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10 DAYS.

| will sell for Sky days as cheap as
any one IN town viii sell for cost.
Miss SUE BAIRD. Milliner.
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wa.eeS-CO-@A0l.

Persons having Farms or town crop
erty "a .c.l rcnr or Trade tc cal at the Graphic
R-.i Estate Advertising Agency. Parties de-
>.r.ag help II amy Kind. or person, desiring.
employ meAi. should make .heirswan's known
through this Agency. FOR particulars apply
a. II : Office.
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FuRSALE OR TRADE-lGo acres govern
rs.n' survey in AroUrr..lc. Polk county. Ne
b-aela. ~ acres uGdrr cultivation. Young
hci-- and trees, good Nell. X. Acile,ut 10
schools, ra4reAc- ana ; railroads Apply a.
Ii ode.
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have the lare i stock of roo!> ever
before m my house. and VIII 10: be IN
der,oli on anything. Come and g.
". B. EAEiAN.
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Henderson & Co.

Merchant, tailoring south side of
square Full line of first-class goods.
Skilled workmen and prompt atten.
ton to customers. Call and examine
goods at the sewing machine office of
d. 5. Guipe.
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4 fresh lot Of very fine teas Just re-
ceived at Osenbaush's Quincy Grocery
call and try them.
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Well, yes; age dess to lie pat
ronized and honored, if it behaves
itself. but it ought to be dignilied, or
at least know enough to act decently.
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Gail at Mrs. Oils gallery. on the
west Side. for photographs or gems.
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The Democrat come out this week
>quarly for saloon license ii kirhsvilIe
at noe
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i Won wan t par @. rubber boots
cal. al SUth & Cos.
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Such G Cos. lead on i.cayy -,eois.new
II. ply Just received
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Zig reduction on ali goods at Mrs
Narchand's.
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Fine confac1ioneries, cigars. and tg
haeco a. Guines. ,onth side square.
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Remember Jim Edmiston runs the
merchant tailoring and cloak depart
ment at ". B. HarIans store.
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Millinery.

At cost for 30 days at Mrs Mar
chand'S.
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Good sugar 10 pounds for 800 at
DeRemer's.
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Some times It Is best To glance be-
hind rou first.
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FOR SALE-HOCSE and ; lots in
Northeast part pf tnan. WI BE sold at il
i-r,ail. Apply a t!!is office.
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FOR ALE. iine stock farm Of iG0
ac-cs. ,4' in cultivation. with +Hacre, # tim
her one hlf mile distant. Good I.ou~r sta
h., 'ar i.oT-rS. tvn good .Trii- and about 7'h
'u.H---t- VIII -rii ai = bargain or trade for
q -n rT ia-Er. Coed Stock FauEe adiaccH;.-
hi, Office for Further Information.
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Everything new, fresh zrd good al.
DeReamsr's new grocery
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Stoves, Stoves,

The gold medal cook stove.
The gold coin. hard coal. base bur Ter
best heater in the market
! full line of all the standard heat
Ing and cooking stoves
Hardware. cutlery. etc. Call at
". T. DEREANERs s.
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For >AtE.-1ra a,reS imjsr land
within three miles Of kirisvil.e. VIII b.
sd III - acre tracts very cheap.
y >IJSCERLA,,D.
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. 4. Sar-.-iaud has complete set %.
i.t!r abstract books ". side square. >,
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FOR sALE-Snlcnd.i Charter 0ak Re-cr-
v"i- No"s Stove. gpodss- new. and cheap al
Hopes ~ = store.
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Good sugar 10 pounds 70, 3lW, al
DeRemer's.
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Ladies call at Mrs. MarcAand's and
get millinery goods at cost.
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MONEY.

TO loan at ! per cent on long time
In crest payable semi-annually.
!. 5 Pool.
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Good sugar 10 pounds FOG sl.no at
DeRemcrs.
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REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.

EQUITABLE Advertising Rates based on actual
Circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he paws lur--no more no less
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"ATC--0
|e- Sale.

HAf--:vo tons OF good timothy ha- want
-cl By 4 Russell rear The Normal
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". ]. Wiki. FOR wagons.

] Edn1ston. fashionable taller at W
b. Hsrlan'> keeps full line Of gent,
dress goods. Suits made to order
rrnmntlv.
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J. II. Crawford.

Pays cash for butter and eggs. aesps
a full line Of family groceries. cannei
goods. candies. cigars, etc. Call and
see him. FIVE doors south Of savings
bank.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
J. K. SUCH &.COS.
For 30 DAYS.

Selling out at cost to work off stock
and 10 make change in business al
Mrs. Marhcand's.
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John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side square,
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Hood, nubias. sni, Jackets. scarts.
and all kinds of wraps in great variety
II ". =. Harlan.
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Closing out at net cost a large stock
of first quality Of boots and shoes
am going out OF that line OF business.
". 3. HARLAN.
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THE MARKETS.
Sr Iovrs Dec yni

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2sd.
FLOUR.-FaIcy 81 1905 81. choices
s. 1OG5 Is. family 81 o0tg5 W.
WHEAr.-No. 2 red 81 6@1 61i.
No. ) red at U39l O51a. No. i az
Medlterreau Oh @i 0Sh.
CoRs.-No. . mixed 443s@43h
0Ars-8@34
RYE.-S6@S3.
HAY.-Prairis 10 OO@12 90. mixed
IA prime timothy l6i 0JQsl 80,
choice 10 O0@16 10.
BUrrEs.-We quote: Creamery
Fancy. "a choice % lbs; seconds .903D.
Dairy-Fancy 80: choice 27@2S: medi-
um l2a@l5; prime l7@lS; low grade
129 Ii; and nearby make 13015, tod
rate for fancy. Roll-13@15c for near.
by: 1S@25c for northern
EGGs.-Sales of choice marks at ..
HOGS.
To use an appropriate expression the
hog market was sick this forenoon. az
regards values. Offerings quite fair
and Of all grades Packers and ship
pers were on hand, but failed, up to tho
close Of our report, to show any life.
They would no. make any offers VAL
ueS nominal. Workers = H04 Is:
mixed packing 81 35@4 50; butchers
and select n 65@475.
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Fine line of Pipes. cigars and tobac-
90 at the Quincy grocery store.
Pumpkin -four, Try it al osen-
aaGya =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

Thc tratorous spirit of the opposition Press hopes
10 dsloyal division among the native people by
arraying chief against chief'-P. G. AdUeTtiser-E1
press
The reckless nature of the above libel demands
public attention, for the truth is perverted in
English we may imagine how its author places it
before the natives in Hawaiian. Every one knows
that this journal has excluded even all discussion
of such matter, and that too when our course
called forth no complimentary language from
many impetuous persons. We do not believe in
arraying one chief against another, because we do
not believe in disturbing the landmarks of the
law, In exciting a spirit of anarchy. 1t is the
traitorous spirit which inspires the Adrertser-Er
press that the sovereign and the people have most
reason to reject
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
5aluaiiatt 0azette.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1880.

WEN Queen Victoria decided to assume the
title of Empress of India, and many of her most
loyal and distinguished subjects loudly objected to
that act, was any one found who was SO simple as
70 call the opposition disloyal? All official acts
must be subject to the criticism of all loyal sub
jects, unless il be in countries held this is not
under despotism. country which can have n
Runnymede, is far stronger and happier than one
with Khedive.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

place else when kept under proper restraint, there
by giving them a better chance of cure and should
there be doubt about any of the cases, send them
to Honolulu for further examination and advice.
In conclu ion would say that there is no nse
in adopting half measures, or to expect by few
soft words or pandering to natural prejudices of
will induce them to give up their friends 10 the
proper authorities for treatment. fear when too
late it will be found to be Tor, ct preterea sihI"
Very truly yours,
RoRERr McKIHnIN
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Hen Edrsrfisrmrnfs.
-PREME COURT OF THE HAW-

~ u hEHE % II NI TIE 11zA W
Daian Islands In Probate. In the estate Of Joane
Naio OF Honolnlu Oahu, deceased intestate On read
ing and filling tho petition Of Palapaa and her hus
band Makaole, OF Honolulu, alleging that Joane Maio
s Honolulu Oahu died intestate ~ Paama, Honoln-
u Oahu on the 26ih day OF November, A. d. 1872 and
praying that letters Of administration issue to w. r.
Castle Of Honolulu: 1t is ordered that FRIDAY, the
sth day Of October A D. 1880, at 10 be and hereby
Is appointed for hearing said petition before the said
Justice in the Court Room of tn Court at Honolulu
at which time and place all persons concerned may a
pear and show cause any they have why sao petition
should not be granted and that this order be published
in the Hawaiian snd Rugsh languages for three success
sve weeks sefiu FoSe {, ana IN newspaper
printed and published in the English language, in Ho-
nouu, Dated Honolulu, II, /. September 18th, A. ID.
1850.
A. F. JUDD, Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest: A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk.
CASTLE & HATCH Attorneys for Petitioners. SIS 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
EMIL FRESES
II A M 3 u r C TEA. .

HT IL IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY TOO MUCH IN
praise of this good old standard Family Medicine
1t cannot be too highly recommended it is truly a
Marvel OF the Age, and household should be
without 1t. 1t prevents well Skin Dis
eases, Gout. Rheunatism, Gravel and all Kid
ney Diseases. Affected Liver Headache.
Nausea. Bile. wind, Indigestion, COnstiPa-
tiOn. Feyers aud Ague. SIeeplessness, LassI-
tude. Foul Breath, and every disease brought or
aggravated by disordered stomach
1t purifes the Blood, Cleanses the Stomach and Bow
els and gives the whole system Healthy and Delight
full Tone. There medic ne for the Nursery
equal to it. and being composed of Herbs only, It
be given safely to infants. 1t s triumph in medicine
harmless yet ecacious. Invaluable in the family
the road, at sea, and everywhere
For sale by all Druggists, and at wholesale by
$40 aa MCLEAN BROS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

The undersigned tenders respectful thanks to the
public of Honolulu and the other Islands for the liberal
patronage extended to the late firm Of Mes Fishel,
and begs notify the public in general that he will
shortly open up establishment, with fine assort-
ment Of new and desirable goods especially selected to
the wants of this Market time and place of which
win be duly noticed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

AGAIN AND AGAIN in the history of the wosfd have
attempts been made to crush out opposition by ar
bitrary action. Every free man has inalienable
right TO express his opinion, and express it freely,
without incurring the odium which it seems to be
the desire of our contemporary the advertiser TO
cast upon him. Opposition is seldom, except when
directed against men of VIGOROUSLY bad character
as the recent Minister of Foreign Affairs personal
Opposition against pure despotism is the most
worthy handspring of action that can inspire the
bosom of man. 1t is this that we so much admire
in Arnold Winkelreid in Tell and in Vir-
gInius, when in the latter case it is carried
TO the extent of committing a grave and almost
inhuman crime, the slaughter of his daughter.
We would like to point out to our powers that be,
that graceful bending to the popular will would
be polite. Popular will means something ruler
after ruler has heard it, deed it, trembled at it, and
finally been swept away before it. The citizens of
Honolulu have already expressed their opinion upon
the present Ministry they have not been attended
TO. Kauai and Hawaii now express theirs; there is
only Maui to follow. There is no uncertain sound
uttered by the numerous letters we have received
from various parts of that Island and we may soon
expect united protest from the 'go-ahead" Island
of the archipelago.
Our Government Is at present like the house
built on the sand it has no foundation it is COM
posed of men utterly unfit for the positions they
fill. The present situation is critical The future
of the Hawaiian Islands, for good or ILL., is at this
moment in our, or rather we should say, in the
Kings hands, He has made many false steps; it
is not yet too late to amend them. Much has been
already done to injure the credit of the country
with satisfactory Cabinet this might be tided
over Our credit is undoubtedly shaken, but some
thing may be done speedily to restore it. A good,
stable cabinet, composed of solid men, is the pana-
cea for our present sickness.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

THE Advertiser says that our English Constitu-
honal precedents are out of place, and its royal
hatterer does not hesitate to say that all opposi
ton TO the kings appointments or dismissals of
ministers is 'disloyalty." This word disloyal
which the member from Lahaina, in his bilineual
and semi-weekly newspapers, is throwing in the
faces of the opposition, is strong word to use.
which can be justified only by facts, or else must
be the resort of desperate and reckless nature.
1t has been common TO speak of 1.-The Govefn-
ment' when 1t was well known that this was a
euphenism meaning the doings of the King As
the issue is now plainly made by the royal press
and speakers, that opposition to what has been
going on is factions and disloyal to the KiMg, we
are ready to admit that there is opposition to the
Kings acts, while insist that it is the constitu-
tionul right of every man. We have said hereto
fore that the issue was not the King himself but
his appointments. We have tried to keep the dis
cussion confined 70 the character and propriety of
the appointments giving sketch of constitution
al history from England as a worthy example for
this country. Now we propose to answer the royal
clacquers who say that everything has been done
regularly and within the consultation, and to show
what the royal acts are which have aroused the
present state of public discomfort. From the year
1852 thedate of the first formal constitution, until
recently no complaint was made of the head of the
state. except the weIlremembered political excite
ment upon the change made in the constitution in
1864 by Kameharneha v. Experienced and able
gentlemen were kept in office, who were trusted by
the intelligent classes, and these are the only ones
whose opinions in such matters are worth consid-
ering. No government acts were done by the
King except by the full knowledge and consent of
his minister's There was no undermining or plot
ting against them done by their chief. The King
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

Nu1cEi j. hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
pee for nee to the Interior oce and ell parties
cHutiuned zhout failing expiring Licenses and
a. sheriff and Deputy shcris have instructions 10 pro
seeuie without discretion any and all parties doing
ruflucEE without the proper License
JNO E Bush. Minister Of the Interior
lntr-iof one April - 1879
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Sale Of Gorernment Lots

oS WEDNESDAY, September ssnd, 1850 at u O'Clock
nool the front Of Aliioani Hale Will DC
soia a. Public Auction, two Building Lots, Nos.
ES4 and 265. situated on the MAUKA side Of Bere-
tHniH street KulhokAhuA Plains.
Thsse lots sod with distinct understanding that
the purchasers to improve the same. The Govern.
sui declines 10 sell parties desiring to hold for an
advance.
TERMS One fourth cash, and the balance in one
TO Ind hree notes with interest nine per cent pay
abe seEi-sauuAlly. and mortgage on the property.
Upset Price S4OO Each.
H1pe-s A. ne expense OF the purchaser.
JOHN Z. BUSH,
Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

Hos :. y KkF1Eu has this day been appointed
Aruui tzke Acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor
Il RI. Dist-ic; of Ksr. Island Of Hawaii
JNo- Z. BUSH, Minister OF the Interior
Interior Once August 81 1850 Sis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Sperisi .Hofiees.
SpeoiaI Notice.

The members OF the H. A. Musical Society hereby
notified that the regular rehearsals win be resumed
FRIDAY evening next nth inst at the Lyceum, at s
o'clock, as per vote.
1t efS VIM W. HALL. Sec'y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

An intelligent opposition is an essential feature
in every free government, by which we mean a
country governed this is, under constitutional
FORMS Starting with this axiom, we come to the
fact that such opposition now exists in this
country. 1t is not essential element in any op-
position that it seeks or desires any fundamental
change in the governmental form. Again we have
the fact, that no such change is desired or is de-
sirable here The reason why opposition is es-
sential, is that power always has tendency to
become arbitrary and that rulers constantly re-
quire to be reminded that they are subject to the
supervision of the ruled, for whom and for whom
alone they exist by whom indeed they are called
into existence. The situation now shows lack of
Conference in the powerful and numerous opposi-
ton which is everywhere known to be felt. This
lack of Conference is mainly owing to the fact that
in the past there has been no joint or concerted
action in the community, no political training.
Those who are now interested in making it seem
that all this feeling is confined to small set or to
few foreigners, that it is actuated by disoyal
sentiments and motives, are of course doing SO in
order to present false issue. They say they are
acting for the benefit of Hawaiians we do not ac-
cept such an issue, and we insist that we and not
they, doing SO. They say that they are loyal
to the King. We say that we and not they are
loyal, because we are aiming at the highest inter
ests of King and people alike, and that no other
aim can make his reign successful. We say that
the platform of the opposition contains the prin-
ciple that the life of the nation is perpetuated by
Sdhereing TO what is right and that it is only the
welfare of this Hawaiian nation, sovereign and
people alike that is to be considered or sought for
We say that 1t is only by gidly conforming to the
spirit of the constitution, that Hawaiian indepen-
dence and welfare can be secured, and that the
spirit and letter of the constitution requires gov
ernment by safe and responsible ministers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Pzblic Dinner at KohaIa.

KozAIA, HAWAII, August 31st, 1880.
AZ public dinner given by the electors and resi-
dents Of North Kohsla to their representative, the
Ecn- James Woods, in recognition of his services
N the recent Legislature. the following resolutions
were proposed and unanimously adopted
ResalrcS ThA; the thanks Of the electors and resi-
dents Of kohala be hereby rendered to our repre-
sentative, Hon- James Woods, for the straichtfor-
ward. fearless, and independent course maintained
by him IN the recent session of the Legislature,
ard especially for his vote against the ten million
collar loan and the Chinese subsidy.
Resofred. That should the members of the pres
cus Legislature be again convened. in an extra
representative 20 cast his vote against any new
Chinese steamboat subsidy and the so-called ten
million dollar loan
Ecsuircd. That the electors and residents of Ko-
halz tender their thanks 70 the Hons q. W. Pilipo
= Nsrahs- s " kaai. and J. /. Kaulukou for the
fea riesS and independent stand taken by them dur
ing the recent session of the Legislature.
Res1luei. That We the electors and residents Of
kohals- invite all other districts Of the Kingdom
70 eo-1perats with in expressing public opinion
azd helping forward ali measures for the welfare
Of the country. and earnestly opposing such as
tend to unse.tle business and bring needless bur
ders upon the People-
Eesorr5. That a copy of these resolutions be for
wRrded 20 EoRs G. W Pilipo, j. Nawahi, S w.
kG1i- and j. L kaulukou, and to each of the
r1tiTe and foreign newspapers published in Homo
lulu
Csnn. c. wrrrrasrs W. C. PuEAHoA.
EDwKKD n DrER. J. WrGEr.
CHS l. HoFKHs, J. KEPrK1,
ID. s. kuPAHr. s. K A KAUIArNAMoKu,
SW. KlIAxa, VIZ WHIz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

EoS- : W KAEuA has this day been appointed an
ArsHt 70 TAKE Acknowledgements Contracts for Labor
u me District of Waikiki. Island OF Maui.
JSo. Z. BUSH, Minister Of the Interior.
1n.e-iur ofus August a. 1880 SIG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
n KUAEA. Minister Of Finance

Nr. S. K Mahoe has been this day appointed Agent
n take ArknoWiedrments to Labor Contracts for n,
Dist-irs % Hiio Island % Hawaii.
JNo. Z. BUSH. Minister of the Interior.
laie-iur oee Sept. 7th. lsso sI7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

Dr. Rngsrs is one of the consulting physicians to
the new Board Of Health; they tried to spin
Nebfs) round him. but did not succeed Dr.
Nsilsun goes to Moiokai to replace DR.. Emerson
DR. Nelson's requirements for the post are SO
much better than Dr. Emerson's that the lepers
z1nst Be delighted his knowledge of the Hawaiian
language and his acquaintance with the preiudices
and cnst0ns Of the natives, obtained during his
brist practice IN Honolulu, mark him as pre-emi-
rnEflr tina mzn for the post