G37 The following paragraph is from the Sand
wicll Island Temperance Advocate Of July 18th
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''Itis now four years since Mrs. Lowell, at the
suggestion of Mr. Milo Calkin, instructed native
woman to make tho first sugar bag. Since that
time not less than $4,000 bags have been made and
sold Tor $1,000 Tor ten cents each.) very hand
some sum for female industry 1t is but justice to
remark, that most Of this labor has been performed
bv females connected with the Rev. l.. Smith 5
Society. in Honolulu During the first year the ie-
males contributed about Sl00 towards the erection
of their house of worship. The natives in the other
parts OF the islands are now following the example
of the members OF Mr.. Smiths congregation