{"character_count": 1784, "word_count": 319, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9545999765396118], "ccnet_perplexity": [1107.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
governors and landlords shall settle the
difficulties in relation to residnum lands,
and other difficulties also; first let the
,lficulties on the manner of doing busl-
ness be settled establish your men on
your lands, that they may be well off (;
seek reward for the laboring class ac.
cordlng TO the amount of labor performed !;
and all officers shall be rewarded accord
ing to their correctness in transacting bu-
slness. After six months from this time,
chiefs, landlords and people shall be pun
ished for all violations of this law, accord
ing to the within requirements.


@. Respecting the council of the chiefs
In the fore part of April the chiefs shall
meet in council to consult on the welfare
of all who reside in the kingdom. By
such a course the chiefs may pcrpctua,e
their rank above the people, in snbsGryi-
ence to all the laws OF the kingdom 10
which you give your assent.


But for man to engage in onlv one
kind of business is the surcst wav to en-
rich the nation thus, one engage in agri-



culture, another in the fisheries, another
in canoe building, another in house build
ing, another in trade ; each important
business of the nation having separate
class of laborcrs, in accordance with the
opinion of the skiltul


All taxes assessed previous to the en-
action of this law, shall be paid. and all
labor prcvIousIy given out shall be per-
formed in full, after which the old system
shall end.


This law was enacted on the 9TH of
June, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and thirty nine.


AT subsequent examination of the chiefs
certain changes were made, to which we
have set our names this ninth day of No.
vember in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and forty, at Lahaina,
Maui.


(Signed) KAMEHAMEHA III.


kEKAULUoHI.