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"PlPzNC TIMES or PEACE

II would seem that preparations FOR convert.
ing Honolulu into military camp are still
being made. I, is well known ,ha, large ap-
preparations were passed for this purpose by
the last Legislature; that the sum Of $1,000
was appropriated ior the purchase OF improved
ordinance in Vienna, which took the Kings
eye while he was abroad and that quantity
Of small arms and ammunition was sent for
some months ago. A few days since the pa.
pcs noted the arrival Of AS nhes and car.
bines with ammunition, etc. Some time be.
fore thai other war material arrived. All home
also, the King has been active in awakening
military spirit among the people. The cavalry,
artillery and infantry companies have been fre.
quently and more thoroughly drilled Of late,
and the number of members increased. The
boys in the street have been drilled by the
King in person anil his officers, and many Of
the latest acquisitions to the ranks Of the vol.
nnieer companies are young boys. Nothing
has been lsii undone to increase the army (g
and supply !, with proper aoeou,erments. The
only company Of foreigners, the Hawaiian
Guards, was diabanded some time ago, and at
present a movement Is on foot foI the organi
ra,ion II a company Of half whites. With the
recent acquisition Of improved arms and those
of almos, ote-olete pattern that have been ia
possession Of the government for years. there
~ill be enoagh to supply ALL
And nov, NC ask, What Il the meaning Of
all this, and ~hefe will ii endl What Is there
TO indaes sha anniHgi What danger threatens
al home eseep, that eaased BY the actions u
lhe,e sane psTiies who arc promoting az An
army a an expensive luKuy. II 10 enlifely
unnecessary here, and the King. minister or
otheI cfheef ~ho advocates such measurcs in
eoaniry like the Hawaiian Kingdom d an enemy
10 ihs coanip's good and un.orhy u The con
'sienee o. support u its mos, lo~iy eiiisen
To possess thing d an inJpeeneni to use H.
rhoas nations which have large armies arc
moss lable 10 become iasolssi In ~aI. on
~hcm Ia il intended to use the arms now Ia
possession u the gos-nmenii
l. II the intention of the government 10 pIo-
woke uoable 10 enable the hosi u eIaaleiled
ciheen Who wear the German Ha~ ai.an uni
iosms 10 make a military recosd Zoe them
ssisoi \ n shs a'sa,ioa " osssxws every
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-06

the Great King Of iIawaiine KOmehameha
|. llulahula in the afternoon and evening.
Feb, 18th State dinners and supplement-
ary reception to which those who have not
dined will be admitted. IIulahula in the after.
noon and evening.
Feb. 18th "A day Of rest, in order that
diners may recover from the dinners. Hula.
hula as usual, only more So.
Feb. 10th. Military review, II there be
enough military in the kingdom at that date to
survive the ordeal. More hulahula.
Feb. i7th-lIorse racing at Kapiolani
Park the same old races WARMED over Ilu.
ahula as usual.
Feb. 18th. A day of rest and relapse. lIu.
lahula matinee at evening.
Feb. Ioth.-A day Of res, and recovery.
lIulahula At evening.
Feb. soth. Grand State Ball. Dresses
furnished expressly for this occasion for all
they're worth OF Paris and " Honolulu Ilu.
ahula as above.
Feb. sIst. ~ HootntH and inspection OF Pal.
ace. lIuahula thrown in.
Feb. ,1nd Boat racing at ir.M. Comic
Opera at Sr.M. It will be observed that all
opera in Honolulu is more OF less Eomic, and
that II there be any opera in Honolulu which
we feel delicacy in pronouncing comic, 1t is
Comic Opera II the chief wants ofthc day
be seriously compared, it will probably be dis.
cerned that the boat racing is the more comic
OF the two, iIulahula, during the interval
for those who prefer il.
Feb. a3rd. the Opera Ilunhuln all
the time.
Feb. s4th. -Luau in a lanai specially erect.
cd for the occasion, in the Palace grounds at a
cost Of $500. Everything connected with
this beautiful and real diversion, the Corona.
ton, will be presented on the same magnificent
scale. No expense has been spared to make it
the crowning even, Of the season.
II will probably he the only coronation dur
ing the quarter and coming as it does in the
middle Of the quarter, there will still be a
whole month of comparative ease before the
bills begin to come in. The public is therefore
cordially invited to have a real nice time.
Meanwhile the crown jewels are watched
night and day by strong detachment Of
trusted veterans. The royal robes are spread
under the slcepless eyes Of troop of trained
moth hunters who, on the slightest provocation
give chase to those tiny but terribly destructive
not to say sacrilegous-- -lepidopterous in.
sects and they are, on the instan, of discovery.
forthwith banished from the property room
into outer darkness. The mounted police have
one foot ever in the stirrup, as it were, even
though the other be in bed and as for the
hulahula, they are under the immediate super.
vision of the flexible minister, who will un-
doubtedly see them properly executed, though
it be that wags last wagglel What more can
be asked1
Rpt g
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oUR lNoR7IIdRY Sta A7IS72CS AND
WHAT THEY .SH0W.

A careful study OF our Honolulu mor,uary
reports, imperfect as they are, will well repay
the labor spent Take, for instance, those
for 1881. Total deaths, SIS; 633 natives, o.
Chinese. % other foreigners; a6j were under
i've years Of agei 100 had no medical attend
anee. These are the figures given by the
Agent Of the Board Of Health. Blu, there Is
great discrepancy between these figures and
those Published under the direction Of the
Board Of Education. The whole number Of
deaths reported by the school teachers, who
give in every case the name and residence, was
i,2oo, difference VI 447, OF over hfiy per
cent. The number of deaths from small pos
reported BY the Board Of Health was a7o.
and this cannot vary far from the exact truth.
De'iueiing this number from the figures pre-
yiously given, S4s would be the number of
deaths from other causes according TO the
boaTd Of Health, go according to the Board
Of Education, an excess of eighty pcs cent,
Who can explain this strange discrepancy, the
Board of Health reporting only hi,y-hye pei
cent q the deaths reported BY the Board u
Educztioaf
OF the S4s deaths from Other cansrs than
small poa, 100, o' 1871 pei cent are reported,
cause unknown II the same percentage be
applied 10 the number Of deaths reported BY
the BoaId Of Education, NC should have IoI
deaths IN this community in one year. and
from "eaases unknown" l. il erediiable to
cur authorities that faith of the people who
die and are buried, have passed o0i II Iiis In
NAY. which the guardians 81 the pablie health
saS they cannot find oaif
of the deaths ios which causes ase assigned
soshs' than smail'poa). %4s, No Isss than ~. o.
70 pea cent, arc put down under "old AGE"
But high dsash sass, ssch - Is reported IN
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LIE RoI s'AMUsE !
HONOR WHERE TT rs DUE.


The p. C. Adso7isty would have us rcmem.
Der that the marks of industrial and CONNER.
cial progress now so apparent on these Islands,
is not so much result Of the pluck and enter.
prise Of the foreign portion of our community,
and the consequent "investment of foreign cap
ital in Hawaiian agriculture and commerce.
as it is Of "the fertility of the soil' and the
greatness and goodness of the government, by
which such enterprise has been so carefully
fostered. We are told that "neither the tyr.
any OF ruler nor popular lawessness exist here
to interfere with the PEACEFUL pursuit Of indus
try" and that "the richness of the soil and the
perfect freedom and security in which its fruits
can be reaped, are the true foundations of the
country's wealth." 1t is remarkable how these
"true foundations" so independent Of all other
considerations, have so utterly failed in stimu-
lating industrial enterprise in any direction ex-
cepting where foreigners and foreign capital
are concerned, and how utterly unprogressive,
the purely Hatige element of society has become.
We should interpret the situation more in this
way-that, in spite of numerous and besetting
obstacles, and badly conducted government,
foreign pluck, enterprise, and capital, have
managed to raise these Islands from nothing to
a state of great prosperity, and that this same
pluck, enterprise and capital have been the
sole means by which weak government has
been kept in bounds not altogether inconsistent
with their own continued existence and pro.
gress. We believe also that the grip OF
foreign enterprise is too firm now to be ever
shaken off, and that il will be able to compel
good government in the future, il necessary.
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rcs Maui and Hawaii ~ iuaiaui, pst sWm J
MARVEL u fyie " = \ nevcf s 4 Aesandef.
A " smith, " Crnter Sam paftrr, Mr u u Kinney,
Mr. 4 y spencer, Miv nravn, & GNin wife and
child, T n Nakcc. O Strutei. Mts. Whitney, q \
Ia,tsaB. ] smith and se,rnty h,e DICK
Fa KAUAI, ~ { x M,hup, lan sl { Glade. U
CaIt,ft. ! Kauai and wife, ! Auahu. = y kan1a, 4
Hrit'vnsn NJ Ihrt-rg. , hefury
Nsui and Noiota,, rsr lshua. IAN s-l AMdls.
& M tlsrt
ilt sindvard p1ftt. fet lilehkr, Jan o. iouis,
u \ Wulcmsnn s Sf-nccf & Hrcwn Judge F1fnan.
dfr I Severance Mtss Make. ~ b,dalr, u Wti
,ttt. Nr and Mfs Nonaurpt VI u Watst. " NAnt
Starts J " itaruef. " MAY. J Fus. g. As-u Re,
" Sssn, N anJ Mrs Msrthau, \ Pctfir wife AMI
child. u u,l Api wiir thafles y Arnold. $ J. Nus.
ttu pf u-rnrfi Nfs Juruing . { Iithhuuus., $ 4,
Whlrf. g. I Mclean, ! \ Nhiane
lu kAhulut 81 kiianca How. Jan Mo Iullef
Mis- tu'lsf and ,iehi others
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A Successful House A Successful House A s,tik
ing instance of success In Retail Dry Goods way Il
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles J.
fishsi, Fort and io,e streets The Proprietor
Mr. Fisbel has acquired Ihe of holding An,
Dry Goods House can. BY freely advertising draw
tousrs, twice; bu, TO hold them asd enjoy the.
confidence. calls for the exercise of and ibsray
Goods mus, he marked down and -oId for what the,
misrspreseni any article That Is the polio,
q Charles fshsl. and that policy has made the hu
q the greae Ia is Inc. the leading thorough
fare q iIonoluiu- The Leading Milaery Store d
Charles J. fi.ehsl, Is 10 Hoaolniu ~hat Mays Il u
New yosk. Charles j. fishsl makes specialty a Mi
liney. ar The Nor. Is one o. the sights a the slty
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PASSEN0ER


ftosa fsIssa pr Ksa-l i-as-iani
Free hAhglali ~ khsue- hoa, De 80 Mn Cray,
NJ ol~s, 9 kipp, Ayosss, SIS hsp AID hAS
sishA asss
is9sA As-i aa-a Aalos.i- va LsAs., p-s - F.sAss
p-aai<n 4szd shlsi asfY a. tssl.
iroa k@-aA - iiish1p, lie ya-ia IA y
k.ea.. stsassI, sn1 .l.1s.i fhesa aslt
tfaaa Ma zi-t hs-4ai. ~ Li4shss, Dss p--Chas
s.ro. : HsSrissa. hs.. / Hay4.. l. sssuases, J v
Aiil,. n Tssi-r, ~ f..d-is, { Ases kis.9 r.ls. X
" Alkla.a. W ilssas. -as AL 40 chiitren. Hss J
Ml3,l4sll. ] N Ho3urf. Mr. kisisi, WaEnsT, J q
sa.ak. J 4 pz,S. ID faass., n X Hi<Afsel.
NJ, L,ss za.l ckis, X Bake. Mn k@aPu.-
irosa -p.a.@d s-ste - i-&lsfi, Isn S hl.s
tna r.fia. Nh Z wan, Hoa n ~ k.hsss. ] & Caok.
q \ fyts. X Kss.sla. -ad <,e1fy asss
DEPARTURES.
" husaeell hay. ~ i-0-A i-ss. Jan Miss N
- So fgs.s.ss ~ D,seosso-c u sA-.ass,
-as ~ei to- thaAifsa. NJ, ka<r@,n.
~ hDrsAoaS - A~if-.- Cilben waiir @it -ss.
its Nhil.sas, ~ thsa<s< IA s.ll.l.
Va f.snipxt tsl~aa p<s Jsaa< wslka,-f,sesxx
hesnsh, Mr. h..kssii. Y bsisxs 49, ssr Ssaih Sls
i..-a-i i.,<-sfa. We css.x and k.A.ip. wa has,AaA
10 h-e tt@aes.es r~s lonss4hs-H n<as4ls,
..s.. ns..ss' Z nsssA.s, 4 rs,. Ja-ssA A.a4 4 ~
!. r. xsa-l ~ J.--e. M.ss.s. ~ ss-L Ta<suh.
y b~@l~Has. saa kiss<. as<k-
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g fRoM THE coUxT c1RcUzAR.u


Since the arrival Of His Majesty's npnsSeam
the property man a, the palace has been kept
busy night and day. The grand Christmas
paniomime the Coronation may be so
termed by way Of COMPLIMENTS in active re-
hearsal it is true that its production will be
rather late in the holiday season, but the pre-
paration Of so splendid spectacle, In which
the participants are all amateurs, requires un-
common care and deliberaiion. and, as there
will be bu, single representation, il is hoped
iha, the entire company will be fully up in their
parts before The memorable 18th of February.
Meanwhile private representations are given
for the edihea,ion OF the select few who have,
BY royal favor the snfye Of the Palace green
room. Those who have been fortunate as To
witness the dress rehearSals pronounce them
highly divening. His Majesty Is slowly ac.
eistoming himself To the management of the
court train he is endeayonng to acquire the
professional Aask kiek which the Pima Don.
ma employs 70 successfully in short curves ON
narrow gauge stage, and he will no doubt ulii.
nlaiely dsk the ermine skillfally, in other
words he will make the fur Hy."
4, was intended ic employ the traditional
seore a pages to carry the royal robe. bot the
youthful kanaka having once closed his claws
on the line of the coronation shirts seemed to
realize that he had smek "sof thing" and
i was found impossible TO shake him loosr
without p'ying his fingers open these were d
course His Majesiy's resainess- re,aineu with
a vengeance. ios they hung ou like grim desih.
We sabjoin the programme d cosona,ioa
festivities. The festivities to ooniinue from
the 'slh TO the s<sh of February.
Feb. Issh. CosonAiioa. with real crown
jewels AMI genuine ssmine sobe especially i'm
ported ~ this occasion dissribu,ioa u bIoek-
Tin osdsss. nd shs unveiliag u he astss Y
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wholly or in part Of sugar. and on sugars, after
being refined, when tineturcd, colored, or in
any way aduItcnted, valued at thirty cents per
pound OF less, ten cents per pound.
Confectionery valued above thirty cents per
pound, or when sold by the box, package, ot
otherwise than by the pound, fifty per ccnium
nd valorcm Gasfkf, Ian. ~
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A1u -ToEbEEr IN this city, December sl. i8ss.
b ! A. Crufan, pastor Il fori street Church W.
Gcossr Ashley uf San lesc, Cal. and Mis-, kiuie =.
Iorber II Honolulu, II l. No caris. San jose
papcrs please cupN.l
Ros, ,-l,ppI In this city, January T. the residence
oi Hoo c. X. B,shop, hy Rev. 4 Mackintosh. Msios
Antoine Ro<a and Mrs Joanna Ladd. Ne. cards
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EXPORTS

TRANSIT
tof San fpntis,, prt Discovery. rcrrman master,
cleared nc, sr Sugar ttgr -J5 n, vul, it $50 ~,
value. SsturH
tor San fanoisco, VT Co0,uslH. Jan i-7t- hgs
sugar tv1,sss - ft,c. $50, e,o hs 3 gasoline tank,
trmpfNl valued 20 Strs. h1mrsii, value. StsIts Hr.
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De..ei. no,- &. Port.
rlrrccied frem Eerrinn Port,

Bosros, An III ANY TusSER .-........... Newell
Due Jan. asp. {. brewer Co, agts
BFEuES Ger. 81. {. r. BtStuF- ............ Walter
Due Feb so-ss II. HAskisid Co, astN
GLASGOW, BfIt ship AsEEAN,S. ...,- Chapman
Doe Jan; .o-as q. W Maefarlane & Co, asts
LvLSrooi, Brit bk. uLLoce ...... SSiesosla wski
Due Jan. so-ss- I II. Dawes & Co, agtS
Nav Nosk. An. bktne. ELMos VEsSoS Humphreys
Due March SEQ Castle & Cooke, agts.
SoUTH SEA is Ha~. seh. JuLiA.....-.. Tierny
Due.
FASsiNo's Ist-,vD, An bStne. ". II. MEyER, Ho.e
Due Brewer & Co, Agents.
LIyEErool, BrI, ship JAsEr CouSr Jackson
DSs Apr1 IS, G " MasfarlAne & Co, Agents d,
Dae Allen Robinson. agts
posr bL NGEiy, Am. tern Dakota ......-.... Wendt
Due Allen s Robertson, agtS
BSENsN, Ger hk- CANogUs. Loose
Loading Nov. IS Haekfsld Co, Agents
HoNCEoSC, Brat :. ;. { l. HooE............ --
Due. Hackisld Co. Agents
SAX fE,NcIsco, An hg,ne, W, G. lEWiS Turner
s,s rsAseisJso, Has. u. KAL,EAgA. Miller
Doe Jan. S.To. ,. 4 SShAsisr Co, agts
SAs fEAsCIsCo, An. bktns. ELLA .....-..... Bro~n
Due Jan. Io-ts {. Brewer g Co, agt%
SYuspY, .. ~ s. 5 CRY % NEW NoEE ....... =. Cobb
Doe Jan, u. u. HAckfeld & Co. agts
SAN FEsSCtsco, p. ~ = s. AUsTEALIA..... .Tulloh
Due Jan 20 n Haskfeld & Co, agis
SAN FEAsctsCo. o.SS SvEz. Dodd
Due Jan y. WA Irwin q 20, Agents
LIvIErool, HTii. ship GLESnEsyU .-,.,..t.... -
LoadIng Nov, "a L. II. Dawes & Co. Agents
NAsNfHo, Am bk fogEsr ouEKS. NanAiH'o
for HaRA- Due Jan so3S.
PoFr GkNbLE, Am tern NJ. T. SutrH. Gee. Johnson
Due Jan. so-ss. HAekfeid q Co, sgtS
San FEAScisco, bkine- J. A. FALgISbuRG. Goodman
Due Jan. Io-Is Castle q Cooke, agts,
posT GAHHIE, An. IL ENEEALe. ......-..... Lord
Due Jan. so-ss. Haekfcid & Co. agtS
MIcsoSEsIA. An. bgine. MoEsING SrNB ...... Bray
Looked fes anywhere from middle Feb. to May.
HuARoLDT. Am bktne. MoSITos. Knaeke
Due MildeT Co, agents
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Memoranda.

Report q American tern Eya-Left Humboldt Dec ~.
had sosiheAst wind hrSt 70 hours, then souIh~esl
uni, DeCsmbr 70, ~h-n took the trade wind,
~hlch ~e ksps uniil the ssih, Shen sighted Maui
and 90, hecaltned, then southwest squalls and calm
until Dee 5Ia. Received pilos Honolulu, Ian. !,
tssI f.gr D. n
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Madra, Brit 5. $, Bradley, ior Iongkons Dee 20
Discovery, An. Atne., Pcf1iman, fof =. Jan.
Likelke. SIN. King. iof Htln.- ......-.....
LehuA tm4, LoreuFen, Zoe Molokai and Hama.
& r Bishop, stun Cameron, toT kauai. .....
Ehukai. ssh. f1E WaiAluA- ....s..... =
Ultima, schr, fuE Hanalci .............. "
Isnriie WAlker, Haw. sch, Underwood, Tor
fannings Islands .. ......... t......s
Consuelo Am. bstnc, Howard, for : ,. ......
kilsuea Hou sim, Scars, i1r kahulut ..... '
WaimanAio, sm Ncils5n. f1r Malmanalo. .... "
Maloio, ssh. ior Hakalau ...........,.....
kaala sch for HccA ... ..........,... "
Emnas, seh., 10 waianae and walalua ......
Maimala. sch.. foT kaiwilahilahi .........-... "
Nee Zoo, sgh. iof kcalAu.. .....-.... " &.
Gen. Sigel sch., f5t koolsu ......-.... " :
ka Moi, slh Swinton, faT ka~ilahJlahi .. s
Jas MaEer, sim. Meponald ior Kauai ....-
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After January ia Miss Annie Moyle, a graduate Of
the Decorative Art School oi California will he pre-.
pared To give lessons in Remington Embroidery at r,J
Fort >tfeet. Is7-tm
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IMPORTS.

Trau Eureka pcf IVA. Whtrmsn master Lever, 4
Co,ts. tsi.sat q r,.Ivasd umlsr sgt NJ redwood
shingles dolfy tar ~ \ Wateu,an IS l,ss ap.
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DIED.

RoeiNsoS In this city December 70, Mrs Rebccca
Rob'uson relirt q the late James Robinson. aged %
years
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SHIPPING.


I.helte. sim. King fruu Hlo. ............ pec u
Esa Am tern. VIII man, from Eureka. .... Jan. {
Msndn, sgh from kukuihaele ...........
Eliza. An IN. hk.. GdicY irom san Francisco "
lame Make ln., Mtpuuald. from Kauai.
kuhuanu, slh frln O0kala ...............
i.,hohho sch, Brcuuel, from Honuopo. .....
NAioh, s,h frum kcokeA .....-.......-..
iwalanL stu,., BAfc,. from kona and kAu ...
H4ieAkala sch Crane, from repeekeo .......
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BORN.
MAR RIED.

C,urul In this city, January g. to the wife o
tantrs Campbell a daughter
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THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

The result Of the liquor law on public holi-
forward to the twelve days period Of corona
tion festivities with any hopefulness. 1t will
certainly prove disastrous to many industries in
which the main dependence is upon native
labor.
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II Is really amusing TO sec the discontinue
OF the "powers that be" as, realizing the un.
easiness Of their positions, ,heiI organ strikes
Wildly around and endeayan TO afhx TO a
"mereantiIe Office on the beach the honor oi
solving the questions" before them, while
Two resident opponents are acknowledged to
have the 'bfains." and our representatives at
Washington "the eapedenee" necessary $40
solve all the delieaeiss of the siiuaiion." un.
fortunately. NC arc no, informed whether the
article referred TO Is one of those Occasional
expressed views q the psemie, proprietor. os
nom "the fully squipped editorial and roper.
sosial siaff."
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\
GENERAL AGENTS roR

GENERAL AGENTS FOR
The Fari6r AfqfNdi kJtt IanWdacT Co. Of cal.
The STATE haueifmcsf hqiHyHS Co., ef CAL.
The Hoov0 7Siefhoar, me amble,S best na
cbcafrH Hos0 W nc
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A report Of the Sociable at Fort Street
church, as given by our contemporary the
Casfftf, reminds us OF story told OF Tom
Corwin. Spending the evening socially with
friend, he was asked by the hostess as she
presided at the table, "Do you take eondi.
msntS with your tea, Mr.. Corwinf' Pepper
and salt, Madam he replied, "but not mus
taTd."
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When Mr.. Gibson spoke to the plantation
hands at Waimanalo he said, we are told, tina,
he and Mr.. Kaai were the first ministers who
had gone about among the people, whereas
their predecessors had only gathered in lepers
and sent them to Molokai. The good Premier
since his return, has shown a disposition to fol
low, in measure. in the wake Of these same
predecessors, and therein shows symptoms Of
returning reason.
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In reply to the F,isnd'' query as to whether
OF no il is within the illegal and constitutional
province" Of the suggested convening Of the
Legislature a, the forthcoming coronation "to
either repeal the free liquor law OF enact an
other which shall arrest the tide Of iniempcr.
ance among IIawaiians," ETC., We say no de
cidedly no There is no emergency before the
country, as contemplated by the constitution,
requiring special session in the first place,
and il there was, the assembly could not, law.
fully. transact any other business than that ior
which il was called.
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Manufacturer of Monuments,
READS7ONE.S,
TONES.
Tablets,
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W4SHS7,ANlD 7iOPS,
AND 7YLkNG, IN
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In regard TO the reciprocity treaty we have
hopes it may be CONTINUED. With these few
points culled from our memory we release the
year 1882 with its labors, in the hope that
blessing and progress will crowd the new year
1883.
A IIAPPy NEW YEAR TO You ALI
I'M Aina Dec. 40 IXS1