The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-14

You will notice by the late kilograms that Fernando
Wood is at his old game again in the house.

You will notice by the late kilograms that Fernando
Wood is at his old game again in the house.
Changes
Among the obituaries of the past three weeks,
notice the following:
In this city, Martha Ann, wife of Capt
DAILY native Of Plymouth Mass aged 43 and days
city, lSth heart
A. Ragsdaie of Honolulu purser of bark Comet.
The former was we'll known in Honolulu as Mrs.
Wm. Patty; and who among the young men Of Honolulu
is there who does know the latter. Intimately
acquainted with him from business relations.
employe of the mercantile houses who have for the
past 10 years owned the vessels Of Honolulu and San
francisco line OF packets, L have had dealings with
the subject of my notice in every capacity. from the
humble cabin boy to the advanced and conddentally
trusted purser and business representative of Capt
James Smith of the Comet How willingly and
truthfully can I bear witness to his fidelity and
kindness which Stunned rvaton, for literally he
did
"Good by stealth and blushed find it fame"
BY many young and generous hearts, will his
departure be mourned. bet by another. who has
been TO him father, and towards whom he acted
as no sor could surpass in hal devotion and a1ec-
rion-aas, my feeble pen will not attempt to portray
the depth of his anguish. Farewell, Ned May
the turf grow green above thee and the remembrance
of thy kindly and generous nature, prompt those Of
thy friends who survive thee to initiate thy example
Farewell
The a. Il. Eldrige takes down passengers,
former residents of Honolulu, who have g wandered
East aud Vest since leaving their Island home.
The Rev. DIR. Gulick, j. Porter Green, Esq =. and
Miss Mary Green l saw DIR. Gulick today, and he
looks improved by his residence in the bracing c-
mate of our Golden State. l learn that the Hon. ID.
l.. Gregg has entered upon a fourshing law business
at Carson City, n. I. Letters received from r. A.
s. Wood, superintendent of the Bajs California Mine,
in Lower California, that he is much pleased
with the prospects there, and finds the rock he is
getting out much richer than that he worked at
Kapena falls, say $500 per ton Prendergast and
other civil engineers of Honolulu woull find good
field there for their energies. notice the marriage
of Mrs. c. Coady in the papers to Ma Haslocher,
of His Hawaiian Majesty's Forces. The appointment
of Hon. C. Gordon Hopkins to the post of Minister
of Finance ut the Islands, had no immediate effect
upon the price of gold susceptible that article is
to outside influences. l glad Hopkins has got
the billet, Tor L know of one, who draw
S4 900 per annum with more gentlemanly grace,
and do less for the money than Don Carlos. The
income of the Gould s. Curry last year was 81 .250,
600, only four times much as the revenue of the
Sandwich Islands and yet they pay Charley Strong
about ST., 600 per annum, and find him free quar-
tiers and table money. Ben. Durham says he has a
head ache to-day and can't write his friends, and
Nat. Ingols informs you hear regularly from
him; so. the Eidrige sails in about hour.
merely add nuf ced. or. classi cay speaking, for
n classical " cuss,'' JAM Salts.