. Ricchezze e meraviglie di Hawaii; una descrizione affascinante della sua storia unica, gente strana, squisito clima mirabile vulcani, lussuoso productions, bellissima città, monarchia corrotti, rivoluzione, governo provvisorio e l'annessione. e gente comune. In ogni modo egli ha contribuito lacoppia di politici e di avanzamento industriale del suo popolo, anddeserves onore al di sopra di tutti i sovrani delle Hawaii, noteven ad eccezione del grande Kamehameha se stesso. In theyears del suo regno egli è stato dissipato, ma più tardi herecovered stesso e saggiamente battuto per il suo popolo.oppresso dalla decadenza della gara, e

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. Riches and marvels of Hawaii; a charming description of her unique history, strange people, exquisite climate, wondrous volcanoes, luxurious productions, beautiful cities, corrupt monarchy, revolution, provisional government and annexation. e common people. In every way he contributed tothe political and industrial advancement of his people, anddeserves honor above all the sovereigns of Hawaii, noteven excepting the great Kamehameha himself. In theyears of his reign he was dissipated, but later herecovered himself and wrought wisely for his people.Oppressed by the decadence of the race, and the extinc-tion of the chiefs and the perplexities of government, herelapsed into the excesses of his youth and died amid theuniversal mourning of the nation. RETURN TO AUTOCRATIC RULE. The close of thebrief and uneventful reign of Kamehameha IV. ushered inthe sway of the imperious and self-willed Kamehameha V., the last of the Kamehameha dynasty. Writes Alexander, He had inherited somewhat of the firs; K.irnehamehasstrength of will and practical shrewdness, and had shownconsiderable administrative ability as Minister of the Inte-rior during the previous reign. He had been opposed tosome of the liberal reforms of Kamehameha lILs reign, . PAPAIA TREE.—The tali straight stem of the Papaia runs up to a height from tvent>to thirty feet. Its small, greenish white flowers are hardly noticeable amongst the greenfoliage. At the base of the long-stemmed leaf is the fruit, in all stages of develop-ment. The Papaia when ripe looks much like a small vellow pumpkin, with theflavor of this vegetable blended with that of a musk melon. HAWAIIAN MONARCHY. 245 believing that his countrymen were not yet fitted to enjoysuch privileges. His reign was marked by bitter partycontests. It was his policy to place able men who werein sympathy with his views at the head of affairs, and togive them a steady support. It was characteristic of the man that he began his reignby refusing to take the oath to

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