THE SAMOA TIMES. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1889.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 40, 27 July 1889, Page 2

THE SAMOA TIMES. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1889.

TBI New Zealand Exhibition, to be held-in Dtmedin in November next, will give a favourable opportunity to planters and manofactnrere in all the islands of the Sooth Pacific for a display of their products and industries. The Exhibition Couimirtiefiersareevidently aoxioo* thai the islands shnaM he rally ' . represented, and have taken stops I to fadjitate the forwarding of ] exhibits, and providing suKab* ' apne* They have appointed Mtl( ;HV -1 -fiilMV' hj" gnathaian »wall

_nY InAfJnTVI iM ithannna (ftlnVnnunV Ana sHhnnnnnnJ ansnt who has been eneraetseaßv a* - -4 . sj, lu • *■ SRK W"" *■ "PJ-l IV^^ t watt wanting ah interest and spirit of —istfcx fcetwana planters aid trade* hvrtft, Tonga, Beajoa, and ' other wJnads where aivinantion sjMats, far the panose of ft* warding ~ 'agoed show ofwl«ttl»hdandsare §£ <j|sxtniiaa;, and what they can pro-. t JUl* Tha TOl Idnads nuns laiuml pT wiM ha a considerable oontribu■band, »Voni what wo enn learn |aaptribntiona WW U saoat fisnl nnnwt asaf a JtksMnaalnnnnV tMnWAnnni tnanaa •■. WPl^ i InYnW ■anvsi ta ha prnftnhle and BMwffaa* ■*»• •"■ |i<4aatsvad. Thaw ■Mjjnv' - JhswoW nnnnnvnnV sSI *

fjn^aaMAau B^,> i|^^^ a |^^o>^ a _ jam anv than. *"■ *«-«- _• ■ wmnamw uwsiuwj unnjwjnmnmj VB VJsmwKVwmUjmnn; **"» tfthar want; and Hm few*** of Dautaaba HaaawfaJnaajtaawa Gamatscan*, the <wl/ iada-ery our pfantan have engaged fa, and m long as tas* uasfU artfafarfeomplantar* and traders iismid eca> tantad. Buah (mimw fa not oonafatant villi the spirit oftrada •ad business which exist amongst oor brethren In the nrJisiiM — & lha aUI* *■? SHSsaaalUfV on anyone mtfalc of growth fa too apparent even to Um dullest of our produaun, and fa already being felt io Samoa, It may bo simple enough for eoimfayetotokeepew towrohongo a few fathoms of cloth with the natives for a few panada weight ftt copra, and catt thb trading, it might have been deserving of the name some twenty yean ago, bat it fa certainly wot what fa now e«ntost proline fafandi ia the Boath Seas. Thfa negfact fa very reprehcnaihlu. and fa morally culpable It fa the doty of the foreign iwuJaiai mM taw 1 eUaWaudeW 4W J fcman MMfl Of UMw9 HwUaVwß IO QOVMOp the unknown qualities of the wit, to exert themealvss in tailing Us value in the production of different articles of commerce, and If one should fail or decrease in value the country would have other sup. p!fa* to fall back on. The future prosperity of oar Ismnifa, as wall aa the present, should be kept in view if wo mean to keep up with the adfrawjhilr fihaftflw of othtrr Booth float Talanda, and. seauh-a a afaaar eonnection with Australia and Raw ■ Zealand, tha ■■lawuning lihlhi

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