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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Nosr q us remember the story Of that
unfortunate Foreign Minister. who. hay
ing devoted considerable time to the ar
ranSeDeuJ Of funeral procession. lust s.
the cCrteEg wGs about 20 start. and after
he had adjusted 10 end OF jGrrins claims,
~as informed that an influential BODY were
dissatisfied with their position losing all
patience he exclaimed. e Tell them To 20
where they like tell them To sit on the
coffin If they wish = The minister's re
marx vCS BY no means polite OF judiciOus.
indeed 1t may be apocryphal. though we
have good reGSon Tor believing : to be
fact. but 1t VIII serve Is q peg 10 hang a
little moral upon
Whenever We have some public cs-e-
IOuy. there i glwayS more or less heart
burning somewhere ab1ut the precedence
Of tins one and thzt one there has hardly
been Q public procession within our mem
cry az which some one or other has not
felt l--rieved The adjustment Of these
little difficulties ought not To be 50 great
q labor all that Is requiredi Is that table
0f precedence shall be published The
Ct1claI class Hawaiian and foreign. i
utter al very SInal. and merely a day
ur tw0s work ought to suffice to assign
each Official his exact rank once 4 uEn
knows his position and all the heart burn
uEs and agEravgtiJ1s viii be swept aside
never to return The remedy Is 20 simple
that VIC wonder It has never been resorted
TO. We believe that II the Chambeflain's
Office. or In the Foreign Departments some
such LIST exists hut tie list should be Pub
Eshed. It should not m5uIder In pigeon
hQLe If any corrections are needed tLav
should be made j foreign representa-
tlve- 5be dean Of the consular eurus and
one HaWsuzn Gficial would be able TO
suggest all needed attentions The mat
ter. 90 many minds. Doubtless appears
s--l4 one; It L however one which does
give rise 20 cC1sidarable bitterness and I'll
feeling and 1t l. q dis-rzce 10 rs that We
cannot manage any public display without
GrJUsLHg such feeling In large countries
where the OzlcIlI classes may be numbered
by thousands bitches such a. have oc-
cErred here. seldom happen Here where
oelr c-lcllL class Is 50 small there Is ahso-
l1EsLy 10 excuse for it-6y al means let
u have q table Of precedence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

OUB ueishb0r Of the 4sryrtissr reminds rs of the
man Who smashed his barometer because 1t fore
told storm. and Of the sea captain who shot a
Mother Cary's Chicken for the ssErne reason That
the native lace has rapidly declined IN numbers
during many decades = Us certain as any fact Of
history. but ist any far-seeIug thua-htfui writer
express DIS opinion thzt it I continue to decline.
ard be Is denounced as having no incentive 10 exert
himself x his ufiice for he has 10 love for Ha-
vail is king lis people If this l. his =urk OF
soreery IN the government there Is no use uss in
vorks for the improvement Of the people, the pros
parity Of the government. or the pegpetus.ion Of
Hawaiian Ir.deperlde1ce-7 Who Is the friend Of
this couutrF- the man Eh0 throws dust into the
EYES Of the native people. Who dsludes them with
TIE inference Ee never ddres state il as fEctl
that they are urusper1us hourIshIng racs3 OF the
IlzEu 'Eno sees TIE decline going on and suggests
tae necessity OF dealing s1raigLtfor=srly with the
state OF things involved therein We challenge
ts ifrsrfsr once for all to reply eaieg0reslly 10
toe question: Do yUu beii-vs that the HzssIiau
rzce vIl as race be IzrTstuatsd z j plain answer
vi. serve % end much defamation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

for his nesShhor and al are hating,
However. Il : idle fo< rewSpaper men 70
talk about t. IL : question ot 'poeket,
ard Il the planters don't carr. why should
uef III it we've a nacrely charitable move
rnent. cne might SappoSe that il Is the
ordinary case Of general tSuilOeSS Which
attends such movement, Is II possible
thSt the planters have, Individually, n
solved 70 utter the prayer, give me
neither poverty or riches, especially
riches - and that they &re sll involved
IN scheme 70 prevent any sudden lnun-
dstioa of wealth As the matter stands
to-day = how not To do 1t Is the watch
word, 70 n followed in the future by the
en- too l1se~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

OCS re-sSrks last week Upon the Portr-
gueSe have hcea n,iSintsryrVted by some
people. Oar object in writing Was merely
To point Out a political danger, not % de
CRY Portuguese immigration 70 put prac-
tsc1lly befoxe Peoples eyeS, what Il Was
they werc dong Snd u try AMI hit upon
sorue method BY which political danger
10 the S.ate wSS q te met. IL Is no use
blluGlrS our ewes % the fact that when
We import large numbers u any n2tion-
Ehty and make them resident amongst Us,
NE have imported political factor IS
wei = i GuSnsity Of hone and Sinew, and
It i VERY necessary for Us 60 be prepGrei
- meet that factor IN Oor own way. and
not wait until we are f0rced 10 do some
thing On the spur Of the moment. POrtu-
sueSe must cUI1e and other nNtionahtieS
must come Srd we VIII gladly welcome
thsus II cur S,lSslr Industries sre 70 be
p-Uperly 6eyeloped. We must keep pour
irS N e supply ~ labor. taking care. sS
i now being done that the labor Is Of
such g character that il VIII help To form
desirable popul1tiOn- By importing POr-
tuSuese with their fImiieS we have IN
measure set over the great difficulty and
danger which tEredtened. and continues
10 threaten rs from the large army Of un-
r-S-ried Chinese. which has settled hero
ard which was receiving IN 1l1rrniug &c
eeSSioo Of strength from year 10 yeSr
But good = the Portuguese may prove Is
l1borers ard population, il Is By no means
-. certain that they would prove cuod
VOTERS men who have no stake in the
e0Cntry, who have ~ yet no family aSSo-
elGrl0a even with It. who do not under
stand our Institutions, who cannot appre-
clats our economical position are not Ike
y 70 prove IN Sdyantace Il added to our
voting population We have no desire 70
;hruw cold water upon Portuguese immi-
grafton IN any way. Sl VIZ desire to have
done : thSt the legislature should put
some restriction upon the ability Of our
immigrants, 10 matter q what nation. 10
rzturlLlize. and should mako such alterV-
ton II the franchise, aS would prevent
the labcrinS class from becoming y;rtu-
ally the rulers Of their employers. should
they take 1t into their hs1ds to try to be
come 50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

i f-ierd has ES-P7lied y ui-h soue of fhe e--i-
oairSzs & The IssE zEszsE=s-t- bD1ss sEd TX
1u Ez1z Elrsst iI zssszszd 70 01e party for $40,
the zane EoEss AID tx have been gzl-sd Il Sl-sf0
also Ard ct-z-zsd . = 6IEe-szt pe-so1- Ars0tEEx
cazz y Eaizted G1f Il ho1ss ard I1s Ei-en y N
the first I-srzlrIs ehzszsd u PeEsol vto has
s-d s-s ios ard EFF he corl1trF- gzlzs -z. leZt
: = zEszass1 . ctrioaztIc agzz1 Tzo = e1ezpt
fr1r1 1e-aEsn-- for fsl0Q ard Elliy = - zssessd
Ies-- OK fEe zbogs lzess esrtai-lg Ezsz AZ ccd
zrpslrIIaot-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

s-t psa 81, 90 ~ Fs, rr~asary, eas t-eres>e =
css-1,sls -esil e he t-c- 1-ras ~ gea- tg n-ice
p >haa eare ere- -faae, Er1 ~ Ar seaR e. Ft---@
1ac-ra~er thr cerfr--He ef <A4 arasee=e- tNift>
eeyvnS tAe s1e q, 1--WE ha..lc's tAsls-s t,s etse
Sr-sttr-
a~rw-E c~rtitN t2f ffrTrtsiee ELL n4H-HN - tA
--r-- I. ta- legislative Ass-1se.g rt ter hauz1asH
f.ifsss "a tas - flg q 1l1 a = ~
JANIS \. NlNSNEEAf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16
vIseIsI. has now asa public .chools. and ha

EIseTSn has now 4.S54 public schools, and has
gained 1000 IN atts-dancs since last year. She
has school population of Slt.S37 white. and 20
~ co.Ored. and the value OF her school property
Is Sl.lll-Stt->6. Her receipts from school taxes
tulS year were Sj96.5i5-s5. The North Caruliua
schools cost Ss52S>3.65 last year. and instructed
la6.4cl white pupils and S9.l25 cllOrsd ones.
Gees--s- 7lth school population OF ES.ti4 e1-
pended S+4l.V-9.+e. Alabama spent S5760Q-1.5g
AID instructed i0I.tSS white and 72OJ1 colored
Children Mississippi paid S5765t.sI. for the In
strucsion OF her il3,3t vhits and IL 10 calorsd
pupils Louisiana spent S11i.0OO upon her a73.-
30 pupils. and IeENs STlT,72T upon her school
Plq-ll1tll tlla-o1s-thIri Cnlored-of 26i.l9. West
Virginia has school revenue Of St1i.l lF, and
school attsndIucs Of 1850 out Of a school popu-
l4tI0G OF II. I'll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

THE North Pacific Mission Institute has more
eandidatss for admission this wear than it has
rooms 10 accommodate. Three Of last wars stu
dents have dropped out; eight continue their
siudlss, only two however expecting 70 graduate
this year. These two hive already been asked 10
become pastors, and II has been dificult con
vince the churches that have iuvitsd them. that
one year more Of study aud training Is most de-
slr1h,e Tor theSs young men. All the students
support themselves BY their own labor in the after
Moons ANYONE Who wants faithful labor will ind
some one ready for such snil Jobs the students
can do; painting. whitevastiac. csrpsnterinc. or
gardening. The Institute has a line location Nos
81 and -. Punchbowi street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Wzzz arH the planters Of this k1nz-
don Are they Izli1=srgut OF zrs they
asleep The interests which ther h1Lf
OF uzuz-E are the largest here but
these zen sun reu-aIu without 1r--zrli7
tE11- Our little cGuEEz1tiHs have So
cletles or assertions for al sorts q rl--r-
poses for zEsic- fur dancing. for Ltrss-
r1g.IzZ- f1E charity. and fer Mission. hut
tur the one great wealth resErui1- inrlr-s-
tTT Cf the kIEEyt11-- they do nnthing- d
MIsIc Hal Assertion can b Organized
II day. S5llU1 be raised and 4 tisuIrie
60 MISC ne - sIU1sk1v as hrlcE auf u1u--
tar caE meet Ul[lsE the hand Z TIE u-zs,5-.
but the great ministry u the nation
Fh1ch nov involves ulzIIH1uss- czzn1t rr--
I'D Dug kEzueI f1r n r-astluz- hslese- OF
Il ezckz1-e IE-es Chira-len- crltI-
vaza1E n cs1UEor- 4 rlce uocd Z FIVE
acres present q better or--snizz1111 thar
these sl-zr E1-s- ore says L Is Let f1r
ne % d. L. another W. ere-r u crJ-1-
nIzss- brit UE 1esEEbCrz zre haekuz-yi- 2
IErge 1-ll-C1s q bounty q uCzsT fox II
d silver s1rHs1 t-ruuGh the fzreet 1f rs.--
rrucstE- ard each mn = ucrE an-i0as %
81 lls paL % lEz tap Il tI-e Present III
Esu1- than bother a5o1t the f7rzz.zisn
Eteu the stream VII ezd II regzrd 10
tn matter Of euigrz1t labor. We say Il Is
the business u she planter rather ttau
ne eF1TsTu1s11- II the lzrte- Is 70 SID
ply the Iz5orErz Of the cuuzrTT. wEy Ei5t
supply The caFItzI- and then the box
EEspsTz- and Eez1 the groceries We Do .
-s1t Ezz5 Z Pa1Eruzi C51Tsrz-zert. fur tiilz5
< Usually z ElssTal1le z1zlr Ikz planters
should szzIlne- think ont and thnruu-t.Ilv
1Z.1srstznd tbs gIlzstl1z- b masters u Il
he GuTErrme1t nay and should as=Iss-
nd that largely, bu1 those Eho need the
abOr- II the FIST Instance should be the
eas1ers- IEls Iahcr question has Heeu
rssEIng on rs f1r I've FsaEs- Tn,If7if1sIs
ave talEzn scue interest II n but tEe
ls1ssrz- a. BODY Eczz- Esrh or waits
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16


IEE Teachers association about which
we wrC1e. some little time $50. i now &
rr1 Hulmp5 4 number Of the Honolulu
teachers have net together, adopted q
short cs-c>1ItutlC1- appointed q temporary
set Ct Ct1cers and a-e rCE working to -et
together the teachers from the other
lSI1-dS 50 that ] convention Of teachers
nay Be held the first week N Ja1ua-y.
ISS2
We heartily commend this Increment. for
We feel sure Il VII be productive OF creat
good TO rhe educational interest of the
country: ve sxuect To see much more life
thrown into our educational work and
greater Interest taken n 1t by the public.
EIted - the teachers VIII then BE- thsv
VIII form strung body Of intellectual
-en ard wUUsn- who By the Interchange
u Their idsGs vii be able TO arrive at the
best methods Of edrcatIcn TO b. followed
cut n tbs county having once az
arrived At them IN theory. they VIII have
force enough 30 put them into rrsctice-
L L proposed % make tEs meetings
thoroughly prgctIcaL. an essay On some
e'tUea-llCaI tlUle. % BE- named 6y the
managing committee. Will he rpld -reE-rrsS
CpuE any particular methods u Iruuar-In--
instruction VIII be made and practical
llus1rati11s given before the meeting.
there l. much connected with the aiSa1rv
lf the educational movement In tins
Country. which VII net only BE Cf inter
est % tsac6srs here. bat which VII be 50
to educators EErUgd and To the general
public. winch VII t1udtlass be brought
UEz az these meetings. and which nse,iS ID
be lal1 before UuT teachers the different
results obtained N teaching the vari0Gs
races which cU1e under or school discln-
-I1s l. another u-l-ser up,Ju which Il VII
b. TalGab-a o. have Information III such
form that It can b readily referred TO
and such Iuf1rl--a1lln VIII be arozg the
hrst that VII probably be given We
night % On su1Elaratln- many other
sElle.rs which INST n -1-u receive z11au-
tu11- tU1 enough has been sad 10 slsw
that the sssucIatlJu VII not only prove Il
aitra1tagE TO the teachers bat that matters
of lEzersse tg the general PUblic VII ts
e11ssa1zly collnE up We Elst sincerely
hope THAI tins movement VII 11t suffer
fruIa Ll-z q s1erEy- that It VII BE- taksz
up by cur island teachers heart and soul.
and 5hal It VII MT b. allowed TO gradu-
ally de q I1au-t1o1- g. - many attempts
z1 d1saL1cE 0r-zE1Zarl1a have dine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

IEz PositiEa Of tx zssszoz zEot very
eEEIzhls 0les On one siies he has the ScyIIz
of serving the g0Tsrlzent too vel and
FF7rtng 1P vzluesS he has on tie othsr,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

- A-sria . a. -is ilu.s-aian -rzan.I By Eit N1
assr Ezn-i1luea " iin M .ara day AZ Aa.slsr A d.
l-s - liealicd -ad -sgr7rsi -ie 1fA EzF a. 1zy
A. D. 1sE al.rsrlsg % A-rlris . ~ ras Cauar-urau
r1-r 4-irr = e ne C1nsrnHs-ru - aad the SANE
6. h.--ar -s1r-sisi - 80 g. fr.sE g. saaavs.
--rranu a Tan EEpr--sazz1rrr -aaiI rrrsi-s h-r
+ r-ss. 3 rsru-rss-u,isu b - srr-r-afsei sr lIr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

oSE would hSrily imagine that the Marquesas
e"ald get ahead Of Hawaii Rei in anything but
they actually have in the matter. Of getting field
Together fUy EGcs. At the celebration of the ma
oonal fets which took place at Taiohse, among
other Al1nsellienIs were four races for tao OF
these held Of nine horses were started. When
we think of the miserable exhibition OF racing
which Sts presented 20 us last June We may fairly
give the pairl to the NGrguets. We must rerieni-
bsr. however, that vet the MarQUssos are desti-
tlte Of racing sharTs; when few specimens Of
,ht genus settle there. look out for helds OF two
horses, and for one Of these being occasionally
withdrawn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16
70 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAs. pUNx. MERcaANr. eLAseow.

Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
tIAWAILaE COEsULj
CzdeTt-kes ts Psrrlassad -zipzeuf u al kinss %
British aad Cosas1ia s1os and Eii held 70 receive
ors n rates eher free boasd a. chipping purt 10
zrope DELIVERED saiP rsat zith daig fsr 5rrsss
accqsas zf Hoa5lEl9. slch OTter- aazT + acco--
pzais b. r=iirsae- psTlh,s ia LsadoH ~ ssH ina
cf-ea- or le i4l s ~ 81 lFs siEt a-zn.f c1udrrel
credits fzus Ho1alulE BanE=rs- uthe-1sise- rait
the c0ursnielce % bETerf.
zEgEEEEczs-
EEssRs- WI g. IRlFIE 4 CO. Herolslz-
EyE- " l. GszEGE- Mr1slllg
HON = = WaLEEls- Ual7iEl1-
TAE AGRA BEEE- lLillts1| L0ldg1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

HSs Royal hishneSS the Qpeea powsccr Emma.
visited their MsicS,eS =, the Iolsni Palace before
enihsrking GA the Has2ssvr for Mani. The visit
VAS IN rcinFn tos that Of the king which Was paid
gu the evening ~ His arrival
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Ws bear that Mr., Chra Lung intends to 80 10
S.n FraneiSSe ey the next Steamer. Whegr BE- viii
lo'a the raesaeesS q the embassy which is rcsuTa
iae 20 China.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Is the case Of BricSs w BsiSrs. where Ms
BsisgS sued fOrs divorce fron her husband the
wiSe's petition was dismissed. some rSmsrkahie
facts IS 10 family matters appcaSvd darinS the
bearing Of the csSe. We understand thSt il, is the
intention Of Mrs. Mills 10 Commence = suit for
divorer. The p1blic haze heard as much as they
wish - about tins very discgcditable matter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

It Is OF the utmost Importance to Us,
that We know what our neichb0rs think Of
Us, especially when one Of them Is q great
country with which We have most impor-
tEnt commercial relations. We make at
present, no comment on the following
article IN the n Y Tri5sHs. OF Sept 18th.
1851, one OF the most influential Journals
in America. Our readers may draw their
own inferences. We present 1t simply as a
matter Of news
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

There is = talk eboa, an extra session Of the
legislature; il can hardly be necessary 10 put the
eoaetry t. she vxycsse 81 soaae Ssooco or So When
TIE TcgnlsF session can coaue9oc IN four mupthS
and a half
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Talking over our Chinese population With some
enc, who is well acquainted with them. We were
SSzecahly Sartrisei TO sad that the prrccntaer "
pirates and cut throNtS among them is hy no
means small. On one plantation 4 well knOwt,
pirate chief occupies the position II lana, si,l
boped that piratical friends had been returned
20 China III The Lsffs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Hrs MAJESTY the King has marked in graceful
fnsnnes his birthday hy restoring ono man 20 his
eiv,l rights, psrening four prisoners and shorten.
tiS the terms ot Imprisonment Of two others
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

he tabor question Is oucc lisslin coming to the
front IN hauai and planters are beginning to com
plain II being unable 10 set men. The South Sea
lSl8udgrS n hose time Is out refuSs ~ ship a-ain
aud are lcaflag and spending thCig swings. The
pltntttlOnS are beginning @ cut one another in
the matter Of wages. This labor question will
never reach satisfactory solution until the plant-
ers form themselves into aSScciBtion. Many Of
the difficulties which planters suffer from In the
matter ot labor ore caused by some Of their own
order. We hope 70 see the movement take Getiuits
shape ere long.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Ar ten o'c'oes this morning the King will address
number es the native population at kNwaiahao
church, The exercises will consist ~ n hygna by
the choir PRAYER by The Rcv. H. H. Parker. the
hiaC's address and lastly another hymn by the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

% 81. ---a--5 81. Ms.,>-r -hs Sz1g 70 r-7ciHc HHs
ss--- H-zss NEv-Ns AEssrasNs- Atlcr-ey
,--5--.- l,se- E-- Ez E- A. p Carter. -ssaga-1
-.ll- ralz--. Ecr5-1-- ,,-r 1zA ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

r'ssss MAssSgtss viii hold reception to-day a.
Ahsolsni Hale. An efacal announcement viii be
found IA eur hy authority column.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16
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= - r-sset - Nss-sV q, uss-s ~ r-@-s - -
frg gsra es--1tIv er sze-,szz. vl-e ne slstgr a-&
c-~c1s rr e.. F-sv c-1-e e' >zss-. tse Essa cis1a-
r-er r. ass7r r' -ae rsr-.as F----rss
Arrfs- i eg Es Ns,s,-ss F-as--r res-erc1 70 -
r' --As
kzuala-kaais r. - I-s. Vss---vs -,s.--e ra-a---l
N N-u- i- ~ 81. NItr>-r's r'-s-z-- ra-'ir1-z
Sea \ kaz-aksa- b - Ezs Nls-ssys r,-zss--
ra-lerL
q >-=zy, = q Has Nsi-sy's r,sas--~ r4-.h-as-i-
- ---'-z-- 90 = D iav~nlsr - l-iFri.sa'le1,. ,,r
~ r ef i,- r~a-- tr ne cr-e 81 sszu.alca1sr ,,
e E- Al--ss r-l---r. s-,zlHra.e5 ss I'VE yeas In
rrs11--r-
rhs ~=--e1ee ~ n N-zlssa -a -zFrt-cz-s~u- fer ny
tr shr --== 10 a-~-- p lr E.. Na,-,sys rieasu-s.
r-rluEs-l ss TN r=a-s i--ra.,----ut
A. p CAErEZ
~ Ma-ts-c- - l-,s-icr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

There are several laws upon oar statute book
which soQuirc 10 be repealed; they have become
dead letter in districts like that Of Honcluln.
where there Is stropS pubic opinion which IRE
vents their being sntoEoSd. whilc IL, country dis
trictS they Nrc instruments cf cStOrtiOn in the
hands OF unScguplOnS magistrates or police. There
vii be fine opportunity for the next legislature
both 10 make and u unnaSe laws.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

rl- Ll-rr--- s-r -as I.--5 90 uaaH r- b. sold lt
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOVICE.

IilE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
- 9s-H 3ppoiutrd aeiluinisf with o. -fI -
f ~ ~ esi4te of Henry strr.s. Gccrs.s n va
~ 'l. hAlai nefc3y notifies all persons hasisrei4,.
4sle. ihe slid estate 90 present fbsir .flf-f. sf
cated- within sin months f-e., a. =. ~ "
~ ne forever barred: ami al rsr.ons ogir d. ~
Az fti -ie-ici % seffie the sane without frilr
,d.-t-, v. g. u DEYERILL
AaminisfratGr, with viii annerra ~ 49, $50. - ~
siru--. dec-a-ed ~ n
Lihne- EaHai. October zsad 1851 -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
= pen appoinicd- BY the supreme Coaff. T-.sf-.
~ ~ ihe es;aie - the ate TIfOY ts
bkh oi Honoinla. hereby notifies a rarffrs Ir-sff
l " -lla e.iae- 90 make Immediate ras riru- f rs-
Ii- 'li eatilr- having prrpvrfF in their rhar1s-
l' -.iu estate hfe rrqu6Ffcl 90 nafffr ff-
tralpf uf fEc same uiihogf s-au kil .-fs.
Ing Claims nEaiH-f said r-iafe are rtqr~sfs -
u cent ne came duly aatbs nfieufed 10 rh~ rrl--
signed within si1 manths, they MI BE- forever b1r
u. g. CRAEHE
r..-.--.- Trustee and Adniinisirsfo-
Innolul1- Juiy i1fh fs-f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

Fad iss II doe- not sHY maze 70 snip tEE0s-h
aEe lasir szzaI Goo5s - ssfer- ts7J
Es- LOOE OgT FJz SOMETHING NEW AT G.. T.
WELLS ECsIC STORE. i5g Gaze. of Good. f0- the
HaAcaF TFa1- HEs zr-igel 5 The D Nar-zy. AID will
sHCETLf BE OS EIHIBITlOS- Alec, Ja-I RcceiTrd
IS Decorated Fan Cal elEg and serzTr ot- SIS
Dr. THACHER- Dsai,-i. riH reopen his Oeies in
H1Eolui1, S0sembsT I-f ISL. s75
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

IL 1880 them were in Grea, Britain only nine art
schools with so studoats: now there are l.40O
ScscolS with nearly 500 students, and nearly
5I,VCO students h1vr received the benefits Of the
classes. Last YEAR there were 1900 examples of
students work examined. all being oigrod in CON-
pctitsnD fcs the Government pSizes- During the
year Sti5ctO WAS paid to AZ: schools and clsSscS.
and SS1>o pupils rSceived instruction in slemVll-
tlrv drawlne.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-16

S=zsiE aH1 Comfortable Fzrui-Hed Rooz- esatzally
Iaeaisf aaT be esfaiHei t4 aPPl7iaz az No Garaes
Lzae- rear Beref-nfz stre-r