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nop HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
KONGL SWENSTA OCH WoRSTA KONSULATET,
Honolulu, January 18,1893.
GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
Excellency's communication of January 17 informing me that the
Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a provisional Government
has been established in Hawaii for reasons set forth in a proclamation,
of which you sent me a copy; also that such Provisional Government
has been proclaimed, is now in possession of the governmental
departmental buildings, the archives and the treasury, and is in control
of the city.
In reply to your requestto recognize the Provisional Government and
afford it the moral support of my Government, I beg to say that I do
recognize it as the existing de facto government of thellawaiian Islands,
and that I shall report to my Government immediately.
I have the honor to remain, your excellencies', your most obedient
servant,
H. W. SCHMIDT.
HONOLULU, January 18, 1893.
GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to own the receipt of your communication
of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation
issued yesterday, informing me that for reasons set forth the Hawaiian
monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established,
and requesting me to recognize the said Provisional Government
on behalf of the Spanish Government as the existing de facto
government of the Hawaiian Islands, and to afford to it the moral
support of my Government.
In response, I have the honor to say that I comply with the above
request and recognize the said Provisional Government as the de facto
government of the Hawaiian Islands within the scope of my authority.
I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
H. EENJES,
Vice-Consul for Spain.
Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE,
J. A. KING,
P. 0. JONES,
W. O. SMITH,
Executive Council of the Provisional Government
of the Hawaiian Island*.
His IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAJESTY'S CONSULATE-GENERAL,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, January 19, 1893.
GENTLEMEN: The receipt of your communication, dated the 17th
instant, inclosing a copy of proclamation issued on the same day, informing
me that for reasons set forth in said proclamation the Hawaiian
monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established,
which is now in possession of the Government departmental
buildings, the archives, and the treasury, and requesting me on behalf
of H. I. J. M.'s Government to recognize said Provisional Government
as the d* facto Government of the Hawaiian Islands, pending the receipt
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 1107
of instructions from H. I. J. M.'s Government, to whom advices of your
action and of the position which I have taken in relation thereto have
been ^ ' g ^ ^ h o n o r f c o b e gentlemen, your obedient servant,
SUBURO FUJII,
Agent and Consul- Ceneral.
Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. C. JONES, WM. O. SMITH,
Executive Council of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
HONOLULU, January 18, 1893.
GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
communication of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation
issued yesterday, whereby you inform me that for reasons set
forth the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional
Government established, the same being now in possession of the
Government departmental buildings, the archives, and the treasury,
and whereby you request me to recognize the said Provisional Government
on behalf of the Government of Italy as the existing de facto
Government of the Hawaiian Islands and to afford to it the moral support
of my Government.
In response I have the honor to say that I comply with the above
request, and recognize the said Provisional Government as the de facto
Government of the Hawaiian Islands so far as my authority as consul
for Italy may permit me to act for and on behalf of His Italian Majesty's
Government in the premises.
I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your very obedient servant,
P. A. SCHAEFER,
Consul for Italy.
Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. 0. JONES, and W. O. SMITH,
Executive Council of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
[Translation.]
CONSULATE-GENERAL OF PORTUGAL IN HAWAII,
Honolulu, January 18, 1893.
SIR: You inform me by your letter of the 17th instant that, for the
reason set forth in the proclamation which accompanies it, the
Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a Provisional Government,
which has been established in its place, is at this moment in
possession of the Government buildings and master of the capital.
Under these circumstances 1 recognize the Provisional Government
as being the de facto Government of Hawaii, and I hasten to submit
the decision I have just taken to my Government.
Accept, sir, the assurance of my very distiuguished consideration.
A. DE SOUZA CANAVARRO,
Consul- General and Charge d'Affaires of Portugal.
Monsieur S. B. DOLE,
President of the Executive Council of the Provisional Government.

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 :''Consul-General and Charge d'Affaires of Portugal''.

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 H. W. SCHMIDT.
-					----------
+{{break}}
 HONOLULU, ''January 18, 1893''.
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 ''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
-					----------
+{{break}}
 HIS IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAJESTY'S CONSULATE-GENERAL,
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 ''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
-					-----------
+{{break}}
 HONOLULU, ''January 18, 1893''.
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 ''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
-					------------
+{{break}}
 [Translation.]

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-nop HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
+{{p|1106}}
-KONGL SWENSTA OCH WoRSTA KONSULATET,
-Honolulu, January 18,1893.
+KONGL SWENSTA OCH WORSTA KONSULATET,
-GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
+''Honolulu, January 18,1893''.
 Excellency's communication of January 17 informing me that the
-Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a provisional Government
+GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency's communication of January 17 informing me that the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a provisional Government has been established in Hawaii for reasons set forth in a proclamation, of which you sent me a copy; also that such Provisional Government has been proclaimed, is now in possession of the governmental departmental buildings, the archives and the treasury, and is in control of the city.
 has been established in Hawaii for reasons set forth in a proclamation,
-of which you sent me a copy; also that such Provisional Government
+In reply to your request to recognize the Provisional Government and afford it the moral support of my Government, I beg to say that I do recognize it as the existing ''de facto'' government of the Hawaiian Islands, and that I shall report to my Government immediately.
 has been proclaimed, is now in possession of the governmental
-departmental buildings, the archives and the treasury, and is in control
+I have the honor to remain, your excellencies', your most obedient servant,
 of the city.
-In reply to your requestto recognize the Provisional Government and
+H. W. SCHMIDT.
 afford it the moral support of my Government, I beg to say that I do
-recognize it as the existing de facto government of thellawaiian Islands,
+					----------
 and that I shall report to my Government immediately.
-I have the honor to remain, your excellencies', your most obedient
+HONOLULU, ''January 18, 1893''.
 servant,
-H. W. SCHMIDT.
+GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to own the receipt of your communication of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation issued yesterday, informing me that for reasons set forth the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established, and requesting me to recognize the said Provisional Government on behalf of the Spanish Government as the existing ''de facto'' government of the Hawaiian Islands, and to afford to it the moral support of my Government.
 HONOLULU, January 18, 1893.
-GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to own the receipt of your communication
+In response, I have the honor to say that I comply with the above request and recognize the said Provisional Government as the ''de facto'' government of the Hawaiian Islands within the scope of my authority.
 of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation
-issued yesterday, informing me that for reasons set forth the Hawaiian
+I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
 monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established,
-and requesting me to recognize the said Provisional Government
+H. RENJES,
 on behalf of the Spanish Government as the existing de facto
-government of the Hawaiian Islands, and to afford to it the moral
+''Vice-Consul for Spain''.
 support of my Government.
-In response, I have the honor to say that I comply with the above
+Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE,
 request and recognize the said Provisional Government as the de facto
-government of the Hawaiian Islands within the scope of my authority.
+J. A. KING, P. C. JONES,
 I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
-H. EENJES,
+W. O. SMITH,
 Vice-Consul for Spain.
-Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE,
+''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
 J. A. KING,
-P. 0. JONES,
+					----------
 W. O. SMITH,
-Executive Council of the Provisional Government
+HIS IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAJESTY'S CONSULATE-GENERAL,
-of the Hawaiian Island*.
+''Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, January 19, 1893''.
-His IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAJESTY'S CONSULATE-GENERAL,
-Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, January 19, 1893.
+GENTLEMEN: The receipt of your communication, dated the 17th instant, inclosing a copy of proclamation issued on the same day, informing me that for reasons set forth in said proclamation the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established, which is now in possession of the Government departmental buildings, the archives, and the treasury, and requesting me on behalf of H. I. J. M.'s Government to recognize said Provisional Government as the ''de facto'' Government of the Hawaiian Islands, pending the receipt
 GENTLEMEN: The receipt of your communication, dated the 17th
-instant, inclosing a copy of proclamation issued on the same day, informing
+{{p|1107}}
 me that for reasons set forth in said proclamation the Hawaiian
-monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established,
+of instructions from H. I. J. M.'s Government, to whom advices of your action and of the position which I have taken in relation thereto have been despatched.
 which is now in possession of the Government departmental
-buildings, the archives, and the treasury, and requesting me on behalf
+I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
 of H. I. J. M.'s Government to recognize said Provisional Government
-as the d* facto Government of the Hawaiian Islands, pending the receipt
+SUBURO FUJII,
-HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 1107
-of instructions from H. I. J. M.'s Government, to whom advices of your
+''Agent and Consul-General''.
 action and of the position which I have taken in relation thereto have
-been ^ ' g ^ ^ h o n o r f c o b e gentlemen, your obedient servant,
+Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. C. JONES, WM. O. SMITH,
-SUBURO FUJII,
+''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
-Agent and Consul- Ceneral.
-Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. C. JONES, WM. O. SMITH,
+					-----------
 Executive Council of the Provisional
-Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
+HONOLULU, ''January 18, 1893''.
 HONOLULU, January 18, 1893.
-GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
+GENTLEMEN : I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation issued yesterday, whereby you inform me that for reasons set forth the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional Government established, the same being now in possession of the Government departmental buildings, the archives, and the treasury, and whereby you request me to recognize the said Provisional Government on behalf of the Government of Italy as the existing ''de facto'' Government of the Hawaiian Islands and to afford to it the moral support of my Government.
 communication of yesterday's date, together with a copy of the proclamation
-issued yesterday, whereby you inform me that for reasons set
+In response I have the honor to say that I comply with the above request, and recognize the said Provisional Government as the ''de facto'' Government of the Hawaiian Islands so far as my authority as consul for Italy may permit me to act for and on behalf of His Italian Majesty's Government in the premises.
 forth the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and a Provisional
-Government established, the same being now in possession of the
+I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your very obedient servant,
 Government departmental buildings, the archives, and the treasury,
-and whereby you request me to recognize the said Provisional Government
+P. A. SCHAEFER,
 on behalf of the Government of Italy as the existing de facto
-Government of the Hawaiian Islands and to afford to it the moral support
+''Consul for Italy''.
 of my Government.
-In response I have the honor to say that I comply with the above
+Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. C. JONES, and W. O. SMITH,
-request, and recognize the said Provisional Government as the de facto
+''Executive Council of the Provisional Government of the Hawaiian Islands''.
 Government of the Hawaiian Islands so far as my authority as consul
-for Italy may permit me to act for and on behalf of His Italian Majesty's
+					------------
 Government in the premises.
-I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your very obedient servant,
+[Translation.]
 P. A. SCHAEFER,
-Consul for Italy.
+CONSULATE-GENERAL OF PORTUGAL IN HAWAII,
-Hons. SANFORD B. DOLE, J. A. KING, P. 0. JONES, and W. O. SMITH,
+Honolulu, January 18, 1893.
 Executive Council of the Provisional
-Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
+SIR: You inform me by your letter of the 17th instant that, for the reason set forth in the proclamation which accompanies it, the Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a Provisional Government, which has been established in its place, is at this moment in possession of the Government buildings and master of the capital. Under these circumstances I recognize the Provisional Government as being the ''de facto'' Government of Hawaii, and I hasten to submit the decision I have just taken to my Government.
 [Translation.]
-CONSULATE-GENERAL OF PORTUGAL IN HAWAII,
+Accept, sir, the assurance of my very distinguished consideration.
 Honolulu, January 18, 1893.
-SIR: You inform me by your letter of the 17th instant that, for the
+A. DE SOUZA CANAVARRO,
 reason set forth in the proclamation which accompanies it, the
-Hawaiian monarchy has been abrogated and that a Provisional Government,
+''Consul-General and Charge d'Affaires of Portugal''.
 which has been established in its place, is at this moment in
-possession of the Government buildings and master of the capital.
+Monsieur S. B. DOLE,
-Under these circumstances 1 recognize the Provisional Government
+''President of the Executive Council of the Provisional Government''.