The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19

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osn oAvsDeE ls1fsr.
NJ e.ssni rs-ired in The enterprise, IL is uniep,ooi, Nil m;
SEu1 o2Beoo, unIe.s The operations Of the company are Ell
hUN1 = 10 embrscs . sugar mill, which may be the case.
N ~ cuAsu-Hause has been Leased from the Governments for
s~Us sasny, 40 ahsssh rather small, may answer for a
sAu&s
" hsk upss t@s a. q. ss the mos. hopeful projects under
t.ses Gszs loo uns- waA the increase Of our plantations
9UUrDsnnA<asks there Is an Increase of molasses and
tses~ us6<s % s1z.s, vhich noe LariIy pay To export
Nhese- By the help o< a refinery, can be consumed In the pro-
aaet6a Of rsaned o. White sugar. thas yielding to the planta-
sSus antpns from vhat nov barely pays for tire containers
sesnissd = peck them for export Our planters ~i thus derive
- tnerensed b<u<nt From their Iabors, which viii enable them
- enhrgs ssd Improve their mills ard estates. In the
wO Indes I'D some other sugar producing countries. distn-
hrsss 49, nsssa . b sssbushed, which consume the poorer
uedo q uesAss and refnss sugar The erection Of these here
- bso v6H< srseAfbsasd /, s< shsisser migbs be their Effect
e shs fHeign ssees they would undoubtedly have an Injurious
sea - 0e soosfgn~s, which even without them. arr now
rsveny diAppessins, - me injury of our agricultural and
Danunesusing interests II the establishment Of q refinery
sssds = III psOasass e~oasumpsSen Of the now worthless pro-
d.rss On p'saeafsoaA q q doubs,sss vii, liz win be hailed as
sna<isnal blessing.
haasa produce, among which se notice s2 bales paiu, 1880
- ~, 81 tons o. ngsx. snf IL trns Of preserves We are
phasst % no<tcs the larys export q The latter new article frum
~. Hssss establishment, showing that nearly q thousand
psun0s - preserves have daily be<s made by him during the
nonfh preedng tbs departure Of the packet. This, IL will be
ssn- squisss . large eonsuuption Of sugar and extensive pur-
6Aut. vheh heretofore have beer aHo.ed to rt on the
noanniMb where they Esow vild- We el confident that Cali
A~sis can b supplied from no other qrarter with preserves
v.seh hr people vim reIish more than thee.
fvovAeas Ann puoet souud ~pt rn,sx TO- q. 1919.
-e-s-. W .s .A.Ne
~ SYeeee<1 Drought . small supply, but the
$1,000 I'D We quote rough bozrds, 2c redwood do,
az = - ptD< &c - Toe shingles. IS 80 a 50 per N.
AR4 v1<h eSpecfsc Rom foreign ports wiz BE- sound
below. 1fu0 Ban Francisco. nothing Is positively looked for
sm 49, 1000 - ~ r~sxx.-
"a 81 was
h. dispuncno1 Gr I3oooiuiu within eight DAYS a0er her arrival
~ -. v>.~s~e ~ - n v.xh. 1850 .-.,... -
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SWING interesting remarks on ne prospects Of trade in that
8nss. EEt |
an v~sex a .hvnw,a,~~ In an a. ,~--a |
49, - fo~ficriturs n ri 1900 . s le
- = - - - ssins . q people
49, - - -, ~ me expecation Sf speedily
nx~t. 49, su.ef. c which We
- - psoo-Snny % lAIgr aeeessions
p<rnsps.h e.c, grrater thanat
SSzefs - No. As;S - IL ~ = uton me
PssceIn eosnes out coupled with the mea-
1eSy " our present rulers
.sse = > deraoged the
3.al.o1es c tnesr lsoofing Classes
-. ~. P.o1-DS eanPsoymene, q even adequate
ayyest 9sesn unes osn eosaess- In England, large and effect
~ es:1sy. 40 ssPssa.ny to those North Of Us, where the
49, @.es'o9 % ne snans hand o. Industry. British
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