The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-28

- 49, h.- Nnu should our Vision oelnks
OF our hand grow calious TO tbe , ~ Be d.
attention will brighten the one soaeh Of ~
Bound with US on the same ho," qcckea
gar ups Il y no unmeaniny fattsy,r efsnt, y
p now, my Brothers, In n. She ia
heard 30 Men Onward ana r. re cypress
motto Fail not, falter NOT Upward ~ =
NOTES OF rHE
AN ISrEREsrrSa REI1c.-n.
brought up from New Nan,n..sa ~
ships record book, which pur1s's
there by Capt. Rob't. M'Cleays
Mitchell. Of Nantucket. July la
an octave memorandum book ~
On the frrt page it states that ~
Loper's Island was discoverea
the ship Loper. in August, 1s9s
long. 176' ~ w." 1t is a cu,;..-
weather worn, having been kept :
small kennel house. which also
an inkstand without ink. The ba@s
reports of whaleships, dating r.
many OF them are SO defaced as d
We would suggest to Captains l.
uninhsbited islands, to write tb.;.
care and distinctness. Some ~
spice Of humor, as for instance 4.
"To Capt. Pease Of ship Eiizab,,.
see you to get your steward, as mine i I'll
about the meridian, II not of Byron, Is
W months. Yours, tn. BAKER, shin n ~
Whether Capt. Pease concludsa
steward to his distressed broths,
On another page we find the reco,a :
Liholiho, under command of Cant "a
we copy:
SCHOONER Lihoiho, left Honolulu s,s
Lahaina, Sd January, 1857, arrived =, . os
so tons guano.and sailed for HoylanSi' ~ go
9th February. where we put up a mai sH
quantity Of guano and sailed for Ns~ noe
arrived on the 10th. took OF some gusa. a1'a>
left some other property, all OF which $50
York American Guano COMPANY VII sae
SOM has taken possession Of ths tbrss -
board, and expect to sail this day, la,h -
Honolulu N"A far<
|. STILL THEY Com. iona pSLs
and highly respected native gentlep,
Der of the Kings Privy Council M
Mobiles, died in this city on Tuss,, /.
was not n of the hereditary chiefs 4
but by his thrift, strict probity Of
amiable disposition had elevated hiuxr
tons of honor he held, and won the s,,-
knew him, as well as that of the No.
ment. He will be much regretted. ],
of the Legislature adjourned yesterd,r,
his memory.
The CENTURY.-This is the title Of
established by T. M'Elrath, (~fornst,
Mr.. Greeley in the Tribune.) The nun,
thus far, warrant us in saying that iii
ception the most ably edited weeklys
seen. The variety and taste displays
ductors, will unquestionably gain for il
with its present ability, the largest chu
paper in New York. 1t is Just such ,
needed by those who wish to take a frsd
can journal.
PAID Orr. Sons twenty-five u,djj
brought up from Jarvis Island, aha }
their term of six months, were paid ofa
the Company's. Agent. The whole ~.
vas about $1700-some of the latornI
high as 1924 each, besides the adsanu
had. Of course, those who have srd
are all anxious to 60 again. The cons
about se~venty-6ve laborers, which numb
be increased to over one hundred.
FLY TRAPs.-A new Yankee inrent1
far as Honolulu is concerned-can h.
Ford's drug store. II is a fly and nus
invented and patented by one Gilbert, vi
less to say is a Yankee. The apparatus
pie, consisting of . roller smeared with .
revolved by clock-work. The flies, attn
sweets, are slowly carried round and din
4 guaze cage. where they can be DESTROY
What next? s
HEIGHo Capt. Clark, of the ship
brought out from home. a fine grey squir
have ever seen on these islands. Tt
looks as healthy and fat, az though heb
Town from a walnut tree, and turns
merrily in Honolulu as ever he did in ]
We advise u young friends, who hsel
to drop in to DR.. Ford's oaiss
look at the nimble little stranger.
GRADUArED.-By the New York Tim
,une of March 8, we notice that Hugo y
we'll known here as n Daguerrean ard
at the New York Medical Cdz
of NJ. d. and in a class of twen's'
ties, took the first of two prizes awards
ect Of his thesis was, Pathology .
DR.. Stangenwald purposes. before returns
ulu, to spend some months travelling ID
yain experience in his profession.
A PINE PIcTUBE.-During the layrnea
tone on Tuesday, Mr.. Rowland took :
Of the scene. The portraits ofsH'
# the persons present, including nearlfs1
ire recognizable. II was taken while MI
engaged in reading the record Of articles
he corner stone. The picture satF
Iowland's Gallery. but will soon be r1
he Odd Fellows Hall.
HovE OUT.-The clipper brieanth'
whose regular and speedy trips to ana
.sland we have noted during the pass y
lown at Custom House wharf. to repla1'
Ter keel. An opportunity occurs TO vis'
most singularly shaped bottoms that 'e'
a sailing vessel. An old tar dec's'''
: very like = whale"
New CoRN.-The first specimens fnA :
# this seasons growth. were sent TO u :
go by Mr.. T.. Cornell .-of waialus' I"
he ears are some of the largest AMI ns1'-
yer seen here or elsewhere; and vnen :
ur agricultural friend Ouiinot, Of bs'''.
AIKEN a look at them. say they cant y |,
will be satisfied that they are s'''
FINE Caffeine Mary, which A',
lay from Kawaihae, brought about ~.
,eef cattle and rs many sheep, mostly
{ Spencer and Louzada. We are g'sa"