The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

Rooms CArrrOsslA STATE A Ist ,sg ,1EE.Sso orsTT'}
To the Agricnltu,ists Of the ]sanari6h Islands,
GEEET.Sa This esEtiaes that J; 9, A; WarTe T. Esq ST. late
the accredited delegate of the State Agricultural society 70 me
sandTicb Islands, ana to al AgrteultaEal, or Industrial s0'ie-
Any information or facilities Tor information atn. you may m ave- W.
interests. a EscoEnit o. Of which, and r. q 5s E Se6sf ssel i6.sre as Of f
the Pacific coast and Islands, is desirable.
Respectfully, 'SnS HoAG'
NEw vERTIsEmENrs.- our new advertise
meuts it will be seen that a Piano forte and
STOOL d" Dress trimmings, millinery goods &c,
60 Vienna waterproof Matches "Tapioca,
Forino and ~rowro . d" Lumber and Building
Materials =. Best Refined Bar IRON "A great
variety of choice new Groceries, d" An Iron Sugar
Mill; and "The Island of MolIuumeume IN Pearl
River" can be bought, and a desirable summer
Residence and the Canton Hotel can be hired.
Here is a variety extensive enough TO suit all. we
would again call the attention Of all persons in and
out Of business TO the great advantages derived
from advertising, particularly in the Pacific Con-
MERCIAL ADVERTISER.
= CoorIEs.-The coolies engaged for the Metcalf
T Planta ton left here in the schooner Marllda on
Saturday last. foR Hilo. They marched down TO
the wharf preceded by music (O furnished by some
If their own number. During their stay on shore
thew have seemed to be a happy. contented lot
and will. with proper treatment no doubt be val
liable help. |
Az ApoLoGY.-Bv our telegraphic news 1t will
/ he seen that the President of the United States was
not satisfied with the apology given by Captain
Turnour, of II. 3. NJ. ship Clio. for the outrageous
conduct of his officers in taking down the sign at
the C.. s. Legation in this city, and that he had de
manded q further apology from the British Gov
- II 81, U-aC accorded and FGrrCLS CX-
pressed for the outrage.
7vn- We have had some of the Vienna water
proot saloon matches" laid on our table by the
agents for the manufacturers Messrs. Grlnbaum "
Co. In lighting they are certainly not offensive
bpt we have not had time to pass them through the
varfous ordeals through which it is claimed they
can pass without being impaired.
- In our announcement last week Of the Don
arrival Of the Yankee in Valparaiso. We were in err
ror she having arrived some twenty days before the
Young Hector. The Yankee was 45 days and th'
Young Hector sc days on the passage. The
Yankee was but twelve days to the line. which SIT
crossed in longitude III, making over two hundred
nnes n day the whole time. She has been placed
under the Chilean Gag, and named the Hsrceiid T.
Moore. - ~ q,
kindness of the American Guano Company's agen
on this Island we have been favored with the foi
lowing report. dated July 2:
lime q. sailed, American ship e. II. Taylor, 70
Ljyerpool, with a full cargo of guano.
July /, sailed. American ship Kentucktdn' &c
Falmouth, England. for orders, with a full cargo
guano.
July l, American ship Panther is at the moo
ings, loading. " - uo
- 1A.az -.sb tho follnwIn0 dlrectlO IN WI
psssed through the Post Office last week: " Far
we'll Party Society, in Hop Hop. Wiley W. I. y
TnIuwaipa Kaakealoha. Pianorose Home, Lahslns'
THAxKs.-For papers and periodicals ours q
due to Messrs. j. c. Merrill & Co., Messrs' T. '
Drooks &. Co. and Messrs. Strattman s Co, of ST
Francisco. "
- VA. The Smyrniote, with the mails, will lea
during the coming week for San Francisco pc
sibly on Saturday, the 18th.
N1- The Government are now making eN'e
sive and much-needed repairs on the upper bird
in Nuuanu Valley.