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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
IMPORTS.

From rou HakrIy p,r Ltllc Narahhl. january t'th
NHN|t n umh'f to AIvH IS ltHuluauu.
Prom Port rovnsend, per Cuiup,r, January 18TH.
ilt goo n Wmh,r D pts ho. &h.n shiuHIrr ." ll'ch
triu " eco.
From Sydney and Auckland. r,r ct, " sydr', Jan
pkrr topra tu. u,dgrj ~ ,a iu. - "td'r. 20 ,ahs
brandy : ,a ,uptr' ttoh,f, 'Icphufp Co.. a. m'hg
~ ORDER, - 60 uon, !" uundy, aud lo ne uats'p
'lsfh"u s. tuftu trauali Dtt thsa
From thepgal per l.ysi. ir'dolg lognus irh. z
tluuatularu,f co.. -u bales iBEH " Hwuul. b uhIa
nile. J 90 Tucker, II,a ll l,Iur Wiaof g. w Mh,fntinuo
y Go. pcs machinery ~ Han a HouI Cr from M
bda ,,tr, Iu kFa uBta trhs tbtluu. l pLFa hafuNlr
IaI,s Nyin, Liu Mott = Go, 81 tr r Iron. tb's tlu
plates ~ bds tuhrs w shoots Iruh ~ ldiH hurtttr
N pkUs hardware tostIr Is tuuk,, lt ulrr mrthluy}
" NJ irwin 60. ~ Wdtnf Y N unvita, W pkuH
ms,hurr HsN usb plate, lGlg uils, uEa hullH, 10
bdla csnwul gLbu slate NJ uoi csbti cloth va
sLs ait odetl gl n ~, "a ton coal babe ndse
bdts hni " r. eoa se@sa,e,., MNsf,rsho a "a -
shou cards u M,kihhtu, t2rnbs aud o. a. dturs =
Natorhuusc, n, a. Riass, ipl teks arurut 10 halr-
uots, as nud bale. !Vinc iutnlr mgr 2r" tpJtlrs,
H lArskH oalthepwhfe vtys eHlts ~ - bloc
y, - dl,q, 10 4eics e. ,arou. ~ drus, @i iri
lua ~ tHEs ola aud phints rt hutktts w hdH and
- e. plGtes goo and " tils gat rh'otr p 60 hnok,
~ hif wire 10 dfmH staples, itks shot tuHhrrf l'nd
,aks lamps, tun candles 10 raLh trr EN skH fnIt
~ kgs uillH ~ tubrH, 20 bdla uhrs 100 Huap go ,7
bpuby. and i1t psfr assorted rniso
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
c o M M Il n GAL.

HOy8LTLr.y yiY - 1881.
RostNt-s for - nst wrsk hu brcp fair th0ua hou,
hoash W notced dimiant On hercof ihtins tha lie
lay iu tho arrival " The Ciy " sydney from The South
but with the aci,d fair weather approaching aud tho
trulN uipr ~ thc toasiets With supIlea to, and pro
ducts from, the various plantation, n ~ which afo
about into thtif grinding season. tust To coon be
aro 70 chronicle dcsfuu of Ht,iy That hns int here
iofofr had ts equal
W. ,cfaInis eanstd,r he ontrut auspctous Tor pros
rctit, and Wtibc labor demsnd 60 be met, tho
coming crops VII be we'll earrd Tor W hasteucd IN
market nuiiius activity h apparent ou n slios hud
our lambct asd tafdvee dealers tcsiho Tho iu th-
ncess.iy ~ frlueat rsnisris'inp ~ .foch NJ TIT.
dnuhtr's cur contemporary, The T. &. A. takes tho
crriii w.
w tho arrival last wrtN ~ tho Atus tfr,lsis tho
sss,iu h hailing hardware roofing Ne 10 overcome
and recent lumber cagors rlacc- our market sgsiH In
rrhd condition ~ well assntrd sires The overdue
ntrnou vossel win also relieve ar market materially
on aftlval, In staple, Epglsh aud Eurapran goods.
Tho scarcity NJ hay hnd food II pcreertble than
previously nuied owing TO The arrival ~ sailing
vossnis frnn san Fmnelsco Next Weak, huwevrr the
various traso about due ought g. rrto,u this state NJ
tho market
rbc,o q. also . scarcity " coal In the market vcb
itlo hos been received ~ lat, and thvtt vcstos
consigned To- coal merrhanr now due here.
car shipping notcs this week tocor the sale ~ tho
iuha \. Joagio pHtuc' hoe. who ipiQnd puuinE her
ms fc tuastns trade
Ia tcai estate transactions lrrrn ~ Tho lease fur
ten years, of the Tract known iunahon pasture far
siEn rcr anhum frt dairy purposes Also several
huildine lots near ruuahou, at prices rrupng about
son each The MARQUES tract thereto at tho en-.
trance of Manua valley with its valuable Aue.iau well
will NJ offered shortly ut auction advertised IVY Mr
nAttow.
To-day W. WI. wileor Commissioner for tho c.ta,,
~ kaiakavaha will ofcr -cvcrai parcels Of land In
wniaua, Ga u. principally Kalo land
ny the departures this week we note salt nguto,
again In our cxpottA tho notminc taking Ne tons Nv
iIonFkong, by the city of sydney large shipment o
wool was made ahoat cqualng the dcdolt Of last yea
from the previous years exports Sugar has also beer
forward freely, the exports for the week bcinl
iaiiT pounds THE total valuation Of exports for tn
week H. spS,6Gl ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
Evening School Department OF st. Louis
College

The President has decided 10 include this hy.n,h Il,
the cfrrfculiga % ihs college. 80
Its ob5ecf i 10 Afotd si esfes OF the eornuns,, h
Ineans Of acquiring theoretical And practical st.nl
edge of all csmnierrsi aEd hrsincss irau.attfer n,
daily aud siso 80 give insight iufo r eerf,.
and fpiicSfon 0f the different Trades, Nhich n 1. -.
essential to Do ia these Is1snds -
The theretieal Branch viii be under The sEperssou
of the ffc~l1trt and Professors ~ g0iirre -
Practical sad most I'M pofiant Branch ai be .peisiIr
attended 20 bg y0lunfrf- from sac Innfr~ .s@
zan- among who have kindly and eensro1 ~ ,,s.
Iced their services lo this useful nd vAuAbe
They VIII. alternately devote tAf houf each e,rr
tps % the task OF imsTiine know 10 the sinepts
All the impiemenls necessary 10 each trade and i, A.
reuiuTe. Wiii b. furnished ~ the tollte es =
Zach aasirf-aftixsn, Nhils ronrrried With the Cob
lcc viii Be uiitifl 10 name frre fr
70 the privileges of lhls EVeLius School Dsusilsgrt
TEHNS-k4eh student PER usek "a css fle K.~rs,,.
.-.---- uL--l- ~ .'.--- " ~
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SATURDAY PRESS.
JANUARY %, 1881.

OUR neighbor the Adoe,Giser, regrets that
His Majesty was advised to speak officially of
past mistakes, because the King can do no
wrong. Does the phrase represent a histor-
cal fact, or is it only lawyers epigram
All history refutes the former Interpretation,
and confirms the latter That " the King can
do no wrong, which may put him at the bar
or in the dock Of any court, civil or criminal,
in his own Kingdom, is the tritest of truths,
but to assert literally that Kings can do no
wrong, is to deny that Kings are human, and
to ignore all the teaching of history.
Within the last one hundred years - not to
go further back. France dethroned and behead-
ed Louis XVl, the Great Emperor Napoleon
was twice forced to abdicatc, Louis XVIII
had to fly from his recently restored royalty;
Charles X did wrong, and had to fee, aud
Louis Philippe did wrong and landed in Eng
land as''Mr. Smitll;" Louis Napoleon did wrong,
and like his uncle, died an exile. What troub-
les the Adre'tiSer, we take to be this: the
Kings speech at the Ministerial dinner did not
como from the same mint as the Royal
speeches delivered during the "progress
through the other Islands, "heRce these tears"
To our minds the speech of the King on Friday
evening was the most manly and independent
speech we have heard or read during the
present reign. His Majesty did not say hare
made mistakes, for there he is justly sheltered
by the maxim quoted above, but lie bravely
admitted that mistakes had been made, and
no action that he ever did, no words he ever
spoke, go so far to assure the country of it's
Constitutional rule, as the speech containing
the words our contemporary regrets. "Ii
there have been mistakes in the past, said
the King, " lot us profit by the lessons Of ex-
"perionce, and with honesty of purpose let Ms
"press on to future, which trust may be
bright with prosperity aud hopofulness, !"
Are these words or sentiments to be regretted?
Had ,he STARTS, the Bourbon's or Napoeons
learnt the lesson contained in the above quota
tion and proGtted by it, the history of the
world would be very different from what it is.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

THE -complacency, self-assertion, and
sell-congratulation of the AdraFtser- Ecpress
is something wonderful. We are all apt, in
tLis little place. to grow duh and fiat occas-
sionally, and good joke helps us along, not q
little.
The Express of the 10th inst informs us
that :" it is very pleasant to note tho contrast
between things as they are and as they were
"when this Journal passed into the hands of
its present proprietor" W. did this, ,re did
that, ice did the other, ace knew, ,ce took up
the pen" aud ,re came forward, etc. We say
that the print in question has been tho evil
spirit at the ear of the King, and has fostered
and supported and endeavored to maintain
and enlarge the sphere ol mischief which was
condemned by tile King in his speech at the
Hotel ON Friday evening.
"discour,eous criticism" was never in-
dulged in, as far AS we know-garbled stories
were never cireulaled,uuless by the Adonqisei-
Express. Tho "gracious recognition of con-
mon liability to err is u strange expression
from a writer who regrets that the King spoke
in public of past nistakes." However, if
tho "present proprietor OF the salaried paper
inaSines no has done good service by his
gushing, toar bedewed 10y atty, he is welcome
TO congratulate himself We do no, con
gratulate his readers,
Our respectful suggestion" "hap-
PLY proved the means of demonstrating the
loyalty" etc. The writer does not know
wherein true loyalty consists. Loyalty Is in
deed an intelligent aud straightforward up
holding OF the law - that is, a mutual agree
menl between rulers and those whom they
rule, ~ to,generl principles, IN the lirst in-
stance, and details, social, political, financial
aud on, afterwards. Loyalty does not con-
sist, ss the Ersyeis imagipes, in ohronjclmg
speeches, hand shaking, weaeins, and all ne
rest of the stuff we have been treated TO oil
late ad 'u'lseao'. II q little girl be deputed
TO speak ON behalf OF her fellow schoo! gals,
to wish the King goodbye, column Of gush
ly thank that little gi,l, il we knew her, and
cordially agree with her in her hopes, aud TIL 90
OF her hool-iellows, Tor tho pleasant journey
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

WE rejoice in seeing by the circular put
forth by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, ad
dressed to the Diplomatic and Consular Corps,
and which we print in another column, that
the Government is earnestly considering the
two great questions of reviving the native race
and introducing foreign labor, and that the
possibility Of obtaining recruits from British
India and from Dutch Malaysia is to be thor
oughly tested. We want hdnds for our manu-
featuring Industries, and families for our waste
lands. The Minister for Foreign Affairs esti-
mates that whereas these Islands now support
a population OF 10000, there is no reason why
million Of people might not earn their living
within this group. There 10 land to be taken
up and cultivated, ten blades of grass may be
made to grow where only one now exists, and
it is beyond the reach of himun foresight to
predict what the population, prosperity and
wealth of this Kingdom might be, if every
man were worker and every available acre
worked -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

THE occasion of the delay of tie city Of
Spta"y, was the breaking OF the crank pin by
which the connecting rod of the high pressure
cylinder WAS attached to the crank OF the main
shaft. Fortunately, the engineer OH duty WAS
on the alert knew iiis work and did it,. The
engines were brought to Il standsiill before
the broken pin had damaged any other part
of the machinery, not even its own brasses.
However, the pin had to be removed and the
piston of the high pressure cylinder secured :;
this took fourteen hours Of hard work. and
then the ship went on again with one engine
of caurse the loss of the service of the high
pressure cylinder nccessitated large extra
consumption of fuel, but the ship made over
ten knots under these untivoruble circumstan-
ces her last day run was 2i5 knots The acc
dent was one that neither human foresight nor
ingenuity could avert, and the manner 1t was
dealt with reflects credit on the Captain and
officers, most especially OH the engineering
staff OF the ship. The damage can be repaired
during her stay in San Francisco, aud we hope
and expect to see her here again on the return
trip with her wonted pnnctuality.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

fuf snu tNh Francisco. per John u SUr,,t,lr Jnnu.
aU t,th tatl, he sutpr, gsli To- tnlluv ~ hidcr
~ HO lhs tior tap bhchH bnuFnaH Dom value, SirN,2
~. fEu Nal0v, si..uh.
For Iourkour per Quibtn January itth..2t tons
iron Sc 'cs cigars FRu wluo, sNt",
Fug .JaluiL por htorm BId, Jauuhy iaih...lu0 GO
hmd n bags puiHuyr, t' kga and bu uUs itr - rs tu
LHeJu ~ hhr trol, hhH pork eud suudy email lFiutyt
thcop, I bullock fgn value, eiitl.p. Dom NHIu,,
shl
frr San Fmntisco. per city NJ sydney January @th
q -S' lbs wool it d2 NJ sugar, lss'1 punt rhHr,
~ lba onov. 80 pgs butul lohyrr IA bnchH bananas
Dom value u,iu1 80 fgi value, sto3.
For 1toupkon", per ltrrmiHu, Jnuunry Nth. ~ pkHu
n-h. hhls horf iron bare, ~ water tarhs ~ pkgr
metal, 3h tons snv LOIS lhr fuuguH. Dom value, 81,
nm Enm NAlmn- 40
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Early on Thursday morning ii. NJ. the King,
escorted by the troops and band, and large
crowd of people, native and foreign, proceeded
to the steamer wharf, and His Majesty en-
barked on board the city ef Sydn-y for San
Francisco, and the round trip of the world.
Mr.. Armstrong, Col. Judd. and Major Mac
fariane formed the Kings suite the last
named, however, goes only as for as San
Francisco, for the present, though he hopes to
reiOin tho Royal party in India if possible
Precisely at a quarter to seven the Royal
Standard was hoisted at the main, and few
minutes afterwards the ship began to move,
the saluting battery gave forth its Royal
salute, and the band played the Hawaiian
National Hymn, and with cheering and Alohas
and waving of handkerchiefs the ship was
swung round, and steamed out through the
passage. Though partially disabled, we hope
and believe, all things considered, that she will
reach San Francisco in ten days or there
abouts. The ship is sound, powerful ship,
and we have just seen how her officers can act
in an emergency. We wish her and her pas
sengers bon Uo8dge.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
SHIPPING NOTES.

The iiaw schr Julia Long has chan ged hands during
the week, Messrs. John Colburn, A Cooke and Capt
II Reynolds being the purchasers The amount paid
pairs viii bring il ap 10 about $1,000. She has hauled
In at rbbets sorenson's Wharf aud viii be thor
service between .6ls port ISaasua and Ho 70 be
@ on S Sa @ To s an ea and aySI
ve.'ei will hereafter be known as the Julia"
n The Hsw % es kalaksua hauled in to the old Custom
mha,, ysstsaaS & 10 complete loading or san
will rail about Tuesday next with full cargo.
The Am sehr W II Meyer is a, Brewer y Co.'S Wharf
loading for San tmncseo, for which port she will sail
aoont Monday next
The Am bk Lizzie Marshall is at Allen Robinson'-
Wharf disehsrgng cargo Of lumber She will return
to the Sound about the latter part OF next week.
The Am bktae Discovery is the Rsplapade, opposite
about week or ten days.
The Brit bk Lizzie Ircdalc Is the old Steamship
Whail dl.eharging an assorted cargo from LIVERPOOL
the Am tern compeer the foot Of Fort Street dis
Sound early neat week. flhA
ts asi s MGoa. o s' H." S.,s. ssoss &
captain imaedately rpshsd below, but was soon cent
from hoss which was asa At hasd oa a Sha and
sgain rushed below aud in lew minutes had the hre
SSsas had iei pipe in the pocket cf ii. coat % Shsi.
had burnt the coat about half up this and few
sails all the damage that was done,
Pm 5 : Zeaandia will bs due from San Francisco
this evening With the mail.
The Mana Is out OF quarantine and sailed yesterday
for kuau. IS 81 ...IE I.f.H
The building q the shed on Brewer Cos wharf Aa'
The Claus sprsekcls arrived at Kahalui on the iiih
With cabin aud y stsrrase passengers and the Ro
gSrs The former Win be due al this pon tc-morrow
and the 1Htisr sais from kaAalai for san fnncise'
fntE =.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

- Islands. In Probate. Island of Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands rs; In the Matter of the Estate Of THOMAS
Il. COOKE, deceased. Order appointing time for Pro-
same.
document. purportng to be the last VIII and Tes-
lament of Thomas +. Cooke, deceased having on tho
1th daY Of January A. d. 1881 been presented said
Probate Court and petition for the Probate thereof
and for the Issuance of letters ntaTy William
&. Patke having been ned by him, il s hereby order
ed that TUESDAY, the fret day of February, A ID.
ISL az 10 o'clock, A. NJ, OF sIld day, at the Court
Room of said Court, at Aolani Hale in Honolulu be,
and the same is hereby appointed the time for proving
where any person Interested may appear and contest
the said Mi and the granting OF letters cstnmenary
IL II rhered ordered that notice thereof be given by
publications for three successive weeks in the Satur-
day Press newspaper printed and published in Homo
lula. 1t IL fuhere ordered, that citations be ISSUED
the subscribing witnesses to said Win. and The
heirs Qf tae testator In this Kingdom TO appear and
contest the probate OF said VIII, the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, II, l. January i2th 1881.
\. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: a. ROSA Justice Supreme Court
Deputy Clerk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
MEMORANDA.

x " y -9-s@~ s-rs=---s- -
Report of City of sydney. II. O. Dearborn. Com
mander~ Lrft h{dn.y az af& rs. December sith, les
Arrived Al Auckland SOS Ps December ith in$l aud
lsu Tor M. poo $50 ~, ,sla, DAY. Artvo ut Hono
lua, 49, pes scnioer itah, hssil ~ tfIfNH NEtWf
Report OF sehr Rosario, G. NJ. Douglass Master
Sailed from san francisco Dee Soth, had light winds
down from NV 10 NE, until within miles from the
blapfE thsn halns sale tiop ~ sN, With hsasys sra
saa which iastsd for thiee thsuee ID kA6da
ieI honolnlu A y Jordan, 20 gs away about Jan. th
ka, about she ,ags tiias, u, W, Alnly. about Ian.
Tor lilo about Jan 10Th Issni ny from kahuiai 70
San Francisco last TRIP, ~ ~ days and IA hoars this
stserHsc PAs'engefs and 40 tons !rsght machinery aud
general MERCHANDISE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Oun notice Of the Ministerial dinner given
on Friday evening last to His Majesty the
King, was necessarily brief aud somewhat
hurried. In justice TO Mr.. Herbert, tho pro-
prictor Of the hotel and caterer of thc feast,
wc should remark that the dinner was spc-
cially good dinner, aud the wines above the
average the waitors were numerous aud at
tentive, and the banquet "A decided snccess.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
cUPREME COURT OF THE ia

- Ihf4htl GOV RI OE III h la
- waiian Islands. In Probate. In the matter the
hstheo William LpvE, late OF Honouiu, deceased. At
Chambers, before Chief Justice Harris Order Notice
OF Petition for allowance OF accounts, discharge, aud
final distribution of property.
On reaung and Ming petition and accounts Of D.
X Fyfe aud rs. H. Love, administrators OF the Estate
OF WILLIAM LOVE, late OF IOnOiuiu Oahu. deceased.
,rhrrtu h,. asl h af1Uweu :tU t5 ana cIafgc- fm-
self with S3Go 81, and ask. that the same may be e1-
anined and approved, and that Inal order may be
mnde of disibtiOn Of tb, property remaining in bis
hands TO the persons thereto entitled and dischargng
him and his surcties from all further responsibility
such.
It is ordered, that TT EsDAY the f7th day OF Febru
AIRY A. D. 1851, o'clock a. M before the said
ucc at Chambers, in the Court House at Honolulu be
and the same hereby II appointed the time place
for hearing snid petition accounts, and all per
interested my then uud there appear and show
cause, II any they have, why the same should be
granted, aud may present evidence who cu
titled 10 the said property Aud that this order in the
English language, 10 be published in the Saturday
PTess newspaper printed and published in Honolulu
for three succssiye weeks previous The time therein
appointed fot said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l.. this 10Th day Of January A.
ID. 1881. CHAS. &. HARRIS,
Attest' Chief Justice of the saprcrne Court.
a. Rosa Deputy Dleik of the Supreme Court
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22


Brit bk Viola, Price, liverpool due Castle Cooke,
Ger bk iacndol, schrock, Bremen, due II Hackfeld
Ger bk Ataanta, Mohrmann Bremen, due Feb - - II
Hnckfcld * Co, Agents
Brit bk Aikshaw, Taite Glasgow, due March i5-e0, G
W Macfarlanc n Co Agents -r.H H....' r
AM bk Edward May, Johnson boston, due April Is
Brewer & Co. Agents f..
Brit bk Highnyer Schemann, London via st Mchaels
sTiled Nov sth, -, AGENTS
Haw bk kale Ahborn, London, to sail In Dec, Hack
Am teen Una, -. Humboldt, loading Nov &
law 9gtne Pomare, Iripp, 5 Stands, due In all Feb,
Hsw bk Hawaii, Whitney sDIsIands. due in al Feb
rhincsc stm Meifoo, Cunningham from Canton, due
Jan pS-'D, Sing Chung Il Co, Agents
Ter bk Musoa from Norway, due April - IL Hackfcid
Norwegian bk Beta, from Norway, for Maaaea, Maui
due March -, II Hackfcd x Co Agents
Am hktne Ella Turner San Francisco to sail ia N Il
Brewcr& Co, Agents
Am sch Ida Mckay. sailed from San Francisco via
Am tern 4 p Jordan, Crack, San Francisco, to sail
A., ~ Jan y & ~ y iIsskfeid ,;. \ Go, Agents
, =, Jan 70, Castle \ Cooke, Agents
I'm Zealandia, Choyaer, San Francisco, duo Jan
X, n Harkfed ~ Co, Agents
Am bk Camden, -, Port Gamble, II Hackfeld & Co,
Pensacola, Taylor, San francisco, to sail about
Am bk Cheshire Bacheldcr New York, to sail in Dec,
Castle Cooke. Agents
Ger hk Hermine Meyer, Canton loading Dec 10, II
Hackfed Co, Agents
Am sk Rainier, Wnld Port Gamble, loading Dec - II
Am bt Martha Rideont, leo Wissberr Port townsend due
NJ, Feb Ia Allen q Robnson .&sents
Brit bk Zoe Campbell, liverpool sail in Jan, II
Am bgtne Consuelo, Howard San Francisco for Kahu-
Am sehr Twilight, Whitney, San Francisco for IIiIo to
sail Jan 10
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

FnoM tlio very curnoat lecture of Dr u. -
Mckenzie, last Sunday evening" In holnlf ~
temperance. It In plain 10 see that thcto is
much nocd of another effort being put forth
hero 10 cs,ablial society Tor tho help of those
who would mako valuable monbors of tho COM
nnuiy hut who nrc losing all soif-oonlrol nnd
arc dragging down with them other and inuo
cent livca. Tho OWLS of iplomperanco are
g,ining ground IN the country IN such on
increasing dogrcc that IL Ia alarming In It's
condition and prospective results, and II be-
hoyca cycry well disposed member " society
10 do his utmost ia ngliong aud Influence tu
comtcmct IT, That all former temperance
nocirtica and Good Tcmplnr lodges horo havo
died out iB far from innttor Of credit ~ this
community bnt what has been the cause We
arc not prepared to state, nor whether tho
restrictions Of lodges ~ freedom of socictioB
would have tho better claim; but II iA cnrncpt-
is hoped that all who have been prominent in
temperance movements heretofore, whether
hero or elsewhere, will again Join together 10
battle against this common ioc 10 social and
national happiness and prosperity. Trusting
that past experience will firmly establish any
new undertaking. Had Dr. Mckenzie re-
nnincd longer in onr midst hc would doubt
less have given us great id bnt tho ovi Ia
before ms, aud IL calls for liitlo oli.dcnial
or sacrifice on the part Of few, we might any,
So start the movement, but We trnst II will
draw out tho many that will give Htrcnglh aud
| support thereto.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PTEss ASSOCIATION by
RoBERT GRIENE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
Honolulu, Ii. /.

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aud safe return of the King, but it ie really
tctouing 10 read of tho Sisters, tho Fathers,
aud alt" Icing In tonra "dad oH," wo sup
pose, moaus tic unclos and tho Cousins and
tho Aunir
Tho whole papqr brstlcs With titles, capital
letters, cctiVcs, hud would. be nno ,hfnso-
uluRy Next to indioroua egotislu, ruvbbory
ia tho most prominent Glcmcnt IN tho oom
position. Wo wished tho King Aloha aud say
80 in 80 many wnf1s