The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-09

n term OF hfty years, ana inc oiP''"s I'll
900, with liberty to increase 70 S2oe'Voo. : csss :
loss by the Company. the individual property
members, beyond the amount in'estei oy each' = NOV
liable for the debts Of the concern. tney nave 1Vo
acre. 81 land fthat of Rev. Mr.. Armstrong mt Haiku,
Maui,) said to be very suitable for cane. II properly
managed. there can be no doubt this will prove a
oro6tnbIe investment, ms there is now, and always
iii he. n good market for our sugars in California,
Oregon. and Washington Territory. Sugar cane
cannot be cultivated In those countries, but the IN
habitants are large consumers OF sugar. oonse-
ouently, the cultivation and manufacture Of sugar Is
peculiarly suited to these islands; and the way to
succeed In the business is to combine together those
who have capital and those who have land. 1t is an
expensive business, and people Of limited means can
not engage in it. A cash capital Of $4,000, $780,
600 or $40, 900 is necessary to start with, and this,
with n piece Of land suitable for the growth Of cane,
will ensure success. 1t is much to be regretted that
no many lands suitable for this purpose are now lying
idle and overgrown with weeds AT the meeting
above mentioned. the following officers were elected
q. NJ. ROBERTSON, President,
REV. II. ARMSTRONG, Vice President,
Ill Treasurer,
\. sAvlD0E, Auditor.
On these Ave persons will devolve the management
Of the whole. Geo. +. Beckwith, formerly a grower
and purchaser Of wheat at Makawao, has been Sc
lccted to superintend the cultivation and manufac-
ture Of the sugar. He is an old resident Of that
place; but is now on n visit to America, inspecting
tho sugar plantations Of Louisiana - Translated
from the Haze Ha,caii.
ALMOST A Row.-Last Thursday two men. one a
~landsman, ard one n marine belonging to II. b. M. S.
Calypso. entered a private house on Beretania street,
aud being very much intoxicated Mt the time, were
xerv ,lus;xa and appovipy 10 tho spnatas who gave
them in charge to the police. When taken they
were dead drunk, and had TO be carried to the Sta
ton House in a cart. While going by the " White
Horse liquor shop, the police were assaulted, and
the marine rescued by his shipmates, ashore on lib
erty. Assistance was promptly obtained aud the
man retaken, and with two Of his rescuers locked up
in the Station House. Their ~shipmates, under the
influence OF liquor. made an attack on the police
at the lookup, armed with murderous-looking clubs.
After n short skirmish. four of them, named Edward
Reynolds, James Frost, William Vinden, and George
Reynor. all belonging to the Royal Marine Light In
fantry, were arrested and locked up. On Saturday
morning they were brought before Police Justice
Griswold. and each sentenced to thirty days impris-
onmeat at hard labor, for being concerned in an
atfray IL is but just to say that Capt. Montresor
and the officers Of the Calypso, strongly condemned
the conduct Of the men, and were ready to afford
every faculty. To cnapte the AUTHORITIES 10 eutufce
law and order. There certainly can be no reason
why y man. oEwar's crew should not be compelled.
like others, to respect the laws of foreign govern
meats-eyen though SO young as that of these isl
ands Now lie, us have a step taken in the right
way in regard 70 man-of-wsr's men racing ON horse
back in the streets,
~. s Sur v.xpAuA"-FRo THE FExJsEs-
BY reercnee 10 cur memoranda. il viii be seen that
the rsa2aiia was spoken by the bark Etaig. several
degrees north OF these islands. She had CA board
shirty-seveu Scamen rescued from the island of Demo.
en- which the clipper ship UTia Hars was lost, as
reported by US in September last. only one person,
the third mate of the UIl9 Hare. had died before
the arrival Of the raa2alia. Owing to a short sup
ply Of provisions. Capt. Sinclair deemed it best to sail
for San Francisco direct At the time She was
spoken, ths crew were en- half allowance Of bread.
The Faalaiia reported having visited the Fee5es
Islands, to inquire inse the circumstances of the muir
der OF TWO Aaeries.ns by the natives Capt. Sinclair
was unable 10 obssin any satisfaction, the natives
showed 6Shs and prepared for a pitched battle, in
which about $50 warriors mustered, and with guns,
sresrS and ssenes. Naght Ike heroeS The Fanislir
landed sixty mea ST wyaea. killed thirty natives,
burned eae hundred and sftssa heass, broke mp their
war eaooes ard entirely dispersed the sestlerner,. the
natives feeSay 40 the mountains We have been an-
able ~ tsaro farther particulars il regard 10 the
causes ef the death CT tae two Aaerscaas nev 70 the
kiai Of = SasiSsAesica" desaanie3 by Csps, Sinclair;
bat the frequent re-arrescs Of difSea.ties 81 tie Fee
eeS woaAi seem ~ Indicate that there Is sill an epen
ssAd scr the usasorsssns Influences u christianity ard
missions -
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Waiver Rsesga and his Times. was sell attended and
has eesn Aigaly~spsksn ct Ii asorAei eae u shsse IL
eslecsa1 treats which ~e wish sersef more frseasns
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remarks os the Frss.&. -e asss heartily eoaeurs
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and literary gsasessn Csrctialy, u nonsa1x Leo
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