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520 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
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"Governor Kuakiui died.
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''First appearance of Mormons at Honolulu, en route for California.
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"Governor Kuakini died.  
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"1848. Leleiohoku (William Pitt) died.
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"Moses Kaikoewa died.
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"First appearance of Mormons at Honolulu, en route for California.  
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" Kaiminaauao died.
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"The twelfth company of missionaries arrived.
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"1848. Leleiohoku (William Pitt) died.  
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"The measles (mai puupuu nla) prevailed, and was very fatal.
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"1849. The fort seized at Honolulu by Admiral Tromelin, of the
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"Moses Kaikoewa died.  
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French navy.
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"Beef first exported from the islands—158 barrels.
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"Kaiminaauao died.  
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"Keliiahonui died.
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"1850. James Young Kanehoa died. Kaoanaeha died.
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"The twelfth company of missionaries arrived.  
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"1851. The Hawaiian Missionary Society was formed.
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" Kekauonohi died.
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"The measles (mai puupuu ula) prevailed, and was very fatal.  
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"June, the court house at Honolulu built.
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"First whale oil and bone transshipped.
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"1849. The fort seized at Honolulu by Admiral Tromelin, of the French navy.  
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"1852. April 2, Kaliokalani died.
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"First export of fungus.
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"Beef first exported from the islands—158 barrels.  
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"1853. The smallpox (mai puupuu liilii) swept over the islands.
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"1854. The fort at Lakaina demolished by order of the Government.
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"Keliiahonui died.  
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"December 15, Kamehameha III (Kauikeaouli) died, and Kaniehameha
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IV became King.
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"1850. James Young Kanehoa died. Kaoanaeha died.  
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"1855. Pakidied.
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"Mr. Hitchcock, of Molokai, died.
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"1851. The Hawaiian Missionary Society was formed.  
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"Flour exported—463 barrels.
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" 1856. Juue 2, Kamehameha IV was united in marriage with Emma
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"Kekauonohi died.  
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Eooke.
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"Isaac Davis was married to Euta Keelikolani.
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"June, the court house at Honolulu built.  
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"1857, the fort at Honolulu was demolished by order of the Government.
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" Konia (widow of Paki) died.
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"First whale oil and bone transshipped.  
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"John Young (Keoni Ana), the premier, died.
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"Victoria Kamamalu appointed KuhinaNui.
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"1852. April 2, Kaliokalani died.  
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" May 28, William L. Lee, chief justice of the supreme court, died,
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aged, 36.
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"First export of fungus.  
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"David Malo, native Hawaiian historian, died.
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" Hone ybees first introduced, by the E. H. Agricultural Society.
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"1853. The smallpox (mai puupuu liilii) swept over the islands.  
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" Oahu prison built.
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"1858, May 20, birth of the Prince of Hawaii.
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"1854. The fort at Lahaina demolished by order of the Government.  
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" Eice first systematically cultivated near Honolulu.
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" Sailors' Home established.
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"December 15, Kamehameha III (Kauikeaouli) died, and Kamehameha IV became King.  
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" 1859, July, Eev. L. Smith's premises burnt.
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" April 20, Jona Piikoi died, aged 50.
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"1855. Paki died.  
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" April 26, laying of corner stone, Odd Fellows' Hall.
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"January 7, dedication of Odd Fellows' Hall.
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"Mr. Hitchcock, of Molokai, died.  
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" February, eruption of volcano on Manna Loa, running down to Wainanalii.
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" The civil code published.
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"Flour exported—463 barrels.  
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" Gaslight first introduced into Honolulu.
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" September 9, William Pitt Kinau, son of Leleiohoku and E. Keelikolani,
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"1856. Juue 2, Kamehameha IV was united in marriage with Emma Rooke.
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died at Kohala, Hawaii, aged 17.
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"1860, May 5, arrival of Japanese embassy en route to the United
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"Isaac Davis was married to Ruta Keelikolani.  
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States. I
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"New custom-house built, Honolulu. '
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"1857, the fort at Honolulu was demolished by order of the Government.  
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" Queen's hospital built.
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" Honolulu flour mill and foundry burned.
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"Konia (widow of Paki) died.  
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 521
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"Steamer Kilauea arrived.
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"John Young (Keoni Ana), the premier, died.  
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"Prince L. Kamehameha (Kamehameha V) sailed for California.
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" September 23, Eev. Dr. E. Armstrong, minister of public instruction,
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"Victoria Kamamalu appointed Kuhina Nui.  
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died.
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"Passage of the 'law to mitigate,' etc.
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"May 28, William L. Lee, chief justice of the supreme court, died, aged, 36.  
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"1802. April, Palmyra Island, in latitude 5° 50' N., longitude 161° 53'
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W., taken possession of by Oapt.-Z. Bent, for Kamehameha IV and his
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"David Malo, native Hawaiian historian, died.  
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successors, and subsequently declared by royal proclamation to be a
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part of the Hawaiian domain.
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"Honeybees first introduced, by the R. H. Agricultural Society.  
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"August 27, death of the Prince of Hawaii, aged 4 years, 3 mouths
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and 7 days.
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"Oahu prison built.  
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"The funeral took place September 7.
+
 
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"Lahainaluna Seminary burned and was rebuilt the same year.
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"1858, May 20, birth of the Prince of Hawaii.  
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"October 11, Eeformed Catholic Church mission arrived.
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"1863. November 30, His Majesty Kamehameha IV died, aged 29
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"Rice first systematically cultivated near Honolulu.  
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years, 9 months, and 21 days, and Prince Kamehameha ascended the
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throne as Kamehameha V.
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"Sailors' Home established.  
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"1864. May 5, convention of delegates to amend the constitution
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called by the King.
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"1859, July, Rev. L. Smith's premises burnt.  
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"July 7, convention opened.
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"August 13, convention dissolved and constitution abrogated.
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"April 20, Jona Piikoi died, aged 50.  
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"August 20, new constitution granted by the King.
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"L. Haalelea died.
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"April 26, laying of corner stone, Odd Fellows' Hall.  
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" 1805. October 19, E. C. Wyllie, minister of foreign relations, died,
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aged 67.
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"January 7, dedication of Odd Fellows' Hall.  
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"Queen Emma visited the United States and Europe.
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"January 27, arrival of the steamer Ajax from California.
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"February, eruption of volcano on Mauna Loa, running down to Wainanalii.  
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"1865. May 29, H. E. H. Princess V. Kamamalu died, aged 27 years
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6 months and 29 days.
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"The civil code published.  
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"July 20, J. Dudoit, formerly French consul, murdered.
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" October 22, return of Queen Emma.
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"Gaslight first introduced into Honolulu.  
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"1867. March 12, G. M. Eobertson, first associate justice of the
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supreme court, died, aged 47.
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"September 9, William Pitt Kinau, son of Leleiohoku and R. Keelikolani, died at Kohala, Hawaii, aged 17.  
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"1868. November 4, His Highness Mataio Kekuanaoa, father of the
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late King and his present Majesty, died, aged 75 years.
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"1860, May 5, arrival of Japanese embassy en route to the United States.  
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" 1869. July 21, arrival of H. E. H. Alfred Ernest, Duke of Edinburg,
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in command of H. B. M.'s ship Galatea.
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"New custom-house built, Honolulu.
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" August 2, light-house at the entrance of Honolulu Harbor permanently
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lighted.
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"Queen's hospital built.  
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XVIII. DEED OP CESSION.
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" The deed of cession reads as follows:
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"Honolulu flour mill and foundry burned.  
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" ' I n consequence of the difficulties of complying with the demands
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in the manner in which they are made by Her Britannic Majesty's representative
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upon us, in reference to the claims of British subjects, we
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do hereby cede the group of islands known as the Hawaiian (or Sandwich)
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"Steamer Kilauea arrived.  
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Islands unto the Eight Honorable Lord George Paulet, captain
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of Her Britannic Majesty's ship of war Garys/ort, representing Her
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"Prince L. Kamehameha (Kamehameha V) sailed for California.  
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Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, from this date
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and the time being; the said cession being made with the reservation
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"September 23, Rev. Dr. E. Armstrong, minister of public instruction, died.  
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that it is subject to any arrangement that may have been entered into
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by the representatives appointed by us to treat with the Government
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"Passage of the 'law to mitigate,' etc.  
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of Her Britannic Majesty; and in the event that no agreement has been
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"1862. April, Palmyra Island, in latitude 5° 50' N., longitude 161° 53' W., taken possession of by Capt. Z. Bent, for Kamehameha IV and his successors, and subsequently declared by royal proclamation to be a part of the Hawaiian domain.  
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 +
"August 27, death of the Prince of Hawaii, aged 4 years, 3 mouths and 7 days.  
 +
 
 +
"The funeral took place September 7.  
 +
 
 +
"Lahainaluna Seminary burned and was rebuilt the same year.  
 +
 
 +
"October 11, Reformed Catholic Church mission arrived.  
 +
 
 +
"1863. November 30, His Majesty Kamehameha IV died, aged 29 years, 9 months, and 21 days, and Prince Kamehameha ascended the throne as Kamehameha V.  
 +
 
 +
"1864. May 5, convention of delegates to amend the constitution called by the King.  
 +
 
 +
"July 7, convention opened.  
 +
 
 +
"August 13, convention dissolved and constitution abrogated.  
 +
 
 +
"August 20, new constitution granted by the King.  
 +
 
 +
"L. Haalelea died.  
 +
 
 +
"1865. October 19, E. C. Wyllie, minister of foreign relations, died, aged 67.  
 +
 
 +
"Queen Emma visited the United States and Europe.  
 +
 
 +
"January 27, arrival of the steamer ''Ajax'' from California.  
 +
 
 +
"1865. May 29, H.R.H. Princess V. Kamamalu died, aged 27 years 6 months and 29 days.  
 +
 
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"July 20, J. Dudoit, formerly French consul, murdered.  
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"October 22, return of Queen Emma.  
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"1867. March 12, G. M. Robertson, first associate justice of the supreme court, died, aged 47.
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"1868. November 4, His Highness Mataio Kekuanaoa, father of the late King and his present Majesty, died, aged 75 years.  
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"1869. July 21, arrival of H.R.H. Alfred Ernest, Duke of Edinburg, in command of H. B. M.'s ship ''Galatea''.  
 +
 
 +
"August 2, light-house at the entrance of Honolulu Harbor permanently lighted.  
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XVIII. DEED OF CESSION.  
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"The deed of cession reads as follows:  
 +
 
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" ' In consequence of the difficulties of complying with the demands in the manner in which they are made by Her Britannic Majesty's representative upon us, in reference to the claims of British subjects, we do hereby cede the group of islands known as the Hawaiian (or Sandwich) Islands unto the Right Honorable Lord George Paulet, captain of Her Britannic Majesty's ship of war ''Carysfort'', representing Her Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, from this date and the time being; the said cession being made with the reservation that it is subject to any arrangement that may have been entered into by the representatives appointed by us to treat with the Government of Her Britannic Majesty; and in the event that no agreement has been

Revision as of 21:03, 26 December 2005

-p520-

"Governor Kuakini died.

"First appearance of Mormons at Honolulu, en route for California.

"1848. Leleiohoku (William Pitt) died.

"Moses Kaikoewa died.

"Kaiminaauao died.

"The twelfth company of missionaries arrived.

"The measles (mai puupuu ula) prevailed, and was very fatal.

"1849. The fort seized at Honolulu by Admiral Tromelin, of the French navy.

"Beef first exported from the islands—158 barrels.

"Keliiahonui died.

"1850. James Young Kanehoa died. Kaoanaeha died.

"1851. The Hawaiian Missionary Society was formed.

"Kekauonohi died.

"June, the court house at Honolulu built.

"First whale oil and bone transshipped.

"1852. April 2, Kaliokalani died.

"First export of fungus.

"1853. The smallpox (mai puupuu liilii) swept over the islands.

"1854. The fort at Lahaina demolished by order of the Government.

"December 15, Kamehameha III (Kauikeaouli) died, and Kamehameha IV became King.

"1855. Paki died.

"Mr. Hitchcock, of Molokai, died.

"Flour exported—463 barrels.

"1856. Juue 2, Kamehameha IV was united in marriage with Emma Rooke.

"Isaac Davis was married to Ruta Keelikolani.

"1857, the fort at Honolulu was demolished by order of the Government.

"Konia (widow of Paki) died.

"John Young (Keoni Ana), the premier, died.

"Victoria Kamamalu appointed Kuhina Nui.

"May 28, William L. Lee, chief justice of the supreme court, died, aged, 36.

"David Malo, native Hawaiian historian, died.

"Honeybees first introduced, by the R. H. Agricultural Society.

"Oahu prison built.

"1858, May 20, birth of the Prince of Hawaii.

"Rice first systematically cultivated near Honolulu.

"Sailors' Home established.

"1859, July, Rev. L. Smith's premises burnt.

"April 20, Jona Piikoi died, aged 50.

"April 26, laying of corner stone, Odd Fellows' Hall.

"January 7, dedication of Odd Fellows' Hall.

"February, eruption of volcano on Mauna Loa, running down to Wainanalii.

"The civil code published.

"Gaslight first introduced into Honolulu.

"September 9, William Pitt Kinau, son of Leleiohoku and R. Keelikolani, died at Kohala, Hawaii, aged 17.

"1860, May 5, arrival of Japanese embassy en route to the United States.

"New custom-house built, Honolulu.

"Queen's hospital built.

"Honolulu flour mill and foundry burned.

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"Steamer Kilauea arrived.

"Prince L. Kamehameha (Kamehameha V) sailed for California.

"September 23, Rev. Dr. E. Armstrong, minister of public instruction, died.

"Passage of the 'law to mitigate,' etc.

"1862. April, Palmyra Island, in latitude 5° 50' N., longitude 161° 53' W., taken possession of by Capt. Z. Bent, for Kamehameha IV and his successors, and subsequently declared by royal proclamation to be a part of the Hawaiian domain.

"August 27, death of the Prince of Hawaii, aged 4 years, 3 mouths and 7 days.

"The funeral took place September 7.

"Lahainaluna Seminary burned and was rebuilt the same year.

"October 11, Reformed Catholic Church mission arrived.

"1863. November 30, His Majesty Kamehameha IV died, aged 29 years, 9 months, and 21 days, and Prince Kamehameha ascended the throne as Kamehameha V.

"1864. May 5, convention of delegates to amend the constitution called by the King.

"July 7, convention opened.

"August 13, convention dissolved and constitution abrogated.

"August 20, new constitution granted by the King.

"L. Haalelea died.

"1865. October 19, E. C. Wyllie, minister of foreign relations, died, aged 67.

"Queen Emma visited the United States and Europe.

"January 27, arrival of the steamer Ajax from California.

"1865. May 29, H.R.H. Princess V. Kamamalu died, aged 27 years 6 months and 29 days.

"July 20, J. Dudoit, formerly French consul, murdered.

"October 22, return of Queen Emma.

"1867. March 12, G. M. Robertson, first associate justice of the supreme court, died, aged 47.

"1868. November 4, His Highness Mataio Kekuanaoa, father of the late King and his present Majesty, died, aged 75 years.

"1869. July 21, arrival of H.R.H. Alfred Ernest, Duke of Edinburg, in command of H. B. M.'s ship Galatea.

"August 2, light-house at the entrance of Honolulu Harbor permanently lighted.

XVIII. DEED OF CESSION.

"The deed of cession reads as follows:

" ' In consequence of the difficulties of complying with the demands in the manner in which they are made by Her Britannic Majesty's representative upon us, in reference to the claims of British subjects, we do hereby cede the group of islands known as the Hawaiian (or Sandwich) Islands unto the Right Honorable Lord George Paulet, captain of Her Britannic Majesty's ship of war Carysfort, representing Her Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, from this date and the time being; the said cession being made with the reservation that it is subject to any arrangement that may have been entered into by the representatives appointed by us to treat with the Government of Her Britannic Majesty; and in the event that no agreement has been

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