The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26

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Care gooseberry. and the raspberry. Many
other kinds Of fruit have since been intro
duccd. Sugar cane was Indigenous and grew
luxuriantly. Forest trees. including the san
dalwood. supplied abundance oftimberfor USE
full and ornamental purposes. Unfortunately.
together with useful animals and plants. many
kinds OF weeds and noxious vernin. such rs
mosquitoes. wasps. scorpions. centipedes. and
white ants. have been introduced from foreign
countries in recent times.
A word about the chronological questions suc-
Cested by the Hawaiian Islands. The problem
OF the origin OF their Inhabitants cannot be re-
Garded as fully solved. 1t is certain. however.
that the a~flnities not only OF the people. but
also OF tho plants and animals. point to the
islands in the south and southwest. The deni-
zcns Of all the groups OF islands in the eastern
Pacific from New Zealand 10 Hawaii. scattered
though they are over a distance Of 1000 miles.
may 10 considered az one race. which Is COM
monty called the Polynesian. for they all speak
dialects OF the same language. have tho same
physical features. the same manners and GUS
toms. the same general system OF tabus and
similar traditions and religious rites. It has
further been proved that the Folynesian
angunRe is but one member OF a
widespread amily OF tongues. including
those spoken in Micronesia. the Philip
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It'll ,nno,r,r.. p.vo,a IT.. ......s,
facts nothing Is certain. although attempts
have been made to prove from their language.
traditions. religious rites. and customs that
the Folynesians originally came from south
r.cnrte thn p,niro 6no,n w., is,ana -, S",at
IN Tho Somo.n oronn wns tho nhio, o.ntr.a,
nionarsion TO- tho po,rn osio, ~ :.
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lava Gov. Torr,nIer ostimotss tho, ,hnaa
isIards worc inhahit.J no cnrIv M Tno - ~
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ma ~. i"innLs n ,ho So,,h pon,na
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onn s,,rv Pie 60 ;,,o., 3, 'Dn-
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~ ;. .'s nha''t .,t. ,,n,, n.t ~ " usnn
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10 nave ceased. Tor there Is no further
e''uehce OF IL IN any OF inc ancient legends.
songs OF GenehioGies 'r hvs hundrel years.
as COMMUNICATION ceased. the IDEAS OF an
eleht lia""iihhs became vague and indistinct'
s'',"' hah'hi' when originally sanilied ono
o me samoan Islands. cams TO mean any
t".e'sh country Inc hrst Two hundred and
n'y years aiter The second migration from the
eo"'h fhelhc appears 10 haNe been u period OF
comparative peace ana rrosncrity for the
na"n'iah group during which few inter-
is'ahd wars Ooh place and each insular king
uoIh attended 10 It's own AFFAIRS. 1t was dur
ins MS period that extensive works OF irriGa-
non Were carried out. The last period of ma