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TIE photographer of the United
States Navy being desirous of obtain
ing fuller reports in regard to whales
than have heretofore been sent IN.
has issued circulars requesting mas
tiers Of vessels. sailing IN every ocean.
10 cooperate by sending in reports.
In his circular the photographer says:
The value Of these reports Will be
greatly enhanced If care be taken TO
state the kind OF whale seen whether
right, hump-hack. fn-back. sperm.
etc: the direction in which the
whales and fish are moving. together
with the direction Of the wind at the
time lin order 10 test the theory that
they swim against the wind. and
finally. whether any young indivi-
2uals were noticed in the school. +"
It Is safe 10 say that comparatively
few masters can distinguish. particu-
larry at long range. between the diff
ferent species OF whales. Then. as TO
direction. who can tell when the mon
sters Of the deep may be only coun-
ter-swimming for exercise when seen
breasting the gale? However. if cap
tains Of vessels are public-spirited
enough TO do their best in meeting
the photographers wishes. large
mass OF valuable information Will I'M
doubtedly be collected.
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REGULATIONS.

By virtRe OF the authority oo1fslre5 upon
me by 81 Act entitled AN Act to Regulate
Chinese immigration sPpGcYed December
%. 1857. hereby publish By and With the
consent Of the Cabinet n Council. tie fol-
loving Regulations:
1. Each application BY a Chinese resident
IL Ibis kingdom fcr 4 permit TO enter tie
Kingdom shall b accompanied BY the appIi-
cznt-s Iteeipt Tor ts1ss for the current year /:
his passenger ticket his Custom House pass
port; duplicate oopiss OF photographs show
ing foil face and plofils vieEs Of the sgIli-
cant and Zee Of I've dollars. And such
applicant shall make !; appear 10 tie sztis-
faction Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
that he has resided within the kingdom
for two years, and that be Is lot q vsgrant,
criminal, professional bsgear, user OF opium,
OF one likely 10 become charge upon the
c0untry.
,. Applications for permits 70 be issued TO
Chineze women. children and families Under
Section 6 Of the said ACT. must BE acconps-
MED h certificate that the women are Of
good character. @ are tie wives Of Chinese
residents II the Knic6on, OF that said child
ren OF families are such y permits are pro
vided for II said Section c.
g. Section 9 Of 5hs said Act : as follows:
San permits issusd nnder the provisions Of
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tbiS Act are personal and no, transferable.
ard transfer OF attempted Transfer shall Be
deemed 70 he a cancellation sud s forfeiture;
and the person masking o. attempting to
uske such transfer, snd shy person aiding
q a5eitIuc him In - doing. shah be liable.
OF conviction. 70 3 TeuSiiy of Two Hundred
Dcllsrs. OF to Imprisonment for s Se-u nos
exceeding SIX mouths ,; hand labor.
J0NA. AUSTIN,
Minister q Foreign Affairs
Foreign OtscS. Honolulu. Feb. u, ISSS.
g-sE js17-st
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Wellington Post had a singularly we'll
informed leader on the whole question
on SATURDAY evening last, which con-
cludes SS follows: "Judglng from the
speech Of Admiral Fairfax at the
opening of the Calliope Dock on
February 10th, ii would seem that
the Imperial Government is going
10 undertake the survey on its own
account, and from other information
which has reached us, we imagine that
the company will not persist In seek
ing pecuniary assistance from the
vey nj its own cost if the Imperial
Government do not do il. The ulti-
mate and early construction of this
line may be regarded aS certain, and
the present company will have to act
promptly if ii wishes to secure the
support which the Australian Colo
mics, with the exception of New South
Wales and South Australia, are well
disposed To grant towards the eStab-
liShment Of u satisfactory Pacific cable
line. New South Wales, indeed, al
though declining 10 assist in the sur
Yey. would be bound to afford mate
rial support if the line were con-
>tructed. To New Zealand such line
would be of enormous advantage, and
the subsidy asked from the colonies
Is really a very moderate one, espeei-
ally aS return in form of free use
Of the cable to the full value is offered
for Government messages.
The following extract contains the
part Of Admiral Fairfax'S remarks
above referred to. 1t is from his
speech at the opening of the Cal
Hope Dock at Auckland, the largest
dry dock. by the way, in the Southern
Hemisphere. The Admiral said:
The Admiralty have sent out sur
veying vessel, the Egeria, one of the
largest in the service, 10 survey the
route between Auckland and VAN
couver acknowledgements have no
doubt that within few years we shall
have steamers running between
Auckland and British Columbia rs
you now have between San Francisco
and Auckland. applause | think,
too, that it is not unlikely that we
may before long have steamers coming
here direct from England via the Pan
anna Canal. Cheers II will give
me great pleasure TO report TO the
Admiralty the completion Of this great
work, and the use it will be To Her
Majesty'S ships, especially in time of
war. when they can be dCcked securely
protected by your forts and torpedo
defence.
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An Upset

A party of four of the officers of the
L. S. S. Marion hired a Victoria on
Sunday week for a drive to the
Pail. On the return trip, the horses
started for n run, and when rounding,
a curve in the road the carriage upset,
throwing the four exeursionists over
board. One of them struck the ground,
chin down, and was knocked insen-
sible. The party was well fixed for
eventualities of this kind, as the ships
doctor was one of the four. The acct
dent took place near the electric light
works, whittier the injured gentleman
was conveyed. He remained there
until morning, when he was reported
all right again and returned to the
ship. The party noted the kind atten-
tions received at the electric light
works.
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Be 1t known to all whom it may concern
that ofscIal notice having this day been
concentrated to this Department by Mon
sieur 4. c. Laurent Coohelei, Consul and
Conn issso1er Of FrEncs, tbs; the President
az the Republic OF France has commissioned
MONSIEUR LION BELLAQUET
IS ClSnosllo. 10 The French legation 81
Honolulu Therefore the sid Monsieur
Leon Bellsqust : hereby acknowledged SIS
Cbzucsl.oE aforesaid, Srd all his o1ciAl sets
IS such ays ordered TO receive full faith aad
c.55i; by the authorities OF this Government
IONA. AUSTIN,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Dept. Fossiea Affairs, March l0, ISIS.
IS-St lSl2--i
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ACCORDING to the following from
the Auckland HIseliy Meas Of Febru-
airy 18th, some OF our Colonial neigh
bors eYince gratifying amount of
eagerness for Pacific cable:
The following are the proposals of
the Cable Company. The Austria
lasian Governments 10 contribute
$500 toward an ocean bed survey.
= ) guarantee Of eT5,GJ0 a year for
twenty-five years after the cable Is
laid; the respective AustraIasian Gov
ernments 10 be allowed free Use Of the
line TO the extent Of their eontTibu-
tons, the rate between England and
Australia or New Zealand not 10 ex-
coed Is word 10 the public Accord
ing TO Captain Rowen, B-he represented
Mr.. Owen Jones at the recent Confer
ence, the Imperial Government was To
be asked 10 assist the survey. The
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AfEG-GA q -EE ElA2- ~ EE=L-=.
EoSo-CLC. FehrUarT =. 1855
The following persols aEs duly sutboEizs,
Agents Of fbe Board Of Health;
r. ". Never. Nolckzi.
Capt. !. 81. Blovn, HonciGiu. Oahu
C. B. Reynolds, Honolulu. OahU.
Wu. 4. Tell. EorolEiu. OaLu.
Hale kaiz, Honeluln, Oahu.
DR.. c. b. Mood, Ho1olulu, Oahu.
DR.. A. B. Carter, WaiaIas, Oahn.
DR.. D. Campbell, Maiuses. Kauai.
Dr. ). Z. Cra6dock, HaazIei, Kauai.
Dr.. Csc. Herbert, hezlia. Kauai.
Dr.. St D. G. Walters. Libue, Kauai.
Dr.. J. h Smith, kOlcs, Kauai
Thos. W. Everett, Waikiki. Maui
Dr.. T. B. SutIIf, Waikiki, Maui.
Dr.. C. O. Bull, Makavso. Maui.
Dr.. e L Curtis. Hama, Maui.
Dr.. Jno. Hsl5ick, LabaIns, Maui.
DR.. J. H. KinbsI!, Hilc. Hawaii.
Dr.. c. b. Greenfield. Hamskaa, Hawai-.
DR.. A. T. Raymond, KaU, Hawaii.
DR. B. D. Bond. kobala, Hawaii.
Dr.. C. 4 Petersen, Noloksi.
y. 8. EMERSON.
1871 President Of the Board q Health.
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0EECE O. -EE Bo1E0 o. HEAL-E.
EoScLCLU. Macs 6. ISIS.

AeE.GE Ll4AD HEAL-Es
EoSoLCLC, Macs s. ISIS
Ala meeting q tie Boz.d q Healib held
this Gay TIE folio@ing regulations ws-e
adopted:
II pzrSusDcs with the power vested IN the
Bosri Of Health by Section 81 OF the Civil
Code. the following regulations have this day
teen adopted by tie Boari Of Health:
AL houSebolierS within the limits Of
the Nuuanr Siresn,. School and hinau
streets 70 AlapAi ana South streets 10 the
sez, whether tenants o. owners. are hereby
required 70 keep the premises under their
coo;rol free non rubbish and garbage and
10 remove The sane AZ lsSst once each veek.
II their ovr expense. 10 the rev land 8; the
foo; q Riehards street OF such Other places -
r1sy b designated 3! the Agent Of the Board
Of Health.
-Eo1seEolds-s may avail themselves o.
the service q garbacs collectors au;ho,izsd
ty the Board Of Health. Who VII call AZ
siz.s5 intervals fcr which q monthly charge
vii bs made.
S-Thsss regulations shall ;aks effect from
and after ssc2lsy. March =. ISSS
Sections 81 ard - q tls Civil Code read
: follows:
Section -. e he Beard q Health shall,
make such regulations rsspscting nuisaroeS.
Sourcss q Hl,h and causes Of sickness within
the respective districts o: tie Kingdom, ar5
OF bosrd Of any vessels q It shall Judge
necessary tor the public health and safety
Section -. Wherever any such uui-
sa1os, source OF 9Th OF cause Of sickness
shall bs found on private property the Board
Of Eeslib o. any Eeai;h Agent shah order
the Gamer OF cccGrsut thereof. At his 0zu e1-
peuse. TO remove tie ssEs within to-ty-eight
toars; and if the owner OF occupant shall
neglect 80 TO GO, he shall b fIsd IL sum
not excee ding one hundred dollars"
y Is. ExEESoN.
President Board u Health.
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The following Gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Members Of tie Road Boards for the
several Districts OF the kingdom, under the
Ae: approved November 25;h, ISS7:
HAWAII
BIO.
&C. kennedy, Chairman; v. ". Gcodaie.
John Sco.t-
NoEEa HID.
yDo. L. Lydgats. Chairman; Thomas
Hind. Jno. \. Wright
* Elders. Chairman: ". Il. S-ir1nsa.
Robert Z. Rycrott.
Edward Smith. Chairman; Hugh Center,
Julian Morssrrat
zANAxC2
IN. Homer, Chairman: W. Z. Rickard,
W. Homer
Nos-z zozAA.
H.P. Wood. Chairman; H. H. Rsnton,
Robert Hall
soUu zoAA.
Francis Spencer. Chairman; z. Paakiki,
Jas. Bright.
SosIz zoSA.
J. hseIsuakule. Chairman; :. P. Kaalasa-
mako, J. h waipalaai.
s0CzH KoN4
7 L. Robert AmaIu. Chairman; J. W.
Smith. !. W. Kuainoku.
MAUI.
IAHASa.
Thos- Evans, Chsirman: a. Hapnel,ers,
". \. Homer.
" H. Conxell, Chairman; E. D. Wal
bridge, Il. Morrison.
a. NJ. Sproull, Chairman; David Center.
Oscar Cnna.
WI. L0vris, Chairman; W. P. 4. Brewer.
L von Tempzsy
NOLOKAI
w.Meyer, Chairman; ". 4. Kukamana.
). kekahuns.
OAHU.
EOoLAUPoKo
J. Dovnie. Chairman: Jas. Oldz. D. L.
Steward.
Eo0ACLo4-
James DOnnelly, Chairman; wm. King,
Nainoa.
SAILLU4
Robert Halstezd, Chairman; James Gay.
Armstrong Smith.
EVA vA1SLK-
4. J. Campbell, CLzirmsn: 4 Abrsus,
George Campbell.
KAUAI
koLoA.
Jared K. Smith, Chairman; Anton Crop,
A. Dreier.
sw. wil.oz. Chairman: Z. VT. Purviz.
S. Ksiu.
EAEATHAU
z 5. Spaldine, Chairman: saml. Hundley,
Daniel Lowell
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EASAuKr.

H&NALsI.
ChsS. Koelhne, Chairman; J. ChAs. Long.
H. Il. Gsrstine.
WANNA.
A. Robinson. Chairman: Hans p. Faye, f.
W. Glade.
LA. THURST0N.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior 0fHcs, Honolulu. Feb. %. ISIS,
7I9S-Ni
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Honolulu editors will soon have
no use for tailors, if the lawyers con
time to supply them with suits.
Perhaps they may have no means for
tailor's bills, either, by the same token.
Our Kauai correspondent discusses
the heinous offense of perjury. He
is extreme in his view that no cogni
zance is taken of the crime. There
have been not few prosecutions on
that score within recent period.
1T do move" as Parson Jones
said about the sun, may still be as
serted of work on the Panama Canal,
Notwithstanding all the figures of
financial and engineering experts
which should have caused the mighty
enterprise to stop long ago.
San Francisco has lost the Demo
cratic Convention At the commit
tees session following our last previ-
GUS adVices general break was made
for st. Louis, Immediately followed
by the unanimous selection Of the
-h4SoOull mcllOpOlIS. 1uou Tile vote
was reconsidered by which July Sd
had been fixed as the date, and it was
decided to hold the Convention ON
June 9Th
ACCORDING to report the English
have abandoned their long-heId grip
on the idea of winning the America
cup on a keel. The owners of the
Thistle are building two steel center
board yachts on the Clyde, to meas
ure at least ninety feet on the water
line With an English boat of that
description there Will be some pros
pect of the next contest turning
chiefly on skill in the sailing of the
competing craft.
The virtue of cold water as anmu
milton IN quelling a riot was success
fully tested on recent trip of the
steamer San Pablo between San
Francisco and Hongkong. There
were about 800 Chinese passengers
on board. who became rather unruly
and broke out in mutiny on account
OF the quality of the water furnished
them. Captain Reed had the hose
turned on them, reducing them to
submission in few moments under
a knock-down stream.
IT is stated that the Tehuantepec
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School Notice
EnulkuoS OHIG
EoNurCLC, AsEcl = lS>c


TIE regular vacation q al Government
Schools, ST tbe clvss q tie 6zst school -
son Of the year. viii extend from Fr16sy,
the 6,h. 10 Monday. the SAh q April next
Tie aG6iiio1al week has been given tbs
yesr for TIE purpose u bo3dlrc conventions
fo1 The instruction OF teSchsrS, Tie time
to b devoted 10 Tia; objec; ElIi extend from
Monday. the Ism. 70 Friday. the elzh Of
Ap1il. both inclusive, and al. Goye-ncsn.
teachers within he sections designated 4
the Published uotics o: The IuspeciOr-Gvu-
ersl - Schools, On tie subject. VIII b n
quirei 10 sttsc6.
By order Of lie BoS-l Of E5acarsoa-
". JAS SMITH.
~ lslS-S- secretary
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Lord Duferin has accepted the
post of British ambassador to Italy.
Lord Lansdowne takes the position
of Viceroy of India, to be succeeded
as Governor General of Canada by
Lord Stanley.
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Eads project as rapidly as possible.
Further. that the British Cover
ment is willing to take up the wofk
and build the Tehuantepec ship rail
way should the American scheme
fall through 1t is estimated that
S25,0O0,0O0 is still needed 10 insure
the completion of the work. The
meeting discussed the advisability Of
sending an agent to Europe on a
money hunt.
THERE is some prospect of the
United States consular service being
placed on the same footing as the
services of Great Britain, France and
Germany. Mr.. Belmont, as Chair
man of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, has introduced a bill with
that object in Congress. The San
Francisco Cal, in an article on the
subject, asserts that American con-
suls as rule. from the partisan inhu
ences that govern their appoint
ment and tenure, are no match for
the European consuls bred from
youth through all the subordinate
stages for the diplomatic and con-
sular business.
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CIRCUIT COURT TUIRD JU-

~ dicIal District Hawaiian Isiands.-fn Pro
Date- IN the Estate Of WILLIAM THOMAS
- HIlN. Of kaH. Hawaii. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of J. Kau-
name the administrator Of the estate OF William
Thomas Martin, Of Weiohinu. Rau. Hawaii, De.
ceased, asking % be licensed 10 sell all OF the
iltle OF the said W r. Martin. in and to certain
tracts Of land. in the district OF Kan. island Of
Hawaii. TO pay the debts Of said deceased. there
BENG no personal property to pay the same.
AZ j. therefore ordered that TUESDAY. the
In the Court House az WaiOhinH- Kan, Hawaii.
Is the time and place appointed for hearing said
petition and any objections that may be offered
thereto.
z. S. LYMAN,
CiEcnit Judge, Third Judicial DisiiIcf Has'n Is
Hiio, Hawsii, March ], 1888. 1903 81
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~ Hawaiian Isiauds.-In Probate. In the mat
:er OF the Estate of Gil YtT ~ al YET. OF
Honolulu Oanu- deceased. Order appointing
time for Probate Of viii and directing publica-
ton OF Notice OF the same.
A document. Purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament Of Gil Yit or All Yet deceased haY-
ing on the ID day Of March, 1898 been presented
TO SAID Probate Court. and pc itiOE for the Pro
pate thereof. and for the issuance Of Letters
IestamenIAry 70 W. X. Castle and Chm sam. hay
ing been filed by W. r Castle
II 1. hereby ordered. that MONDAY. g .
DAY OF March isSS, AZ 10 o'clock l. n 70 .gll
day, AZ the Court Room laid Court al Cham
Ders IN Aliiolani Hale. Honolulu be and the
same y. hereby appointed the time for proving
sara VIII and hearing said application when
ana where any person Interested may appear and
contest the said Will, and the aranting Of Letters
Testamentary.
1t j. further ordered, thu; notice thereof be
given 0y publication. for three -uecessiye issues
IA the HAWAIIAN GAzETTE and Hawaiian Chinese
news weekly newspapers printed and published
in Honolulu
And it Is further ordered, that citations be
Issued to the subscribing witnesses 10 said VIII,
and 70 the heirs Of the testatOr in this Kingdom
10 appear aud contest the probate Of said Will,
az the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, March ?, 1888
By the Cont:
I29 81 HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk
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!, UPREME COURT OF THE

. UPREME COURT OF THE
y Hawaiian Isisnd..-In Probate. In the mat
ter of the Estate OF GEORGE HENRY LUCE,
of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased. Order appoint
ing time for Probate OF Will and directing pub
LEGATION of notice of the same.
document. purporting 10 be the last Will and
Testament of George Henry Luce, deceased, haY-
ing on the 9Th day OF March, 1873. been presented
10 said Probate Court. and petition FOR the Pro-
bate thereof and for the issuance OF Letters
Testamentary to Mrs. Eliza Prescott Luce, hay
ing been fled By her
1t is hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, the
fourth day Of April 4. ID. 1SS, al 10 o'clock, An,
OF said day at the Court Room OF said Court, at
Chambers in Aiiiolani Hale. Honolulu. be, and
the same i. hereby appointed the time for prov
in. said VIII and hearing said application, when
and where any person interested may appear and
contest the said Will and the granting Of Letters
Tcstamentarv.
L. il further orilerded, that notice thereof be
given BY publication, for three cessive weeks.
III the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. weekly newspaper
printed and published in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. March = 1888.
BY the Court:
1913 q HENRY SMITH Depnty Clerk
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IT is stated that the Tehuantepec
Ship Railway Company, that held its
annual meeting in Pittsburg the
other day, is determined to push the
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Bn 2utll5un

Pursuant TO Resolution Of the LeClsia-
tive Assembly passed Nay 1, lSS2, The Birth
dsv 81 Kaushaueha III. MsrUh l7th. viii De
Observed rs s National Holidsy, and Al Gov
errmens OHcss throughout the hinSdom
viii BE- closed on that cay.
L \. THURSIOS.
Minister q tie Interior.
Interior Ofsee. March :, 1SSS. I2oS7Si
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Nh. WA. BREWER Is tins day 50
pointed & ConuissIoaer Of Fences for The
Distrsei o. NzksSac. Island q. Maui, v'es
Z N Walsh resigned
The Board nov consists o.
{. COpr-
:. +. CalliiuEworir-
". P 4 Brewer.
/ ,. TEC BSION.
Minister Of ths interior.
Interior C511cs. Feb Il loS>- l2t1-St
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The San Francisco Chronicle has
gone to the expense of getting tele-
graphed from Washington the cor
respondence between Hon. H. A. p.
Carter. Hawaiian Minister, and Secre-
tary Bayard, regarding the Pearl
Harbor clause added to the Reeipro-
city Treaty on its renewal. These
communications, that are stale read
ing in Honolulu, are made much of
by the Chronicle to prove that the con
cession in question is valueless to the
United States. Well, the only way it
could be otherwise would be for Ha-
waii to open the entrance to the har-
Dor and build arsenals and dockyards
inside before offering the privilege to
her big neighbor Doubtless this
Kingdom would have done so for the
sake of the Treaty, provided she
could afford the considerable expense
such would involve.
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OrE-CE OF -sE BO4z1 ~ EEzLz.
EuSo-CLC. EztrUar- -. E5oS-
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Iawaiiall O5azette
TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1855.

xsr EcGCs IN RRBUs,
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THREE different tariff bills, each
with strong backing, will come before
Congress. Mr.. Mills Will introduce
what may be called the Administra-
ton bill. Mr. Randall will present
the formulation of his particular
views, and he leads a wing of the
Democratic party too powerful to be
ignored. Then the Republicans will
produce their bill, with the cardinal
aim of doing as little harm toGA
theory of protection as possible. With
these three measures to figure on,
together with the innumerable inter
ests to be respected in view of the
Presidential election, no man dare
predict how the sugar or any other
duty will come out.
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Honolulu editors will soon have
no use for tailors. if the lawyers con
tinue to supply them with suits.
Perhaps they may have no means for
tailor's bills, either, by the same token.
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Our Kauai correspondent discusses
the heinous offense of perjury. He
Is extreme in his view that no cogni
zance is taken of the crime. There
have been not a few prosecutions on
that score within recent period.
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President Board q H.

The following Gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Members % tie Road Boards for the
several Districts OF the Kingdom, under the
Ae: approved November 25;h, ISS5:
HAWAII
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SUPREME COURT OF THE

l@O93t HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.