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II this country has to lean on China for
her labor, it is time that something was
being done towards re-establishing our
former relations with that country As
far as we have been able to find ont. very
little has been done up to the present
The best course will probably be TO con
suit with the Chinese Minister in Wash
ington. He will be most likely to under
stand the best means for us to set about
1T. The GAZETTE has ever been unfayor
able, and still is. TO a large importation of
Chinese, but there is no Disgusting the
needs of the country, labor must be had,
and China may prove the field to which
we are driven. The planters are largely
in favor of these people as working hands
on the plantations: out of n planters who
sent in returns to the President of the
Board of Immigration 81 were in favor of
Chinese, 30 liked Portuguese. 5 wished to
try Hindoos, 3 New Hebrides. South
Sea Islanders and one Swedes or Scotch
In view of these facts it will be incum-
bent on the Government to see what can
be done. To send direct to China. with
out previous communication with the
Minister in Washington might cause de
lay.
There is one thing favorable to a renew
al of the introduction of laborers from
China. Governor Hennessy of Hongkong.
who was much opposed TO any emigration
of laborers has ere this left the colony. Our
Consul, Mr.. f. Bulkeley johnson. whois a
member Of the Legislative Council has
already, according to the latest Chinese
papers, brought forward the question of
contract laborers. The new governor may
take different view of the matter from
Sir John Pope Hennessy. With his infu-
ence behind us, and proper understand
ing with the Chinese officials we may hope
to bring about the old status of affairs
We understand that the ordinance which
has been so Objectionable to the Chinese.
will shortly be repealed
AT the same time Hawaii should be very
careful in this matter. II is very much
like playing with fire, to admit large mum
bers of these people. The efforts. and
they are noble efforts deserving the high
est commendation. which are being made
by Mr.. Frank Damon and others. to raise
these people to our western civilization. to
teach them the truths of Christianity. and
make of them men who can become good
OlllLtuS. Odn bt cttCNtoSlu1 dlleI Il
long time Years will have to be spent in |
the work; there will be many rebuffs and |
much disappointment before the desired |
end can be reached. Meantime, hundreds |
upon hundreds may be poured upon us,
and every fresh hundred viii have to go |
through the civilizing and elevating pro
cess. The question Is do we feel that
our moral strength is sufficient to stand
The strain that will be put upon it, The
United States have decided rightly or
wrongly that with 50,0O0,O00 of people. it
is question which shall be laid aside for
twenty years VIII Hawaii be able 10 do
what her great neighbor feels Inadequate
toI This is a serious question, one that can
De viewed from many points. All we would
say at present is that every care should be
aiken about the matter. lest we may some
day find ourselves swamped
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Bg .aE@sri.r.


We, KaL,KAUA, by the Grace of God of the
Hswaian Islands King, do proclaim:
That il is Our pleasure, in pursuance of Our
Constitution, that the Members Of the Legislative
Assembly of Our Kingdom do assemble, at the
Legislative Hall at Our Capital Of Honolulu, for
the dispatch Of public business at u o'clocl noon
ON Saturday the 18th Day Of April, A. d. Eighteen
Hundred and Eighty-two.
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual, at
Our Palace in the City Of Honolulu,
Seal this 2lst Day Of February, 1882, and
the Ninth Year of Our Reign.
KALAKAUA REX.
BT TN KISo.
TIE .Niusfer II N, Rter;o,,
w. N AHzsTBoNG
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Sale Of Lease of Government Land.

ON Wednesday April ish 1852 at the front entrance
n Aliioani Hale, at Il O'Clock will be sold at
Public Aacton, the Lease Of an that tract Of Goyen-
nent Laud situated In KAPEHU and the adjacent
lsnds, (Hilo. HawaiD and included between PAPAA-
LOA and MAuLUA and between the Royal Patent
Grants already issued Of lands along the shore and
line on the maaka aide, parallel with and two miles
aisiaut from the sca ooast being about mile and
hslf square aud containing 1900 acrH more or less
TEftN>-Leasc 10 year. Upset price sGn0 per an
mum. payable quarterly in advance.
WM. y. ARMSTRONG, Minister Of Interior.
Dept. Of Interior. Honolulu Mar sth 1852 - s9G
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Marshars Sale

IN NIRTUE OFh1N- E.xrs.t--rto>
IL -saetl by the Hoiior. ~ ! = = - -. 49,
n,-,,s,1 ~ W H9pf.a taarf. kuili1r a. lnif-
against G.. BIrrnaIa slrfa 49,. =. =
of 7. B. Murray plaintiff ~ ~ - - -, II -. -, !. I.
levied upon aud -haii - -. - - =, n
bidder on - n 70
Tuesday, the s5ih day af ,nriI A. d. 49,
At 70 oelock a. m. 81 il- Auc- Jon Is',. 4 > -
onc 6EPrOaR Uprn<esn.
=. - n ss-i ofrsf having just leru Il-,7-.5 -
painted nnics1 - ludrrlri { 1 rII -. !. - -.
are previously safisdftI
and any persqu uts has o. l,rriru.i- =. E..r -.
eidim on aid rlpIr.- us-Il. nilI-f - -. - - -.
saig. ~ ~ ~. 4.
Honolulu Mare 9Th. -. - i'a's-- -
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Pound Notice.

BE- II known tiat thc Goyernmrnt Pound formerly
located al lloOkcna, South Bona, Hawaii has been re-
moved TO the land Of Kcaia, in South Rona Hawaii
near the shore. by the Government road, where the
Pound Mastcr. j. Z. Keawcaiswaii will attend 10 I'll
husiness connected Herewith
kEKAuLIKE. Goyenne-s of Hawaii
ArrHot m:
W. y. ARMSTRONG, NiGi-t-r of Interior.
uN
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School Notice.

Al the close OF the drsf School Session OF the current
year. the regular vacation Of reek OF all Govern
mcni Schools throughout the Kingdom viii extend
from Friday the iiih, Monday the 2ith Of April next
Education Ohicc, W. JAS. SMITH.
Mnrrh .lth lssa [ SIS n Scr,r
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CONSIDERABLY improvement is being
promised in the Post Office by Postmaster
General Kapena. The department has a
great deal more mail matter to deal with
than formerly. During the last three
months the receipts have been in excess
Of any similar period. The figures for
the past two years run as follows:
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On Wednesday. April 26th. 1882,
for CASH. on exrrniiaa uf ls- r-sis prrs..
ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS or LAND

siinatc on King sfr.~, rr-.i,5r aIitia !. nsIarIr-
raik Of fhc Poi s1a,e I,.ir- l-Iafi1t 81 Ezr
street nearly Opposite re- rrd1r- - - - issif
Cookr
LDI has a iulnislfr - Ein- .frr-i % =. - -
ueP,N running SW icl frrf o. fif Psi ~ ~ -
ibe J = side -ie feet and n flf aa ne ~ = ~
~ aaioihs i.af and ffoEis en ~ n ~, -
tIiu ecpih oi ~ scrf aIuns - J 30 =, -
10 kirE street
pih 81 ~ feet alnl- itr fearf i.1ai. - ~ Z.
y .4zlt ei irncc- Thtncc * ?. q, = Z. = =
'i9e5 Lql 70 King STREET -.
y, Ii7nis On stsur -irlrl - Z, .- l.. =.
: ~ ieci iscn.r runnir< ~ - =. -, -, II L - -.
=, LIiic fsrfert. Dtl1ls u a. --rr- - |.-,.'- =
',,..F4 -n4 stctiteafons eal u - = - l|'.[ -
= w = h1HNAkn. CIrrk 81 o. = ~ t-.--..|
Executor ofthc Nilf tf sas.n r.
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oGec. Interior Dept. AprilA, Is8s.

In accordance with Section sai fthe Civil Code.
new Pound or Estrnys in the District OF amallua
land Of Hawaii Is hereby apart Numoku near ,hs
honokaa sugar Mil.
II. A. p. CARTER, Minister of Interior.
Interior Once March {. fssl ss
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

uuAWAIIAN CONSUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds o
British and Continental goods and will be glad receive
Orders al rates either free board shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship but with duty for buyer.
accountl at Honolulu. Such Orders may he accom-
panied by remttanccs, payable in London Fran
cisco. he will draw at 81 days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, cr Otherwise to sui
the convenience OF buyers
REFERENCES:
MEsSRs. wM. g. IRWIN & CO.. Honolulu
HON. J. S. WALKER. Honolulu
THE AGRA BANK. qLimitedl, London.
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Mortgagee's btics q IutsHtiaa % .

~ DIItL = y HLIBE NsININ THII - =
~ -u1ui 10 Yorcrf sair rruflirrl fl rrTt1ia
mortgage dcetl d.tctlt lF sI i--al n1lir sr Il -
fann and Naai. bis VI % knha-l. fsi1lil rf uaraif
10 David Crovuin-h1 of Nakarsn. Maai. r1frh al
mortgHcr Il uf record fhf oficr nf fhr pt-tFrr -
Conveyance. Lihcr feos 90 1af - snf -
breach % the eondifie iu aid anrf1-r trr rtsIr.
cd. that ali and si1.iar the i1nlI- f-14s~rta -
hcrcdii1mrnf- iu aid d-tr-r d-~sI r.If-Irrr - -
-cribsd will after ti1 w.. itsfi h4 lln - - =
public auction r--f "a - nf-1rN ~ a. .r1~II
tious a. hcfrinh~fnre -rfi.r 1zr srnr~rfr = s..I
mortgage Described 81 + .i+-.s.- If kalaIa lf.nnI
and mere particular J ,-.-iil j. nslf r-frafa Naa
scs and - n.lsOtyS fsf.,rr -. 49,
John Rir rhtrll-ou. AZ s-r., r-- 49,. =
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Il having been reported at this office that the Disease
among Horses, known a. PnK Eye, has made its up-
Peafsnce in Honolulu all persons having horses
suspected Of having The disease required report
the same to JSo. II. BRoWN without cclay.
BY Order Of the Minister Of the Interior
Onicc. Interior Dept AprilA lSss. gpit
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Notice.

J. Z kcaweahawaii has breu this day appOiitcs
Pound Master for the District south Konu Islnad o.
Hawaii vice ksapuaa resigned.
KEKAULIKE, Go,ernrs- Of Hawaii.
Hue, February 18Th, lsss
ArrEOvED;
W. y. ARMSTRONG, Minister Of Interior.
SUI ~
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Sale of Government Lots. Kulaokahua
Plaf.,~


On "Wednesday. May I'd, 1892 at y NJ At the front en-
france Of Aolani Hale. viii he sold at Public Auction
The following BUILDING LOTS ON KULAGKA-
BUA PLAINS; Lots Nos. n: and as on the mauka
side Of LUNALILo STREET. Upset price, soo each.
Also
ONE LOT OF land containing s5-iUO aores. nanka
Of aud adjoining Lott. ioi and i05 per Government
sz.Tey Map Of KHluokahua Plains Upset Price, $500.
TERMS Onc-fourth, CASH; and tn. balance in
and hrer years with interest at per cent per
suurm and mortgage OF the property.
W. y. ARMS TRONG. Minister Of Interior.
department Of the Interior. April Let fss2. go
Notice !. hereby given that l. B. Peterson, Esq, l.
appointed Assistant Postmaster General and Chief
Clerk Of tho Postal Department Of this Kingdom
JOHN NJ KAPESA
Approved: Postmaster General.
WN. y. ARMSTRONG.
Minister Of the Interior.
Cen r. o, Honolulu. April lOth, lsse. s0H
ofcia notice has this day bren r9ceive thai during
The temporary absence Of Mr. >. W. Pnn.er Imperial
Russian Vice Consul, Mr. ,. T. nactreld win die
charge the;dutes Of Vice Consul for Russia All per
sons hereby requested give full faith snd credit
10 all his Official acts in that capacity
W. L. GREEN. Minister Of Foreign Aaairs.
department of Foreign Afarr. Hopolulu. April ist.
isss sa =
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NOTICE

IN RE ESTATE or JAS -
sceurc'l pfhrIWl-f viii plr1ss n -. NJ - =
1ntr- erd al those uui11 tar .niA
-''"' - once 2 aExRr x. xAeiss'.,s.'
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Marhal's Sale

DE NIRTI EtyF TWO WET
ID lions i--ucd hy Is. rl-t--...- -. 49,, =. u.
ticc Of iionciuia apcu : ,..,i,...i .-..I.- ~ ~.
Chous Co. trfcudau IN .I.7---sI. r. r...r -.
Qnou pllinfif in rrccId,.. -, - a.. ~ - a.. :.
costs and the srrond e.rti.-., - - =. - T. =
costs amounting iu "a, ~ -, - an ~ -.
a=Vci upon ard -haii -. - ..l =. ~. -
bidder or
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ih irnni Of Aliiolaui Hale. feN
snd interest q its .aia Z Harm.

in frnut Of Aliio1ui Hale l - ~ .H -. -. e.
and Interest u the aid q f-.---.s- 4. -.
following property. Viz-
kuleana Royal fsicdf No -
it AZ I-ltnt - ~. situated I'M kakalra
- 4 e-nn .-t lptl afr Iftrrl - q Ent4ar
Janunry, A. yearly rrufaI - r1IlI. - - -. u.
paid In advance tn ia q - -, -.
Royal Patent 80. eti. rurt.f-s-l. = :. - -
situated in Naihrr kooinu7.i.- III. - -
PateHt NJ ssB j. suhisti - Z, i ~ - -. .
n pst., - ,lt pl -. $50. kreana ~
E,ie-,. ~, ~ hliraIn Royal lttenl ~ -
aud my expenses Of -aie afs l5r.,ioa,ig ~ -
Honolulu. March .sih. - - ~ N-.-.-
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SO sm
STPRENE cor

- SUPREME COt,t sN-e
y siian fsland- in r Oa41. ~ f
r.. s.-fn the matter - - Hfl- 2. VAN
deceased Order apprir - i-rah-rr rf "
and directing puhlicatnn - li~ sallf
4 Document purrurfiu 10 - fhr lat Hti arE 80
msut of Cm-t- 7. Ware. feasci. 11Fine C. HtI -
dEy gf March 4. n ~. rrrsfrirfI i1.a1.H -
Court. and petition Zoe Probate flrr~uf. sd ~
the Issuance 1i rffrr- ufafr AltrI fa~-9F4
Honolulu, having hcrH flri sid Aftrrf frlr.
n :. hcrthy nricrrd. = EuN E~nt 80
day Of APRIL. A u. iS-.if % uirioek a. y =. q
day before Mr.. Justice = ally, AZ fhc 49, 49,
said Court. AZ nonoiulrr fhc Island Of Oesa- =
the same j. hereby appst - thf time irr lsr-ls-
viii aud hearing said AZ lcafiQu- uhrr- ana rlef
person intrfr-tel may I01r and rruitst fnr aalI
and the granting uf ieft tc-fsrucnfa-f.
II l. further uriert-i. urfirr ftfTrrf ~ z
publication. frr three lI-rrI I-irr arr4e- - o.
waiien t'azcfie be- a ucullnrr printed 1rd rlasa
Honolulu
And il is further orl,iI that cii.f.a1s % O. a Il
the subscribing witness fn -aif via. aulf fn "a
n the te-iatir iu slii iniaiu. fp arrr1- and
the probate nf said w. 1f ire time rrro.ntet
the said 4 Jaeger D. a7iuis'i tsuip-rarg liiu
tor.
Dated HauriHiu. n luarrh --ih. 49,
4. fNNtf~ JUDD.
Atc-ts Chief. .fsfIcr sf The rar1ralr rari.
4. Ro-a Dcrv tirrz
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iot aNt'-ANH-- - =. NI.4la..
.hai the Necessary parties y saia s1tt So
property in this kiuriom-
n l. ordered that sEmnsoH- ufIr in -lti irfsFts
rcinrnabir thr f1h daF - July. 4. u 49,
O'Clock \. n. and that rrf5 efsaii -uryess f.
months in the hluaiizn .iazrffr+ ars-5si -
li-hed in Hsuelulu. ang thlf ccsf o. ssif -gt's.
bill OF complaint End q stial sunialurs a-l itIs
BE- forthwith drpc-itrr il fle fu-i o|1l1f allI.rr
said Henry Hackf-iL azd ikc curlr- 81 81
PaussE li their pfr4vut Flacc - - ideas e. .
fSiencdl Law NEsNtE \ We tlHY
Honolulu, Lprii ith. isss
suprcus Court usuaiisr f-Iauf- Tea
Esq, Msr-hai Of the nlWsiian i-.na-. - ai.
G.EIFTJSc. You arr Commanded AT rfIir~ 81 q.
Iawrsncr McCuls. Associate Ificr ~ a. rrrr--.
Govt 10 summon ilrarr Isr l.sd 1nf . f7ta<rr
Yonululu. Hawaiian f-land- etcnal2t. I. - 80
appear before him. fac aforc-l austIrr. rr-is rss
hers iu the tuHst Huu-r- lFrr city Cd f-rlntz'"
Island Of Oahu oa WEfsNkntl. thr t-th - Fl
july Eext ~ 10 o'ciock 4. ". sh1-F ri ~ ~
PRAYER Of Edward Frrsfsuau- 1r7l1luarf. a.rs'd
b. -ranicd pur-uanf o. th-rnllr - b. riu - r--
piaint hied IN -aid cuuri 9 p siaL r. Nsrrt
iss1 And have you then Oh iuiT VIZ. wlIr o.
turn Of sour prtccctliig- ihf'n-
Wines. the Honorable l. roc We liir. - II
0f the suprrric Court AZ - a. |
April. 4. u ~. F- |.
Hawaiian I-lanis. Oahu. Q II.
I hereby certify that thl
order of publication nuuel
copies Of the originals fhcrc
the clerk nfscc of the suF- =
witne-- nv h.
fsrNl Court thi- flhf
a. Kfr
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ny ytRTI-T W ,I oI9-, Sale.

R1 VIRTUE OFlNN FxECTTro>s
- '-.,n " W '1irtut coafi of ~ H1w.ils1 T.
~ favor Of ". J. kosr piai1 Al ~ - -
e slao.sI. have lcsifrl -, .-.i n M = - -
10 the highest bidder
ON TUESDAY. 25th lsv M appTr -
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Sgrriai Aoffss.

Dr. Thaohcr's Dentist ofscc will he closed iinfarii
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This Is good showing, and clearly points
out how much more is required from our
postoffice officials than formerly.
The number of letters handled by the
employees perhaps brings the matter out
in a still clearer light: The comparison
is made between the biennial periods 1878
70 80, and lSS0-S2. Taking first the
foreign mail
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Tuesday, the 25thliay Of April Iss2 Al

~ ~ % eio,h a. m a. ihe = flau Eaau ~ q r. A1aaa.
~, ~ tpiluNi.t iin..rt wa hu4 o. al1Hlrir.
signs, Chinese ~rlir- a .l-..lI-- -
Box .--gontziniar $40. - - = = e..
chinese Prayer book.
Box g Containing t... - vsf-a.. D. 49,. -.
i',n. ,i fN hne-r tsrlrill rls etiurse Ilsrts
s - So.'i's ni"ih-o' hr c Tra fnfs -r-s tiur
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Desirable Investments : Ezscu
tors Sale of Real Estate.

ttkruE or ~ OnBan 90 aaG1
Sf-nltd as tAe lIon. a. T. lili .lti tasiFs .
~ touri. slslihr Jai-- a. t,atlr ~ -
~ eis % aArcl is.. Or Hndc-.i-asd ISL - a
ruos Anriicn a. ttr frIni dacr ~ Ae'aai iia. =
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Lower Fort street and the Esplanads were verv
dusty ON Monday last The carriage traffic was
Immense A few sprinklers attached TO 4 nora.
Die hose could easily be made to remedy IRIS
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The total stock of sugar on the Eastern Coast,
on March the 9th Of this year, was very much be-
low what ii was at the same date last year. The
figures ran 25,57s tons in 1882 against 7s,sI7 tons
in 1881. The statistics from which we quote 60 on
10 say that comparing the sugar market of this
year with last year the stock Is rs 9 less, the re-
ceipts 103l6 tons less, and the distribution 14SS1
tons more. In this state of the Eastern MARK.
our Island shipments East ought 10 make yer
returns
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UAREiEs szz1nrxg FIAis
ii done ~ ''''', 'Fp's
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- ISLANDS. In Equity fiualsi 49, p -
Heprv Hackfrid. >. &. Fdn-rr- 7. l1aia- '--'''
for accounting. orier II rahiic1lien a..
-
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Larrsr adric,s from Madrid seeta to slrnn,

that the Independence of Cuba may be expected at
any time. The Spaniards think the hour has at
last come. They do not give up however. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed ON the Island and
the whole power has been put in the hands of the
Captain General Prendergast. Tbs republican
party are strong in the Island, and it il quite
probable that revolution may take place at al
most-any moment. II is wonderful that Spain has
been able to hold her rich possession long. con-
sidering how corrupt the Government is.
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lmitni;aa, 1ee~44L ss':.,'-.='T;s=====


SoMr one must have been making good tbf1g
out of English sovereigns. They are worth else
where about S4s7 and here they pass as s. pieces.
No less than 10000 of these coins paid out OF
the Treasury last week. A profit of 3 per cent.
must have made nice little pile for the importer.
FsoN an exchange we learn that Mr.. Andrcau
has been appointed Ambassador of the French
Republic in Madrid. This matter is of in tercst 10
us in Hawaii, in as much as Mr. Andrcau is a
brother -in-law of NJ. Koecklin, at present resi-
dent in this city. The new Ambassador Is keen
politician. and was very prominent in the political
batfE
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- tEiu~sf l'lrr7E
p thlur.c taEdI-s erIIi
lrs ChinF-c ,pirr Iu a.
& lIurs|. NrruirIlII 80
'iafcs Maftiur. nnI 80
ofhrr arfirlas so nl-rr
rif1 thiurar ~frrr -
ld-mfrfs and ~ rlr-aar-
"a. 4. rAEhE N4f.ha
- -
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WN. y. AEssrnoSe,
Minister Of the Interior.
Cen. 2. o. Honolalu. AIsil loth. Isss. 800 q
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COMMUNICATIONS has been addressed by the on.
GERS of the Labor and Supply Company, to the
Government, asking for information upon how
the present laws of this country would have to be
modified, and what conditions would be required
BY the Anglo-In Indian Government, IN the event of
Hindu Coolies being introduced here. good
deal of information may be gained from the Suri-
nam treaty, but reference to all commercial
treaties of Great Britain upon this point will show
the matter in the clearest possible light. The
planters require to know general well as special
cases
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
AFTER MARRIAGE.
From Our Continent.

frOm our comment.
One frequent cause Of trouble in married life
is want Of Openness in business matters. A
husband marries pretty, thoughtless girl, who
has been used to taking no more thought as to
field. He begins by not liking to refuse any of
her requests. He will not hint, so long as he
can help it, at care in trifing expenses-he does
not like to associate himself in her mind with
disappontments and self-denas. And she,
who would have been willing enough. in the
sweet eagerness to please of her grlish love. to
give up any whims or fances of her own what
and feels herself injured when, at last. a remon-
STRANGE comes. How much wiser would have
been perfect Openness in the beginningl
''We have just SO much money to spend this
summer. Now, shall we arrange matters thus
or thus?" was the question heard a very young
husband ask his still younger bride. not long
ago; and all the wOmanhoOd in her answered to
this demand upon it. AID her help at planning
and cOunselng proved not thing to be de-
spsed. though hitherto she had fed upon the
roses. and lain among the lilies Of life | am
speaking not of marriages that are no mar
riages-where Venus has welded Vulcan, be-
cause Vulcan prOspered at his forge-but mar
riages where two true hearts have set out
together, for loves sake. to learn the lessons of
life, and to live together till death shall part
them. And one of the first lessons for them to
learn is to trust each other entirely The most
frivolous girl of all 1.-The rosebud garden of
girls" if she truly loves. acquires something of
wOmanliness from her love. and is ready to plan
and help and make her small sacrifices for the
general good. Try her, and you will see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
BIRTHDAYS.

I am content
To let the added years
That come to me,
Roll back into the past SO far
That memory
Can only find along the shore
Some perfect Shells, and nothing more.
] am content
That Sea-Weed, bits OF wreck
And pebbles gray
Float out OF sight into the sea;
For them to stay
Would be to cherish grief and pain
would not, must not feel again.
am content
That none or life
Can ever be
Lived DER with self-same throb and thrill:
No more to me
VIII former song, or book, or toy,
p Fill the new measure of my Joy.
am content
To live all OF to-day;
And when dream,
Let fancy reveal in the light
That hope hath seen.
Beyond the present and affair."
A steadfaSt, sweety reckoning star.
am content;
For age upon the heart
Can never creep;
And when at last In StilleSt night
l seem to sleep,
A birthday comes to me in truth;
The gift it brings, immortal youth.
Utica Observer.