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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-10
The Fifth Congressional

In a letter TO the RctormI
dated July 2S, Col. Cash q
himself as candidate fof
to Congress in the Fifth D@
says that he will remain id
until The election is ovel
same paper,ex Judge Mach
he lag as another Indepenl
di,!ate Tor the same district
The Fifth District consia 81
Counties OF York, Chester,
Chesterfield and Kershaw,
townships OF Union and tsI s
tanburg. The vote, accorG 5--.S>,.
census, is: White, II ,20Y colore
l@t'G9. Colored majority, SG4
The gauntlet is thrown down !
Cash and Mackey and the Democr
ry must lake it up and make bo
fight. With candidate who.
manhood and character, repreaen
worthlly The p op!e Of The distric
the Democracy will heat both 4
opposing candidates 80 badly tn
they will not he tempted 10 try the
fortunes again in thai quarter
.NC.rS nN7 C6lN3cr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-10

Congress adjourned Tuesday, the
9Th inst, at 3 p. ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-10

The House passed the River and
Rarhor Bill o7er The Presidec-f veto
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-10
WESLEYAN FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
3taunton, Virginia,

hens September 10th, 1852. one Of
dFIRsT SCHOOLS FOR ToI'Sd la
4 IN THE UNITED STATES. Sur
3dings beautiful. Climate nnsTr-
ed. Pupils froiii eighteen States.
|AMS AMONG THE BEST IN TIL E
aON. Board, Washing, English
sse, Latin, FrencL, German, lnatru-
& )al Music, &c., for Scholastic year,
4 September to .1nue, S23S.
- Catalogues write to
Il REV. VIM. a. HARRIS. d. D.,
Prea't., Siannto1, Na.
>2s2 Emil
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
..,Irnrnr rnrnr nr mn nAnAIAN

A FRANCIS JUDD.
Aur.tr chef Justice of the ~urrrnfr Nrurt
4. Ensk. ncputy CLERK. HNU
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

RrrtI postal cards arS 10 be intrOdnced in Eng
land. -reply-post card" nearssa postal card of
such character that the person receiving the same
through the post. may without further payment,
arain transmit the same part thereof through
Ire t,,st-' An Ac. OF Parliament provides that
IL highest rate for a reply post card is mot ex-
ceeding double the rate charged for an ordinary
,,,st card
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but like the prire-fghter, he must come mp fresh
and smiling Tor each new ruend. until be himself
coes upon the Bench. and there assumes the singu
lar fiction Of Judicial infallihity, or else retires
from activity, and falls 20 writing his Law book
which will as be foray hopes help to make the law
for which he eontended IN vain in The Courts.
There is however, n subject which should be
clad 10 discuss have others discuss in the news.
papers, namely, the different methods Of judicial
In vgsstigation and statement
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MARsHAL,S sALE.

pN VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
~ Issued from tlr supreme tourf NJ fhr Hawaiian
Islands. iu which J p Mcnd1nta g. pIlIuHn and e.
aiahua i defendant Boz favor of p Nsndonca fof tbe
sum % So - have ieVifd lpnu and slil rrnfsr frr
.ale o. the highest bidder oN 90 EsuAY Apfii 1'fh
a D. is- % D. O'Clock noon. at fhe front enffInre ~
Aiuant Hale EIl Che l.lT tifir nuf Interest nf fif
said klaiahua Boo and n thr following piece of parcel
of land stuuted u hHmauauu. u the District af Va
ulua, Oahu VlEs Royal Patent Nu sl. and rnufrinIn
iaudJulrss sad judgment interest cost. ~ srlf snf
my eEpcusr- be- previously sliisfHd-
ss O. Vs. g.. PAnkK utrstaL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

W. are constantly receiving papers from Brus-
sels which svinee very bitter feeling against our
Consul IN that city, NJ. Canart d'Hamale. There
NAV be nothing IN the various charges and we
have refrained from publishing them. bat it might
bs lust as well for our Foreign Ofioe to make
enquiries The last paper received contains matter
which does not look we'll If il is not trueit should
be al once refuted. Hawaii cannot atord 10 he
rnrireSeuttd badly.
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Ok the evening Of August 9th. ISso,
Gen. : c. Armstrong gave an address at
the Lycem before a very crowded audi
euce. At the time there was a great deal
% political excitement. and the Generals
reuark, On The Hawsiisn Problem "
struck home. They were not ephemeral
remarks. however; looking them over.
after q lapse Il more than Is months. they
bear - pertiueutly on the Hawaiian
Problem to-day. a. they did the day they
v7ara written The subject had been
era-r,d thoroughly. and had been well
Thought ont by a mind trained 10 think
The Chimes question was then begin
Ming o. loom mp a. question There
were only s.un u these people in ON
Islands 81 that time. but the prospect Of
f-e-h arrivals was staring n in the face
A warning va, given. clear and distinct
uron this point There was rush foI
wealth. and the importation Of Chimes ii
labor 0u 0ur plantations would make n.
rich Bui. said the speaker. they ar,
del,auching the NATIVES with rum. opium
ana -enSuaEty And I, not this, nov
that we have 1900 instead Il S00o Just
what J., undermining and destroying the
NATIVES. Take the account Of what Messrs
Mo.ieh0use and Cleghom found at kol0a
us1-i for word. II i fulfllment Of Gen
Armstrong; warning. The causes for ths
diving ont of the old feeling Of confidence
I has gone on growing. Il has been formed
I lv uthers. hr1f the tue cauSsS lie whert
I tie General located them
Wherever one casts ones eve along
{ the address one come upon Passages
I uho=s r,r,-ss.,es have been fulfilled OF an
[ evidently on the point Of being fulfilled
/ The adirpsS then i vel worthy Of study
] iYv every one who i interested in the
Z Hawaiian Problem More especially is
] Il pregnant with meaning 70 the member
/ u the Legislature Of ISL who vii b
called uPon 70 face and act upon many o
! the QUESTIONS which the address deals
with. In wisdom and weakness hes hel
I strength should he q watch word foi
Hswsli. OF taking inspiration from Ii.
I highest SOURCE those who have the gIud
I ing Of the lirtle ship Of State should be a:
/ wise a. se1peuts and a harmless a doves
[ AIfstales in the guidance Of our affairs an
not 70 BE- regarded a. venial errors. which
can he easily remedied or e1piated Ths
I United States. Great Britain France ol
[ Germany may make errors do make erTurs
reariy. but there l. enough vital energy
I behind them 70 rectify what Is wrong
I they can all stand a wound OF a dozeI
wounds and 70 on apparently unhArIned
But the constitution Of the Hawaiian
] body polite j. more delicate and mistakes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

ANIrHING which VIII enable hawau %
uroduce It, own fodder for horses viii be
hallei with delight 10y those who find the
expense Of kesping these animals upon
California hay. gram. &c-, rather a pull
on their pure,-- We have been able 70
r..iSs a certain amount Of hay Of our own.
hut the supply j. very inadequate 1t i
but d drop in the bucket and both plant
tatCu- and private individuals have to
-,sk ahroad for forage
GlancinE over our files q exchanges,
We have come across the account Of a
plant. which seems 70 promise results that
wculdbe most excellent This new for
are plant j. the Prickly Comfrey lyapi-
o.. r..-r-aaI It has been recently in
uoducej from the Caucasus. In England,
Ireland. and New South Wales It has
already been tried with marked success.
Il j. very hardy and can he cut sooner
than any other forage plant twill grow
uuon dry. poor and unsheltered soil
Stock 81 al kinds. as horses. cattle, sheep
pigs. poultry and even goats. all ike it.
H6r~e> work vel on It and are not soft a
/ on other green food II may be planted
az zuy time IN the year: IN temperate
I climates spring = considered the test time
/ fgr planting. but all months have been
] rriei with success
The following account Of the method Of
ulsrt-uc we quote from the Fin Tia.a-
3 The plant / propagated from crown
] roots " root cuttings II the former. ID.
vide them into as many small crowus OF
roots as possible: a large crown may b.
] divided into ten OF twelve parts. Mark
] Of the ground and dig good sized holes
I over ths entire piece- each two feet apart
I each way: plant the root cuttings IN these
holes. drawing the earth over It and leav
/ irg the crown about two inches under
I ground keep the ground clear and free
I from weeds. and In q week or less large
] QUANTITY Of leaves VIII rlse from each
I vIsut. these should h. cut when they
/ arow 70 a height Of two OF three feet and
/ before the blossoms open. In about siI
/ weeks q second cutting may h. obtained
/ and So on throughout the summer. each
l atf1riinE from ten 70 fifteen tons 81 fOd
] dert0 the acre, and every year after, eighty
I 90 one hundred tons. Some cuttings rlse
I 70 q height 0f from ten to twelve feet. and
I each plant averages from ten % twelve
I pounds % the cut
The Committee 81 Stock. appointed by
I the Planters Labor and Supply Com
l psny. might find It quite in their line o.
/ duty 20 look into this matter 1t would
/ DE- quite worth while to have few plant,
] imported and an experiment made. Plant,
] could b. obtained from New South Wales
I and h. brought mp IN Wsrdian cases 10y
/ the steamer II only half what l. said IL
/ favor 0f tine Prickly C0mfrey J. true. #
would prove a real boon 10 the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

I'm steamer Hie,lsH, from Antwerp which ar
rived AT Boston Mass, March lst- reports meeting
immense ice foes drifting from northvard on the
hunks of Newfoundland on February Sth, lat.
a. dee. and long. a. deg. She was completely
s,,rrourded bv ice and only cleared 1t by turning
hack and running south BY east 80 miles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

ArlrrSr has been applied fOr for a new kind Of
vacuum, Fo. which Is slSrEely used by the Qaeeris-
land Sncar Manufacturers, Specifications and
model were received by the last steamer from she
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

DocruA Ell. ErrEI- the Inspector of Schools in
Hong Kong. and velI-knovn as a Chinese scholar,
vas requested By the Minister of the Interior to
procure for this Government a reliable Chinese
Interpreter. one who might Be depended upon by
the Government in dealing with the Chinese of
the kingdom. DR.. Eitel selected Mr.. l. A. Cheung
Of whom be writes to the Minister of the Interior.
= I selected Mr.. Ii Aeheung, then Inspector and
Clerk to the Police Court Of Hong Kong. My
reason for this selection. was that as Supervisor of
Interpreters, I was officially aware that Mr.. Ii
Acheung. though pronounced by the Colonial Sur
lt1u to be sound in lungs and health. found the
climate Of Hong Kong very trying 10 his health,
otherwise q man Of his abilities, character and
prospects could not have been induced 70 leave
Hong Kong / was further prompted to make
this selection because the post Your Excellency
described requires above all a man Of tried hon
estv and sterling probity, and l was aware both
privately and officially that Mr.. Ii A. Cheung,
whose whole family for two generations ! knew
since the last twenty years as highly respectable
people had ever gained for himself the reputation
If being a man OF solid integrity. Mr.. Ii A.
Chung Is very good oral interpreter both in
Hakka and Cantonese. fair translator and q
good clerk and he has many years official expert
ence. He was educated at Government Central
School. and for years past employed as CLERK and
Inspector at the Central Police Station, and lat
terlv az the Police Court l think your govern
ment has been very fortunate as II happened IN
securing the services Of 50 efficient and trust
worthy an Interpreter as Mr. Ii A. Chung, as cor
rect and honest interpretations, in Chinese cases
the siHs geo HlH Of the proper administration OF
iuSffra -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

WI sal attention 10 a series Of articles.
commencing with that which we pub-
hshed last week upon the Supreme Court,
and matters connected with the Judiciary
Department. The~e articles are contrib
uted hy members oi the Bar, who seem to
have prepared q species Of symposium en-
4 subject which VIII interest the pubhc
AZ lrr,~a
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to it would le fatal wounds; and there aTe
mistakes ahead. which can he 80 easily
made and which there Is every probability
viii he mNde. What can be done 70 PR
vent them 1t Is not because orr legis-
lators are had. not that they DO not desire
the best for their ooantry, but they are
:. unframed. weak, easily misled and mrs
chief fnSkes are everywhere
The Hsv:ailan Problem needs 10 he
looked at from broad stand point To a
large portion Of our citizens It means the
happiness of their immediate descend
ants. perhaps OF themselves
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

I'm Government relief operations for the desti-
tuis along the Lower Missisappi have now begun.
One hundred thousand raticrs have been sent
thither The high state Of the water continues,
-srssrtr re,eua.l distress
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Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to

NTOTICE II uEREEN Given THAT PUH-
~ suaut 90 i power 90 sale contained n certain
mortgage decd dated July SID. isro made by W. ~ ka
uaua and Naai. Dis wife. of kohalI leland of Hawaii.
Co David Cruwuiughur, ~ Mlkawuo Nlui, which sait
mortgage D. % record u che oEr uf che Registrar nf
Couvcyluccs. Libcr ti. foiios si and ef- ana for
breach ~ The c0uuif joins u said mofigllr deed contain
cd that JI and singular thc llnd-, tons mcuis l1d
hcrcdiimrufs u said mortgage decd contained arf Or
crbcd viii. after Che time limited hy lave he soif
public auction account Or Che breach uf hF c1ud
lions o.. hcrcuhcfnrc mentioned The property in saf
m0rt-lgc described being situated Iu h0ha'1 Hawai-
and moro particularly dc-rlihr. Boz liuyai Patents No
rss aud s-.s. ID. CHOWNfNUHr Etf. Mnftclzrr
John Richardson. Attorney for Norf-n-rr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

TIKI Subscription list for an American memorial
window in Westminster Abbey TO Dean Stanley
has been Hllei, and the fund-over SSooo-vill
h, Transmitted to the Westminster Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

Tlrr frsi direct railway freight train from San
Franeisco reached New Orleans by the Southern
Pacific Railway on Monday, February 9TH, havinl
heen ifis DAYS fa raais.
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CI-PRFMT COURT or TIE UAw-

SlHkEME OOl III Of Iiit ia W
- allan Islands. n Probate. Island n ualu. y. q
sin thc matter % Che Estate nf ltliS r. WARD
deceased Order appointing time tol ffohair oi VIZ
and directing publication Of notice uf the
A document purportug D. bt che last viii and icsis
mrnt % Cmiis T. Ward, decreased. having ~ SOB
day Of March, A. d ISL been prcscu tied o.slid litlir
Court aud petition Cor The Probate thereof and frl
the Issuance 81 letters trumcufnrV o Ahrr Jaeger
Wouoiuiu having been dlct hy -aid Albert Jte-rr-
lt &. hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY, Or flih
day OF APRIL. A. u isS2, at 40 O'Clock A. ". uf said
day before M Justice McCuy. at thc Cont Hooul of
said Court Honolulu in che Island Of Oahu. hc 1nh
the - hereby appointed che time iof rroVlr sid
will and hearing said application whrr and whrrr tuT
person interested may appear and contest me slld F
and the granting Of letters trsiamrui1fy.
II Is further ordered. that notice thereof nc given I
publication. for three su-cr--vc weeks, in the " ~
waiian Gazette urw-paros printed and pun'ishcd iH
Honolulu
And &c Is further ordered that citations ho i.sled io
The subscribing Witnesses tn said ui and o ihr hcrs
the iu said Honolulu appear and cuufcf
the probate OF said will 90 the time appointed Ard
the said A. Jaeger i- appointed temporary adniuisra
tor.
Dated Houoiulu n j., March 18th. iss.
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest chief Justice 90 thc supreme lalrf
A Rosa. UruufF llfrk
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ss N. kANAKA kANAukoLI
HOUSE TO LET {!

- COMMODIOus ROUSE. SUITABLE
-. Tor a family. SezT the bead 8f For1 Street
II. Uufnrnished Possession given Immediately
Apply coon A. the premises are 10 demand
CHAs. T GULTCE,
.Bn No. Kazhumauu ST. Honolulu.
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rHr first number of the Planter, Monthly, a
magazine 10 be devoted entirely to the advance
rneut OF agricultural operations in these Islands,
WIS issued last Wednesday. The number contains
p pages. the larger portion of which is occupied
with the account OF the Planters Meetings, the
formation Of the labor and Supply Company and
the reports Of the committees. The hrst few
trares are devoted to editorial notes. The May
number viii contain very great deal of original
matter. This magazine supplies recognized
want and we have doubt that II Will continue TO
flourish for many long wear. We welcome il into
the journalistic brotherhood. A contemporary
makes somewhat ill-natured remark about the
Paper the magazine is printed on: he should re-
member that good paper Of the size the Monthly
Is printed on Is not usually kept in stock IL Homo
lulu and there was hardly time TO get supply
down from the coast. between the date OF recetv-
inc the order and the day Of publication.
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AcserlKaAS requests Us to ask If any gardener
knows of cure for cut-worms: on; of planting
q i75 cahhegcs be was only able to sivea =
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- wAIAN ISLANDS In rsobaic- I.iana q oshs.
Hawaiian fsilnds ofdef apuuihflur time To- Pc
bate % WIN and dlrccirz puacsiinu of nrftr n ne
same - Ia The matter ~ thc ESTATE of CHARLES
WING, late OF Honolulu. deceased
document purpoFtiug 10 D. the last VIII 4nd rrsia
mont Of Chas Wiug deceased having fhr sih l1r 81
Nurii A. ID. fs been urcsenfcl o. said Probate Cdsf
ana petition f1f ihr Probate hrrtnf and fgr fhr -
suancf " Letters ftsiameutlf in Z. W ftfcc htrin-
b~rn hled hy A. ~ feifce.
tis hereby ordered. that FRIDAY. ihc fih day os
N.v A ID ISL 40 30 M. % aid iIF. If ffr II-i1as
Room n said Court ai Auioiani Hale a nouoiais 81
aud the samc s hereby inr1|nitd DE time iof rf1tIa
aid VIII and hearing said fppNcliiau. Nhrn and
y,har- any person Interested appear and cruirs
said VIII aud the granting 20 Letters Icstiacuttfy
10 Is further ordered that nuflcr thereof BE- riVrn ~
publication ior three successive weeks in ne ll1Hain
6arctr. newspaper printed ani pnblisart iu licnp.
lulu.
And he Is further ordered. that said A. "a rcIfce hc
appointed Temporary Adminstrlfur until hearing
ba had or said petition.
Dated Uonoinlu % 4, April SD. is,t
A FRANCIS JUDD
.rfH H4 alsl.
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Tn prospects Of the sugar crop IN Lon
-iana seem far from bright A New
Orleans r,aper states that number Of the
sugar plantations which had promised a
largely increa>sd yield for the coming
season have b-eu submerged. and that
from these little OF nothing viii he Oh
tanned The extent Of cane land sub
mergpi was .tin steadily increasing
When the floods are over, there viii be- q
great deal u >tsguant water. for the drains
sre ali chokgd up. and there viii have 10
d. % larEa amount of extra labor used 10
~ them clear. Cane which may have
ulth~to15 the food. VIII rot and die unless
,hs iraiuiug j, dome quickly Labor has
almost entirely left the flooded sections,
some hands obtaining work IN the neigh
boring high lands, and the rest drifting OF
o. the towns
Evsrv Symp1thy must h. felt for the
southern plsutsr. What with loss OF
crop for this year and loss Of labor 20 en-
shle him 10 plant next year. be VIII b. very
much CRIPPLED Our Hawaiian planters
ought to b. thankful that their lines are
cast In places which DO not suffer from
such awful calamities a. the planters of the
southern States have to endure
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A VERY important article upon the Treaty has
been published in the New York World. It shows
that the importation Of sugar from the Islands is
small, as compared with the imports on the Allan
tic side and that il cannot affect Louisiana prices
Tables are given. showing that the balance Of
trade Is against the United States for all sugar
growing countries except Hawaii. Cuba, Porto
Rico the French West Indies, Brazil. Spanish Pos
sessions and Dutch East Indies are cited. The
total value Of imports from these amounts to
$1,000. .435: the exports TO only S26t6, H. The
amount Of goods consumed on Hawaii is
clearly set forth. and a very strong argument Is
made for the continuance of the treaty. The con-
cluding words run: - We trust and believe that
this controversy, caused largely by conflict be
tween the New York and San Francisco refners,
and others perhaps interested in sugar, will not
have the effect to defeat a treaty which secures
the political and commercial supremacy Of the
United States in that beautiful and hourisbing
kingdom OF the Pacific
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COpartnerzhip Notice

II 9. " III HA8 ADMIIIED Ao "a III
w NER N the Carriage Manufacturing and Black
.uiifhfnz Blsinezs ONLY Mr- WALTER H. PAGE
M West still cSntinues in his name the import
ing and selling OF Carriages Na-Dn=- Naferiais- &C
Thankful foT pat faTur tho frm hope 70 receive
share q fhe public patronage in the future.
~ - In VII. PAgE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

ABcmu,1p FoEnEs. the famous English war cor
respondent and lecturer for may years connected
with the London TlasfIrtei NrsrS and other PROM
ineni London papers, was among the passengers
en- the Zsrlraiis Mr.. Forbes is on his way to
sydney and will return 10 san Francisco IN few
months where he is booked for course Of lectures
He was deeply interested in sandwich Island in
formation and literature on the voyage, and has
expressed the determination 30 stop here on the
return trip long enough 10 personally aequaint
himself with the prominent features Of the Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

PEEHNIs il i premature now 10 discuss
the TTai~eworthy sttempt which We heSr
j. initiated by the Planters Labor and
supply CompSny. 10 obtain japanese I'M
mirrzuts. The unofficial interview Oh
tanned by Messrs. Irwin and Hartwel
with Mr. Nagasal. the japanese Envoy.
who has Just lef, Us was Of course not
expected 10 DO more than to open the way
Tor active measures IN that direction. as
SON a. favorable action from the japan
e~e Government could he secured, We
hear that the Envoy expressed himself a.
much vratifed with the condition Of all
the Jarane>e now in tins country. as the
result - hi> personal examination. and
also that be VII lay before the Imperial
JapaneSe Government, the communication
msde % HIM by the Trustees Of the Plant
er-' CumuGuy. Il l. by no means lmprob-
aide. that JapNn may see that her interests
VII h. in the direction Of encouraging q
considerable japanese immigration 10 tins
z.H---4Fr-g-
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In front Of Aioiani Hale 1t q. ~ 900 tho right fiic
and interest of thc said o. Hsrruaha. u and n thc
following property vixs
kuleant Royal Patent SO. l.sii. containing atin
% an acre situated in Waihre knolaupoEe uahn,
less said Judgment and my gsprusr- ~ salC pTe
viuusly paid w. g.. FAHkE Msrta1I
Honolulu. March -sfh fstes -