The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-08-25
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ar al KIDS = sr1E-r1< =-t ma1ial=-y. Il las been f-11
% su1ss zHy - ever til hre- A. sH- aaIy -aI on 2 ..
Q, or psz-a=lLsH Ge@les Fr-tr-ue- IS gwen 3H- Is -
S-ienc- s-"s % cr1-S ~ making a hard ca.i Llr~rF.us o
TIE -sri-- -hs-a --b-r hea; E0r =-t xI E54r-- AL ti.
believed ua: 2; sEl r~lI prof. sgan-t f.s-. .-.1sh g -.
nst y-t r-esiyes = f.r isaI ~th frost. Several = Or largest
tai&l-s. hz-s IN pal,si SKI E4kai Oh ant ore in pate
c1-r re 1zT s7s;ales-Dr Fori's drug siof--Tti-a ~4s
psatei =igs4 .s4rs as0. kaks - fresh As Z the =Ors vas 1ols
o1y y-;erE~y- IT, large t~o-story b-EIiaz, occupied ~ .=
c0Imsrcisi 445>Ttifer, has i4t-Iy b-=a painted =th f, tLen
s-rd>s, sd no~ presents an eI.srar 5 tasty =. leads u : 70
srd0ne kEEEf o' a. = re FfaE ultra From experience -e
esn recommend i - Ger C--flraa fd-nI. a /. worthy Il a tT.'
,n4 feel as.arsi ta4t Oa= rt4i zN give fsH 4t-'4rioa, and q
Yres=renee rEh al rho become acquainted ~th i. merits.
saa Fnu~iseo-
cO-Tos-Ih- crop 81 e5;toa r=m.iain- in the Southern
STATE. at The chs Z the civil ~ar, CGay 1884, together -Eh
What -.s r.seI during 1855. has al been delivered al the
P1scps pp<ts, ad amounts 20 aLoa- 100000 bsEes--hieh
ssrn0re A@a -as generally estimated GU Bat a ; a large Por-
,on Z = ~ss more Or l>sI damaged, It <as egsaI only to about
100000 hs-s q what vas rsis~I annually previous 20 the
-zr- Regarding the crop q s,staern cot;sa * 1861 there Is
s,II ua-b uaoertain,y. Tie b=-t authenticated accounts sale
that there SI ~ %t~eea 1870 COZ AMI 2GsIes5 tales, ~hieh
is nGSh les th@a iaT te oc1p q Iss7. when t1olJOO hale.
ssre hary=S-d- TIE lack Of sy,tanaic Ej@r Is The great
drawback st the sogt. aos, b<h il its cultivation AID in bar
yes;tnz, ssf--iaHy TIE is-t-r- Ts- cP "a IuIa has proved
good, sa4 tie sssss. On III say to E1r.4oI from thynee a
never h-sr Than nov. 1t Is e.a,eI tst ca che fret q Juy
TIE stock % cotton ia England -~slI excel 100000 bales.
Tae Pres % India cattaH IN Lsv-rp - has fallen 20 61sA- Uf0
Is cers.J pr pasnd, rhse that q American miIIliag IS 1874.
CD cents TIE sane art-E IN New YORK, At tn same date.
J1ly :, was qloeI a. IS c-uts ~ currency II IS not likely
Tat tie pncs sE2 fu any gssrr fr ether variety, but ca the
e:hT h.s1- an slvaso= q pr~dlctei. There Is no article IN
the rorA that Is 80 usve.sIIy used as cotton cloth OF the
100 ooo,oSo Constituting the population % tie globe. $4,000
o0 rely On X Hs~e q i-s for clothing. A1G is US il extend
tag every yeA- saoas hair civilized and saya.e peoples q the
gi0sei - thas, Instead OF thsre being an excess % cotton
produced tx th> wants % man. the demand viii always re in
excess q is proiaetion- The cotton Of India which is nov
prodaced 50 largely, is Of an Inferior guilty, short and dirty.
AMI Gsef only for the soars=r class ofy1ois, unless mixed With the
eaer American and Egyptian cotton. It is raised BY the
Hindoos for about three cent? a pound in the seed, or G , 10
cents = pound. Wien rinned. These are the prizes in India,
which the producers obtain fr their cotton there
A new method Of prop-Hing vessels By steam has recently
been inTrniei in England, and the FIRST public trial Of it has
been made on the Thames, which proved very successful,
SURPRISING the expectations Of al Sho Witnessed il. Tie trial
vas made with the Nautilus. an eishty-seven ton boat. fitted
ut;h Rntv-n's hydraulic propeller. against a river boat. The
propeller consists q a turbine wheel below the ~ater-Ine, which
thro~ out with great sorc- water admitted from the bottom By
four nOzzles, two at the stem AMI two al the stern. The vessel,
o. course, goes forward vten the latter. and backwards when
the former, is u-eI. II the stream Of water be sent in opposite
directions the vessel turn. as on a pivot A ruIder is not
really Hanted- Numerous advantages r. specified, among
them that the water Of a leak would be rapidly forced oct and
E-HIe In .erve fuxre, 81 &c .=.t -. -.z..I Al -.-L-,-
cry q motion - wholly out q the reach Of injury by an enemy
The report of she inspectors was 50 favorable that the British
Government has ordered the building Of 4 gunbost o. this
principle Until the Governments vessel has been built and
had a fair trial At sea nothing can be definitely said Of the
practical utility Of thts invention. What may answer FOR .
IIyec boat, may never serve Or SEA nayigatioa.