The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15
VI
Report Of whale barL General PIKE.

To ne Editor n n. +. q. I9J.-fissr-
DE,E sew I.r Honolulu on ths - iprI, fr -Kal4es,
SLsrs ~ arrived ou IL 5l May, after q pIa-au: fa=les %
- Iayz- saw whales first ou tI- 7h N4y. Lut th.y s--n -iy
ant g,ry 4iI took GU first whale ou the 27.h Mag. June
Is. spoke ship Ttucriue- Wiu-I,w. with ore ElAle= -am. day.
spoke -Lip El-r-r, Er,~u, uth 40 brs. whale and - sHs.
sperm al Heard from the Philip 1t. Ill- !, clean. Ia fine
weather duruv the season, ta, Whale wer- rather -csr5s- We
took one ~aaIe this season tat ml5-u-2.i hsrr--L-ar-a-t
lever saw shall lag 81 AMI Ola % Land oa- 1f the se-uel.
named John Harin-r., sEo Iaa biz ~ broke 1hG- going .a
a whale. We shall next cruise along u tie r-At whale ground
q TIE cas-; %: Guile, and L I have good luea. viii Keep oL r.
home.
Please report me v;h 200 bHs. whale Old, 30 ar- perm. aal
1000 p bone, tLs --4-Yn. aLI $500 br-. .I 90. v,ya----3
montLs- F.ry respectfully.
joins r. FI-u.H.
n t. Wr. V. II. M1sher, fret officer q he N,rp1y s,y.
~ arr ia.ebt=i Gr thu following r-p.r
Crr-z oF rHE NoHsl.c STAB 10 The N.EoSE-IA ISLANDS
AyD B,rz-silsi fum Hougulu Nay II, ~ ne above ISLANDS.
Arrived - Apl7aE Oh te-''h. ard found M All Mr. Eus-
ham well, and The native friendly hld pleasant weather all
tn passage >a.l-i again "n the 18th :r ItEWa, where ~
them al WELL ali tie NATIVES very friendly sailed again June
-. - p, IL I'm III IL ~ - a. 80 d . =. 1T
very uuEeI, The natives we're also friendly ~ this place had
III ~eather rainy and -quaIy during TIE time we lay there.
W. again t1as our anchor Ga the 9TH and left fr strong Isl
and hal good weather Ill our arrival on the night fus 18th
-hore--hat night came on equally and IIssias heavy. which
baarI again. accompanied Nr. snow and tEe King on a visit
found -lrm all E-1 anI the natives friendly sc then delivered
800 AaHH H@H. HANa @AN" vile ann
at ii 4 VI. stool On our enur-e fr Ascension 9TH fine weather,
which lasted all the way arrived on the ID. found Mr. Stur.es
and family wen- Mr. Roberts and family the same, and the
natives fisniiy-hai rainy weather Az the time - were there.
Having eoneiut-i our trips among the group. We re2t took our
departure fr Honolulu ga The ith 81 July. With THE wind from
the -l-tTari until the 23i, when Il commenced a severe gale
from NJ ~I-h . very high sea rIuuIug-N- were then 10 It.
81 o. y. lpls. los - r. t- gale yrrrai round % : "
on the ri, wlru the gale sUhsliei, aud -. were enabled o lay
oCr cours- "a usual since then. had ti- wiuI from - T. 70
ES-E, and weather pleasant. August >. The wind gradually
yerrei round o. E-N-E, from whence 10 blew very hard until the
10Th since then hai pleasant weather and favorable wind from
the eastward.
Reports the following vessels a having touched at Micronesia:
Accomplishments. PeIrce Harrison, W~I; JtheiI. Kill
Iaer south Boston, Randol'h- lass; Aloha,
Maum-u Hero. Myers. ~aPnI-KoLulu COT-ru HLbyruiI2I,
Ei~aris5 Mohawk swain.
IL Schooner LihOHhO, Goddard, rep0r--Bark Oriental,
Johnson, sailed from N'Krau's Island June ), with full CARO-
guunD. Bark Trieste, S-waH, saI-l from same place the 2Jh.
With a full cargo. June 21i, ship Cambria, P-ise, touched 1T
MKean's, with 80 hTs - and 900 bIIs VII oil. July lt, ship
Ga1ele. Baker. at Eu~derbury's IsIanl-was bound south sperm
whaling On leaving ihEuiN Island. We came mp iy the south
eru route. aud lost tie trades ia Int = no - bong. TO- - ".
Hal battling winds, Gains and rain up o la.. To- 90 y. long.
ljs 30, when We took the NJ. trades since ;hru, Lai l-ht
trade with a heavy swell from NJ. iav- been within 700
miles u this port Tor four days.