF OcIohs, ~
1850. at 9 A NJ, at the Court House In Makawao be !. Y
the time and place for hearing said petit q. and any -
tons that may b. offered thereto, and all parties lntere.,st9
hereby notified to attend. ABR F0RNANDEK NSH
Circuit Judge, ID Judicial Di.IIicI, n
Lahaina, august &c, 1889. ssah
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IN FORT.


Vessel. for Honolulu from Foreign P"T'-
An bk Mohican, New York, due Nov Is
NJ w Tuns, San francisco, loading
sir William Wallace, Newcastle, NSN, loading
Rosario, san Francisco for HiIo loading Aug .
Amy Turner, Boston due Nov
Lizzie Iredale, Liverpool loading Aug
Viola, Liverpool loading Augl
Kale, Bremen loading Aug
Bk q r HRndel, loading at Bremen, July Il
G Il Bishop, Bremen loading Aug
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DIED..
MeTERs-At sea, on the board of the bktne Ella. on
sept II. Annie SusanA. twin daughters Of SIR. and Mrs
Meyers Of San Francisco.
what = world were this. Y
How uncomfortable its weight. II they -
whom Death had sundered did not meet again"
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~ET SALT HIDES sHEEp AND GOAT
Skins, for which the highest Cash Price viii be psid.
p. o. Ok az. HUGa MACKAY
iy3 Proprietor HonouIu Tannsrv Kohuo.
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership

ra1uE CO-PARTNERSHEP HERETOFORE Elk
isrns betweep ]. 8. Walker, z. 8. spaidins and Vim. @.
Irvin under the arm name Of WM. @. IRWIN d Co. Is this
dav dis.oIved bv mutual consent. AL liabilities WI be as
s.ned and Indebtedness collected BY Wm. g.. Irwin, who
stone u J. .. WALKER,
ne"s t44f .ftt z 8. 8PALDING,
WIN. @. IRWIN.
Honolulu n 4 JuIy 1st, 1880. 10
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DIED.

In tais city, ON the 22d instant. to the wife Of Mari
Robinson. ENq, . son.
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IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT Iunop On.

ond Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands. In =. sEC
Of the Guardianship OF the minor children Of s. P Aui %sa,
Of Makawao, Maui, deceased. AnioAG
On reading and filing the petition Of J. u. Ha,.Lo.
Guardian Of the minor children Of p. AhionR. on MI u
Maui, deceased, asking that his accounts as such alnssSt
approved and be discharged. 'uao
1t is ordered that FRIDAY, October /, 1850. n, I, =.
at the Court House in Makawao, be set az the time ana
for hearing said petition, and any objections that mar I. pss
ed thereto, and all parties interested are hereby no,IsI Sue
attend. ABR. ORN ANikR -eu
Circuit Judge. 2d Judicial Dislric, n
Lahaina, August &c, 1883.
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