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ions and clothing from Honolulu special
Office and agency of the board II health would
be needed in It's vicinity, and a special and in.
dependent body of properly oiiiccred police
established, in order to provide against the
possible mutnies which might occur among
the Quarantined. To establish such an affair
would cost at least twice as much as to build
one a, Kahakaaulana, and one sufficient fot all
ordinary nceds is already there. To pay the
expenses " working, would amount to double
the outlay which is called ior by the present
institution. In fact, the only thing that could
I've effected by such a change would be the
I thing least Of all to be desired that OF be
slowing upon the president Of the board Of
health more power Of patronage and allowing
him to handle larger sums OF government
money As iar as any protection from the
danger Of Infection or oontagion is concerned,
the community would be no better of than
/ they are to-day. Any person who knows any
/ thing Of the means by which such diseases are
propaga,ed, would feel no safer with the source
" infection removed to Manana, OF Wanna.
nalo, than II 1t existed at kahakaaulana The
| history Of the invasion Of these diseases and
their propagation along line Of travel, against
the strongest winds that blow, goes far towards
proving that their germs can he conveyed but
a very short distance by the medium Of the air.
| Contact Of some kind, either with the sick
| themselves, with their carnations, OF with
those who have attended them, is necessary in
almost every case for the spread Of infection OF
contagion The danger is not that the disease
maybe blown ashore by the wind, but tha, i,
may be carried there in the clothes Of those
who. after mingling with the sick. are allowed
to mingle with the healthy and this would bc
more difficult to guard against in the case oi
the crew Of a freightboa, to Mnnana than
with the driver Of wagon to kahakaaulana.
II the cabinet were thinking Of some new site
for the segregation OF lepers than that which is
now menacing Honolulu, their real would be
vastly more acceptable TO sensible people.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The outlook for good crops in California il
encouraging.
Senator Anthony, Of Rhode Island, who ha
been i'll, is better.
Two Russian nihilists were executed in St
Petersburg last month.
Henry Mcdaniel has been elected Governo
Of Georgia by the Democrats.
Madagascar is preparing Tor an active wa
against the French aggression.
The Vienna bakers are on strike, anc
strikes in other trades are threatened.
-Four unsuccessful attempts were recentl,
made to fire the Frisbie House, Vallejo, Cali
fornia.
The graders are pushing the Oregon roae
south and the California road north; and viii
finish this year.
San Francisco is making great preparation
for entertaining the Knights Templar I,
arrive mex, July.
American pork has been refused importa
ton into Greece. Fortunately, its importation
into lard may not be prevented.
The great Brooklyn. New York bridge wa
Barnum's Jumbo walked over il.
An agreement between Germany, Aus,ri.
and Italy has been entered into; 10 last 81,
years and guarantee the integrity Of all three
On the 7osh Of last month, n wall Of III,
Grand Army Hotel, Sacramento, fell during .
hre and crushed seven men fatally and
eighteen slightly.
General Crook has followed the hostil,
Arizona Apaches into Mexico, and hopes
with Mexican aid, to surround and capture o.
whip them there.
The Metropolitan Temple, where the DSso
nous senior Kalloch used TO insult decency b,
his presence, has been closed for lack Of suff
eient subscriptions to its maintenance.
There have been terrible tornados in IN.
United States. Portions u Kansas, Iowa
Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Utah
Louisiana and Mississippi have suffered.
I, is urged BY New York and PhiladelphIa
paPen that the United States needs a new
treaty with Spain, As that county impose,
excessive charges upon American commerce.
The San Francisco Chronicle says. "Ths
United States steamer Hartford, the flagship
of the Southern Pacific fleet. early in Tune
neat ~ill land At Honolalu the corps of asiro,
nomical experts who were detailed to observe
the April transit of Venus and who selected
the Caroline islands, group u islands in the
South Pacific, a. the most 6vosabie subluna,
station from which such transit might bs
vie~ed. FSom Hoaolula thos< students of al
ihe solemn vonden a the heAveriy abyss viii
come hsa 10 San fnncisco and vill there tell
tbs Academy of Sciences all they know thai Il
ne~. assuming that they knov anything not
loas ago known 70 the academy"
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rHE ONE.MIN pomER.

There was never better illustration Of what
the zone man power means in this kingdom
than the following from an article in the April
IIarpers, written by George Ticknor Curtis,
and entitled The Treaty Of Peace and indie.
pcndence. In describing George Ill, Mr..
Curtis uses the following language In the
character Of this prince there was a very un.
usual compound Of eonsoientiousness and Gun.
ming hrmncss uf will and narowness Of mind,
ignorance Of history and knowledge Of living
men, defective education, a large expert.
cnce, a love Of his country and an incapacity
to understand her true welfare. Vet, with all
his deficiencies, while he actually governed he
was great power in the state. Thi,
is not the place to explain all the means by
which he made his own will such force in the
government but one of them consisted in tn,
large number Of plaeemen in the house o
commons known as the kings friends men
who had only nominal connection
with any party but whose votes defeated any
thing tha, the king wished to defeat, and which
NohtthSN S'Nilcu Nly'hilb thN NC WlSHcu N
have carried There is much in the extract
quoted that applies with singular force to tn,
existing administration. There are few mcr
destitute Of good qualities. 1t is not claimet
that the present king OF his prime minister ar,
without good qualities. Nor was George III
OF England, OF Lord North. But the wrong
headed, wrong hearted obstinacy Of those two
men wrought incalculable injury to England
and the existing policy OF the two men chief!
responsible for Hawaiian misgovernmen, i
working harm to this nation. quite as momen
tons
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YOUNG HAwAIps BASE.

EDITOR SATURDAY. PREss-.SD: In dis.
cussing the liquor question, the ground Is
always taken that TO deny to Hawaiians the
questionable privilege Of drinking, is to deny
TO them equal rights with other nationalities
here resident-as though this deprivation
we're imposed on them by an outside power,
without their concurrence. This view has
always appeared to me to be an entirely false
one. Have not the laws always been, and
most emphatieally Of late years, passed by
native Hawaiiansf Is not the true view Of the
case the one that regards the old law as one
passed by a nation in intelligent self.pro,eci.
ion They who passed the Law recognized the
evil Of liquor drinking. While they did no,
undertake. TO deny to foreigners any right they
might choose to exercise in that line, for them.
selves and their constituents they sough, to
exercise wise self-denial. As though a man
were to say to his neighbor, Ell you choose to
make beast Of yourself, and run the nsk oi
running yourself and your whole family by
drinking, 90 on. | can't stop you, but IN moi
do il myself, nor let any Of my children do IL. :
What, then. Is all this grating and grinding..ol
natives complaining of their being denied
equal nights With fofeigneDF While the old
Law continued in force, was il not monument
10 their wisdom, even II II was the wisdom oi
being guided BY the better class of whites ,
They have nov cast aside their former time
wisdom they have removed their sclf-resiraini:
ihs} have accorded themselves the psivilege oi
seifdesiruciion "like all other nations" Let
them glory IN their rieh, while they may let
them proudly vaunt u having promoted them.
selves from a ten.ihou<and dollar situation 10
a hve-eeni one. When II is toe late. alas, they
may open their eyes 10 the true view of the
situation. X.
Kohals. May 3, 1883.
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. MAY 70, 1888.
THE ram.

The Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society
deserves encouragement II its ends be wor.
,hily pursued, it ought TO be productive OF more
than little permanent good to the commu.
common ground Of trying to raise better and
larger crops, to produce more and finer fruit,
TO grow more beautiful and more varied flow.
eTs, to breed faster OF more useful horses and
swine and poultry. Every one, from the king
TO the very newest baby in the kingdom, is in
,ereSted in the very best agricultural develop
ment of these islands. Anything which helps
on this development ought to be heartily well
coined by all, Nothing is more stimulating to
improvement than the free comparison OF
plants and animals and the methods and ma
ehinery for their improvement. For the first
time since 1868, there will be an authorized
public opportunity on these islands for making
this mos, desirable comparison on large
scale. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June I.th, 18th and I4th, the recently organ
lied society will hold its first annual agricultu.
raj and horticultural show in this city. A mum.
Der Of money prizes and a number OF memento
and testimonial prizes will be given, The four
great farming industries OF the islands-cane,
nee, bananas and cattle for beef and milk-will
undoubtedly be well represented. The eshib.
its in other lines of production ough, not to be
neglected. There are many fine horses on the
islands. Honolulu is well supplied with class
Of ea6, carriage and dray horses which would
cut a fair figure in most places. In consider.
alton OF its geographical position, the kingdom
has much in the live stock line to be proud Of.
A glance at the list Of competitive exhibits
shows their variety. 1t is to be hoped that
there will be no lack of emulation.
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BuNrs, Ger, bk CASorvs ........... Loose
Due July $40 Haekisid 4 Co, Agents
bo>T9N, An hs 5 h AttsN. ,:.,., EldridSe
GLASGOW, BRIT Ship. SAASpnS. . paSsful
Due July IS G ". Maefarians & Co, Agents.
NTN C,srLE, ) W, Ger. bk-, HNENoDtus. oelrieh
Due C ". MasiarlAne Co, as;s.
SEw CNsTLx y, ;. W, Am bktne MALAY Peterson
Due. Coal ships account,
Nav CNrLS, y 5 ", - EsrgLL,.............P Poole
Due. W. G. Trivia & Co, agents
PosIlASo O., Am; bk ElslsoEE, ..-........ Ienks
Mrs. Yosg, Am. hk. SFAErAS .-.-...... .. Crossle,
pus July Io-IS Castle Cooke, Agents,
SAS fENNcisco, Haw. III. LitY GEAcE .. Hughes
N,a NAhak.nA) Loading Aprl
(fo' M=hute--,l Due.
SSs CAsrLK \ 5 ". Brit ship, ST L,wssSct We'll
Loading Narrh ~. Wilder q Co, Agents
NEw CAsrLs, \, 5. W. = NoSAsruH. ..,.. Foye
Loading March ~. c. Brewer a Co, Agents
PoSr GANllr, An bktne KLsrrAr. Cutler
Due II. HAekfeld a Co. Agents
LIysEroot, Brt b.. lsLS OF AsGLEsEA . Dimey
To SAil in April G, ". Maei4fiGae 4 Co, Agents.
PosI GAAsLH, An bk- Hors .,.....,.. Penhailow
Das May tS-ss Levers s Cooke. Agents
Sss fsAscisco, Brit. s S, ClKNsLG. :. Specify
Due June c Brewer Co, Agents
San fE,Susco, An hstne. W g. IEWiS. Turner
SAs fKtseIsoo, NJ. bt, Lazy LAsrSoS ,..... Rus
Du- May sS'Sa. Bre~er & Co, agents
SNpSEN. r,N.s.S ZEAlaNptN. ....,...... webbci
Due June 5. n. Haekieid s Co, astS
SAs tRNScIsoo. p " = s. Cry % NEw NoEg -
Due June N. Haekirld 4 Co. agtA
san fxASctsco, HA~. bk. kALAEAuk ........ Miller
Loading May & A Schssfer Co, AstS
sAS tNsScIseo. An b. FoEssT Qusrs Winding
nss Juns IS II. Haekfeld Co, SstS
s,s fEAscTSco, An -ah M.sy AIIcs. -
LoSpoS va ST Miehasl, Brit s H.ssow.
Das JulY to-IS G, W. MASfArlAne a Co, agents
LiN.sfoot, Br' bs MsnscNrE ......,...,.. Edkir
Due Ans Isssa
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THE WIDE ~.

We give below some more correspondence
between the agents and captain Of the quaran.
tined Madras and the Honolulu Board OF
Health;
EnIrop GAfErrH-Sfr' In order TO remove the
uncertainty which appears ess,, regarding the
mens ~ the Madras, beg to hand you copy of the
letter under whose terms Captain bradley believed he
was authorized to enter port and did enter pott.
Upon receipt uf letter from his agents, explaining
that the hoard u health did intend their letter
he regarded as the specific authority for entering port
Captain Bradley Immediately returned his anchor
age and addressed his agents, pei enclosed copy
Upon discovering the further outbreak of disease Cap
tain Bradley Immediately rcported 20 the board o
health and the tgth instant, received second letter
Of which copy Is incoscd There Is little doubt but
that definite action taken Eve weeks ago would have
cutaied the misfoftuneS and expenses snoe incurred
but he that may. Captain Bradley agreed to all tn,
conditions proposed IN the letter from the board o
| health.
Upon perusal, however, of the terms Of the bond sent
him for execution he felt land legally advised
that he dared not sign document 81 such sweepinl
conditions The agents therefore instructed {,
address the board Ia the of the letter dated Maj
| tiih, of which incln~e q copy
| believe that the board of health have been mos
anxious TO protect shores from disease and that an,
apparent injustice to the steamer Madras has arisen u
the frs, instance from such anxiety. But ! greatl,
regret that IN pursuing this object, II has not beer
found possible to extend some greater manifestation
sympathy to the unfortunate sufferers who have been
pefSitenty ordered away from shores, TO seek else
| where the help denied them here
| am, sr, your obedient servant.
lHEo. H. DAWES.
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PASSENGERS
ArrivAls

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Departures
70 hs~sssAs. ~ khsspisl,. MAJ u--iII pas.<n
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Memoranda.

The foll5~ins vessels hence arrived San FranciscS
fuiio~s April 18th, Bnt Oceanic, Dawson, M
bk foresi Queen Winding; 18th An tern VI + Smith
brti 5 Australia, rulloh sii Am sch Rosario Swift
days from kahuui, s3d, Brit ok Lady Lampson
MafSion. s6th, Brit ,hip Aheraman, Chapman: 1Tth
Brit SueH podd; ssth, BTi; 5 Coptie, kidlsy
yufh, An seh J Miller, Hanson: May ID, Haw b.
kalAkaua, An sch PAnnonia, Higgins; ID, Am b.
Caibarien, Hubbard.
Port Iosnsend. arrived April so,h, Am bktne Amelia
Ne~hAl ss,h, An ship Otago, Boyd.
Celuimbo, arrived March iy. Am sch Claus spreck
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AOTick on MoRICACkEs INTENTION
IN % fesseioa~ .ad n Ssia-la sorosdsnes vifh .
ec.s 4 s.ls eaaa.insd "a s-stsis ~esss.ss a.ds "
hiasAAn. d.'-d sspss.hs :, ss5s, sse.dsd N iibes
g. p.sss rss ...d ,,1 80 1ssssh ssady a,@sas -
hsssh, given sAsi s.id ssssss inasads % ioss<L.s "a
nsusvAss fos eoaAhlea 6sksa. and stoa al fss,
sia>ss 70 ~ = psh. ssesiae = ~ sslsssos 4 =
rsss - oeis<k = q - dsy, ~ psesass ds-lssbs7
y ~ ~ ~ IA. lad sss1s : Rssskis. 0sAs
k.is tsesss - -. "A q. so.k-. "a q.
~ s''s - ,.s"s % :. " ss - v,'''<ss - s>s .
Loiiil = InUsuou. A-is....
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Fof Australia. PEI Australia, May Nv MtCate.
Leave ! fayldr. S Davis. pr Neyer. Ma II
Agrsu.
Tof san Franuia-n. psf City ~ New Work, MAY VI
Bowler ami wife. NJ, span, W Aysf. A Hsft-rt.
TINT ane and children, Mr. ] " Whitney and son
W. Bell ] Makhta and wifr, W Niie1t, ] Chant.
smith harry " Dyuuead. ! y Ksough 7 DAILY.
Digrtrk n Wand. \ Fts, her. Nrs Mason
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SHIPPING


susl. % $ s. po.ii from San Francsco ... May t
g. % Mhtug1rr. Aui hk, Calhoun, FROM Depart
ufe BAY ....... ....... ...... ...-.... 90 t
Gragr Rot~ft,, Am bktns, Ravens, from New
Csgls. y SM ............. ............. q
t~alani SIN. BAtss, I'm klna, kau and Maalaes " u
klausa Hoo, uu, scar. from kahului i...... q
Ehuksi. t,hr frum Maialua ........ q
MAilcls. - h. from Mahko ..... .......... t
4 bishop, uui, Cameron, from KAUAI. .... o
Isrhte sim. Ming from Hilo and ~ay potts O.
Mukslu drf. MyGfcgo. fr0m kuolau ...... " 9
Australia, = VI : y, Tulinh. fof , .......... q
Esucisor An tefu. Pin, frum Pom Townsend " g.
Rcytrr An 81. iror1 p1r' Blaksly ........ g.
Euula sgh from Msianse ............ 30 1
Mana seh from IAupahpehoe ....... ....... " 8
IAiurs Make, sin, MeDonald, from kauAi ... " 4
kskauluuhi ,ch. from Hanalst. .. .-........ % &
uis,oysr, Am htns rcrriuan from $ ... 4
" II Red sim. Burns, FROM Hilo ....- ..... " &
Msmanall s,n, Nelson, from wamanAlo 4
frthicf Am seh. Matson, from San Francisco
su route 10 Amuur a..... .s......... " q
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Our esteemed and valued san Franciscan
contemporary, the Merchant, has changed Il,
form i'om four pagv folio TO sixteen page
oe,aso. But the old ~ine Is in the ne~ bottle,
and the abilities u iis editon. Messrs. Bell
and Kelly. are jus, as pronounced as before,
and as keenly interested in the commercial
weliaIs u thcse islands.
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(Copy)
(Copy)
OFFICE OF rMK BoARp OF HEALrM.


Oopy)
Oyvtcs NJ. r,,v Roam or Ur.tru
Uosotttiu NAV ,, ,ss,
C.prAs " W pp.ntpy ( ( MsnpAs-S;,
In view Of m. recon, d;scoy,,v of several aSrs n,
smallno, on board of vour yesse the hoard of bea,b
reca;ng former proposi,ion In relation TO the landing
OF certain pass.pyrrs NOW authorize me 10 hermit Won
to land your Honolulu nasSrnverS 10 the numher q,
au,arshe ne on .ne previous agreement win ana iuh
ment OF the following CONDITIONS;
medical committee OF three physisians shai exam
me on oouu all the passengers Tor h3noulu, prior to
men iahuing anu Nace'ha'e such OF thef NUMBER as
'"sS may M ueenh p'opef a. -.
me passengers are 10 DC seh' ashore IN the snip
oo1,s, ~ - N
.ne P'sl,ensens Sn no' U. aoWeu 10 ,ake any pas
saie On snI,e Ttn mem ~ mus, pe lahuea sePi ar
ICY .iu pa.eeu III S""se VI 'he uepuy ""s''i o'
complete 'uH'sa''oh'
All charges incurred for quarantine guard OF the
Madras since she came to anchor the Sth April last
in the roadStead OF Honolulu; and also all fees foi
medical and other charges incurred up date be
paid up prior TO new engagement under bond
The Madras in her present infected condition will not
be allowed to enter port.
No freight will be allowed to land from the Madras
No portion Of the sleeping hunks, other materia
used by the passengers, will be allowed be thrown
overheard. All material OF which it is desirable &c
relieve the vessel and which physicians pronounce as
liable to be vehicle OF infection, must be burnt
raft.
To guarantee payment to the government Of hi,
majesty for all expenses incurred by the above named
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Two oi tbs Ph9ni, Park murderer. Patrick
Delaney and Thomas canrey, have confessed,
and ~iii bs hanged. Curly has al,o been
sentenced 10 death In Timothy Ksiys case
the iuIy ~as unable to agses.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS --IAs uad@u.lxnsd
Sass.sd Aas'ais.,.,ss 4 he E...ss q Julius wAx
CESHkih. dses~-sd. g.es na<ies thai 4l p<rsons In
dshsd TO aid sss~is Requested " 4ke inmsdlais
2ynent " han. sad all ssedszosx u AID re-
asessd 10 leave shsn svatsa claims ks o<es 4 The
an1isfsxnsd ~ah w. A. kfASks. No IS kAaha.
MANI sIsss siihin sls ussslhs, they ell b. fessu
barred ~ o. GLADE Austrian Gau.ul
Hoeoisis. May "a. rssl sss-&w
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Es Bshop, hence for San Francisco, May 10
$500 pkgs sugar 773o,ss3 rs; s7ss pkgs rice, sss
500 n, O. pkgs coffee $3.50 rs Value, sis., .,sso S9
ES City of \ Zew York hence Tor san Francisco, May
9s,s6T pkgs sugar, sogoot rs 30, bales WOOL rs sac
hs; ia, bnchs bananas; !, bSs bstel leaves Value
Sgy,usA
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STEAMER MADRAS, May s, 1881.

STEAMER MADRAS, May s, 1889
MsssRS I. II. DAWES & Co, HosoLuLU-,Siy
have yours Of this morning to hand. In reply beg
to say that entered port the terms Of your commu
nication Of yesterday, and prepared this morning
to give you due authority to act.
At about s 4. NJ, Mr.. Hayselden came alongside and
began to put questions to me, which declined to
answer verbally, but prepared to receive all com.
munca.ion in writing, feeling that verbal communica
ton liable to be misrepresented misunderstood
came to the dock personally to you, but, was
informed you engaged with the board Of health
am going to my anchorage outside. I am still
very weak, bu, the dysentery has stopped upon
am, sir, your obedien, servant,
w w RRADIEY
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Departures.

KAuikeaouli sch 70, HcuoLaa May "a
Haieasaa, s,h. toS pcpcckeo .. ...... " ~
Atergsidis. Hrt $ f0r Salina Cruz ...... &c ~
Australia ~ >, Tuoh, for sydney ...... " y
waiehn sch Tor psukaS ... .......... " -
Ehukai sch, fOf waialua-. . ...,.......... " l..
Nai1li s,h. fof Paauhau. ....... " l..
Ishua SIN. LorcnEen, for Moiokai and Hama " l..
James Malice, MeDonald, for kauAi ......... " -
Maiuiau s1h. for Houuapo ........s..... " l..
kilauea H1p, stmf, Sears, for kAhului. .... " IS
Iikthkr. sin, King, for Hilo and way ports " IS
{ X Bishop. stm. Camefun fof Kauai ...s.s. " IS
l~alani, s,n, Rates. fgt Maui and HaWah coo. IS
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19
THINGS WISE IND OTHERWISE

IN ftACE.
Here lie Mrs. NeguS
And Cactus McCractem.
They swallowed some Truth.
SO we mournfully lack EN-.
MeCrackem was fat,
Bu, the widow was liSSome.
lie wilted, she witheied;
And that's why We miss EN-.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19

NOTlCE.-Havins been sppssnssd CsArdi.n VI N
~ Mahuhz. minor. soa u the lsis n. Aahaka, de
ceassd. and attorney in fst fos Laki4 (sl widow o
guessed s&tis all psrtainng the s<xAs<
NJ M4Aukz. deceased. viih The and ths,
are hereby noshsd thar Mr. simon x. RAzi hAs 40 su
thoriy whatever In the matter. A. ROSA.
Guardian u ". Mxhuha, ainos. and aitosn<y is fAc
f< Lauki4 ts). ~idos q the kis NJ M4haks. n
ceased.
Hoaoius. May IS. rss,- ,.s.m
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19

Through the hberaly of the Legislature the Romd of
Management In position 10 put iufwar the follow
inv extensive ist ~ prizes they vii offer b. competed
fof NJ this show. The money values ~ the different
pfses and the forms IN which they will be given viii be
Announced NJ later date In tie cas-. II all the
important classes the prizes will be given IN such lotm
A. to be worthy of Preservation mementoes Of the
event