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Kalama compares a group of women to Sadducees and Pharisees, and then links them to tobacco smokers in Lahaina.

The writer, likely S.P. Kalama, urges the Hawaiian teachers to keep in touch and report through letters.

Kalama discusses his embarrassment at lack of a relevant message for a speech that was assigned to him at Lahainaluna.

Kalama submits an article to the newspaper Ke Kumu Hawaii regarding the globe and offering suggestions for improving Ke Kumu Hawaii.

John Adams Kuakini asks the opinion of Rev. Hiram Bingham about Kuakini placing his name on a document regarding liquor vending.

Gideon Laʻanui acknowledges Aikake's desire to return to the Poʻahā and his lack of fortitude.

Gideon Laʻanui writes to Mr. Levi Chamberlain regarding ʻAikake's request to rejoin the Poʻahā.

Gidiona Laʻanui writes to Mr. Levi Chamberlain regarding a person to join the Poʻahā meetings.

Abner Pākī asks Mr. Amos Starr Cooke for two rocking chairs.

Abner Pākī responds to Mr. Cooke’s letter, laments the ill health of Mrs. Cooke and sends regards to all, especially his daughters.