The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-01


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TOT revolution against mis- govern
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western racine order ih council
authorizing me deportation without
tfiu of any BRUSH subject VINO is
% source OF disturbance to the island,
ana Baker ieit Tor Auckland az hours
notice. In his person departed the
IoHoNlhs olceis OF state: me Prime
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large part of his code was never pro-
mulgated in Tongan. probably because
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! structions than II thew had ne law to
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| the fallen Minister'S had nried II
was nonuIarIv srnnosed IN contain trea-
SIRE bacause from, time IN time heavy
cases we're moved into If from the
montbI,, steamer Though treasure
would have been very usefm 10 the
members Of the new Cabinet who ex-
pIored II. they were not altogether dis
Amounted at their discoveries The
room was full to the walls with cases
of sound liquor of the best brands, and
to the fact that less than half were I'M
preached may have been due the fall
ing powers of the exiled Premier. The
audit of the treasury hoods produced
many strange disclosures, and there is
no doubt that an ADLER man with the
same appetite and opportunity would
not have died in poverty.
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Queet lctoiIa ana her ministers were