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BY DISTRICTS AND ISLANDS.  
 
BY DISTRICTS AND ISLANDS.  
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Hawaii: Hilo 9,935 Pima 834 Kau 2,577 North Kona 1,753 South Kona 1,812 North Kohala 4,303 South Kohala 538 Hamakua 5, 002 26,754 Maui: Lahaina 2,113 Wailuku 6, 708 Hana 3,270 Makawoo 5,2G6 Molokai. 17,357 . 2,632 Lanai ...... 174• Oahu: Honolulu 22,907 Ewa 2,155 Waianae 903 Waialua 1,286 Koolauloa 1, 444 Koolaupoko 2,499 31,194 Kauai: Waimea 2,523 Niihau 216 Koloa 1,755 Kawaihau 2,101 Hanalei 2,472 Lihue 2,792 11,859  
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|Hawaii:
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{{2cr|:Hilo|9,935}}
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{{2cr|:Puna|834}}
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{{2cr|:Kau|2,577}}
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{{2cr|:North Kona|1,753}}
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{{2cr|:South Kona|1,812}}
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{{2cr|:North Kohala|4,303}}
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{{2cr|:South Kohala|538}}
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{{2cr|:Hamakua|5,002}}
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{{2cr| |----}}
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{{2cr| |26,754}}
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|Maui:
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{{2cr|:Lahaina|2,113}}
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{{2cr|:Wailuku|6,708}}
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{{2cr|:Hana|3,270}}
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{{2cr|:Makawoo|5,266}}
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{{2cr| |----}}
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{{2cr| |17,357}}
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|Molokai
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|align="right"|2,632
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|Lanai
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|align="right"|174
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|Oahu:
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{{2cr|:Honolulu|22,907}}
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{{2cr|:Ewa|2,155}}
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{{2cr|:Waianae|903}}
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{{2cr|:Waialua|1,286}}
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{{2cr|:Koolauloa|1,444}}
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{{2cr|:Koolaupoko|2,499}}
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{{2cr| |----}}
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{{2cr| |31,194}}
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|Kauai:
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{{2cr|:Waimea|2,523}}
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{{2cr|:Niihau|216}}
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{{2cr|:Koloa|1,755}}
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{{2cr|:Kawaihau|2,101}}
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{{2cr|:Hanalei|2,472}}
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{{2cr|:Lihue|2,792}}
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{{2cr| |----}}
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{{2cr| |11,859}}
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BY NATIONALITY—1890 AND 1884 COMPARED.  
 
BY NATIONALITY—1890 AND 1884 COMPARED.  
  
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Natives Half-castes Chinese Americans Hawaiian-born, foreign parents • J a p a n e se 1890. 34, 436 6,186 15, 301 1,928 7,495 12, 360 1884. 40, 014 4,218 17, 937 2,066 2,040 116 Norwegian Britons Portuguese Germans French Other foreigners Polynesian 1890. 227 1,344 8,002 1,034 70 419 588 1884. 392 1,282 9,377 1, 600 192 416 966 Total population 1890 . Total population 1884 . 89,990 80,578  
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{{3cr| |1890.|1884.}}
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{{3cr|Natives| 34,436| 40,014}}
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{{3cr|Half-castes| 6,186| 4,218}}
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{{3cr|Chinese| 15,301| 17,937}}
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{{3cr|Americans| 1,928| 2,066}}
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{{3cr|Hawaiian-born, foreign parents| 7,495| 2,040}}
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{{3cr|Japanese| 12,360| 116}}
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{{3cr| |1890.|1884.}}
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{{3cr|Norwegian|227|392}}
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{{3cr|Britons|1,344|1,282}}
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{{3cr|Portuguese|8,602|9,377}}
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{{3cr|Germans|1,034|1,600}}
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{{3cr|French|70|192}}
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{{3cr|Other foreigners|419|416}}
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{{3cr|Polynesian|588|956}}
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{{2cr|Total population 1890|89,990}}
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{{2cr|Total population 1884|80,578}}
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''Population by nationality and sex of the Hawaiian Islands, and also of the principal township districts. ''
 
''Population by nationality and sex of the Hawaiian Islands, and also of the principal township districts. ''
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<small> ''[Compiled from the latest census, 1890.] '' </small>
 
<small> ''[Compiled from the latest census, 1890.] '' </small>
  
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Nationalities. Honolulu, Oahu. Natives, males females Half-castes, males females Chinese, males females Hawaiian-born, foreign paronts, males .. females Americans, males females British, males females Germans, males females French, males females Portuguese, males females Japanese, males females Norwegians, males females Polynesians, males females All others, males females Total 4,494 4,068 1,257 1,346 3, 950 457 1,250 1,236 767 431 529 267 261 105 25 23 933 799 277 111 55 21 49 23 151 22 22,907 Wailuku, Maui. 1,260 1,178 267 248 1,202 33 254 215 65 23 53 • 5 29 402 326 842 183 31 11 22 14 36 32 6,708 Lahaina, Maui. 687 599 199 101 89 5 41 39 15 11 7 4 7 29 24 249 40 Hilo, Hawaii. 1,076 900 175 189 1,264 19 537 513 90 27 68 16 27 7 4 Lihue, Kauai. 411 310 49 61 347 9 203 177 11 7 8 2 163 108 686 2,703 708 9 935 237 195 363 60 Population whole islands. 18, 304 16, 072 3, 0K5 3, 101 14, 552 779 3, 909 3, 580 1,298 630 982 362 729 305 46 24 4,770 3,832 10, 079 2,281 155 72 404 184 871 48
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{{7cr|Nationalities.|Honolulu, Oahu|Wailuku, Maui.|Lahaina, Maui.|Hilo, Hawaii.|Lihue, Kauai|Population whole islands.}}
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{{7cr|Natives, males|4,494|1,260|687|1,076|411|18,364}}
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{{7cr|females|4,068|1,178|599|900|310|16,072}}
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{{7cr|Half-castes, males|1,257|267|199|175|49|3,085}}
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{{7cr|females|1,346|248|101|189|61|3,101}}
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{{7cr|Chinese, males|3,950|1,202|89|1,264|347|14,552}}
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{{7cr|females|457|33|5|19|9|779}}
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{{7cr|Hawaiian-born, foreign parents, males|1,250|254|41|537|203|3,909}}
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{{7cr|females|1,236|215|39|513|177|3,586}}
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{{7cr|Americans, males|767|65|15|90|11|1,298}}
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{{7cr|females|431|23|11|27|7|630}}
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{{7cr|British, males|529|53|7|68|8|982}}
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{{7cr|females|267|5|4|16|2|362}}
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{{7cr|Germans, males|261|29|7|27|163|729}}
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{{7cr|females|105|5|.....|7|108|305}}
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{{7cr|French, males|25|7|.....|4|.....|46}}
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{{7cr|females|23|.....|.....|.....|.....|24}}
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{{7cr|Portuguese, males|933|402|29|869|237|4,770}}
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{{7cr|females|799|326|24|686|195|3,832}}
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{{7cr|Japanese, males|277|842|249|2,703|363|10,079}}
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{{7cr|females|111|183|40|708|60|2,281}}
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{{7cr|Norwegians, males|55|31|.....|.....|6|155}}
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{{7cr|females|21|11|.....|.....|6|72}}
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{{7cr|Polynesians, males|49|22|33|22|23|404}}
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{{7cr|females|23|14|15|8|17|184}}
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{{7cr|All others, males|151|36|7|27|16|371}}
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{{7cr|females|22|32|2|.....|3|48}}
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{{7cr|Total|22,907|6,708|2,113|9,935|2,792|89,990}}
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CHARACTERISTICS, RELIGION, EDUCATION.
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===CHARACTERISTICS, RELIGION, EDUCATION ===
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The natives are a good-tempered, light-hearted, pleasure-loving people. It is probable that little difficulty is found in governing them as, of themselves, they are not inclined to turbulence nor disposed to revolt against any form of government. Like children, they are easily led and controlled. Even when the Hawaiian Islands were discovered, the people were by no means savages, but had an organized state of society. After discovery, civilization made progress as rapidly, it is said, with these people as with the Japanese; and in twenty-five years after the landing of the missionaries (1820), the whole people had, in a great measure become Americanized. But today, except politically as the one-time owners of the islands, the natives are but an unimportant element of the people and their consent or opposition could have but little influence upon the course of events. They are a peace-loving race, and, in a military sense, are not worth consideration, but they are brave individually and make, it is said, excellent seamen. Little resistance could be anticipated from them even in defense of their country.  
 
The natives are a good-tempered, light-hearted, pleasure-loving people. It is probable that little difficulty is found in governing them as, of themselves, they are not inclined to turbulence nor disposed to revolt against any form of government. Like children, they are easily led and controlled. Even when the Hawaiian Islands were discovered, the people were by no means savages, but had an organized state of society. After discovery, civilization made progress as rapidly, it is said, with these people as with the Japanese; and in twenty-five years after the landing of the missionaries (1820), the whole people had, in a great measure become Americanized. But today, except politically as the one-time owners of the islands, the natives are but an unimportant element of the people and their consent or opposition could have but little influence upon the course of events. They are a peace-loving race, and, in a military sense, are not worth consideration, but they are brave individually and make, it is said, excellent seamen. Little resistance could be anticipated from them even in defense of their country.  
  
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RELIGION.  
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===RELIGION.===
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All forms of religion are tolerated. According to the latest statistics there are:  
 
All forms of religion are tolerated. According to the latest statistics there are:  
  
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{{2cr|Protestants|29,685}}
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Protestants 29,685 Roman Catholics 20,072 Mormons 3,576 Hebrews, less than 100
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{{2cr|Roman Catholics|20,072}}
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{{2cr|Mormons|3,576}}
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{{2cr|Hebrews, less than|100}}
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EDUCATION.
 
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Education is general. <br>
 
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There are 178 schools, with 10,000 pupils, of whom 5,559 are natives and 1,573 half-castes. In 1890-'92 $326,922 was allotted for public instruction. (Sum allotted for public instruction, 1892-'94, $210,000. Statesman's Year Book, 1893.)
 
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LAWS
 
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The laws are modeled on those of the United States. There is a supreme court of justice, and, in addition, circuit judges and justices of the peace.
 
  
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MILITARY FORCES AND POLICE.  
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===EDUCATION.===
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Education is general.
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There are 178 schools, with 10,000 pupils, of whom 5,559 are natives and 1,573 half-castes. In 1890-'92 $326,922 was allotted for public instruction. (Sum allotted for public instruction, 1892-'94, $210,000. Statesman's Year Book, 1893.)
  
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The military forces authorized by law consist of the household guards, fixed at 65 men. It is reported that all but 16 of these men have been discharged, that number being retained as a guard for the deposed queen (February, 1893). Volunteer military organizations are prohibited by law. There is also an organized police force.  
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===LAWS===
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The laws are modeled on those of the United States. There is a supreme court of justice, and, in addition, circuit judges and justices of the peace.
  
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LANGUAGE.  
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===MILITARY FORCES AND POLICE.===
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The military forces authorized by law consist of the household guards, fixed at 65 men. It is reported that all but 16 of these men have been discharged, that number being retained as a guard for the deposed queen (February, 1893). Volunteer military organizations are prohibited by law. There is also an organized police force.
  
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===LANGUAGE.===
 
The language is very largely made up of vowels, giving to the spoken tongue a pleasant liquid sound somewhat difficult to acquire. The consonants all have the English sound, the vowels that of the German
 
The language is very largely made up of vowels, giving to the spoken tongue a pleasant liquid sound somewhat difficult to acquire. The consonants all have the English sound, the vowels that of the German

Latest revision as of 17:06, 18 December 2005

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Latest official census of the Hawaiian Islands.

[Taken December 28, 1890.]

BY DISTRICTS AND ISLANDS.

Hawaii:
Hilo

9,935

Puna

834

Kau

2,577

North Kona

1,753

South Kona

1,812

North Kohala

4,303

South Kohala

538

Hamakua

5,002

26,754

Maui:
Lahaina

2,113

Wailuku

6,708

Hana

3,270

Makawoo

5,266

17,357

Molokai 2,632
Lanai 174
Oahu:
Honolulu

22,907

Ewa

2,155

Waianae

903

Waialua

1,286

Koolauloa

1,444

Koolaupoko

2,499

31,194

Kauai:
Waimea

2,523

Niihau

216

Koloa

1,755

Kawaihau

2,101

Hanalei

2,472

Lihue

2,792

11,859

BY NATIONALITY—1890 AND 1884 COMPARED.

1890.

1884.

Natives 
34,436

40,014
Half-castes 
6,186

4,218
Chinese 
15,301

17,937
Americans 
1,928

2,066
Hawaiian-born, foreign parents 
7,495

2,040
Japanese 
12,360

116

1890.

1884.

Norwegian

227

392

Britons

1,344

1,282

Portuguese

8,602

9,377

Germans

1,034

1,600

French

70

192

Other foreigners

419

416

Polynesian

588

956

Total population 1890

89,990

Total population 1884

80,578

Population by nationality and sex of the Hawaiian Islands, and also of the principal township districts.

[Compiled from the latest census, 1890.]

Nationalities. Honolulu, Oahu Wailuku, Maui. Lahaina, Maui. Hilo, Hawaii. Lihue, Kauai Population whole islands.
Natives, males 4,494 1,260 687 1,076 411 18,364
females 4,068 1,178 599 900 310 16,072
Half-castes, males 1,257 267 199 175 49 3,085
females 1,346 248 101 189 61 3,101
Chinese, males 3,950 1,202 89 1,264 347 14,552
females 457 33 5 19 9 779
Hawaiian-born, foreign parents, males 1,250 254 41 537 203 3,909
females 1,236 215 39 513 177 3,586
Americans, males 767 65 15 90 11 1,298
females 431 23 11 27 7 630
British, males 529 53 7 68 8 982
females 267 5 4 16 2 362
Germans, males 261 29 7 27 163 729
females 105 5 ..... 7 108 305
French, males 25 7 ..... 4 ..... 46
females 23 ..... ..... ..... ..... 24
Portuguese, males 933 402 29 869 237 4,770
females 799 326 24 686 195 3,832
Japanese, males 277 842 249 2,703 363 10,079
females 111 183 40 708 60 2,281
Norwegians, males 55 31 ..... ..... 6 155
females 21 11 ..... ..... 6 72
Polynesians, males 49 22 33 22 23 404
females 23 14 15 8 17 184
All others, males 151 36 7 27 16 371
females 22 32 2 ..... 3 48
Total 22,907 6,708 2,113 9,935 2,792 89,990
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CHARACTERISTICS, RELIGION, EDUCATION

The natives are a good-tempered, light-hearted, pleasure-loving people. It is probable that little difficulty is found in governing them as, of themselves, they are not inclined to turbulence nor disposed to revolt against any form of government. Like children, they are easily led and controlled. Even when the Hawaiian Islands were discovered, the people were by no means savages, but had an organized state of society. After discovery, civilization made progress as rapidly, it is said, with these people as with the Japanese; and in twenty-five years after the landing of the missionaries (1820), the whole people had, in a great measure become Americanized. But today, except politically as the one-time owners of the islands, the natives are but an unimportant element of the people and their consent or opposition could have but little influence upon the course of events. They are a peace-loving race, and, in a military sense, are not worth consideration, but they are brave individually and make, it is said, excellent seamen. Little resistance could be anticipated from them even in defense of their country.

RELIGION.

All forms of religion are tolerated. According to the latest statistics there are:

Protestants

29,685

Roman Catholics

20,072

Mormons

3,576

Hebrews, less than

100

EDUCATION.

Education is general.

There are 178 schools, with 10,000 pupils, of whom 5,559 are natives and 1,573 half-castes. In 1890-'92 $326,922 was allotted for public instruction. (Sum allotted for public instruction, 1892-'94, $210,000. Statesman's Year Book, 1893.)

LAWS

The laws are modeled on those of the United States. There is a supreme court of justice, and, in addition, circuit judges and justices of the peace.

MILITARY FORCES AND POLICE.

The military forces authorized by law consist of the household guards, fixed at 65 men. It is reported that all but 16 of these men have been discharged, that number being retained as a guard for the deposed queen (February, 1893). Volunteer military organizations are prohibited by law. There is also an organized police force.

LANGUAGE.

The language is very largely made up of vowels, giving to the spoken tongue a pleasant liquid sound somewhat difficult to acquire. The consonants all have the English sound, the vowels that of the German

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