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Rock than express his
King Ra
regret
do wor
thank the Volunteers of
Kalahua's visit should in
any way
have been walled
arred by
this unfortunate ... misunderstanding. Taking at the same time the opportunity of expressing
his appreciation generally that on the occasion of the visits of distinguished ...
...
of de ...
non-of
of
chorin
it is intended to offer the hospitalities
which is of course manifestly of government with infra... for any ... to ... improper
five uiter fore between took the fremon this intended fresh in much a matter, while on the other hand the
matter of courtesy
as a
fore... should take care to ... rely & precise information & any Citizen on whom he may have any lead ...
I Reffore has intentions of offering private hospitality & especially is any o
ocenfuging the position of Cocoal for the
the lay, wen letter and perfall
217
Country to which the visitor belongs.
only
that Lord ... beeley has only to remark with regard to the
that
contextems, recent ... he is at a loss to understand what the ... would wish to infer in par : 10 of his do...: where he seems to imply
Desp
that
M. Kernick made no mention
of the Governor's invitation on
with the boarding the steamer, & that ... Dr. Eitel did not accompany
warduers
wowe mo in not assume otherwise.
:
the
did & not
Office deliver the Governor's
Branding baron
hive to tion to the king, which fact if he ... correctly understood his Lordship finds difficult reconcile with the
very
account
ci cums
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After re-examining the text and applying the rules for OCR proofreading, a more refined version is:
Rock than express his
King Ra
regret
do wor
thank the Volunteers of
Kalahua's visit should in
any way
have been marred by
this unfortunate ... misunderstanding. Taking at the same time the opportunity of expressing
his appreciation generally that on the occasion of the visits of distinguished ...
it is intended to offer the hospitalities
which is of course manifestly of government ... for any ... to be improper
between ... this intended ... in such a matter, while on the other hand the
matter of courtesy
as a
fore... should take care to rely & precise information & any Citizen on whom he may have any lead ...
I therefore have intentions of offering private hospitality & especially is any occasion ...
the position of Cocoal for the
the lay, when letter and perusal
217
Country to which the visitor belongs.
only
that Lord ... Beely has only to remark with regard to the
contextems, recent ... he is at a loss to understand what the ... would wish to infer in par : 10 of his do...: where he seems to imply
that
M. Kernick made no mention
of the Governor's invitation on
boarding the steamer, & that ... Dr. Eitel did not accompany
the
did & not
Office deliver the Governor's
message to the king, which fact if he ... correctly understood his Lordship finds difficult reconcile with the
very
account
of what occurred given in
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any way
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matter of cometesy
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fovere should take care to pe reely & precise information & any City on whom he may have any lead Citizen
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ocenfuging the position of Cocoal for the
the lay, wen letter and perfall
217
Country to which the visitor belongs.
only
that Lord kein beeley has only to remand with regard to the
that
contextems, recent matadotadig he is at a loss to understand what the fovense would wish to mifer in par : 10 of his doof: where he seems to imply
Desp
that
M. Kernick made no mention
of the fovernor's invitation on
with the boarding the steamer, & that onld mean Dr. Eitel did not accompany
warduers
wowe mo in not assume otherwise.
:
the
did & not
Office deliver the fovemoe's
Branding baron
hive to tion to the king, which fact if he phas coprectly understoo his Lordship frids difficult reconcile with the
very
account
ci cums
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of what occurred fiven in
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