Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24


Kt,rt, Susov, Murray Edtol
"When shepherd had established himself merely squa.r
upon the island of Lanai and in the valley of Paawa
Der 1861 he had gathered around company people,
designed FORM under his directions industrial organization lie
@ Without one 1ry Of capital and as New Years day of 1862
approached he desired begin the with planting operation
"onr temporary connection with the Mormon Community for
political t of which shall give history our
well known and denied We here carry out
Mormon natives at waiuku and other points and had Yariou
relations with them which satisfactorily filled on our part
VIC do not intend for moment place ourselves the
stand to suit humor You hint
but cannot make single charge and prove it."
The above was written in reply to H. NJ Whitney charges
the Ga-eael
Put hints into distinct shape and prove your assertions
because you do not will hold you
''" the same % Of A + 3 s %HsGs of
"a pioneer being to bear Mormon van
guard to Oceonica Capt Gibson gives his chief
taking the interest ho does in Mormon emigration Papua
speaking language and possessing all the arts Of cv
saion must he productive of beneficial the world
referred to.
7b all M 10 nloua this letter man come:
This certfes that Kaihuns is member of the Church Of
and by this it is certified that he has high Office
of Arch Bishop of the church in the Heniian
all the duties of the Office which he chosen.
Therefore give our brother in love and truth this Certificate
Christ.
Written and sealed at wauku Island of Mani of the Hawaiian
Islands, October 10, 1862 in behalf of the church.
[sEAL WALTER M. GiBsoN Chief President.
There other certificates similar the different
persons. Each certificate is signed
"WMrER M. GIBSON
I" Peresidena Nui (Chief President).
And by Enoch H. Kawalopopo, Or w. H. Kou, Secretary.
ION the back of certificate Lila dated Wauku Maui October
TO- 1861 Is written in pencil as folowsl
rrran.laionl
Lila arms that she lived mauka part at
the time when W. NJ Gibson here that she had
knsann yard and Gibson told her she had better sell the kuena
for and give to him for the Church For that
kueana disposed of by for $685. and the
Gibson through the hands Eddy 1t Eddy himself who this
rnlatonl ..l
PALAwAI, LANAI, August IL, 1868.
I'll IL W. IT. Kou, "Pesdent of the 7,cer.." ,.-o
LOVE You have ordered Kanu the fellow
of the Arch Bishop go get money the
Church in your hands He takes with him certificate for L.
KAka Kaka should at the time of the Assembly
We living very comfortably Palawai
Charlie well They contened and do not wish
Ss' Kpo sss whatever
tesahss With sr.a many bsss her. at Lanai
Perhaps Dr. Judd will sell the bags do speak of the
here Lanai, because Kiauu
mouth. We both send love to Kapo, Kanamu and kapka
am your loving brother WALTER M. GIBSON.
PALAwAr, LANAI, September 4, 1868.
LOVE YoU wish you Pohano for the
kneana here Lanai But FIRST take the Printing
Oce stamped and when that done will paw the one
dollar $ Then send thing tnke good
OF the received into your hand the the hands of
the Bishops let them and bring With them the Assembly
Communicate my order that every the Bishops come
stay away let them bring with them their certificates
Let tho Bishop Of Waanae also This WISH and
should be carried out With resps,,
[sAME1 WALTER NJ. GIBSON Chief President.
Call upon brethren the Assembly
My wish is that it should be great and good feast.
lTran.laionl
PALAwA, LANAI, August 81, 1868.
7a President j. ": H. Kou.
Love YoU have received the money the of Keanu
agreeable to letter If there remaining collect
and bring it with the Assembly which approaching 81
commanded to Kauai Keanu
the duties your Island Stir build Temples
the means to accomplish which end ia money
The people this Assembly should be the faithful
and the willing The weak in faith let them stay away Bring
food ( with you but there enough here sheep goats
Bring along with the children from fifteen years old
and upwards and the send the children here
to Lanai this wish If the arrive Kauai
With love also,
(Sigued) WALTER NJ. GInsoS
Chief President (Peresidena Nui).
PALawA, ISLAND OF LANAI, November ], 1861.
DEAR BRorHER We living comfortably the Hawaiian
Zion the Government for land for the church
Haaea evidently disposed to cheat tho church. Lila with
aud commencing house for her. She her
hoaae in HonOuu Do about and lot know
think it be rented and for how much Brother Ingraham
with and has bscn zeaousy helping the church cpeneng
right for good brethren
want preserve good spirit they ought with
spirited have found better every other
branch of the church. than Honolulu You do nothing but talk
aud grumbe Honolulu. speaking Of the church There
of the spirit Of Salt Lake Lanai Maui and Hawaii will
do oil the good for tho Saints the Hawaiian Islands with
the little they have contbued aud then will sail for the
Malay Islands, The church needs little Brother
Eddy been telling about soop that building Honolulu
which would be the thing There about $50 turkeys
and 500 chickens ready take to market from this