The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-15

m.,,er Of con siderable ;mpou hce now while the price
If hone is high in the A htic States. We have
nr;nted a good MANY labels hlready this season, and
for Tho benefit of those Wild NAV wish them. we will
odd that we can nr;nt anv Number Mt a few hours
notice for 80 20 ner hundred. Orders from La
hin, r;,l he flied hv 6rst return n,cket
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~ The nolice have been irving of late to render
,hans.,vos art;c,,,ar,u ~ ions in breaking mn the J
~ a.tannt a. a veoetab{% ,o,ket we have ever ba
IN uono,,l, We refer I he assembling Of natl
.na ch;noso car5eners ~ ba CORNER of Fort
uo.o, s.ras,s- wh;ch IN "a absence Of anv decel
morlet has boon tho oreatel conven;enc to he four
49, tn a-ro, housa ON tf,horf i If NO NO.
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.Ia.~s 80 ~ -. sonso he
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EAfter a hearing, the parties were dIscnarged' "itn
the mJunctlon 70 ceieora'e 'nelf oieeS Nv y WIN
In the nmits u tne .o"h.
uo,r Uho, ON l;bortv and ba beo;ns IN
-, sn,o-;.,s JaoL l. ont - ont mn some caners
xl.4 oaord ~ omo,pt IF amusomant IN hvsfanders.
O. L. 10. wooL . seamon from tho 81 Marv,s
passed the Auction Room of j. f. colburn, in front
ps ~. a@ea ~a;,o . sadalo, hors. wos nnder The.
!. a sa.s IT,, mas ha~si - and tossed mn his hid
-. ,h.t be ,,o,l5 have tho horse NO
matter who wanted IT. And down the horse went 70
him, at no. II look only ~toor va ~
him out complete win sauaie anu pfioi 7 = u nc
started on ms oaon steeu' As Piouu > . moJo. aomo'
to see the town. mat Is the last we saw . : nln OF
his horse.
uRkAr DispAroh ~ nase le.oi s'ssn -
the fastest terrapin expresses in the country ; but
we shall now have to award the palm to the Lahaina
people. Last Monday we received. by the fast
| sailing clipper'' .Warcick, a heavy package of
Eastern and California papers, dispatched to us by
J. w. Sullivan, Esq, per ship Mary L. Sutton, in
tended to beat the Yankee. That vessel reached
Lahaina some three weeks since. Where the papers
have been all this time, we have yet to learn. We
shaa eoonnen :. ~ pa'en
- F,orn The mill Is now tnrn;nc ont a very
...ou,n ano,;+u 90 aour ooual we ;,dro r. INV
- - hsro W. notioo = ;s mt mn n now
49, mnorted from Roston and stam,ed with the
.rnnr;n. % tho !. Hawaiian Flour Comnanv,, Bv
,.,e ad,;oos from tho whoa, reo;on W. le.rn tbat the
u;o,a of Tho late ovn wheat ;s mucb more abundant
'i JEsssts5sS kSSX
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BSfK FANNY MAJoR.-We learn that letters were
received by the Hound, from a reliable source, stat
ing that the barkentine Jane fl. Falkinberg had
been resold for the Oregon trade. If this is so, we
shall probably see the Major back again. She may
be looked for from the 25th to the Both of October,
with the New York mail OF September 9th.
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IHANKs.-"e are greatly inoeo'eo 70 .ne numer-
Gus Captains VINO nave ainiShe u WIZ ian 'epor's
on their ARRIVAL particularly : capt SWAIN ., 'ne
at Lahaina and Hilo, for the latest ship news. Our
aim is to have the Commercial furnish the earliest
and most reliable ship news, and the full reports
received from shipmasters have aided us very much
in our endeavors.
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business : d.,
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L 80 aarsaaaa -. nlsn' a1u Jay
wharves during the season, not simply to look on,
but to act when necessary.
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"HAhks-ine very iun ana late report OF the
meet III the ocho'sh oea' received from capt. Swain,
. 'he ''aoe'e'' "a ai'eieu n appearance OF the
seasons eaten very decidedly. our ship list on the
our'n pase' oon'a'ns L iuiies' returns YET received.
Amons ~ Ina i reported having done
"en' up ooep'e"uer j. 4 the fnotH, ZiVo barrels
Charles Phefps' izoo; Ontario, 100 Josephine
l7oo Harmony LOU; Congress. I'd, 400 Rein
deer. iooo' &c. Out OF 81 ships reported to us on
Monday, by Capt SWAIN % vessels hail from 900 to
200 brls- each. Two or three weeks of the whaling
been considered the best Of the year. The prospect is
now that this years average will exceed that of last.
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