The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02

conferred about one idea. that OF the
law. Born In Reauhou. Kona, he was
early left without parents. and TO his
grandfather Is due the education which
led the youth TO higher things. AT the
age OF - years he was sent TO Laha-
inaiuna. then under the rrincipalship
of J. r. Pogue. but within six months
under the direction OF DR.. Serene Bish-
4 op. Until 1869 the young man studied.
being In the first class which gradu-
ated under DIR. Bishop. which had COM
pieted the course under his instruction
entirely. After graduation three
months here In the office OF Photo
grapher King led TO the first govern
ment appointment OF the young man.
that OF school teacher at his birthplace
in Kona-
After four years there Kaulukou
came back to Honolulu and began the
study OF the law under Chief Justice
Harris and later under Chief Justice
Judd. During his preparation for the
bar Kaulukou served one year as n
guard at the insane asylum. and taught
school at Maemae. adding to his capi-
tai also by selling oranges through the
streets. His determination to make
his way in his chosen profession made
him friends. and in July. 1877. he was
appointed District Magistrate for koo>
laupoko. on the other side OF the is
land. This post he held for several
years. He was elected To the Legis-
lature from that district In 1850 and
again In lss2. and while still in office
ne was elected to the Legislature from
this district
In 1852 the most important event oc-
CURED In the life OF the young attor-
ney. In that through the interest OF the
King. who had taken "A very great fan
cy TO the young man. he was named as
secretary TO ]. a. Kapena. Minister TO
Japan. TO enter into negotiations for
the purpose OF bringing Japanese to
this country. This gave the young at
torney not only four months In court
circles there. but as we'll month in
san Francisco. This experience broad
ered his mind and laid the founda-
ton for much OF the future success OF
the Judge. In 1885, he was made Sher-
IN OF Hawaii and two years later was
elected to the Legislature from the dis
trlct OF Hiio. 4 short time after the
election Judge Kauiukou was summon
4 ed TO Honolulu by the King and made
Postmaster General. This appointment
lasted for a short time only. for the
Narshaiship OF the Kingdom was given
TO him and during the same year he
was called TO the Attorney General
ship. holding the place for ten days
prior to the appointment Of Antoine
Rosa. when he returned To the Mar
shaIship. which he held for short
time. leaving 81 90 take VI the prac-
tice OF the law. which he has continued
until the present time. varying u only
BY service In the Legislature Of 1SsS.
when he was speaker OF the House
Judge Kauiukou was married in 1870
and has now three sons living. four
daughters having passed away. one
son. Abraham. Is clerk OF court. while
tire others are In school. Lot kalani al
oahu College. and J. L. Jr.. at 81.
Louis College.
There We're number % callers yes
terday who enjoyed the hospitality o;
the serni-centenarian at his home. and
the day was passed In informal merry
making and the enjoyment Of delica-
cles which arrived from other Islands
in honor OF the event.