Samoa News.
MALIETOA IN A BAD STATE OF HEALTH.
HE WANTS TO LIVE IN PEACE
[I'KK I'HXSS ASSOCIATION.— COPYRIGHT. J
(Received August 2t', 1.30 p.m.) Sydji'ey, This day. The Lubeck has arrived from tho islands. The American warship Adams had arrived at Samoa, and tho Wolf has been ordered to the China station. Malictoii declines to resume the Kingship until something more definite from the Berlin Conference is received. He appears to be much broken dmvn physically aud mentally, and wishes to spend the remainder of his days free from political troubles. Mata-ifa still holds the throne. Assault* and crime have alarmingly increased on the part, of the lntivos, and the German Consul has ordered planters not to carry firearms.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5616, 29 August 1889, Page 3
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