The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-08
Reports Of WhaleshiP5.

BtrE CyHfGis. L7~-. last from Ksm-sha;-a Sea. reports
Cru~-I "a th= Arctic mos; o. the seas1n- Had rugged Weather
AMI mEs ml-t 0fihe time Whales were -elrce and shy came
through the straits sept Il Had only tEo days fa= weather
ia the Ram--haisa sea- Sa< no whales there. Left the Fox
Islands Oct : HAD strong wiDi- or tie passage d,~n.
BARK Ph0ri<, HslT~eaI, rpar--Cal~ through th- 5Oth
passage s-TL 20, ~iiH strong breezes from NV carried tie
same tire dsg-tTum tArucr 60 tn merlau- h-hi. tafius
zi1ds froa the eastward. Lat. 80 and on the meridian. ex-
pereneei . heavy gale from 81 20 M. was hove 20 fer
- hours Fra theuce % Houolalu hat rIeasau; ~ea;h=r aid
moi-ra;e trsezes- Reports, Sept IS. bark 5pssy, Maa'sr,
With - barrels oL-
snip Ireie. PhTip-, from Ocho;ss. -rersrts-Cui.ea il IL
Japan sa t1r-E The early part ofthe season; Lad mild weather
but much ag most q The tine TL4l=s ~=re scarce ant IN
usually sid Cane through the 5Gh passage Oct . where the
Roman. Dshar-- wAs seen boiling Hai LEh; ~inis AMI Gains
On the passage dsEu. Took the trades IN lat 5O=- Reports
: the fIoSilE vessels up % Oct l--BeuIamin Rush, Fish, Il
Ho1ola.l, 100 bHs: Aa;TIa- Fehuer. q Ho1oiulu- 100 cam
brE, Peas. COO Harrison. Dennis. 100 Levi >tarbuck. Jerne-
gan 90 Moa'eraHa- Homan, loOO- June =, IA la So %
y. long 1879 - Z, had q boat stove y 9 Shal-, Instantly
killing the Il o5cer and Lis bo4tsteerer-
French shiP jason. Haehe, rPar-Durns the frs; part q
the season- erus=d in tie Japan Sea. weather variable whales
quite numerous in April, hut very sid weni into the Och0tsk
u July had rugged weather and heavy fgs. Sac very fS
whales outside the bays sa~ plenty, Al times, in shaltar Bay,
but found them exceedingly MID and hard - catch LGt the
OchO,sk sept - hai good weather doxu-
ship SPsedrsH. Gibbs from Arctic, rrFrrt--Sept. 9Th, 30
miles north Of the 1924 passage, passed a sperm shal-s' junk
and case. which some unfortunate brother had lost. saw but
feE shaes IN the months q May and June the month Of July
tAAEA[.E - Aa--GA E@-- - - "A-~I n-EN
plenty in the month q August, the weather very byister1us-
Cru.sei il I4i- 6 % 10 6g= 90 Y, long I72= 60 to I7+= 50
w and ;5ok 9 bO~hzzIs- Started TO come cut sept II. and
passed East Cape on The lsth hal continual south and south
east gales. Crulset q - PauI's . fw days saw ihrv- Or four
~hale. struck one. -; him, and cot a soa; stove Passed the
I12i passage Sp; .
Bark 4hee. Beebe. from ochotsk, reports-sinee leaving this
port, have cEais-i IN the Ochotsk- Passing through the Straits
in the 5;h Iz<sage April I'D, il IN S5lA ice in lat So 81 "
long. 1923 - Z April %. the ice laying in strips, We passed
through to the North WorkiHE a passage Tie BIS: way We could.
experiencing some rough grinding IN the ice saw Jonas Island
May 5. and eruisei abol: there through Nay and June Pass
ing through tire IL TO he w-s; coast. saw a aw whales, but did
%; So any WOrsel down tie oua,t. - the ice would admit,
70 the S-w- Bay. Took . EhaIes-frt whale July 10. having
Is; ) before this took the last whale August Il. experiencing
heavy NE weather. With thick ~. - ar this season Since
which. have cruisei in Shsuta-sky Bay. and saw a few whales
bot very shy, and mp the North coast, saw nothing hut heavy
rugged weather NOS: part q The time Lsc ocho;sk City sept
.. ship Florida, Williams, Rad been laying there at anchor
for IL days. AID rePor-s saw three whales- took one. and VS.
boiling k expects - stop uu;! the I5.h = oct, ard then leave
for HAkUdaIi or cone 70 Hno had taken three whales and two
humbacks. halinE $50 hss his season. Came through the 5oth
passage OcI- l. AMI had very light, rainy and fo==y weather up
10 TIE north ftlei A-nis- Took tie trades strong in lat 20 go
y. AID arrived % Diamond Head 3Ist D-tot--- Reports the
Harrison. Dennis. hound 70 SAnsasaki; Alice Frazier. Walker,
~ouh winter N0rth-had thrsr stations selected on shore
ship ( =. .MGssH. Smith, rePor-cruisei in tn Oehotsk
whales numerous AZ times. but weather uHfa'orzble, With thick
sSs. Left the sA Oct ! lad Iebs winds and rain the passage
io~u. reports a. follows sept 20, Jeanne::e, wiusOw, coo
Darreas 25;h- Congress II, SiranLcr-- Sc 25sA. Hiheruia u
Edwards, go 5orh- Gid Rowland Williams. 40 -, SO VII.
Bark Monmo-tL,o msiy, -rpgr.z-Cris-I in the oclo,sk
much ICE and fg Up 10 August; saw Pkn;y whaHs, but exceed
ngiy Wild. Left the SEA sept l5th had oalas and variable
winds On the passage down
Bark DeLduaTs. KenT0-thy. fJm Ayan, ~rport-Cruisei
n the Uch0tss whales scarce and weather very bad Len
ayzn Sept. l.; lei The Sa Oct !. Had Eight. haf5ing winds On
he Passas= down Reports, Sep;- >, CaIa0, Fuller. 600 trs.
Brig KohGa. Corsen, from the Arctic. rvTors-Brugsn 10 later
epor; from tie fleet Had much bois,erous weather. Saw DO
whales The early zBd middle part q tie season saw quite a
,umber in the latter part IN lat O. ", long I-2= to l-3=
E. Cane throcgh the Straits SEPT Is. Had fair weather TO
his port. With fresh, eAStery and s1uih-easoehy winds.