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OF the labors of those who from neglectinc
10 amend their own ways, are obliged to
mend the ways for others If all Grim con.
cases were treated with the same fare in
more civilized lands, we should hear less of
them in public-at least the male delinquents
would find It rather an unpleasant method of
footing the damages.


l have often been amused at the remarks
OF strangers upon the singular vehicles, those
little four wheeled wheel. .harrows, in which
the fair danes of Honolulu, cause them
selves to be transported about the dusty
streets They have become now so numer-
Gus as to make quite turnout, when any
occasion calls them forth, with their biped
steeds, tnggng before and pushing behind,
and no little ingenuity is now required in Or
namenting their graceless sides One even
has condescended to visit this place, aud has
fairly driven the handcart in which | took
my first ride here with lady, out of use
lhe handcart is now metamorphosed from a
lady's carriage to a carrier of wood and
stone, while It's lazy rival stands the livelong
day, like pampered coach horse, under a
shed, awaiting its mistress's orders.


Experience is stern master, and some
what expensive one, as those who wound
their hopes up in silk-worm cocoons, found
to their sorrow. Could the result have been
ioreseen, the importing of Morus Multicau-
lis would have proved quite as ridiculous, as
the planting of Pearl Sago, by former plan
ter here, who not realizing his crop quite as
soon as he anticipated, wisely concluded to
plant sugar cane in its stead. Fortunately for
his purpose he had not roots to root up, as is
cane for the mulberry.