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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-04
Ara Your children Pecvlsh

4 ri SID eyei? d. they ha-s abnormal
sppe'i'ss nj crave f,od con SANITY! Beware
OF Worms Very '0s' chIidrHu escape ;heir
rsvcgss No ch,,d CAP De hSppy or we'll
wkiie Futrrng vita worma. Tner sap the
very life by preventing ths digestion and
ssIiElile'ia0 4 tb9l Thers is = sure remedy
II i called P.rmelce's Santpuine W.rm can.
di's. gney are qsr.PC,iy harnlsss bul will
quickly Dissolved rue worms and pass them
ri through the toNels. Buy no other.
Pyice IS ceats per box. Sold by c. a
Wells !. Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-04

You can get trial bottle Of Dr.
BosankG's pile Remedy at F.A. Bakers
drug storb which viii convince you
THAT the regular 20 cent size will cure
any ease Of Internal, External or Itch
ing Piles, besides al unpleasant sen
sations, Scaley Eruptions, Sores, Boils,
Burns, Sc9ds, and for general pur-
pose ointment it has no edual, Call
for a trial boz at once.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-04

FOUND--An old fashioned fur collar.
Loser can have the same by calling at
this Office.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-04
P515.g EValR Z NORTHWESTERN s'Y
TIME TABLE.

Depot foot Of Court Street, Port Huron, Mich
Trains run by Por. Huron time. Trains daily sx-
cept Sunday.
East SAGINAW DIVISION,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Hnslkn
r1r MaEaule
N ra- ace. Nrk.rrH
a- -ala-E
lEE hllr wa
A. ar11
~r- ~ar hr. kanzr
Bees la-- il1-a. Ea.-rs. fia-asra.l.
EETAIE-KAISI
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SpfriaI aafifrs.

Tl= C5rcuzr sent out secently throz-h ths Gazstie
y " Z z WiscE-4n- it u1y Be su--ssted il cor
ltt;ill with his -gner-i ofoa blsizess that De
ue1-las ullas -ceni fcr the YiekcTy N1ntaly. Fi-r
SIDE 5o--u-l and Peoples Noaihiy Magazine which
'o-saes viii : Bsautfui Chrome. accompanying the
iEc papers al fOs si-s yea5 Is q Eood iavestzlsat
fc- or I-i1ud populzce. tie papers coztzin Pine
L5te-zg Reading Natter and the Chrozc= are vorth
rlo-c -tr- f1-b-e ths rrfee Of -1h.--ir-sor 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

SUCE last June when Mr.. Gibson en-
iered the Ministry. his newspaper the P.
e 1f-ssi.1. has constantly teeg asserting
ihat the opposition TO him. nd his Csbi
net Is confined to a srua.H number Of dis
appointed oiiioe-zee5srs; 10 men having
no large propa1y sake N the country:
that tie opposition i unscrupulous- and
mas nc other motives than personal dislike
Of himself. and a desire to gei It's own
CLIQUE into ofice. He has lately expressed
II ms journal his grief that the opposi-
tion was composed Of men who allowed a
few men. for whom be naturally e1uresses
great aufIpsthy. 70 mislead and delude
them- Such invect1ves and vehement as
saTT0ns have become too aai and stale by
repetition. to interest any one. unless II be
the unfortunate traveller Of distinction
yvls Aaz ESzzRzlly SzzR zzEa3o3 q 0t10z x
e sss11E7 q III E92tazRE REsgEzIFy Rs
fstlf1T = EHl- lgTTZll my hSVs, L. kss
bnf hIllr F0Tidly Peh On which t,S pSy
tazgs for the support q Nr. Gibson's. or
any other Ministry fact on which Mr.
cTl1sol and ms colleagues appear 70 dwell
WITH great satlsfacn0D- Judging frqm the
frequency with which his nsEspaper
brings ON that important niece 0f infor-
nation % the public. although for that
matter We are wiling 10 compare our
debt paying record with iheirs-b the
number q large property OEners who
have placed themselves on record a hav
ing no confidence II him or his ministry
are not to Be tsunted IN that manner. No
indictment Cf Mr. Gibson has ever ap-
peared IN these columns which compares
IN severity with that which was made fJv
the Trustees Of the Planters Company N
their Annual Rep0Tfof last October. No
more fUrclble expression Of utter distrast
N the Ministry could vel be made than
IS contained IN the celebrated but very
digulhed memorial 70 the King. by the
Committee Of the Planters Company.
HE men ETho made and signed bOtk the
IepoHt and the memorial are amoug the
lsadlng Capitalists. planters and business
men Of the country Their action was
heartily endorsed blythe company. They
we're men incapable 81 being deluded by
others n thair Judgment Of public rnen
md oi the fsulas. and equally incapable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
American WaIthan watches

Awarded tn Cod Naials. he only rledsls award
Cd fo- lg4'eaes. NsI5osrn= International Ezhihion,
ISL
Thsoaly God xsdal; al-o, three special and for
frst Frlzes- sydney, Is7.l
ne God Neal Paris. Isss. Four Prs. Prize Nod
al tli-adslphia- Is7s
Tie 11sled slece-s Of thee Celebrated Watches
A. p1o11cs1 host q worthless mutations BuTsrs
uilt observe the Trade MErk - Walthza1 Mzss ~ en-
--red o. ne Plate of al eeu1ile WaiIha1 Wstches-
TOD c1scs are st1lpec A " Co. Is. tx. and
sliyer c1ses are s-auPed American Wat1h Company.
W1itLal. Nzss- sterling ~ III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

TEE decision Of Judge Bicker7dn was
that NJ. Robert Gneve, by permitting
the kings Coronation Hula Programme
10 be printed In our establishment. c5-n-
u.irtei q common nulsarce. nctvlthsiand-
Ing his conceded ignorance a the native
cf that document, and II spite Of the fact
that the programmes were permitted hy
HiS Majesty Chamberlain 10 b. taken
from his Office 10 Be- uz,i at the Coruuztion
Hulas and were there distributed lyvothers
officially For tins offence AIr Gueve
was hne3 fifteen dollars and costs tllree
dollars and twenty cents. 4 ike fine was
imposed upon Mr. Wm A7ld who uro-
duced the manuscript for the programme.
o,1talned IL printing. and who did not as
iar a. We learn. profess Jo be ignorant ui
Its tine mearinC. since Il was written in
hi> natIve language AIr Grieva has an
Isaled frUln tins decision to she Supreme
Court solely in order TO obtain lis view of
hls accountability. hut not 20 dispute the
finding ut the Police Magistrate that the
programme itself l. an obscene document
That Judicial finding : nov q part uf the
public reco7d Of tins kingdom. The f7a-s
ot the Coronation festivities Was g per
tormance the very programme Of which
: uov officially announced 20 be indecent
and obscene. - the extent that the uro-
pnetO-s q 9 printing office IN which It
was allowed 70 be printed are liable 90 3
criminal Sautence-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Gre1i Britain. hts passed law prohibiting ,ae i'm
o--aio1 @; adaiieiaisd tea Iunsdistsiy after that
law va enacted 4soo hrf chests were shut cat a1d
sl hair sAei ese destroyed much q ibis critical
tea i 1te ost % iAc dried leaves O wood vegetable
d1s' refuse bird line ard va7iozs kids Of decsyed
-1iie- Iroa 1il-s aud lzzrsi leaves ard -iue are
market . tea
SeHuiuc .rie.s oftla Is uov oF.rld fot .1ie zee
leye tT tea ls-1zni in Chinal n reasonable price
a. me lowe sore OF = wats-lozss and the .rocsry
st1res of u Nay & Co. ard J Lerey & Go. on Fort
stree ssu
Punished Eeous en- suiie- A neat and eo-y Pa7io1.
Sitting E7oz ard Bed Roou tan be had By 81 early
aprlicati-r 81 lgg7 4GARDEN IANE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

either Of attempt to mislesd others Cr q
he;nr acfuSted by desire to obtain otkce
for themselves OF foz personal friends. All
thst we have SID Is psrs Of the reoorteSi
history Of this country. facts which Nc
mzn csn gainSSy.
Inst Mr.. Gibson. and Mr. Gibson ;
Cabinet do not command. snd cannot com
uaand the respec; Of this country, and thSt
thsv neither have nor deserve the conf
dence Of this country. i 4 stubborn.
although unfortunate fact.
No Smount oi personal invective OF
ribsldry Sgainst those who have made
public expression Of this feeling Of In
tense diStruSJ. esn avail one io; or title.
With such men IN power, Il i idle 30 eN-
pect the HsvaIsn Government 70 Obtain
confidence al home oT. wherever their
standing Is known. shrosd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

AIE- hSUnsES. of hausi, writing from
Vienna. sends the following interesting
statistics on leprosy which VIII be read
with interest by au here-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

WHOLESALE.
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EUTCHEE.
Harar Err
II Htsra Hl.rau N1-
a-a urtrrr l1.EIr1 N-
-r E- W-- har h-
I'uEi1 BTTCuEE
arl-l -r1sr hrEa.1 ErHa.-
= aataak t-ra klz
FEnnIISg.
a, -eza--l $3.50
tAKE PEHPEINt-.
A Ha La-. Hara
5cBEIsE -FIsII
--1a-l- d. t.-- 1.--e .lr--- U---l-
e. q Nea f----1- s-rHHs ur-.-l-
HuhT
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W. Lt.s1re
nsrfn- urr
EILLIkBR
E1 Es-.E laes.ra urr
u Es-l lrra E1.-.s s-rsrs Ea-rlH
AUCTION
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nEIG.
G. f-z A. -Hi,-.- : --.ea-- F--s 4zl E-vaa-s ..s-
LIsEEn STAELT
H--lla-- Ma--asa. -i-ss- H1
orlIcr suFT. lglrEE 1voE6s
lleSr--lc. -1z s5 is,-
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SUPHFNE cOTRr nF - -

-, hA.iAN Z, . isiANaS ia o. rsnr yI1l aael
WoNO rAkN, q. Htan.c1l 1aslas -..rr -
frfr frru1I- IraII UtIrf-Ir.sII|1 - ia
Ccuri sai declared flnrrIf ..,r-.re - 80. 49,
rccuol ~ 20 iar Cove Caie f sas = = - .',...1t
l DC ssit iusigl iisi ftsataT 90 IN ~ y .-l
Instant at 81 eciotl a. ~ Its rIaI 1'I.I II b..
supreme Nruff. st aiIallaf I1Elsr 1I.r.|. =. A.
ililf and nllrr % trlr t1i f1rI .I.F
r1riCf. .nt ihsf aollfc ~ sfI sffr.. t..,. |.Ils'
flc NsftssN ctfr1rr tf ftfrI .I'. ...l. ~.
% rcrI1a itfftin sTtzgfrtl 1a a1.i- =, /. -.
tt lacrrtli Ban krs,f
M i O. .-'asf c-l.d .asi ~. si'l .rlaI a. asI
MVNu laAA apreli ~ o. Hlr ftt a.sIs fTraIIf
i' rttfg iaf.r r'1..ls dr ur't-
t-e. ~ ElExKrr
Nar-d is0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14


CUPRE,fN COURT on 1sfF
~ NAitAN Itf.ItUN. iI |..'|t.s --l ~. .|...|..
g. riS sta,s e tEfit b. 7NII1 'l.t al |,r'' IS
trrNNteI ai LN111 Iff1 HtllI. e. I.1I. ....
Sa .,.t 81 t.i4 ~ W f'.|.1'1I r.
y 1Nrl NNrtI1. |INrN'I| t| s|H | ss4|. H ~.
l.t n N1Tr4--a. II0Ia'|E 4r|E. =. go. 4. 49,
~ u. \. x ~ -,Al t.sHt f4 at
a1l tllt SAL atI ..a 1I -..'Ir 81 |.-.' "A. ~
~ rfrTrI,T rt4I1IHINr ~ 1Ir ..I.I T.. 81 +. T..
tAtlrf, rrlt'tI ttI 49, -. ~. ~ 81. "
zen =. isli.fi .,.rslI'' I ~ -
y a. crltFel ,t4I E4lNt " I.s ~. -. =. -. &
ID iccA lt ir.I tN'lII u +. ~. ~. 49, .
tfr lcr-t ucr.r. tI it.a .| =. - = :. l.
s trrcintEs 1s tlf loIs atH ....- -.
nculins ard 4ttolnfs AZ ~. 4. ..... n
fr4T tier Etf flefE ar11.I .|'| - \. Is. I. 49,
ltre eaF for zane stntAI .I.s -. s''.' E . |'
lrIsFrf tlIi Iirrr- a. r. VA ~ ||-|| t.. ~ ~.
rfcrrilr Art i1ll B. nr..f u I'- E. 81 &. .
D. Fnaifatl ir itc uts tttN .st*slf. ~.
rIieicI lrI rltIiltfi - u11tIr71 % Ia.. ~
- ss. qi,nt-' 'taf t's t,tsfla tsIa..,a 81
nsisd = sese'uia nr.isi. ,is ~ q W. ~
isSf "
Auesf fhisf fas.I.r 1fi>, <sa1-as. -.
fan p kslatrl
Ctsrz II isr Ssr-.-.. ts--l r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
TELEGE4PHIC CADDEEsS-DU1SS, GLASGOW
20 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

yBAwAIIAN CONSUL
UnaeftaEzs tie Pur5asse and shipment q afkiad- e
British ui Coufinenial -uods ezcept Ardest spirit.
ard ui l ld % receive Orders Il rates either free On
poarl a slipping pert in EzroPe o. delivered * sp
lut vita dltg f11 huyeIs lecoziii Al Ho-oiaiu s-eh
Orders nay he accompanied ~ rerni;iznces payaise
n L1utql Fraueisoo- Or he vii t-zw AZ ~ daT-
sight asiust eou1-1le credits from Hononl1 Barkef-
= 1tl=rrise. 20 szif fhs convgnieace o. buyers
EEFEEE1eEs
HESsRS- 1EM G. IRFIS 4 CO Horolnl-
HON ! = WALLER Hurolufu
TIE AGRA BANK- fLi11ifedl Lo1don-
80 "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Tn Government organ calls attention
% the very pleasant reminiscenoes con
necied with the visits Of British Admirsls
TO this port This Is perfectly s-le q
most Of these VISITS. but the writers ot
thst journal have not been fully informed
Of ~ 1hs events connected with such
visits The Minister f0r Foreign AfisIrs
should ezsmine the correspondence which
rlssss,d between Admiral D. Horsey and
the Hawaiian Ministry. We hardly think
thnt be- VII find il q such N agreeable
usfure 81 q recall '-nlessSui remInis-
cances IL we uecoilec; correctly thst
WAS the occasion when Alr. hapena. q
member q the present Cabinet. packed
his vzlise and went 10 vindvari leaving
% his colleagues the trouble of adjusting
the difficulty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Notice Of Intention to ForecIoss
Mortgage

4 Or and D. o. G eAlflEk tisIr1--f = IA alI.lI.r
= aaFll Nfql gingllr1 = HlkIFlr N1aI 1lrrtr
hn.ie liii 0f fift1r 81 1QTrf lf tl1s flrs.|rsH
y elii-il l.lf.-a-e decd riTrl tT ~ q ksss-a -
e-Al % heaa5l, uluali ta said rfrlria.t1-s
-as.a tnll 80 --l. recorded o. iltfr al fr.as ~
sllt liell p i1reclse said uarf-ir g. rsrfIfira
l9-.l ~ Ni aen' paralgct ulel Car. ~ d n1Ia ~.
50 ana interest srcuTrl ll|relr - , rIf ~ L. 80
c AlgfiQl o f-c i.elrs HagfI of + 2 falr1l - 500
nf March alst- a. i- ~ tlc fai1ainr rsrsr. -. ~
-1ugeTea h- slil nlrs4l-e.
) AA ilo-e Premises al md hafafs. tf.-r-. Il. l-.
lloll, -aseIihs. il Royal Piteus So u r-1.aills-
iu area % = $50 lsras
AZ tAese Premises 3 Ea71liEi Eataia t---rst...
lcrc-
Tae Interest rs laid craaa .-.l-r- s....- ..-....
l----ln- J. n---------r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
ON TUESDAY. MARCH aoff
Mortgages Notice OfIntsusioat . YarrIu-,
NOTICE - HEREBY CryYv

y iil, pur.ulli .1 F1trr of silt -ratriars = e
-i. N1..s .-ll elt-1 t1srsf fs "a --ie -
NA. " ullo.lll. Island 90 u1tl. 81 ANS 49,
1ALL. Y Lltlial. bland - Kan ~ rTelrF = al
1llc ni ffa kar'afrlf of Cr1rrrrrers 4. fIHs@ {. -
pa-ns = .' and 1- and f-r Irrfrh rf ~ EafI rI-1
iu sai4 Narfsl-i ds-i. laa aflIc-i fa Wiz ~ ---1r
ncnt Df t4e nlnr-r frrrTl frHrrtT rlrr ~ 49,
sF DE- l4las. fcuearlts anI trrlf rl.arr|a - ~
A1;isasl fcg c1lfl..ldi lrt trsesi1ef ssh .l- ~
Hlnf iliicl tf ssg tr srll az fltrr tafr'ar ~ e.
c1-lI 1f lr tfrtrh % ,1. rrriIfaas 4. as-ss 49,
mcurlnlll.
~. pir-g m .s.a Aai'za-e srsrr 1-l rt.as s.1lass
dgser 1.l a hlla ruirrf 81 afrs rH.f1'rIIr - 49,
oI ~ larf. uCrr cr 'rss. fAME. lfuFHrlr
Dated laun'nlI. fcHrrlgr sra fssr
-l-lz hEars. Attorney fIr Marr-srar Hrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Tn Prenieris pSPT WIS never mon
a1rogant Or impairment tlian on FndSy
last. when in noticing Z popular demSnd
So, forth IN the GAzr7Tr Of the previous
Wednesday. that the law Of the lsnd be
complied with. he curly informs taxpayers
tha; they msy vzit-presumably til i
s1it> the Ministers TO comply with the
law. the law which requires the Minister
OF Finance 70 publish 4 quNrtely sTdii ot
the public accounts
The vulgar taunt thsi the iS1 psid by
auy individual i too small 10 Justify any
remonstrance from him. - to the expen-
ditura o. public money. + simply sb-
suri only the fact remsins thsi the
G,EErrr VII persist IN holding Up 70 the
public any abuses Of public fTust. and s
Minister who neciects o. svoids compli-
snce with the iaw VII probably find him
self reminded Of the fact
THIS Is no tine 70 h. tSmperinC with
law OF finance with Z Legislature such IS
the last led on by such leaders IS Il had
% vote away three wears income for two
wears expenditure 5 CreSi desl of that
expenditure useless. and Z great dezl
v7o-se than useless. II mOre than ever he
hnoves the Intelligent public to examine
critically every item. and # they cannot
prevent the waste OF the direct votes for
Cu0onstlon expenses DC. 81 least they
ought % h able 70 feel assured thst no
money mas heen diverted from important
public necessities towards supplying the
demands ~ that or auy other unimpo-t-
snt MISTER. This paper and lis constitu-
entS demand the knowledge st the hands
ot the Minister Ot Finance what hiss be
came u the enormous suns Of money
drawn from the Public Treasury within
the last nine months. and neither sneers
nor personalities Will be accepted as an
answer. Until the statements and &C
counts called for hy Acts Of the LeEisla-
turc are fairly and reliably pat forth by
tine officials appointed for thEi purpose
tins denznd VII be reiterated Neither
sinking nor shutting nor menlacIfy. nor
personal abuse and of each Of these we
have had more thsn enouEh lately. VII
serve 10 silence the demznd for full de-
tailed statements a. provided iu- II the
Act % Regulate the Receipt. CUSTODY and
Issue 81 the Public Moneys and 70 Trovide
for the Audit of Public Accounts
The repeated blunders Of the Foreign
Office, and the Iucspacify Of Finance
Ministers have grown 10 BE- q scandal, and
O discreiit 70 al those VINO wish well to
HAWAII. and now the insolence of official
dom Ssys merely wait. and at our good
pleasure. you shall So Whist You shall see.
TINS Is noj the style Of answer which
satisfied or f1refsthers. and now ~Dresd
hlHEs- a-a gone OUf Of fashion. beyond
the power of Mr- Gibson or any one else
10 reSuscltste. the E1gT-.tsp1 and the iN51
i-5- sre superss1uOns or ObScenities Of the
psSt- the frog and the OK is 81 old fable
and our Premier does not know IT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
40yEs
SuPREME COUET on nm IA

SUPREME COUET or TIF HA-
- WAtlfN ISLANDS Ia r--..ii' 1.l.-T n
ulh1. Hawaiian f.Iands sss
o. l5e s..iie- % she ESTATE Or Rrc8aan CUt-
/ IetrTUN. ieCnlsrii-
aeelueEt plrlartl1 t1 ha ffr rIst rffl .s rr.r..
leuf lf hIChlfi C1Tinrf1a ltae1.l-I 49,. =. -
ell ral 20 tc1 i'i hfls, prstestol - sal pl1all.
1l-ii ll1 y il1l ~ llr pr4llif f1er11f "a ~
~ Ae,lniel .srag asen lI.l ly tf1 f = arlalrsl
~ j ! aclAt ~ XII -iiA ~ lI m y 40
la t9pliil fe -nd tlf .1llr . aerflr lr.lI1rr
time Tor pros il- sln ril 1rr na1rIrr 80
coufes' flc sll aill esd ilr -flrtit4 ~ f4s-. 70
IrIenilfTs and flr sl.l Allr CI4ftffa &C.,. 4.
hereby sp1ailteIl lilprfIrV tiI1li i1Istrlfrls
10 T. l4ftlgr ordered. ilrl rrftr1 rlrrelf rlrs
Fulc1illu fui flr slrcrs-iae 1eaIr f1 ttr .rrItr-
lola.
Ana DO D. farther rillflfl. llll fllfIIlr. - H "a
lIa zllsefuing uifnt.-rf % sa HI l1 Is ~. -
= iae iest1ter. g. aorrr ard c1sesf o. Tr.s1r =
sid WIZ 60 fhs time lp4aiafsl.
Dated HlnoigI1 I n Fst fEfl lst
A. IrDr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
TaE prIIE uUnr.

The oass Of Rsx rs. Wm. Aud. the defendant
beng eharzsd ziih Publishing the obscene docz-
The Coronation Of tie Eing- tie sane torzreut
bearing upon rs iite page the Royal ooat-of-ar1ns
AID 1-o-z al appearances E-1Tz-r tie ssuc-i1- Of
he koEal C1a-nbsrlsIn NJ A1ld flike Mr. GrisTel
Is 4 oeutle-z1n zell kc0=n n tie couu1uitz. and
has sustained character fog probify and hozes1y
having held and sill ho!Eslg an hdndrzb.s pos
tio1 zzd=r the Hazziizz GoFsrz1r.s1- a. SserstsrE
70 the Superintendent Of Wafer Works. and his
stateIDents sre credible.
Tie FIRST witness called bT tie r-usecu;;uu -ss=
NJ 4 GrieTs sho tessihe5 as follows Am p-o-
7rietor Of tie GAZE-IE printing oE5ce have 1.er-
s1-i1i charge of y NJ James Aud L nv fore
z In'-n nd hes e1a-zs Ehe1 an away Did no;
k1oT Of the printing Of these p-ozrz-l.aes Lbs
= tie coczDeut printed al nv oEcs- Do 10.
k-1v- EtiQ hT1lf Il u the CEtG1- I. sleizS=e1
q z z--k-zzzA s=sszSA - y Bz7 ~ kz8E zzzlg
. EzEZZlzl0 EZzzsZ1s Z11zl E8zsz y N, mimi
AsS 10 30 I'M a1IIhluE a. os7zszne ~ a. :
szla % hc u0uld L bsoeeEs f=7a -Ee Falacs 10 b
FS71is1. II Tas E1t ~ n ny Osies. thaf / the
doe1rnezt ilesE11l1es programme entitled PRO
Do 1o1 ze1snller szzcf dates bct Do rer,eTufe- Il
=ss 70 b finished abo7i The 12zh Fsbruzrv. Coro-
nation day: Eas not done Until The latter pzr1 Of
tt11i seek gAlaEusczIpt produced and idsatiEed-l
tlkas charge 0f the oeEoe- Do 10. remember So
M tile p1ge 1rtl printed. This Is the ulanr-
scElpt from which the document zzs printed.
James Add testified Am foreman Of the print
- -
printing of the Hulz F-Qr-amrre- William Aud
1rO1c1s ne the 1.a1usc1pt- BeiisTe this to be
The s1E1e Manuscript Bru1cht o1e zeek before
tise loroatlol Of His Missy Ihere Ezs 10 nan
csc-1ft for TIE race- Mas I'D the proOf Of title
p1ce ryself- No coat-of-sgTns OF frs rroof Coat
ot-r1ns Us o. seoo1d proof. First time refussd
70 put the eEzs On E1tho1f zrth1rity- First Troof
Ezs taken azTzy z1.1o11 arms T. Bro1chr bzck
and coai-of-zrIns ORDERED 10 Be Pei On Tie uioIe
proc-aUns vas ten printed and taken SEP
f,ed 70 tee hing the palacs- Gave third riroof
n TIE 1fte-noo15 had orders 70 ~ zhead- Wm-
Aud tod ne 10 strike on proof Tith coa.of arms
o. De also ordered them 70 Be dsiirered a the
charberlzi1's 0lice uhe1 finished fher vers de-
liEered fheGe
Cross ezarained By J. { Ruzsa En- K1.eas he
ilird proof Ezs returned yo-n Kaziahfz zzs stard-
Irg na1r ne Re might o. might not hare h.zrd
.ee eolve-szslon between myself ard william
6Gre knoEn John kaniahes for about tzeuty
Iears= he > no- cezf william szid - ne 70 PIT
a the c1st-oi-1rrns and 70 atszd- Eext dzs be I
.s11e bach With ths proof ard sid an rszhf. 20
Mr- Caste tl1s Frosseutinz attornsy. a5dresszd
hs Cnzrt ard siatad that froIn tie nature q the
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Ne sooner does some msn- Of independ-
eni thought. write against any Of the
Premier little schemes. as Cor instance
the late lsmeltei co-onation folly. than the
Pnemier's organ i immediately ordered 10
firc little pellets Of mud Because Mr.
W r Castle came boldly forward and
denounced the Programme Of the Kings
C1ronaton Huls, as an obscene document.
he is changed with -b-ataui hypo1rsy''. /.
because M ". o smith makes some
pointed remarks showing up the arTani
folly u the clrJuatiln. lie i charged with
being an Office seeker. 6 mere disappointed
ont OF course such Trash IS this IL no
way affects the character Of these gentle
men Alr- Castle performed q moral duty.
and His Honor Judge Bickerton has. by
hIs sentence. clearly laid down that the
Eirugramue d the Kings Coronation
Hula 80 an obscene document The
story that AIr- Smith was an Office seeker
! pure fabrication and those acquainted
with thaf gentleman vel know how utterly
false such 8 statement /
l. ! c1uie-up-ible II uur clnt-nu1-arv
% use such expressions with reEard 10
honorable men Il these gentleman differ
II politics from the Premier and his CLIQUE.
le' them b. attacked In G proper manner.
and no; tipped a, 10y such vulgar insinua-
mons 81 have been u~ei instead of fair
srEuleut
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what orz agricultural capabilities reslly are
or BY those who are designisdty hostile to
rs from malicious motiveS; We hope
shortly 70 completely exercise tins demon
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When the present Ministry entered
Office. Mr. Henry Carter was IN PARIS.
representing the Hsvsiisn Government
IN matters Of Portuguese Immigration.
Nothing was simply and more clssrly
their duty. than az once 10 obtain nom
him al the details Of the contract with
the Hofnungs; but without giving him
an opportunity to sei right the exagger-
aied report N Honolulu concerning the
profits made by those contractors. what
does this incompetent Ministry do but
forthwith orier al Portuguese imrigra
tion stopped, This was II no way due
to want Of funds, for funds could have
been obtained The next step IL the
Ministers was 10 do nothing Il al
until the month Of November. when they
sent Col Mscf2rlsne abroad 70 start up
the Portuguese Immigration. and now
tbs agent reports that he has brought the
Government back to where II broke of
LAST June, obtaining II / true q concession
OF ten dollars for esch Immigrant. but
while that gentleman has shown his
good sense and business qualifications IN
obtaining this result It i owing 20 the
folly OF the Ministry that 1t became nsceS
sary TO have al this delay.
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