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THFE OLIO.
1
"TRUE TO THE KINDRED POINTS OF HEAVEN AND HOME."
HONOLULU, IVOViiIvIBER 16,1855.
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NOVEMBER
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be
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few
too
The
and
Wreath,
jShould
'may
large
expected
a
in
space
"
The
'news.
"The
of
only
expect
• friends,
The
in
that
—
while
few articles li
a
it
of home
And
too
PROSPECTUS.
;directed
to
hands.
our
as
Where
in the
When,
becomes necessary
to sever
peisQjiis
tion
which
Hors
line of
or
for the
r
opinions
forth the
set
ties
with
to
stage,
We
step.
and in the
rights,
selves free and
ceded
us—not
strength
to
been
long
shield
indicate
The
hope
rights
our
to
"
one
in the
purpose
our
As
through
weapons
our
speak
and
awaken
announce
our
sword,
though
hostility,
present
we
spirit
hope
there's
our
answer
magic
We
in the words
in it," yet
we
would
pleasure
gi asp,
not,
the
our
Where
cause
none can
To that
we
our
screwed
and
our
do,
we
would
lists,
as—Fail.
may
not
gladly
the fruit of the fabled
never
whose
doom it
your
justice
from
receive
we
form
a
poems of the
Tell
verses, each
different
!
Jine
author,
same
author,
or
must
be
different
as,
in mournful numbers,
me not
All
our
Wake
the
Longfellow.
—
life is mixed with death ;
Barrttt.
—
better soul that slumbers,— Anon.
There is
higher
not
"
life than breath.
at
necessary
of
in the
[consistency
all times to
picture,
as
the
preserve
following:
ever
Turn, gentle
hermit
of
the vale,
Goldsmith.
—
we can
from
Equipped
in this
To walk
you
top
to
toe,
Coteper.
—
studious cloisters
Where knelt the
vanquished
pale,— Milton.
foe.—Holmes.
ourselves
Those who think it
easy
to
form
cento ver-
cause.
ses, may find
Honolulu, Nov. IG, Isoo.
we
;
ocean,
to
generosity.
commend
confidently
sea
reigus eternally
cento
from
It is
was
will,
your
thy bosom,
elude
bough
But what
reach.
minstrelsy,—
restless
summer
sky;
CENTO VERSES,
To
The
may
and
Honolulu.
accomplish.
offer
dyes
we
We fear there
word
a
;
cx-
courage
entered the
;
waves,
heaving
take me
There, oh
disappointment
misgivings.
we
as
gladly
When
a
fourth line
Music, heavenly maid !
for the
was
following:
young,
our
Constitution
our
of
Honolulu
And little
Sailors'
Ere
of amityr Home
are
are
if
pages,
bough
fountains rise,
me on
liver wild and
acceptable —each
our
maidenoTPSSjn;
evening brings
Nature's
Breathing
;
sweetly sings
soft and low
flashing
sketch,
Stot-y,
regret and
such
us
strive and
and
name?" has been asked by
celebrity.
Where the
who
;
beauty" fll.eep,
Taints the shores, and
or
;
cerulean home
vast
in
at
Fairy whispers
gold
weep
Where the Sun with gorgeous
enhance its value
to
on
they
place
to some
we
good
>
!
contains
themselves and
to
have
we
sticking
Nov.
a
of world-wide
to
Though
to case,
good-will.
What's in
found
If
of,
F not claim from
we
To
never
the golden orange
There, oh tako
deeper
for
may be
>to
to
purpose.
but pen,
to
will be received in the
friends
and
our name
or
sphere
On
taken
mite of1 The
device
our
to
nothing
it
it,
into
play
Beauty's dark-eyed
Where the breeze
make
condemn
none
of what
• old did that of him
We bear
strange
limit
be
are true
) confess
-
let
and all will be
all will
so
pre-
you'll
efficiency.
its
advocate.
the
friends
I
with them1
conflict
To
say,
their
ish-s
deep,
;
moonbeams cold
Where the wild bird
gain-
pages.
have
the
than ourselves.
bound
I
have
better
herald
no
tongue
might
or
coming.
serve;
prepared
"
are
arena, where
and
banner with
with
writings
the
increase
. pcriencc
similar
none can
folio of four
what
entreat
we
a
disposi- -
a
slightingly
fact, thatt friends
any
party.
or
we
i poem—each
such
to
declare our-
We
to measure
earnest
will ourselves
Not
sect
speak
theylor
stay the hands of those who have:
or
the crowd
and
-
And
inalienable
swe
we
of
rights.
wiser,
We ask
action.
certain
contribute, if need be,
to
—but
of
enter
we
many stronger,
•
that
self-evident
a
friends
and
independent
shackles of
humanity
no
act-
contradict,
or
our
? it.
duties
public
impel
beginning,
invade those
to
no
of
be
to
possessed
is
man
by
posi-
-
•
We hold it
tion
say
nature
what
with
and
rosy ray
loam-wreaths
Where sunny
for whatever may be the charac-
;
of its contents, it is
long
halls below
Where the clouds that
bccliuncc-
to no
echoes
inorning'B
thy
• Nightly
"in our
adopted
liable
seems
decent respectt have contributed
requires
which
reasons
i
assume
a
of mankind
f
class of
certain
more
objection
ter
which
a
and
conduct,
life's broad
or
person
them among the
place
on
a
has bound them
society
or
for
the
I
it
of Lninm events,
course
it
flashing leap,
Where the silver wavelets
we
And
Folio because
the
Turns
manufacture,
may
sea,
fearless, free.
waves
haunted
of
Roll
with such waifs and ustrays
changing
billows
thy
thy glad
answering
Tell
idea of
an
and
with thy gentlest motion,
Where the loud voiced winds do blow,
domestic
to
land,
and
Where
Cuskel.
devote
suggests
lea
exclusively
will
fea,r,
Journal,"
we
columns
our
gather
to
Boar uic
be twined in
to
Home
us
Cabinet"
;the wonders of both
we
thy heaving bosom,
bright
O'er
between
gathered
or
adopt
we
be
far
Our flow-
easy.
thought,
of wit and gems of
ers
not
me on
to
to
and
Trustees
1854.—"The
20,
manage
t pledge
not
adopted,
Trustees
chosen
the affairs of the institution,
the
public
that
integrity
of another,, will characterize the financial
believe there
Chosen,
and
are a
be trusted,
creature
Aiund
a
tongue—
Those for whom Time does
web of fate with sufficient
fidelity jit
operations
yet the
to
done
to
order
by
of
not
unroll the
rapidity, may have
our
FATE-LADY.
Nov.
16, 1855,
�THE
2
Now
WELCOME.
toil and the danger of
care, the
land from which you
wife,
mother,
a
gladdened
has
the
whose
sister,
the
;
A
r wildest
far off
left
image
sakes,
cordial welcome, and offer
a
you
and for their
name,
that
wishes
the
hours
is3 idols.
j
form but the
scene, may
series of
and
bright
the
of
blind
Anon, in
a
of the
long; subsequently
a
practised
made
ones are
rise before
to
their
coming here,
greetings; and
ate
measured distance which
on
feelipa
a
i.-cflfer
T{|V
will find
forts
*"
'^nc U
at
entreat
we
here,
all
at
's
have been accustomed.
,0
lurn
our
what its
kind
is
find
more
once
offer
more
our
we
refuge from the perils of
promises,
or
go
mighty deep, may
holds the
of His
the
name,
)|
and
amid the
a
:ean,
view.
est
scenery
tiway
Birds
of
landiwork
moral
l great
upon
hand
beautiful,
he
tracts
sad
A slight
3,
but a
war-cry,
portion
the
most
tropical
inhabit
tastes
gratili-
and
their rich
vary
ornaments,
dark
forms;
the
land-
islesi
a
harbors.
cipal
in
to
employment
conceal
a
spot
Not
by
mingle freely in
the
youthful
No
pears.
the
harbors.
various
one
of this
place
stone
could
while the of his
form a
and their
large
recre-
of
"
a
treat
tigues
a
and
King.
where
the
house
-
perils
of his
find
place
na-
ivolumc of the sacred Scriptures,
of civilization appears
tin
part-
a
and
.in
said:
the
his
labors.
a
copy
may
run
of the
deep
may
flash, the shriek-
may
which
shall
laugh
at
with
a
shall
steady
procure
shall
age
third, "willcrown
His
success.
conic
and peace
him
on
strength
than
to shield from
■eign
and
nnd
give
him
I
"
a
life.'
You have
blessings.
will
plannin;;
give
him
friends
over
Hume in
a
as
enjoyment
watch
to
compt-
declining
have bestowed:
temptation,
a
him
for-
land."
And it
was
so.
far1 there he found
• his
wants,
■ will
you
to
Honolulu.
Wherever the sailor
friends
offer
accept
A •friends?
of
ii
you
but
a
upon him
each other in
comfort,
bodily
and
perseveranct
him
physical
but
have vied with
higher good
corner,
re-
waves
be the attendants of his
Ibr his
taken
safe
endun
defy the wrath of theStorm-
with
Old
. bestowed
metropolis!i|
a
to
"The
But the last, still kinder, said:
in the first
when
will sive him
may sweep around his frail bark.
calling,
tency.
.(You
murder-'
the
I
chilling
his limbs
;
monsters
lightnings
. gentle rest-giver,
apde-
undergc
its
him,
bone
enable him
to
unblcnching,
clibrts
By,and | shall
a
the
to
to
The fierce win-
hardship.
And I," continued the
"
1
prin-
as
will be
- King."
who
from the fa-
ocean
him
on
I will endow him with
courage indomita-
but
advances, in sickness,
lie
mariner
may
quiet resting
Ilis lot
him
of their
I
power, nnd
Mari-
justly
hand lavs
royal
the
s ing tempest
shius lie,
him
Sailors' Home" in the
realm,
and
as
second
people areI courage, joined
wharves.
has
dangerous calling,
bestow
to
to leave
about
was
injury."
- mountain-high,
of the nations,
among the monarchs
own
The
Agri- ble
of their
recognize
picture.
and
picree
blast will
his
assembly.
He
"
tirst,
the
arts
Sovereign of these Isles
respected
of
to
numcr-
lands,
navigator mentioned
cd the great
is
un-
both among
but many
the
this
his
wind will whistle around
-jter
ai
i threaten,
scendant of the savage horde, who
his
Said the
with which
the
near one
quiet security along
ners
pursue
toil, privation
-
here,
arc
the
nxt,
first sailor
Fairies assembled
J
brought
to
numerous concourse
on
human sacrifice from his father's
indulgences,
one trace
and
to
for the) these without
modified,
and
n!
offuture bless-
.
them.
peace among
assembled
their beautiful birth- and
horrid call
brutal
of their
Not
their
picturesque
feathery
crowd
his home
in
i will be benumbed with cold.
is
transferred
arc
scr-
that
change
products
shore,
on
the
natural features
*
( a sound consiitution
rapidly progressing,
are
covering made from the bark and with His
portion of their
and the
ation.
with
active
in
have been
filled,
arc
commerce,
Again
Pn-
of their
green
plumage
find his
to
soil
and the
which
ships
ous
bei culture,
islands
who inhabit these fair
contrast
of
cultivation;
scene
beings
Its
ded-
christian uiinis-
intellectual
land.
hopes
to
man
enjoyment
full
THE FAIRIES' GIFTS.
School lioiis-
tives and the residents from other
of the
the
to
omnipotent
tribes of
savage
A.
When
hushed.
proclaim
all
is
civilization,
this
aided
Christianity,
that
#
Look
in
God haveJing gift.
true
teachers,
felt
Honolulu/.
•
civiliz-
temples
village.
he somewhat
to
seem
thei[civilized homes
and the lover of Nature's
i scenery which
the
of
unmistakable marks of civilization
i life,
volume|
coral-girt
proclaims
the
and
in
security• the markets
of Him whoi
of the
worship
the
appear,
is
war-cry
the people,
among
wlint
,|der
waters
perpetual
may
costume
Picture.
of brilliant
ady groves;
c
vast
group
The
a
savage
and books and
dwell in
Two Scenes in
The
the
to
haven
i progress
wclcemc!!
in the
the varied
stand by their side, while
cs
r ters,
your
be written.
Happiness
may
i
you
and of land.
ships
protection
forms
native
over
olfedncss.
ilillor-
oc-
influence is
presented
scenes
reclaim the
to
power
and ckvatc them
group,
b»«
"''<•
vast assem-
various
repress that sneer!
two
her handmaid
theJin
over
cheering
and confess
garb of bark and feathers baa
been erected in every
-
make vice
to
and
rest
down in
against thy
will,
icated
i
you
coin-
care,
in the hollow of His
sea
and
yours;
sea
to
same
view.
to
«**'*
same
ed lands.
even
bid you
again
coarse
given place
wishes that you may here
i[Large
But whether you seek the
it
P~
and of
peace.
security
Vlarincr,
cc
indicates,
-
>f
Enter, and by
name
ii,o
|,„t
.
awa
the
us
! The
-!ent
The
changes.
scene
home.
.'lnstead of the idolatrous Ileiau,
hope
desire it should prove—a
ardently
reßt, of
>'
we
influence aid
patronage and youv
place
-
times, many of
their
ul o" U
not
for
you;
whicji, through
to
OlllO
un-
rush-
you
may
>'°"
heart, promn»'-»
your
with
"
separates
upon your mind, loneliness
es
of the
thought
settles down
the
at
picture,
-
darkness that may be felt!
a
islands rises
-
the
as
rc-
is
will
good
broken
day—lias
and its
and
present comforts,
The
r
your
on
smiles and affection-
glad
lifeless
their homes and
Pause, skeptic!
candidly
magic
the
by
us
You will miss,
of that little word.
inare
?
feet,
with
and the
made,
are
memen-
Prayer
stone.
all!
by
of absent
t
scene, with
dear forms
How many
and
character
his
on
ol
fbv
captain
other
speeches fraught
moral
Day —a
landscape,
within these
;:mains.
ones
Night —moral night,
Home!
his
at
revolting
hisj
to
within the
to
in the lan-
printed
with
nations.
cv
of misundcrstund- -|
and the noble
most
bly disperse
their rude
I
to
and
the mariner
to
.
both
Islanders,
placed
toes arc
-
natives,
gives liberty
lies dead
foreign ship
dignities
stran-
excite the;!offcred;
untutored
moment
passions,
the
guagc of
.
offer to their strange-3
to
homage paid
a
the laws of the land,
oni
bays.
and the
shore,
on
chieftain
savage
uncurbed
this festal
I
beginning
happy
bid1
ready
are
visitors the
our earnestt
in
spent
we
they
.855.
assembled
are
offing,
of the
curiosity
At first
a
i
f ing,
blended with all your holiest recollections of
it, in their
lies in the
large ship
ifl,
of their beautiful
near one
have ventured
i
you
gers who
affectionl
and whose
life,
your
for
have
ybu
came,
a
or
in
If,
Home.
island
thy
in this
ocean to
prepared
festivities of the evening,
group of ravages
a
i the strand
the
Wclcemo from
Welcome, Mariner !
NOVEMBER
FOLIO,
and
ready
him
a
to
Home.
prize the
went.
minister
to
Sailor !
service of those
W.
�that
Gono
is
the
I
might
'great
w
which
cause
to die
years
lias
the dark
old
Sternly
Shall
pull,
Ocean
No tomb but
Deep
ha>i
ever,
when
billow
the
Afar o'er
Where
And
the
his
children
of
their
play
a
Is
in
coupled
ith the
That
never
greeting
I
shall be.
And long shall those deiw 11
The step that will
I
They'll
I
Mas
I)
gladden
dicted
for
gentle—so
1
the
it
is
to
What
|
of the
tale
Obi
l\.
ocean
indignities
point
to
to
example
has
Take the
reigns,
ocean,
a!!'
two
1,
do
best
we
-.lie fair forms of
English
of
reigns
not
Ms
sounding
we
the
What
dirge.
page
of
Leave
him
to
) !■
—
sleep.
may
Where coral
And dark
Y/ct
know
is
gleaming.
of
sea
weeds weep .
that the
spirit
day
not to
Rests
the
would
that the
The
S.
sea!
whose
is another
and country,
king
under
victory,
FOR SALE.
i'ul
great-variety of
-uited
valuable anicles—use
to
and
climate and every
every
The above may be obtained by
it
jforget
leading
by
er Josephine
taste.
chanced
on
per.
daily
it
One
news.
would be
the
to
application
10, 1855.
hear
probable
thought
news
of
two
"
jof the
such
I—but
I
gentlemen conversing picture
character of
our
pa-
confidently
the weak'
star
ol*
3
every
impor-
in which
success
the
era
of Woman's
CLATTERTON,L.L.I).
taken
being
the army
repulse
of the
what will prevent
?
The French Consul is
to
relieve the
above
respectfully request-
public mind by replying
to
question.
.NOTICE.
this
The Minister of Finance and
j
ol
Foreign
must turn
—our
asserted ing has the
sex"
to
Relations
are
Minister of
respectfully
informed
Iby
give
a
right
and
to
are
Can the wisest
reason
to
why
one
we
are
await
Contributors will
thanks.
please accept
Each contribution
us
onward.
We
our
helped
omit
earn
to en-
many
with
dwell regret—especially those by "D. N. H," and
to
are
j" Flowers,"
many
by
"R.J. T."
side of the
many
man
to
in this
of
Old Brooms
and
a
compelled
'«-
talk about
but there's
human be-
deprive another
Whyl
which
To Contributors.
J
I'couragc
your readers
darker
Despatches,
the Post-office.
at
to
advis-
est
myself,
which
Hearer of
their order
can
began
gentle
important documents have beenreceived
the
to
circumWho
which there
the
wrongs,
First.
go" existence?
both
pleasant
stronger
grievous.
saved that
troops
I.
Napoleon
he banished his
examples—of
it would contain all the community
The other
the
nineteenth century
and invade France,
Paris from
—
from his councils?
It would be
ion
We
rouse
to
-
Maid
adverse
most
the
when
antique,
the—Grab-Box !
Honolulu*Nov.
that the
decline
ornamental—modem
and
hope of being
to
hopefully,
taking
at
bravery
stances and against fearful odds.
A
the
mind
the
as
should
If Russia
by Joand''the
have been
not
problem?
unsolved
Saragossa
her
spoiler,
not in the
might
—
The deathless, the free '
Bows
to assert
venture
Scbastopol
an
battle
in
is
d »4rheaded the Crimean legions.
not
we
won
in
number,
great work,
immortality,
Allies,
brilliant ed
more
of cold,
strength
where in the mental,
discriminating
Your's
sove-
Victoria
Majesty
history presents
victories than those
Silently—tearfully
force
Elizabeth and
good Q,uecn
it
even
cage,
No!
to
Emancipation.
lind them embodied in
the present ruler, Her
were
reflect that your
space
rest
of free action.
privilege
a
were
cage
bird
unjust -principles
must
CATHERINE
have treasured
all
with
wo-
a
us,
readers in all their hideous
trust, stamp
been allowed the
Thy merciless surge.
)'er
of
two
above
worlds.
future
of this
I
will,
will take
I
or
but I
sor-
equal
an
of
power
within
every
your
some
and
'just
cause
influence, when by
and
in
•tancc
Hut
corner.
an
the
prisoned
valuable, and
instead of
volume/oKo,
a
to
the
and endurance!
ether
physical
deformity,
is
in-
[able,
of circumstances she
'
knell;
the
of Life's
wave
(ill
the aforesaid small
'time
thou tell
canst
Thou soundest
/
be shown
Loa,
trials,
same
require
not
Hher absurd and
<
re-
—
all o'er whose slumbers
)f
avenge
the
strength
blue
of action
gift
'moral and
us,
expect
mentionall the merits of our
at once
iman's power
•
the
the
and
that of the soidisant Lords
as
and did
be
we are
epithet—
in the great battle
part
and starred with diamonds?
!—
are
of JMavna
gay
Death-Angel
wavo
flies
unreasonable to
not
our
Where would be
to
Then
of small
sort
beset with
not
'soar into the
aye,
tone.
Hath stilled it for aye.
Jh !
volcanic
■
economy,
our
direction.
of that
immortal though, the bars
heaped upon
rougs
say
efforts, yet by
nerve,
has forever
Hawaii
to
"gentle spirits,"
though
of creation,
on—Woman.
Even
the loved
v,
lonely height!
the
made
in
Rights
Womatis'
surclv
would
So
II
list
be
if
and labors
rows
how-
defender, supporter,
the
that Nature will
again.
never
to
the
the hour
then,
can
wonder thai
really
lor
Await—but in vain—
Oh!
name
When I think of the
stricted
i
Now
citi- 'of life is
humanity by pub-
of
nnd consent,
deprived of fortunes acquired,
sex,"
("weaker
devote
to
au-
there—..-.
of
general
glimmer,
intention
voice
in
nothing
belittled by every
so
the 1 like—as
by
no
men
are
advice
our
authority,
direct
advice and
illu-
hope,
its last
sire.
of
are
our
us
us
This
glee.
of"a
joy
open
man.
cause
paper.
by becoming
We
narrow
by
our
dear, 'not by
independent
denied
now
of your
the
to
creator
\
to
well-nigh spent
heard
when your
•come
young
thought
lishing
vale
la the green sunny
—r
1
yourself
gladness to-day,
There's
burst the
and
ol
inexorable tyranny
shall be
sleep
louc
His
strength
zenship—a blessing
the sea.
some
of the earth, and
of free and
glorious liberty
'mid its treasures,
hope
sphere,
its fall:
wild wind
the
No dirge but
mental
our
that
places, who
high
not
had
we
honor
to
their merit.
For
Lucy Stone, would
benighted portion
vast
bounds of
o'er
close
her
by
Expected
and
certainly
the
of this pro-
originated.
have
been my
reformer like
mine, this
making.
thority
of
corner
advocating
genius
the
only
age could
it
iswcct
Fold
little
one
laws which
support and obey
much less
poor oppressed woman-hood,
of
cause
gressive
wave
wandered
He
bespeak
to
eye,
blue
the
on
desire
now,
Cold is the bosom,
Far
12, 1855.
in
of
your paper for the purpose
Of his manliness
Glassy
J855.
Dear Editress:
brow '
the
16,
Nov.
Honolulu,
The Ocean Burial.
Silently—tearfully.
Cover
NOVEMBER
FOLIO,
THE
an
for
new
New.—It's all very
brooms
sweeping
old Brouoh-'m in the House of
. Lords which sweeps away rubbish like
to,
'un.—Punch.
well'
clean,
a
new
�4
THE
The Mariner's Request.
Said
...
me not
Oh, bury
"
mariner grey
a
While Death's
the
in
no
churchyard old,"
his form waxed cold,
as
chilled bis
strong grasp
so
it
the
And his dark eye
!
Oh
And
bury
Where
the
and
tho
nestlings
;
and
plod,
will
pulled
the breeze
to
its
a
ladies
is
they
it—we
up,
Kye,
and
And the grass grows green
tho
the
lillies fair, and
the
And
sunlight laughs
a
me not
lay
down in
rivulet's
have
too
with
"
a
up
be
to
are
an
Oh
! bury
been
It has
On the
Where
'neath
homo
my
flow—
fears
know,
as
low."
earth-grave
mother,
So
grow.
a
nymphs
sea
blue
deep
the
dance
o'er
at eve
a mariner
From the storm
that
A
they
found
hand
form';
lair
Then bury
On
have
found
help
to
the
wail
for
.pay
mo,
quiet
and
sweet
shall my
death-sleep
be."
But
they
heeded
took
not
his
last
behest.
In
a
cold earth-grave they
In
a
coffin of
unplaned
laid the world's
boards
"
guest,
to rest
30,
1055.
lady
in
ilinc
so
We
arrived
here
from
ago.
West
Nor'
tltf:
Our
this
success
been about middlin'.
all had
good
to
health and
good
hear such
things
at
right glad
matters
always
you
I've tried
;
of
Ghap-|
The
was
accounts
Thank
home.
advice
good
I
and!
for your,
follow it,
to
ami
community
As
Home."
necessary
history.
building
you
to
go
The
up,
and they
fleet
ship got in
our
back
to come
in
to
the
folks
they had
were
found
waiting
to
"help
mother, don't think I'm
quite
new
The
get
good
but
we
about the
who
it is
beginning
stuck
for
them
proud
a
had
stir
as
the
to
not
of its
got
the
name
14 letters.
composed of
Bth and
Oth, is
useful
a
I Ith, sib,
13th and 3rd, is the best place
oth and
Ist, is
indispensable
in
11th and oth, is
My Ist,
trying
to
clder-lv ladies and
great favorite with
a
to
a
few
of
calling
the call
bad
large
s
by
Mrs. Adams
hue
one
of
line
is
1
We
cosily
will
places
it
and that
matters,
consider
tint a
igreeablc
or
is the
3rd,
name
of a
Ith, Oth and
I
my
12th,
is
a
2nd, 14th, stb, 7th,
fellow.
rare
Ist and
I Ith
(ith
and
indispensable
is
fJth,
to ani-
My
whole is the
of the Ladies' Fair.
object
a
HAWAIIAN ENIGMA.
a
I
to
am
of
composed
My Ist,
American
My Ist,
~th and sth,
4th,
letters.
seven
is
3rd and
chief who died in
district
a
2nd,
on
tiie
is
Hawaii.
name
of
a
1853,
little
new
everyone,
cultivated
end
almost
and
is
'2nd,
an
ornament
worn
by Hawaiians,
My Ist, 6th,
above
prosperity
well regu-
6th,
is
an
adverb.
3rd and 4th, is
necessary
to
the
of these islanw.
My 4th, Ist, 6th
conduct I
and
is
7th,
the
appellation
of deity.
Infinitely higher
j.My Ist,
sparkling diamonds.
Ist and
My 4th,
that all
of Whatever
right
Oth and
My 3rd,
re
formal-
themselves
feel
manners,
that possess them,
airly
the
tic'cisc
would
10th and
Boys
heartily despised by
was
most
not forbear return-
could
most
the
mal life.
diamonds, watch-
sets her above
rank
lady's
I
dressed.
is
3rd,
dc
not
abroad
gone
our
glittering in
me,
There la
company.
who would
Marquise
4th and
is miserable.
My 6th,
took
returned, and
was
object of long
quadrupeds,
Oth, 13th,
man
character
know,
to
the
on
dinner followed.
nto
she
elevate those
than
Bth, Oth,
Without
In
family
whose
ought
or
the
voyages.
beautiful flower.
country for strangers
days
whisper, which
mind,
perilous
Jerry My -2nd,
girdle, buokles, &«., whispered, Good Heavens!
The
(Ith and 7tb, is
My l-2th,
M>
Chinamen.
Oth and 4th, is the
name
of
a
moun-
tain.
the
"
selectfew
Chapel
the feast
evening
Itamed
come
on
of
was
who
up
the
of
the
My
in
port,
assembled stl
Wednesday evening
when
they enjoyed
and
reason,
far
there,
not
join
the flow
They regret
spent.
were
and
Honolulu, with
residents of
seafaring brethren
of their
them
on
and
all
of soul
"
the loss
the
is the abode of
one
of the ancient
"Bless us" said
Mrs.
Partington,
"what
mi.—
monsters
cordially
similar
until
those
whole
deities of the Hawaiians.
invite all to
occasions in the
j
jsome
|'
tliosc
sugar-planters
of them
have
as
must
many
be.
a# a
Why
hundred
ihands."
future.
funds
whaling
out.
sit
small
lated
• '.Hi
"Sailors'
Friend,
here
the
pronounce
cookery.
son,
Adams,
knows,
country
station, would
A
When
I
of Maine obedience claim.
I
think it will be easier than heretofore.
in the
shall
laws
My 2nd, ;!nl,
on
residing with his
Mrs.
visit.
lady
occupy high
Hut we've,
spirits."
your letter.
me
Iv
ities Of dress.
such
lain gave
undismayed
shade.
a
in the world.
re-
always
my love
loving
little dressed; and
plying.
who
cruise has
Mv
Adams, afterwards President My 2nd,
srss
opportunity
our
tlie
ing
fortnight
a
first
awfullrv
how
Dear Mother:
about
the
ol'invitatii
chains,
Oct.
many
Horn.
and
the custom nf the
She came—we
ladles
Honolulu.
Honolulu, Wahoo,
and
casts
My Ist, sth, Gth, 7th,
temptations
is
who is
(jive
John
States,
was
Fayette.
card
dying request ;
of his
thought
no
whole is
useful of
1784
li
the earliest
la
They
year
Americas
every
And
close,
sea,
free,
so
will
wave
on
safe
a
and
snares
fellow
poor
howling l>la-t.
France,
wind and the
so
Cape
is
Chaplain
Your
to
the
a
must
nf the United
bosom the tall ships bound
its
There
My
RICHARD.
blue
bold
ENIGMA.
com-
clear of the breakers.
last.
at
far 'neath the deep
me
There
me.
Our
waves crest.
and the
wrecked
aid.
gentle-
and the Girls.
In
welcome rest
its
sought
or
going
have
not
round
rest.
a
'tis said,
warrior
O'er Honolulu
where he may, il he chooses, j
seaport.
! steer
glittering pave ;
Far, far adown 'neath the white
There's many
about
fame,
name,
artisan.
need
himself from the
a
Hut I
Or
are
of
deeds
humble!
ages gone,
hard and
Fair," the pro-
Things
you
preparing,
lave,
its
eoufese.
wave.
cave,
their
and
come
had
you
of
pearl-built
bless,
to
power
use, not
The
used towards
sending Jerry
about
treat
I would make my grave
;
floor of
crystal
the
far
mo
its
seems an
My whole, firm,
now.
cowslir., blow,'
blue-bells
I
house.
Swimmingly just
the
in
once,
S.ige,
as
whale,
hands with the
joined
getting
arc
the
pleling
sp>,, .gs.
Ikeep
"
Yet
not
for
now
second
My
\\ here
breath-
sweet
the streamlets
on
There all is beauty and joy
But
the
near
taste,
captains
work
harpooned
ever
is
flings,
wave
passing hour
and
ear
Formed
Sai-
as
Where the rushes
doth banish quite,
care
each
we
have
it
The
the
"
when homeward bound.
rope
ceeds of which
And
Carking
With joy
would
one
but
for.
paid
it
build
build
can
house
and
as
and
men,
Where the flower
laughter-loving wight,
a
Vet ne'er
God.
try their wing".
first
My first
After
sailor.
a
away,
not
take hold of
crews
!good
tho throstle sings,
young
We
The
finished
all
daisies nod
thanks to
glad
utter
mo not where
bury
soil,
could
we
Home."
built it.
cold.
flowery
if
pity
lors'
fold,
slimy
heedless feet of rude rustics
the
Or the old woods
And
hum
wild bees
Where tho
Where
'neath the
mo not
given by
thrown
than
worse
a
crumbling mould,
so
CHARADE.
vnin.
thousands of dollars
hundreds and
be
his
in
from the be-
ours
first donation made for
very
half-dollar,
sailor
a
1855.
rolled—
upward
dark and
so narrow, so
The
to
was
churchyard old,
coils
worm
is, the house
a
have
in the
for me in the
not
Where the earth
A grave
it
as
glazed
mo not
bury
! dig
Oh
was
appealed
ever
ginning.
heart
bold,
"
one
The fact
Ifl,
NOVEMBER
FOLIO,
Now,
when I say that
Auction!
WILL
BE SOLD
Home, Friday evening
\
pair,
Auction!
at Public
ol
Nov.
fat
Auction
HUNTED
at The
AT THE
OFFICE
Sailor's
OF"THE
POLYNESIAN."
ICtli,
Live
Turkeys.
HONOLULU,
H.
I.
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