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R4Ip,IIIAN MORALS IND NAN.
NEpS

The rapid deterioration Of the Hawaiian
people during the reign Of the present sovereign
is one Of the ndisputablc facts ofhistoy. The
land Of the people have been alicnated, II may
be fact, by their own consent. But II the
process is to 90 ON for scofe Of years to come
as it has during the last decade, we shall see
the Hawaiian in the land Of their fathers a
thriftless, vagabond set filthy, diseased, vicious,
burden to themselves and curse TO the
country. The education Of the young is SO
rdiculously meagre and imperfect that the
boasting talk we see in foreign newspapers,
from those ignorant OF the true condition Of
the people, seems criminal folly TO those who
know that education means something more
than an attempt 10 miscall words and construc,
written sentences. The ignorance of the average
Hawaiian in writing his own language is ap-
pallng to those who see the biennial parade Of
figures in the report Of the Board Of Education.
The original design was an industrial Educa.
tional system, but the actual outcome is an
ignorance and wrctchedncss that is one of the
saddcst sights TO be seen on earth, as those
know who know what is the present condition
Of the vast majority OF Hawaiian homes to-day.
by their own acknowledge the IIawaiians
are being dropped out Of the industrial pursuits
that are at the foundation of social welfare and
progress. Laziness and vice react upon each
other. With no regular hours, with no decent
accommodations, with no parental care, Ha.
waiian boys and girls are left to roam the
streets from early dawn to midnight hours,
and any thinking man can judge what must be
the fruits Of such sowing. How long will the
decent, respectable, not TO say Christian
portion of the community endure such folly
and wickedness as now seem to control the
powers that be1 We cannot put in print the
stories OF what has been seen during the last
few days. On whom rests the responsibility
for the longer continuance Of such state OF
things that no parent can consider it safe and
prudent to allow his children TO pass out of the
precincts of we'll guarded home, less they
should be contaminated beyond all hope Of
| recovery Parents, who have homes here, are
you willing to let Hawaiian morals and
manners set the standard, mould the character
and decide the destiny Of your children' Or
are you ready to take your stand and say that
whether in palace yard or drinking dens, Ha-
waiian morals and manners shall no longer be
the seed.bed Of vice and folly, to scatter physi.
cal disease and moral putridity over youthful
innocence and gladstone hopc2
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COMMERCIAL.


Hcsotutu. " J. February %. 1855
", lsne ean,nu,d F,l - ainy weather urou u
has had etry dampenins -as,t BOZ tnguauef' s' mu,h
- that ths tsiayei e,festao fcsuutg, aHI business
r,sits5s afs aIs qu,, afd Interested paftis, io each
az l..tips f-rsAfd 60 marked oaatfaH, vhsH
"wtathsf permitting ~iu te D. papuafh "a ths r''.
and trals saI EIs. can tale thsu raurI .sur.r.
Ahsi saa- 5sisy t,s y ~ s. s. tlrv Nov l"t
tui ia 81 algsaraHgs having made he 'llsuid fun ai
? dsys y hsuf snd b. n,ou'es tu.n ~aH tAn.',o
ss issrist treosM jsJs, te ths r,'h instant lut sr
4, net esihsr any qsoal Hsns - ,amnter.isi nt,fet
CIV o,,r,,g.alcas Giyc'. usle The raitc quataious
u ieslIaf lHt. q rrsiugs, et.
n ,Air,aue mAttr,, the in,smsp,y u the weather
Is as, dti,tfg plans materially '.'h ln ths iiaharf
,as and I.B,re = fary,su ,rs.ri. o., ,s hasuHs ths
rsuyvn,rt, q oaf csaasfs The o'reit'oo u h'
thsus hfass af s,r ,it, hs,r rya,hri chat vrci,hi
c,aaiatda. especially he r1u,iI,l buH1r., positions
tA-fraf that a IS q ts're o. tsamssri anj ha.susn
g. hs,r 90 3a ha.nrs,
tl.s al4uar, s.t,,a " hr nsu M.r,,isr ai finaias
iu removing Nj U,.lHr, ur.ur. ihs vgrifar "a rut
b, aa,ouats -lhoui cause b, a step th,t ts1d, srr
uus, G. adei ths ,,viH a this government ON MvI.
ia, lse quite a large ,um on dsg1,t .as vithIasH
AMI ths osui6,a aies surrnirr,d, anj % BE- hHthsi a'
.srsd tN.st es,srumsui ta7slt have lrsa ud,r0I
10 tAs rs,tst 81 d,.,aunt Dos o., ,5, ~iiNaut a
tatey Morsy ct sH ums, ven. sensitive. auj tls
r-r,tssui utur,r q n, ca,csuuont .H ari.l vh.iN
antagonist. e. The true nisrr,t,o Of Hawaii mus. 'H
tu,s have t, sGc,t ,n hriasus ha aa's dusu ia th1
sfindaaar
" alsstB rs irsnrs inf.ru,atio0 d, tot rn',ret.
= ths Hawaiian ldan aerus, ihe wat,r, thauch Sc
Whispered ia the Ireanst q Nhran, llalr that aH
oasf had l-tu rnads and that they we've hopciui " be
s,sptvsfl, t,t-s takrB up
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

Nothing seemed 10 be going ON in Kohala
on Coronation day but quite number went
out the next day 10 see "scarc crow that
occupied an elevated position In q chair at the
top Of pole in a cane field. The "scarc.
crow ~ as seen from respectable distance was
apparently gotten up regardless of expense,
and expected to scare the crows, " rats see.
ing there are no crows here by his august
presence. In fact, his very sacred and royal
appearance, especially indicated in his crown,
was sufficient to put all plebian rats In dread
awe for league about, and they dared not np.
pronch to breakfast o0 a choice stalk II cane
approach the cane ! meant without humble
forward inclination of the body and q rcvcrent
lifting Of the hat with eyes raised solemn and
sober toward his pseudo majesty, who was we'll
gotten up in uniform and wore all his dccom.
tious.
His crown was sh silence it passes de.
,cnpton, but it was white, white as the snow
on IIawaii's highest peak ~ And did We hear
an awe struck kanaka in half whispered voice
use some high flown expression as "foo.ibH-
kaiWi. ked,' OF was it only imagination ko-
hala would be nothing II it could not he orgi.
nal No old casaway "crown Of hat
would have answered the demand for novelty
and uniqucncss. Still, there are always some
dissatisfied souls; men who would have a real
live king or none at all men pcrchancc who
have had enough Of royalty at home and wish
no resemblance Of it herc and notification was
given by the owner Of the cane field that II
said travcrsy on royalty were not removed by q
given hour in the afternoon, il would be de.
suoyed,
The notification was unhccded, and this
odd cffigy removed to the ridge Of an ami.
NAL that was once horse, went in search ol
an owner. Was It claimed OF not 2 We pre-.
sume that il either was or was not, for it dis.
appeared from public gaze. But We hope that
the artist was successful in securing good
likeness, and will favor you with a copy.
Yours very truly, a. HIM.
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For Uinjvard ports pr Iikelike Feb. so-Rey "
Nhaliey. Hon 4 Judd Hon e. Wilder, = 4 TAlcNau.
der, Mr., ID Arnold, y An5ld, Mr. Conway, \ =
Cooke, Mr, ! II Naiy and three children, W Conway,
u Ioomey, Smith, " J Brodic " K Martin /.
Nhoo, Niie and child Rev Puso,, Mr. Won Tenp>key,
VI lnuts>sn, VI \ lu~oumh II W Severance and
daughter, Mrs Ryerof and 3 children W King, y
W Cusellinc, Father lauier Mrs Nahinu, IGodstein,
Mis-, McGowan, Miss Woodward, J Lewis, I Nath.
anie and Iss deck
For koua and kau per lwalani, Feb 7a-H II
rriHoc>s Ruth keeknlani. Hon Mr., K Bishop, Ma
VI kauiNkau, T Brown. l. =. Hanson, Hcriman,
g VI Night, I Boartnan, Miss ShTye, W X Davis
and siic, Judge Hoapb and two sons, kalama and
wife, Rev u keaweamah, u II Nahnu and son, WV
G5aLAlc, and q deck
For San Francisco, per Sues, Feb Geo Stewart,
u + Holmes, NJ NeSser a y Elliot, Z r Scigfricd. ]
Wand, Bigelow, 4 Kline Clarke ] simmons, NJ
" McCheSney.
For kauai per Jas Makee, Feb io-Nirs Christian, G
Grant, 6 litComh II Trassey, G Farrell ] Rhead.
Fer Mani par Kilauea Hou Feb. Ig-l Haley Mis-
u Young 4 RaicheIoT. G Warner, W r Mossman.
Ior Molakai and Maui per Lehua, Feb I2--E Jones,
{ W Clarke, \ Uuna, ONley ID MeCuuis;ou.
For Auckland, per Cay q New York, Feb 1t-Mrs
Won Icmpsly J II GarNood, 6 Dawson, 4 Hayball,
J Arthur, u Mathnick. W O'Eeilly.
For Hongkons, per Charles L Hook, Feb s--Dr I
l Serley - Chinese passengers, los in transit.
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B,HAT AXE NE CONC TO 20
dBOGT /T3

Are We To be governed by a constitutional
government, OF are We TO be ruled by ire
sponsible and unpindpled adycnlufersp
This is not a question Of theory which can
be morali1ed over and seriously taken into con.
sideralion a, some other time; bu, /, Is a live
question Of the day. which comes home perSon-
ally to every one who has anything at stake in
Hawaii mel, During the past few months the
course u the ministry has changed from bad TO
worse. The eoivnalion folly has been run TO
rs death, snd eSpcnsee incurred which ~ill, Of
moial certainty, exceed the appropriation
made therefor. The ministry have directly
and ~iIliuily disobsled the provisions of the
Auditing Act. Section of such act speci6.
caily requires that every public accountant in
iionolnla shall make weekly payments TO the
Minister Of Finance of all money! rcesive,l by
him, accompanied BY sworn souchcn bearing
biz signature, ann containing fall and ac
eurais description Of the services ior which
such sqms have been received.
Section ; requires that pullie accountants
oui u lionolula shall make like Iciums upon
oath. once a month Section 5 pcremptorily
diiecis ihe Andiioi -cenefal 10 Ief-on to the
Minister Il Finance any failure 10 comply with
,he foregoing sections, AMI. sntil ihey arc CON
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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per City of New York. Feb al
pr G. lroSseau, hoais; Hollis;er * Co, bis ootkS,
b paper ~ 6 tot1cco, cigarettes; Bishop s Co.
pkgs mdse; ; Spauding, % pkCs machinery; ] n
Lane, os marble; NJ Phillips & Co, c. drugs, bS
wire; Hart Bros, 77 bSS eggs kgs butter; Lyons 4
Levy, 81 bNs produce, pkgs groceries, clothing
Allrn Herbert. G grape cuttings; W Pierce Co.
pkg mdse, I3s pkgs produce; ] ! Waterhouse, 6
dry goods, & and bis mdse; Hyman Bros, cs NIT
soc calf skins, cotton hose, wool cloth.
inS, / O srvSovich & Co, i6T pkgs produce; {; Arm
strong, Is cans carp; Leaers Cooke, c. hardware
Castle & Cooke, 30 G butter, pipe fittings, 6
leather, es iron castings, wire cloth, hard
Ssre, 6 screws; 7 o Hall & SON. % psgs hardware,
o. printers materials, wooden ware; NJ Mcln
cruy, cs apparel, ; 6 hosiery; Col II Judd, c,
eluthing J ; Tucker, IS pEgs dry goods; Order, C,
e9ihing 9 loco fittings, bis COTTON; sundry pkgs to
address, and 3ss pkEs Tor Chinese firms.
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sYNRA7XY TO VHoNIT BELONGS.

SYMPATHY TO Jp7O.KI IT BEL ONGS.
The recent changes which have been made in
the administration Of government affairs has, to
grea, extent, dashed the hopes Of such as
were looking to an early and complete solution
Of the serious difficulties which have for some
time past been staring this community in the
face, as a result Of bad government. The idea
entertained by certain Of our prominent men,
who have leaned to conservatism, that more
intimate companionship between Gibson and
the King Was all that was necessary to give His
Majesty the same thorough DISCUS, Of his char.
aeter as has long been generally entertained by
the thinking portion Of this community, has
proved, il We judge blythe exteriorof recent acts,
10 have been an utter delusion. But. IL such
have been surprised, We have not. Where un.
scrupulous men are wanted, no array Of facts
IN proof Of such character is likely TO be hurt.
ful to iheii interests, but rather to enhance the
estimation in which they are held. Facts have
been auayed, sufficient in number and inde.
feasibility, relating to the character of this man,
TO convince even the most ignorant and un.
thinking OF the community OF his utter un.
wonhiness 10 fll the oihce he holds to-day
but, in the face oi this, he he !las grown
in favor 80 that now, as remarked
BY contemporary, he is able to change the
character q o7ngisg yeofAaat for that Of
yeyaI Gidafor. As his character is better
known. his elevation in the esteem Of the King
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PASSENGERS.


From San Francisco. pr CITY ~ New YORK. Feb st-
NJ Garcnlairg NJ Y Millard, john Thurman, Tho,
Nileu, Nh Shame, John ) shane. Nlrs ] VI Ropcr,
pr \ u Nisc, Nt.s Kate Dickson, Nlr Hume, Miss
VI Ni,kol-an, James Frost, NJ Andre John ics>, Miss
Fttic Spuug, John Gain, , \ Barker. Mis- VI RlSe.
Mary Rose, MIR Seymour ] Re,nyais, ! J. McCulg,
" Allen, Miss Rhoies, hiShop Willis, \ SANDER,
Mrs Sanders, Charles Mildon, Jsmes Crane, Mr
y buckingham, ! X Saycrs, u VI Arnold u pove,
Miss IullcNson, Dr " Thompson, "A Churchill, J \
smith. S = smith, Macll Juan, = RepIa, lohn in
val u SWEET, Cuiicy, I J Mcdowell, Chinese and
% iu transit
nom Otudsari ports, per liielike, Feb w
brsiie, ! Mur W Colyille, Wilhelm, = EldaH
Rev Luhiau, Rev II Mhalley, \ VI Spr1ul, Mrs X
Austin, l. Nontcmpsky, ] X kavanui and wife, NJ
kerghoii, wife and child " Els,ic, l IumminE,, W
noli1mar I Alexander, G Bu1rimAn, = II Bailey,
Anna. [ Lucas, Mn Dunn and child.
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sAN rkANelseo MAKkrr KrroKI..


or market, At th, s.a.on A., q, dcyuid of iuisrrs
as an outlascd noie-no vegetable, no fruits, no
nothne and ~ the payets de~ur column each day
to qu5satian, 10, doubt 4 they sake the t,1e jovu
fioe ors uest to ano,hsf 80 little change Is apparent
wheai ewing TO shost rains, naturally strengthen
and does ~, ~,aten ~hh showers flf uhen So pcs
esntai Is ca,rci freely icos, like trouhe ahead One
dealer on tsins asked his pro, fot roupd lo, ~hi,h
hs va ipdaerrn, about sens, placed h figure at ~
cents ret etnal higher than the market when he Wa
Immediately taken Up 90 that paper quotations DO MT
sAo~ the foil Strength q The market
Fisuf q oou>s- must synpa,h,se With wheat fs they
deTend liiils upon each c,heT Standard brands Ad
,apes their prie.s tribe cooc or t~lee week. aud
though ysfef guotstJas say s. ~r kuow t gannc, te
housh, fai that hrsTe hy the thousand larrvls
RAiley IS quite Interesting gamble just now, and
has rnasi as much nierr = stocks clear sy means
bis rsicss to- iis means CONSERVATION to
the lonss and delight TO the shorts Meanwhile tho
ySice ranges fryfa :. - to I. - pr hundred
Oats cvgu. dosts anil nidduss do no; seem 81
auic,iy affected.
Hopsare no, scrambled 70, any more S, per pound
bui hang Al SIS TOYS cents
Posa,o,s ary about hundred Ter cent too high for
their quality, ~heA a, this ssason must ts expected
Buuef raness from 30 cents Eastern to 20 for fancy
l<ands q California it, great oomTettor, ooonargar
in,. having tended check any upward tendency %
the genuine zfticie.
Egg s,ruageT and ~eakef, aeoording to warm OF
cold days may be bcushI from ~ 10 IS eeuis pei
dozen
Game poos in quality and i5s in figures Quail a,
io~ a. S, peT dos,n. all packed ready for cooking.
Fr,a may be comprised IN the two cousins. orange
ard lemons, which arc no~ coming in satisfactory
pSioes IN good oser, the former hruginE ah5u, s. PEI
bon os ho and s.. 50 for the latter, boN q Grange
holdns from 800, size - that oranges r'
really cheaper than in your market, though incline {,
think your variety is the sWeeter.
Staple gTgeerics have no changes note, fancy ami
eies being governed by demand and supply entirely
and having list as long the morAl Law, eanno, h
quussd
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rs A--,a.s a.ss EHsr-is s si-sAArriar lusnlsr Al
tAs So a fop srs<s.
rA4 h.ls.a e4sk uns<k Is q bsS.a Co, -k-ii
dAs<k>sSlns
Th< hsxzfasne. laAn u S,ssessh and Coaa1so az
N ~ sss>n .s -4iinx c~fxc<A
1bs Hssxisza s<a..sf L. X niako, \ dse fion s.a
tssz-sses ie-s-y. .sh os< a-y Lao s<-A
hss4sN G Nerd : Ga. a S-A fraarieco kAss
b<sth>->d th< Ae<r<<a t-ss kAshss alss fislsi ~
~ ~ On tl.~ Hoaslzi. rs1is
n sf-<<<s k.As = SsFsasas -AAsf -in -.su
- se>4l ~ "a 2sslnI bks has hexl sfeaxthenod
shss<'SAS fss sz.d ~. vsh n<~ ssss,. sie.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

In view Of this showing, Is il not time ior
somebody to rise and eNplainr We call the
attention oi taxpayers TO this condition Of our
treasury, with the taxes about all in. What
has become Of them9
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TIfE LITEST NODELTp,
Something which no one should bc without u ths
Magneso-Caloite rire-Proof Safes,

Read ono testimonial out Of many.
Reto,f al Committee ef me iaiA,aacc Etfcyff;
NJ q meeting II the Massachusetts, Mutual Fire In.
surancc Union, held at Nantasket Beach. August 56
1884, sanplcs Of boxes manufactured by the Magneso-
Caciie Firr. ProUf Company were shown. An iron
box, about two feet long and foo deep and wide,
with lining three fourth, of inch thick " Maguc-o
Cacite material. was filled with various documents,
grcenbacls and part Of card Of luccr matches. II
was then placed upon bed of hot Goals anl at least
four feet OF dry hard wood piled upon IT, The box was
kept undet esrene heat for an hour and half Not.
withstandng the iron cover II the box badly
warped that the lining IN immediate contact with
the flames, opening II the whole contents were found
In perfect state of preservation small bond and
case designed to be used inside Of vaults and safes,
was subjected the degree of heat for half an
hour and It's contents also found free from any
appearance Of FIRE smoke when placed therein
H. {. BtGunw.
ANos BATES,
CmAs II. CuMISGs
CHAs. a. HowtAND,
EltIAH Hpwr, H.,
ALpRsD l.. BARHouR,
is9tf Representative insurance officers.
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s.a Fr>seiree. arrived f.s J, Nh "a Lad, IassI.-,a
CA.sson. hsncs Jas a.. Fs6 . An tsrn Esa. WlI
,z4a k<ne< lan y. f,6 a. Am IA CaIl.afish, HUI
t-sd. Asaes. fsb -, An tsins " q ir-in, iaIsu,
h<au< Jsa as
Pen Is-.-na. .ani.ss Fsb "a. An hsias AHsia.
Ne-hsii. hracs Jsa az
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY a. 1850.

The following figures showing the balances
in the government treasury, al the respective
periods indicated, needs little commen, from
US at this time, so glaring is the difference,
further than to explain that the small amount
of funds now ON hand is the more astounding
from the fact tha, the receipts OF the govern
ment during the encumbency OF the present
administration has been larger than at any
other like period, exceeding, We arc informed,
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2p Authoritp.
Office of Superintendent of Water Works,

IIuHoLuLu, July ,, 1889.
Al persons having Water Privileges are notified that
their WATER RATES are payable semannually, in ad.
vance, at the office Of the Superintendent Of Water
Works, foot OF Nuuanuu street, upon the ist day Of
January and July Of each year. c. u. WILSON,
u5.u Superintendent Water Works.
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SHIPPING.


MosolH s,Hr. McGrego1, frOfn koolau .... Feb .
WaimAnAlo, tin, SelSon, from Wamlanalo be-. " ~
likelse. SIN, King. frum Hlo and way ports. " rs
kz1ik,Aoah, Sch, fIom Hoaokas- ..-.--. " %
City of New Nusk. NJ ), SeAre, itom :. T " u
HaleAsala. SCH from Fepeekeo. .............. ~
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EXPTORS.

t9r San Francisco, per Sue1, FEB r9-SugaI, s,obr,
o., rs; nee, St,4oo ns; . bbs ialoW, asso H., so
hides, go guaI SKINS, 1870 bnohs bananas, bNs beie
leaves; value, St4s67ao7.
For San fIancisoo. pr Lilly Grace Feb I9--Sugar,
i,oss, ,o04 10; value, SIo7, t34.oo.
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"a few weeks ago, jurics were appointed to
consider and report ON the widening of Mcr
chant and Aakca streets. No street in this
city requires to be widcncd SO much as the
first named. The public would like to see this
work undertaken ut once. With regard TO
Alakcn street, some speoulator in anticipation
Of It's being widcncd, has thought tit 10 place
the foundation Of his wooden structure as close
TO the middle of the road as he can without
blocking up the sidewalk. When the street is
widcned the owner Of this structure will natu-
rally look for compensation. -Ddiy T. c. dd'
afJiiSft.
In explanation Of the above paragraph, we
would inform those ignorant of the fact, that
the premises referred to are owned by Queen
Kapiolani, and that the building mentioned, is
being constructed OF material taken itom the
Palace yard. The plea of verdancy, OF mad.
vertency, on the part OF the +. c. 4. reporter,
will perhaps avert the consequences which
would otherwise naturally attach 10 so disre-
speetful mention OF the royal propensity To
grab.
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Departures.

Suei, o s, Dodd fos San Franeisoo. Feb y
Lucrv;la Am tern ~hAlef, Kelly for cruise. y
Jeisnp, s<Al, l0< Sa-ii~ih .....---.--. y
CAtefina sch, fo- HAnalei .,............. y
WAin.zu. sch ios Onomea Dbl. ..--...,....... " -
uil2mA. sshf. for HanAlei ...,.-......,... -
Manuoka~ai, sch. for koloa. etc, Kauai. ..... y
Lihoiho sch, foS koloA ...,.......,-...,... y
Mile MosriS, sch, foE kaapaya. ......-. " ~
Mo- keiki. sch. toH MosolAi .......... y
KaalA. sch, for koolAn- ........-..... ~
L<hua SIN, LurvnIsn, for Molosai and Hama. " ~
kil&u,a Hou, ftmT, Sears for kahuui ,...... " 70
james Malice, McDonAld, for kauai ..-.--. " ~
lx&h, sch, fcT koholAlro ............... Ig
khnsai, sch. for WA,alua- .,.,...... 70
WAimahalo, sm. Sslsoa. Tor Naimanalo....... d" 70
Lily CTAe,, Ha- bs, Hughes, for San FiaH.. " ~
lLkelise, I'm, King. fof Htlo and way purts "
Mokoti SIN, McCreyof, foE koolau. .....-- " -
l-@lAni, sn, Rates. Tor AAalaea, Mona & kau.. "
Mar 4 Poster. sch for ka1i.-.............. 20
CITY u New Nork, y NJ 5 = Cobb, for ;. p. "
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BORN.
DIED.

daughter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
THINGS WISE AND oTNKRWzsE.

1t is no, true ,ba, the new Board of Educa.
cation have ordered that the hula In; be made
part of the educational exercises throughout
the common schools; nor thai the "Broom.
stick Brigade" of the Roval School. be p,o.
yided with uniforms and Tow muske,s.
its pedestal in the center Of the lawn in front Of
the Government Building, is fine bronze rep
resentation Of an ideal barbarc hero, and
forms daily center Of attraction for gather
ing Of Hawaiian garen.
-.
On di, ,ha, one Of the members of IN. ,,..
sen, cabine, intends finally 10 remove his os,;c.
from the Goyerpmen, building 10 a ol,ee more
handy 10 the Office Of The Ann;,,,,iaJ Or.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

SIMPsoN-M waimea, Kauai, Feb Ioth, REy
ADAM SIMPSON, aged Sc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

Immediately sequent upon the announcement
Of the Registrars dismissal, can scarcely be
construed into an endorsement of the act.
DO nations send out representatives TO their
foreign neighhors for the purpose OF attending
to the interests of their subjects on alien soil,
OF to play dunky to alien courts and court
grandccs2
Wednesday the ,iyt instant was Sc, apart
as day of lIookupu tur oHcringsl to their
Mtjestics, rendered appropriate as an accom-.
panmenl OF the coronation festivities. Eu.
phcmistic advertisements, inviting the attend.
anee Of the public were plcniimlly distributed,
dating back q sufficient time to allow for . full
preparation by the expected visitors. But the
visitors, nevertheless, seemed to he few, and
their offerings lar between. Some given to as.
Economical interpretations las lately taught 10y
the Gibsonian organl attribute the fact to the
disappearance OF the star (Which, strange to
say, was seen shining con,cmpomneou,y with
the sun ON coronation morn; others, to the
ehec, Of certain reports which have become
current as To the fate of other donation, made
some little time since.