MALIETOA LAUPEPAKING

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 59, 7 December 1889, Page 3

MALIETOA LAUPEPAKING

J HIS PL\O HOIHTKD. SAM TKD i:V UjUL Alulri 1 MtLtwtta -*m\ M .tnifn mml »|«-»iil Hi.-.rM-nK' i» all tlmrtiirii thr idin*.l» ki •■l.i.iiii tk» con o»t t • tho ti «t§« •-• m r.'iu-J'itiii.' M.dtot.M i«« Km/ hj >t ll tmtrt. in in o». I an.« >uli tho ttgv 1 i'-tf»n-i •'•ir.iiuo.l in tho pi'H i on lif.ll • , of tho thi«*«CiMi*Jwk4 i»i«wl ou N-niMii r I l*r N. .• TIIO mo.i angora worn ivro iv»il r«ry ( I fri'-iolly «'V.T¥*h<"re, mi I 111-, iflvuti.-l ( ' tholtonanUto plaee M.-tli<t>ut U»ud of I j tho bntiott wiltinxir foilowo I. Tin. mowr j wnui-r* r>4Mrn««l tn A;oa <in TaoMlay. 1 1 ami on tit* following day. tho till of I ! It.Hfiiili-r. n mootiiiK wax If id ai ,i I l<"k'pn, at whtoh Alitiiinfn » ' f .r-i.-iHy rttii|rm<il hi.-i kinship, and i\ Mili.-I.i n.ii.|.lifc| that |MMiti..n. f i A Ir•> la nation *w lk .t ovoning . J pi;-tod mound Ahi.i iiiforttiiiirf tk«> nan I ti»'<"< of tho rotnlt «.( tho - j nhi'-li I'M l<nniiiiiii| in* siirnnlui'.-M "f f ■ tho cliinN of Aum Savn'i. I 1 Im o TaM*. Itu n 'fY'ino. M.-inon 1, I.' Atiiu. and Tutoil.-t wnrwa'.lm:h*«l. ■i . l'tvp ii-nlioim •jreioiinmo'liiit.ily •undo y to Ifi-a il idiot iu'd dim on, Ui«,f«llo»-. i> I ing day. A llagatdf «<m or-t-to.l nt t ; tho I.ik k <>f tho eito of tho ••! I o..v#n. nioi»t lloiiho, Ajiin.ionr Stuiiii'iiniiiifiiV . , r--»idoin-i'. nud tit oijrht oVIm-k , I Thiir.idiiy morning Midi'tiut'd tl-iir II i w 1* mj.'iiii ilyinp. tho Adiiiim tiring °.' l ;; j ffiin* in Nil 11 to. 1. j Tli» Uorman »liip 6o|dtio did not 4 j win to Inko any noti«o of lh« |>rni« I i-cmlinn*. mid olfi-rod no waluto wliuti> *>xor, not «*vh:i a flag, oxropt thofr own r at tho po-ik. npjn aring on tin* shin. , Prol-iililv tho i-nplain of tho Hnphi** r hml 110 infttrudiona of the 11 of tho fla:j. $ Midiotnu and Mataafn, aocKnpanie.l t l.y .1 ifti ird <• into d-.iwn tugolhttr, mid ■I stiyod *hiio tiniM At thoir now hood it i|iinrt*r«, nnd u-turned again in tho 1 I'V.'tiitig to thoir (anvnto r- aidom-o. tho r ntuud'trd I oaror carrying MaliatunV n I tl'lt in front. f ' Tho moment th* gnni "f tl»» AdamI mnroil their tlifinW nn esnrtvaion of r relief neoniral to |ionra<lo tlm foi«w of .. tho l-K.k-r ;-on. ami one foreign r»»*»i----i d.-nt erii*! out, "Think <h*l, M«di.«. I twV Hug in aorwroty tiao.l." Th 1. Anii-ri. mi nut in 1 i* n.<w |>luili;.«l y 1 to «h|iii rt it . ' On 0.1-ouiit •«* tho nil-0* n-iti.o '. I there wh* hut 11 wnalt attendant* «mi 1 .1 the ground. Infrtrt. tho tk'i)«»rity of .. , ilf- foreign lomdentn Worn inn aware >f j that nuoh an important ow«Mit wim to n I tako jdaim that uuirning, hut the gnu* 1, >f tin* Ada:u* enlightened tlwiu. ~ A lU-'i<tilitt of 1110 Ullif* roiUiU* *il« hoM mi tin* ertsning «tr««r NMii'tmV II linn waa anhrod hy th- V.&.:. .».lwn«. . .ind 1 proclMiiuitiiHl to tho f dl.iwin/ I otl.M-t win to, and .trd-rod t.i !>• j imhlidiisl, l.y thtnofn<«'iitiitiv.M 1 of tho thrue mttiami, aa fidluwa :