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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 72, 8 March 1890, Page 3

A ILO* W4 I TAQATA UMA. *._ at: , a. r* fe •*■'• m, w*h*alrme*t MALUROA, Mnou ole Tuna AUssT MjMarf.ligr' TbTOTIOE 18 HBBBBT GIVEN. The law proclaimed lot* year, sea* ranting the Ohiarse. is atill in opera; turn, mm will bo enforced. I hare now added to that lav the following regulations concerning Hawniians : It is strictly forbidden for any Hawaiian to return again to Banoa; or for anj Hawaiian lately arrived to remain. They must ratarn to their proper country within Uiia presentyear. This regulation does not apply to those who have beea for a long tiui raridaat ia Samoa. But anyone who ahall return to Hawaii after this law fa made known is airwstly forbidden to eoaaa ooeaa back again to Samoa. Any Hawaiian infringing this regitUtio*-. shall ho nunfahad by a fine of one hundred Hollar* ($100), and ahall I b* peremptorily removed from Bamoa. I am, MALIETOA, The King of Samoa. Evidence of the King, Apia. January 24, 1890. E T A COTTAGE AND LAND as Taunoiaanono, now occupied by the United States Consul. Deeeuber. Rant, $lO, Enquire GBEVSIfTJHL. NOTICE. Poblio of Apia are borcby . notified that the WBBCK of the Warship ." publicly hold by i Tenders will be mesmd at the Imthan ths SOU of ApriL The office of Sanitary laspeetor jk? Apia is discontinued from this data. ' DB. STOBBEL, , r ; 1.0. Canon) Oeaatal. H.DIOOmOQON, H.B.M.Coaeei W. BIahOKLOOK, UJ. Ties Canaal. ! ' ■ fahswary M, ltM. . twlal OB vqfvikimjmkum. . „ t*4#4 ■?,}. fir ■