The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
4 GREAT MEDICINE
BRINGS HEALTH TO THREE MEMBERS or
SANE FAMILY.
Cures Wife's Debility After Malaria,
Husbands Rheumatism, aTDaughter's
Nervous PfOStratiOn.

81 have recommended DIR. Williams
Pink Pills to many people," said Mrs.
Gossett, because l have seen such
good results, time after time, right IN
my own family. There are three of
US who have no doubt about their
merits. We do not need to take any
body's word on the subject for our
own experience has taught us how well
they deserve praise.
cit was just about ten years ago
that L first read about DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, and bought my first box.
I was at that time all run down, weak,
nervous and without ambition. I had
been doctoring all summer for malaria
and stomach trouble. Everybody
thought L was going into consumption,
as my mother had died of that dis
ease.
Thanks to DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, l am now alive inI hearty. l
began to improve as soon as 1 began
to take them, and when I had taken
three boxes L was well woman.
Everyone wonders how l keep so well
and am able to care for my home and
six children without help. DR.. Will
liams Pink Pills explain it.
Ny oldest girl health began to
fail when she was about fourteen. She
was nervous, complained of sharp
pains in her head, would get deathly
sick and have to leave the school room
to get fresh air to revive her. | gave
some pills to her. She took only few
boxes, but they cured her troubles,
and caused her to develop into per-
feet picture of health. Then my hus-
band took them for rheumatism and
found that they would cure that too.
So you see we have all got great good
from using them, and that is why we
recommend them to others
Mrs. Minnie p Gossetr ives at
Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas Co, Ohio,
and is well known, as she has esided
in the same neighborhood for more
than thirteen years. Her story shows
that a medicine which makes the
blood sound and the nerves strong,
overcomes a variety of diseases and
should be found in every household,
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists everywhere. They have
cured anaemia, and all forms of weak
dys.,.i sIa and rhaunatism. They are
indispensable for growing g rls
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and also concerning school lands now
under the control of the Department
of Public Instruction, and beg leave
to report as follows:
By the act passed July 9, 1850, Sec
tions 1 and 2, it was ordered for the
general purposes of education, and that
it should be ''the duty of the Minister
of Public Instruction in consultation
with the Minister of the Interior to
designate said lands, which designation,
when approved by the Privy Council,
shall be valid. -
At meeting of the Privy Council
held December %, 1850, recorded in
Vol ", PIP. 143-5, the following reso-
lution was adopted:
Resolved, That in accordance with
Section first of the late School Act, to
provide for the better support and
greater efficiency of the Public Schools,
the following lands be and are hereby
appropriated for the general purpose
of education in these Islands, to be
disposed of as provided for in said act,
viz:
Here follows a list of said lands,
most of which have since been sold.
In Section Z of the aforementioned
act, it was provided that "All sites
for school houses and houses for pub
lie worship, now occupied and in use
and not owned by private parties
shall be reserved as government prop
erty, devoted to the purposes above
mentioned, the amount of land reserv-
ed for such sites, however, not to ex-
coed two acres in each case.
In Section 9 of lie same act, the
Minister of Public Instruction was di-
rected to have all the sites for
schools and churches and the land con-
nected Herewith. surveyed and regis
tered in a book, to be deposited in his
office, for the use of the Kings gov
eminent - This section was re-enacted
in the civil Code and again in the act
of January 10, 1865.
Accordingly, in 1858, Mr.. R. Arm
strong, then Minister of Public In
struction, employed Messrs. J. w. Ma
kalena H. NJ. Lyman and j. T. Cover
to survey all the sites of churches and
schools then existing in the Islands.
Each survey was approved in writing
by the Minister of Public instruction
and the Minister of the Interior, and
filed in the office of the former. / do
not think, however, that thew were ever
registered in a book, in the manner
originally intended.
In order to perfect the title of these
lots. to facilitate exchanges. when de-
sirable, etc, an act was passed August
13, 1880, providing that Royal Pat
ents signed by the King, and counter
signed by the Minister of the Interior,
should issue under the Great Seal of
the Kingdom to the Board of Educa-
ton or to such grantees as the said
Board shall name in its acquisitions
on the Minister of the Interior for such
school lands as it shall, from time to
time, dispose of and as shall have been
set apart and designated as such by
the resolution of the Privy Council OF
December %. 1850. or by any subse-
quent act or authority, and also for all
original school sites and school reserves
as shall have been set apart and sur
viewed as SUCH, AM as shall have been
by the Minister of Public
instruction and the Minister of the
Interior, pursuant to lne provisions of
the school act of July 9, 1850, before