The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-03
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
"A big Thing.,,

vi W u our cOTrespDnient's opinion, that tn
company Il a - big thing OF its kind, - and tina
there Is some fun q we'll a. smoke in Pittsburg
As Mr. Squeers remarked, . here's richness"
capital N0ek 900, 900. 900
Working Capital = S37 50
1000 Shares = 81, 600, 900 each
Dividends semi-daily Sundays excepted.)
TERRITORY.
Seven Hundred and Fifty-three Million Acres in
Zee simple, and the exclusive right to bore on
the thirtieth part of an acre on Gull
Greek, Goal privilege on this lease
DIRECTORS.
). W. ISDLE, President. D.. FAULTER, Treasurer.
Hos. K. AsCAL, Vice p. ;. TEAL, Secretary.
OILY CANNON, Legal Adviser.
JoHS Law, Chief Manager.
Lemuel GuIliyer, Hon. &. Heat.
Baron Munehauscn, Sir John Vaudeville,
NJ. Rabelais, 5. Kinner,
Fernand Juan Mendez Pinto,
Sinbad I. H.. f. Sailor.
This company, incorporated under the laws Of
the State Of Ferdancy, (rIde Pamphlet Laws,
1873, page 6,06l,l having purchased and consol-
ldated tracts amounting in the aggregate TO
sersn hundred and fy-thTee million acres an fee
simple, are about to open their subscription books
tor u Limited number of shares.
As a safe, paying and permanent investment, it
IS perhaps the best in the world and owing to
the small amount of the capital, for speculation,
the Inducements are unequalled.
The Directors are men Of undoubted integrity,
as = Careful examination of their names will
show. They will devote their best Judgment and
energy to the management of the affairs of the
Company, and to the care and sAFE-KEEPING Of
the money OF the stockholders. As an evidence
Of their disinterestedness, it need only be stated
that the lands were sold by them to the Company
at only 800 per cent. advance on the price they
originally paid, and they are not desir0us of oc-
cupyIng the position Of Directors after they have
disposed of their stock to the best advantage.
The lands OF the Company are easily accessi-
Ole, and may be reached in Il few years by Il line
OF balloons recently established by the Company.
lie Is the earnest desire Of the Directors that all
persons disposed to subscribe for stock shall visit
and examine the lands themselves.
THE NUNCHAUsES TRACT.
This is the largest and best developed tract
owned by the Company. The large shaft on this
tract was sunk to the depth of 16, 600, oil feet
3 LILO inches. In sinking the shaft, a careful
record was kept of the different strata.
n few extracts viii show the wonderful re-
sources OF the tract april LIST, at the depth
OF Is l-3 feet, n vein Of - feet thick Of No. |
Cooking Butter" This butter is of the highest
rank. Ii can be found on the tables of all the
hotels on this continent.
" Immediately succeeding, a vein Of No. 6
Lard, based upon n vein Of Shoemakers' Wax.
II feet thick Government shoe contractors
use this instead of glue in fastening the soles on
army shoes.
ION the following Wednesday, at , p. NJ,
struck q vein OF NIX Ale. This Is thrown out
IN half-barrels, with revenue officers receipt for
the tax on the ale and also receipts accOmuany-
ing each barrel, for the incOme-tax Of any person
drinks a glass of it. As the barrels have
not to be returned, nothing aiIs this product Of
WELL"
The next day, a large vein of Quinine."
ihIs 10 generally administered without charge to
my Of the stockholders seized with fever, or sbaky
IbOut the value of their shares.
Some distance below, we struck n vein of Sub
tItutes- Each one had his bo~unty-money in his
'ocket, with a certificate that he was a reteran,
nd would not desert. They have not voted. and
nay be considered Aliens.
These wells do not flow on Sunday, which is
bundant testimony of the high moral tone OBJ
eryed IN the management of this Company.
The following Is = list of the articles struck:
Cooking Butter, NIX Ale, Cod Liver Oil, {
lilly Patterson, Quinine, Sardines. Turtle Soup, j
Ottery Tickets, Bears Oil, For Higher Wages. :
Bounty Money. Greenbacks, Peace ,
ropositi0n, Milk of Human Kindness, Oil, 4
eak. ,
TIE AOOSSHINE TRACT. /
The land on this tract is heavily timbered with ,
l~ahogany. Rosewood, Ebony Sandalwood, Night q
Cereus, Century Plants, and other va T
cites, suitable for building purposes and the q
of hermeticalIy sealed barrels. 5
I pom this land, and along the banks of Cheat t
lver, were found some fine diamonds of the first i
ater. The specimen on exhibition at the Office i
Q large and splendid jewel, which far exceeds 0
lustre the famous hOhinOOr, or any other dia- i
ond slnce the great MOgul was cut. The
'Ound was 30 rich IN precious stones that the 8
lIyeyor who first laid it out discovered, ere he i
ld half completed his survey, that he had n Fl
rye carbunelc on his neck.
The most remarkable discovery made was that
an antique copper coin, with heads on both II
les also, some loaded dice, marked cards. and d
ttery tickets. These are all convincing proofs \
at OIL Companies must have been known in a
e remote ages of antiquity. 2
THE ASASIAs AND sAPPHIRA TRACT.
This, though a small tract, embracing only &
'reOO,oOOa acres, Is worthy IT a careful examin- L
ION by ali who desire 10 invest in the stock of q
Company. The first strike was a vein of "
OF oil-schemes. Each one had a pros
;tus containing an accurate description Of the
oIerty, and stating what percentage per month
en- Company would pay from its start. Here
- was found 4 c0rrect list of the incomes Of all :.
rsons not connected with the Company. -
immediately succeeding was a vein Of Lawyers. -
rs was an unfortunate strike, and far from =.
ohtable. They claimed that rs thew were q y
RI OF the land, they had 4 fee in it. Our :.
.rned legal adviser contended, upon the trial, -
~ as they had not been in possession of the -
RACE, or soil, Tor twenty-One years. they had =
title and further, that as the vein immedi- 5,
.y under them was Birthstone, IL was evident ~
1t they were more than halfway down, and 20
Iuld 20 To the other side. The Judge in this ~.
y decided in favor of both parties. and advised ~
compromise. This was done in the usual ~
inner the attorneys of the Company took five Y;
ltfs, and the other side took fve-ninths, leav- a,
the balance of the property for the Company. n
THE CHINA OR H,DEs TRACT. III
The whole OF this magnificent tract has been. all
&c its survey, the wonder of the world. Every Is
e - known 10 be rich in Tea of the most ex- q,
ent quality. On the Both of February last, tn
y. NJ, after q great deal Of gas from each sar
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