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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-11-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

Just the man to fill a vacancy-the
dentist.
There are both warning and encour-
agement in the saw: "a man, as he
manages himself, may die old at thirty
or young at eighty. IN Y. Herald.
The books which help you most are
those which make you think the most.
The hardest way of learning is by easy
reading.-Detro1 Post.
Dear me-" said good old lady on
Fifth avenue the other evening, how
this craze for china is growing! Here's
a New York club that pays three thou
sand dollars for pitcher. "-PittSburgh
Telegraph.
-" Pat, you shot both barrels into a
regular jam of ducks, but l don't be-
lieve you killed many" said the hunt
er's companion. "Oi didn't, did OiP"
exclaimed Pat. Jus look in the
wather there, will yez? It's fairly alive
wild dead wans!"- Chicago Times.
Finally Gets There
Sealskin sacque in the store;
Wife looks back, eyes it DER.
Says TO husband: "Ain't it nice"
He shuts eyelids like Il wise.
Shakes his head sadly: mol!
Grabs her arm, home they go.
Drops of water one by one,
Will wear away the hardest stone.
Ere the fals backbones broke,
WHEY wears sealsbin cloak.
The difficulty with most people is
that they want to sit in the sunshine
and have good fortune come tumbling
into their laps. Nature is an odd dame,
however, and doesn't give even half
loaf to a man who can do his own loaf
ing. You must get your spindle and
distaff ready, and then Providence will
send you the flax to spin.-M Y. Her.
aid.
"A young lady reading in news
paper the other day of a girl having
been made crazy by sudden kiss
called the attention of her uncle, who
was in the room, to that singular occur
renee, whereupon the old gentleman
grutfiy demanded what the fool had
gone crazy for. "What did she go crazy
forp" archly returned the ingenious
maiden. "Why, for more, / suppose"
"A fat gentleman, who had not come
out of the bath, half opens the door of
his dressing-room and in a state of be-
wildeyment calls out: "Boy, what sort
of place is this? Some one has stolen
my pants!' Impossible, sir. This es-
tablishment is strictly honest l will
60 and see; but there must be some
mistake. About five minutes after
ward the fat gentleman, who is still in
the primitive uniform of the Garden of
Paradise, calls the boy again, in voice
agitated by uneasiness. The boy re-
turns and shouts in a shrill voice:
Cant find your pants anywhere, sir;
are you sure you had any when you
came inP"-M T. Graphic,
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FACTS AND FIGURES.

New Hampshire citizens 70 the num-
Der of 120,505 are scattered throughout
the States.
The Georgia Legislature has voted
to build capitol in Atlanta, to cost
S1,000,000.
, Within two years Roanoke, Va, has
grown from small village to city of
over 5000 population.
"A year ago $4,000, 900 was invested
IN oil works in Garfield, Pa. Now the
town has only few empty houses
Pittsburgh Post.
Baltimore is to have a permanent
exposition building, constructed of
brick, iron and marble, at a cost of
$500, 600. Baltimore San.
Georgia disputes with North Car
DINA the title of ''Tar-heel State" The
total value of the formers product of
resin and turpentine for the past six
months exceeds that of North Carolina
by over S1,000,000.
Recent reports state that the sugar
crop of Cuba this year will be deficient,
as will also that of San Domingo, which
will fall considerably short of that of
last year, although the general quality
will be superior Chicago Times.
The Canada Pacific Railway of
fcers say that the distance from New
York to Port Moody, over their road,
when completed, will be 1854 miles;
whereas the distance between New York
and San Francisco, by the shortest lines,
is 1881 miles.
The mackerel catch being very
short this season, large quantities Of
white fish have been sent to Georgia
from the Western lakes. They are
packed Just as mackerel, but are of
slightly inferior flavor and fineness, and
sell for about half the price, Chicago
NeUS.
The autumn round-ups of cattle in
Indian Territory show that the reported
loss of cattle from thefts and disease
was greatly exaggerated. One stock
man recently sold his ranch and 5000
cattle for $4,000, and another re-
ceived 800, 900 for 1000 head of beeves.
Chicago Journal.
France had in 1880 only 115 UNI
brella- makers, and their business did
not amount to more than 5000, 900 a
year. In 1S47 the number of umbrella
makers in France had increased to 303,
and their business to S2,000,000. Last
year the umbrella and sunshade makers
in Paris numbered 409, and they en-
ployed / ,508 men, who turned out 49,
600, 900 worth of umbrellas, etc.
"A correspondent of a Boston paper
writes from Provincetown: ''Never be-
fore in any one year were so great
quantities of fish landed in this town as
| in that now clOSipp Probably inward
of 100000 pounds of Goldfish alone
represent the catch of this year for
Provincetown. The whalemen have not
Jared so well as last year, and the mack
erel catchers have accomplished little
or nothing but the cod-fishers have re-
deemed the business-have caught so
many indeed that the price has descend
ed to ridiculous figure"
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IL she had been, there would not have
been better fellow goingp'
As he slowly and awkwardly fastened
on her gloves and bracelets, he per-
ceived that her eyes wandered, her
brows were knitted, she was absent and
did not seem to see him, her hand
dropped Imply.
Come, | say!n observed the youth,
"f you don't stiilen your wrist bit
can do nothing with you. What are
you thinking abouty"
Margaret started, looked down ut him
and smiled.
II beg your pardon, Tom, dear. /
was thinking of something. | am on
the eve of taking a great resolution.
"OhI' said Tom. And Margaret
added:
"Are you sure you won't break
down at supper, at the critical mo-
mentp"
Il, no!'' was the confident reply. II
know it off by heart" he added, mys-
teriously; won't it be lark. lust?
There's the first ring. 1 shouldn't won
der if it was Biddulph, should you?
He's sure to be early
Eyes, l suppose it Isl answered
Margaret, with darkening face.
And, in fact, in few minutes Mr..
Biddulph was announced, and came
into the room.
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ONE LIFE.

Her white little hand Is resting
On the arm that held il of old
And he thinks It is only the night breeze
That makes 1t so soft and cold.
Her eyes into his are gazing
Eyes ever so faithful tn him,
And he thinks IL the shadowy twilight
That makes them so strange and dim.
Her pretty face turns toward him;
Ali when did her face turn away?
Aud he thinks IL the silvcry moonlight
That makes it so faint and gray.
Oh. spirit that fingers and fal.ers,
Take courage and whisper Goodbye!
A lifeY-why life is nothing,
When millions each minute die.
with millions each minute dying,
What matters one life or death?
Qae fragile aud tender existence?
One tremulous passing breathe
A life? Why, life is nothingl
What matters tho one burn dim2
Alas. for the folly of reason
One lite is the world to him!
-Ar0OSU
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ITO BE CONTINUED. !

One day an old negro, clad in
rags and carrying burden on his head,
ambled into the Executive chamber in
New York and dropped his load on the
floor. Stepping towards the Governor,
he said; Am you de Gubner, sahP"
Being answered in the affirmative, he
said; If dat am a fac Use glad ter
meet yer. Yer see l ibis way up dar
in de back OBJ de country, and is a poor
man, sab. l dun h'ar dar is some per-
vishuns in de Con sutton TO de cullud
man, and am hyar to get some oh
'em, sab. IN. Y. Times.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-11-03

Paris has a newspaper which is
published on the plan OF making the
vanity of aspiring rather than inspired
authors pay the expense. 1t is week
ly sheet filled with articles which the
writers pay for instead OF the published
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that she could not understand why gov
ernesses complained of their charges.
Margaret, who had an almost magic
influence over children herself, main
tanned the very reverse, saying that
of course there were ways and ways of
treating them. but that, adopt what
way you pleased, they were trouble,
and always would be. They did not
pause now TO have one of their dis
cuss;ons on this topic; but Mrs. Pierce
shock her head, and wondered how it
was that Miss Percival could not always
look like that.
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have tried it We trust that this be-
lief has now been disipated by the
vigilance which these occurrences
prove that Mr.. HENpRY, the Deputy
Collector, has impressed upon his
subordinates. The following list will
enable our readers TO see the hauls
made through the vigilance of Mr..
MORRILL, during the last Z weeks:
Nov. II, cx Sucz.........20 half lb. tins
Dec. Z, cz Discovery. 1876
| &c. 21, cN Klikitut.... 80
Jan. II, cx Falkinhcrg, 40 half ID. tins,
and 3 five lb. tins.
During that short space of time no
less than four seizures have been
made and convictions of four per-
sons obtained.
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OPPOSED TO THE TREATY.

New YoHK, Dec. 1s-The Post
says: If Hawaiian sugar is admitted
at San Francisco free of duty it
must be admitted free at every other
port, but what monstrous perver-
sion of justice it is that bounty
should be voted from the Treasury
to lot of cane-growers in q foreign
country, for that is what it amounts
to. Experience has proved that
sugar is no cheaper in the Pacific
Coast States by reason of this
scandalous arrangement, which has
running for eight or ten years. The
Secretary of the Treasury has called
attention to the fact that it may be
terminated next year. 1t ought to
be terminated at II o'clock noon on
the earliest day it can be lawfully
reached.
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OPIUM SMUGGLING.

During the last two months quite
number of attempts have been
made to smuggle opium into this
Kingdom. These have been defeated
by the vigilance of the Customs De-
partment officials, especially the
Port-Surveyor, Mr.. MORRILL,. 1t
throws into light the efficiency of the
officials that so many captures
should have been made in so short a
time, but at the same time it shows
lis that the smuggling of opium into
this Kingdom must have been
thought epsyin the Collector-Gen-
erals absence or 50 many would not
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SHIPPING NOTES.


Tnr Uilama brought 12o bags of
paddy from Hanale.
THE Amelia % days from Port
Blakelcy arrived yesterday with
100000 # of lumber and 100000
shingles.
The barkentinc Tropic Bird,
which arrived in San Francisco, Dec.
IS from Tahiti, reports that on
November 18th, 1882, in latitude
IA Q 80 south, longitude 149 Q 5
west, she spoke the American boat
Pacific, schooncr-rigged, Is tons,
Captain Bernard Gilboy of San
Francisco, 90 days out from that
port, and bound for Brisbane, Aus
tralia. He reported having exper-
fenced fine weather throughout, cN-
cept between latitude 5 and s north,
where he encountered head winds
and calms and was delayed 20 days.
He was sanguine of success.
The barllentine W. II. Dimon6
completed one of the best trips on
record yesterday, being only eleven
days from Kahului. This is, if we
mistake notS the best since 1861, Z,
when the famous old clipper bark
Comet arrived from Honolulu in ten
days and twenty hours.--llto. Dec.
%
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PUNAHOU PRIMARY.

Yesterday afternoon the primary
department of Punahou was formally
opened in the old Armstrong pre-
misses, on Bcretania street, at the
head of Richards street. Over 81
pupils were enrolled. The whole
building has been renovated and
painted and fixed, and now it pre-
scnts the best appearance of any
school we have seen. Miss Moore,
who is q new arrival in our city, will
take charge.
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Yesterday afternoon, about three
O'Clock, the covered grocery wagon
belonging to MIR. S. j. Levey was
standing in front of the Union Feed
Co.'S store. BY some means the
horse got startled and it ran away
along Queen street. 1t ran into Mr..
fuckers brake, which was hitched
up to Wilder's fence; then going
along, as it turned up into Fort ST.,
ovcrsct on the sidewalk next to S.
Motifs Stove store. The cover was
all smashed up. In the meantime
Mr.. fuckers horse ran away and
ran into an express standing III front
of Irwin & Co.'S. The express had
part of its und ryear damaged, but
Mr.. fuckers brake suffered nothing
but slight scratch.
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THE LUNATIC ASYLUM

Is now enlarged by the addition Of
a new building for quiet and con-
valescent patients. Mr.. j. G. Hay
selden, the contractor, has succeed
cd in carrying out ably the ideas of
DIR. Hagan, and has even gone so
far in his desire to benefit the
Asylum as to put in extra work and
buildings not called for in his con-
tract, at the request of the medical
superintendent. The building is of
wood, and is in aspect as much like
an ordinary dwelling-house as could
be made. 1t is approached by Il
flight of steps leading up to a broad
verandah. Through the center of
tie building runs wide hall, from
which the different rooms open off.
The first room on the right hand
side contains eight beds, for those
who recover better when in society;
then comes a passage leading off to
the right. The remaining rooms
along this passage and the hallway
are single rooms, large, comfortable,
well lighted and ventilated, and con-
tanning the necessary accommodate
tions. On the left of the hall are
the same style of rooms, except the
one at the entrance, which is re-
served for sitting room and library
for the patients. Beyond this are a
suite of rooms for patients who are
accompanied by friends OF servants.
1t is noticeable that the windows are
not barred and everything is light
and cheerful, giving great home
like contrast to the old building,
which is arranged in gaol-lille cells
with barrett doors and windows.
There are accommodation for 20
patients, which will sensibly relieve
the strain upon the old building.
During the past year 10 patients
have been discharged cured out of
GO, an unusually large per. centage
There are many peculiar forms Of
mental disease among the inmates,
one even being of the belief that he
is our Savior in person, and wearing
his hair and beard long and untrim-
med. Great praise is due to the
contractor, Mr.. Hayselden, and the
medical superintendent for the eN-
cellent style the building has been
planned and finished, and the Minis
terial party duly expressed their
satisfaction with everything, and es-
pecially for the courtesy with which
they had been received. Mr.. Wright,
the Superintendent, also was compli-
mented on his share of the work.
In this connection we would again
draw public attention to the erecrdblc
condition of the road to the Asylum.
1t is simply fit for +" neither man nor
beast" p" to traverse.
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Tht na'|u Bn11tti'e
SATURDAY., JAN. 13, 1888.
THIS DAYS DOINGS.

MORNING. lNo.---.--,.----.-.-.---
Union Prayer Meeting, at Bethel,
a. 11:30.
+. p. Adams will Sell, at II noon,
ut Sales Room Valuable Real Sstate.
AFTERNOON,
Reception, from 8 to at II. r.. III.
Princess Likelikis Waikiki Resi-
dencc.
EVENING.
Union Prayer meeting at Fort ST.
Church, at 1880.
TOMORROW.
Bethel, Rev. DR.. Damon, at | |
O'Clock.
Fort st. Church, Rev. j. A. Cur
zan, morning and evening.
Bible Glass at Fort st. Church
Vcstry. at 3:15.
st. Andrews IS Cathedral, Rev. G..
Wallace, morning and evsning.
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THE Islanders,

Brought by the Julia, are much
smaller than Hawaiiaus, have dark
skins, negro features, and woolly
heads, They are quite healthy and
in good spirits, singing and dancing
great part of the time. They de-
clare themselves very contented with
their treatment, both OH the voyage
and here.
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OK Monday evening last couple
of gentlemen drove a mob of z or 8
horses through Berctania street
furiously. One lady had a narrow
escape, having to climb over fence.
This sort of thing should not be per-
mitted.
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Notice ofDissoIution.

THE Union Feed Company, composed
l. of Bruce Cartwright, w. S. Luce,
and A. w. Bush, was dissolved on the
2Sth day of December, 1882, Bruce Cart
wright purchasing the entire interest of
W. S. Luce and A. w. Bush, who from
the 2Sth December, 1882, ceased to be
partners in the said Union Feed Comp.
any. Bruce Cartwright, the purchaser,
assuming all liabilities of said Company
prior to date of dissolution thereof.
w. S. LUCE.
291 I'm A. w. BUSH.
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The Band will not play at Emma
Square this afternoon-it being en-
gagged to play at the reception Of
Princess Likelike, at Waikiki.
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THIS is, we understand, the first cam.
ella in bloom on the islands.

THE Band will give an extra con-
cert at Emma Square on Monday
evening, Jan. IS; and the regular
moonlight concerts at Emma
Square on Thursday, Jan. IS, and
Monday, Jan. 22- weather. permit
ing.
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II. Il. ii. PRINCESS LIKELIKE will
hold n reception this afternoon from
3 to 5 O'Clock, at her Waikiki resi-
dence. The occasion is the return
of her birthday.
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VIZ are told that the Board of In
migration did investigate into the
matter of the returning South Sea
Islanders taking arms with them,
and were assured ON the best author
ity that the arms were necessary.
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YESTERDAY afternoon the Her.
brideans were vaccinatcd by Drs.
McKibbin and Trousseau. Thirty
three of them were sent TO Ookala
by the Luka.
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Mr.. CRuzAN's theme Oh Sunday
will be-in the morning, " Sin and
its Cure -; in the evening, Sand
the Devil threw him Down"
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A VERY fine camcllia, in blossom,
was brought in by Mr.. j. S. Levey
yesterday from his residence, and is
now Oh view at his store on Fort 81.
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PIIKoI street is being macadamiz-
ed. By-and-bye we shall have all
the streets attended to, eh?
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EDITOR BULLErIN,-An item in the
Gozetto of January 10th, says that
8" the road leading past Mr.. Mac
kintosh's has not been in arorse con-
dition for years" :" Any impartial
observer will join us in saying that
said road has not been in better con-
dition for years, in fact ever since
the Nuuanu road was first opened.
Yours, Sc,
MANY RESIDENTS OF NUUANU.
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YELTERDAY morning, out on King
street, it was so cold that there was
ice in the road at half-past six.
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THIRTY-sIx lcpers have been put
in the Branch Hospital at Kakaako
in the last two weeks.
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Gep Notice IL

X LII DEBTS due to The undersigned
"a must be paid on or before the 31st
January, otherwise they will be placed
in the hands Of collector.
2pl 2w CAPT. MARCUANT,
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Notice.

NOulces va
A LII parties indebted to ID. w. Clark
"a are requested to settle the same on
or before the 18Th instant; and all par.
ties having bills against the same arc
requested to present the same without
delay.
Parties having clocks, watches and
jewclry at my store, for repairs, will
please clll for the same at once, as in.
tend leaving the Kingdom on the 10Th
instant.
290 1w ID. w. CLARK.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence is solicited on the top.
les of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise pure.
ly personal matter.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
rcspondents.-ED.
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LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.

The Moehonua estate cases were
decided yesterday, adversely to the
Kings claim.
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40 Let,

q LARGE Unfurnished Rooms, five
Il minutes walk from Post Oilicc.
2I3 CAVENAGH's AGENCY.
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Notice.
Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
"A the Estate of nj. j. Rose, deceased,
will please present them to the under.
signed; and all persons indebted to the
above Estate will please settle accounts
by payment to
+. A. SCHAEFER.
Honolulu, Jan. II, 1883. 295 1w
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Wanted,
Wanted,
Wanted,


NNE 1O-Gauge COLT GUN, together
" with my fayorite sporting dog
" NANCY" Enquire of
POP lw ID. w. CLARK.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Isle of Anglcsea will sail to-mor-
row.
The c. q. Whitmorc sailed on satur-
day in ballast and stores. She will
return with a load of lumber for Allen &
Robinson.
The Bgtne w. G. Irwin sailed Sept 20
for $. +. She took l,472 bags of sugar,
olS kegs of sugar, POI bags of rice, and
lis bags of ava root. Total domestic
value, So, ,204.2l.
Stmr G. II. Bishop brought ,s92 bags
of sugar, 81 bags of rice, 10 hides, and
| bundle of goat skins
Stmr Waioli brought s25 bags sugar.
The schooner Mile Morris is being
repaired
Schr Wailele brought 800 bags sugar.
Mr.. Sorrenson has the contract TO re.
pair the bark G. S. Hubert. Work will
begin to-day under the supervision OF
Ii. Cook.
Stmr Likelike brought 1886 bags OF
sugar, 40 head cattle, 10 calves.
The City of New York left San Fran
cisco Sept %, at 8 am. and arrived n,
Honolulu Sept 80, at 1880 noon. She
left for Australia at o'clock this am. /.
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In the Australasian of September lst
an account is given of the grounding of
the steamer Rotomahana, the finest in
tercolonial passenger boat, in exactly
the same spot where the Tararua was
totally wrecked two and half years
ago. 1t is SAID that "nothing but the
material of her construction milled steel
could have sustained with so little
damage such terrific battering as her
bottom received from the sharp and
Jagged rocks off the fatal Waipapapa
Point and but for her having double
bottom, it is more than likely even these
comparatively slight injuries would have
proved fatal.
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Captains Smart, Freeman and
pilot Freeman arrived to enquire into
The proceedings on board, resulting
in engineers positively refusing to
90 to sea in the ship, so proposed to
90 out, sooner than take them on
under arrest to Hongkong, which
proposition is agreed to by all
nariipS.
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OLELO HOOLAHA.

KE HOOLAHAIA aku nei ma keia
IN ua pau ko Sing Tong Long, Ping
Chong Alan me Aiu noho ana mau
lala no ka Hui Sun Cheong Leong g.
Co. A ma ALONG elawelawe aku ka oiha-
ma malalo ka inoa o Sun Cheong Leong
" Co., ma Heeia, Koolaupoko Oahu.
e35- o na ale pau ka hale oleloia G
pono hookaaia aku iaia.
oil 2w ALONG.