The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

NM NM S"Ls a&N
per picus-about n cents per pouHf-
Ths barb Eraaa IHsa had sailed frum siasfa &c Australia
win a enrgo of sugar
RElL i SIZES
me execsrors q the estate of th~ hate X e. wyhB-, sod al
auction on W Wednesday, last several taets % land situated on
Karai and Oahu Mr. {. = Barlow WIS the aaetionssr- Tue
terms were eash, aud the pafttcuiar- viii b. Interesting n tndi-
Gazing th< value % real estate Ia de isiaads-
No. was Q trsct Of 3eoo acres Of cane AMI pasture hnd, IN
r~ vauarr az Ko1a, Ksuai. running kpu the sen 70 the noun
sains. In euxfs foar niles perhaps, AMI mostly aDier lease be
thirsy yeNr 20 parties now oef1ipyfug a. u sod mr so~",
a. r-.s.I brsra -aulvaiens To about IL per cent. per annum on
n< amount psa- Con-Ederisg that IL comprises some OF the
best cane hni In Ksloa, f sold very low, about q an acre
NJ. . "a. . tract af Is acres ofhll--bie pasture land, At the
head % Naaoa, almost inaees~sibde, and about fur miles From
tswn. Psui Jarrett vas The purchaser at sIeo, or about 81 90
par aer.
Nc. . vas q tact Of seven acres oG pasture land, adjoining
the premises Of Me.sr.. Bernard 4 Raymond, In Eva bought
by the .ssv~ partses fw s7s-
No a VA. a Tract os seven acres u gooI faro and pasture
ant sth nsh pspf- Bsustf BY Victor Chaaeerd, whose hDi
10 asjoin., Er s22s, or 81 per acre
Va ga snsaIs trset Of kaio hnd m E~s-boaght by T.
Rlrnzrdsos foe sf2s ..4 rsr
No ia small pmce ~ kao hand In ESa-noesht ny am
nr sts
No 7-.-vsnss~n acres Of halo ana In Ewa-bousht by l.
Montgomery fr SIS
No. s-sSo acres of hahn hnd-bouzht by the sane foe si35.
The whole sole realized 1910, and showed that kaIo land h
vIabr propsrsy, ast IN sd asmaSd, whHs PASTURE land n
I-.s sought foe. The Grmsr 10 worth from goo 20 500 an acre
Wills pasture and brings only ffOm e. ID 90 per acre. 4.
sans or LsrEHry usIL-Th~ brtek house on Naunakea
.,r-,,. long Known A. Liberty Hal, togrth~r With tn fee simple
of the Land, was sod on saturday Last BY C :. Barlow, Sc
$4,000, which Is probably not oDs third Of the ea-tof the prop
erty. "
we ar wrhout a single arrival the past week hom hreign
ports, and with vsry sx from domestic ports The weather
has been calm, cool asi pleasant, the trade winds being entire
W interrupted, a. usual at this season.
The American sshogpsr Saa Lisgo saiIei on Wednesday, sr
san Fanci~rs win q smaa fright shr has been In the en-
ploy of me United stae. Gaane Company ssr the past two
years a. . packet nnnfag % lowianas Bland We under
stand that the Company has di-po-ed Of the right to take or
raano 90 az EasIi-A Company Who WIN have lie own vessels
ad work the gta6o No tie own expense We observe that a
enrrp d Mexean's fshand ruano sosi Ia Savannah rrcsntfy br
sX per ton eurrsney about sioin gold
On rhufsiay Mr.. Barlow held a large sale Of staple English
gods, received by late arrivals. Although the terms were very
ns~rsI Qroa en- % sis ppoth-' eruiitl yet The sale wsuf OF
seaSIy, and psie<. were hardly up 10 late quotations There
seems 60 be no asposttioa apiaug traders % Increase their
ssocss ~ long ss Tn pssssnt stagaatian In trAIs exists
The aark c<ts~fiats ths ody Fseket 90 Che berth loading
&c sun Francisco, and win leave Eext Saturday.
We are wtthout later dates Rom San Frsneseo than those
boasss by ne csfssfsa, January ssh-- Th> CHIP per snip B,l-
hong, and bring ~ further aivicrs-
Cold al Iassss gsslansns was iEl -f-rr
ITEMS
New Yere sonsstnesa Thousand barrels, or nearly q mil
Ion Of eggs per day. They come mainly from the West
..i I !. sa are ESQ f .ss. y s ~ .i sss sSpe ss. .. @s's ssias 70 use. ed f si
...,-. ua.hf
'sss'.s M. sx,r ee,n nJI n New York II m. chin,
trade. The Posf says tasrs have been several failures in firms,
an dur ts sFeculats0ns N god
g may be mentioned nat snIy srty % The latter were baill in
England last yslr, while two haSared and sishiy-thres iron
The suez Canal people only want a hundred millions Cf
sssss:. s'' ss.i AID xs ~..A T is1. isS Vim sA' e H 1sSsms sessa.si !. ;s ss
harth hundred Of millions they have asked hr; they have al
crLrvsrIos OF sseas IN AgsrnAII.-zAn -Ex,wes'
Indian Sugar Planter" wnte. as hiiows from CaFdwea, Rock
Isass no sssss whas-ssI ID ia. saees-s In this DISTRICT. The
cane eoar.shes equally we'll n aes better than in the West In
nasndoas cane. but a fs crops VIII briss them TO a more re-
speesasls .lzs, ms juiee llom large oyergrown canes Is more
dIheu.I to cry sraize The great diAcuIty which l expected
% encounter was that d hbss-sr ue present, however, sue
who work hard aud arc easily managed But ia large indus
iSave no, the siish.ess Soab. as % o@r ultimate SUCCESS here as
the raw material - 80 laxuriant, and eannot but wonder
% eco per aere~and wasting time ia Clearing and grabbing
Inf-riar hands while there 9 rich plains here into which you
can put q ptow and take OF n crop al oaee-
s. THE sonoarx Caor sF 1s6I-The ssrgie Jspnal says.
From !, most sS q The e a sr9r,ss f,s,s.s n II: wsss the reports
lacaIts. and small precincts, here aud there, the elements
air condition, but these more favored places are sw ia num-
Der and Emitted n urea, and in most Of them the spring was
Ssansss -. .asa. and ne stand p@r ' In . tss Eastern sta,es
Isany irssa piaaaas. md preventing is seed that was planted
isoal making = sooi staHd since the ist Of Angus The Allan
which prevailed thfoashoat the West nj n corresponding Pc
and nase prsvenf-d ihsn fon1 maturing al te proper time, 80
THAI they must BE- harvested In an immature stAte, or left
sanding ~ they viii be IN many eases, until overtzkeI by a
freezing AMI destructive frOsr. This state Of rhiags Is rather
dtsheartrning % thn-c who have enlisted IN the sorghum army,
and n WIN doubtless cause q few timd souls To = go bark" on
Inc cntrrprtsc, and ear 10 a hst cause. Bat there 10 M far
that any rreaf nnnher VIII dsert and leave the ranks- We
have mer with a reverse, and our sree. are slightly democrat
z-f. but We duut propose % surrender ON the other hand,
the little burksct We have hpi vii stimulate 90 greater prepar-
atou, and more earnest Efforts n the future The road To great
.ucrcsscs Always brass through n Bulls Run, and this = the
Bulls Run rrisis IN our sorghum campaign Its ELECTS viii
De 70 test our Interest," tn survhuaa, give ne a better appreciation
% us vtiur, amt had IN more definite purposes ard appropriate
e1brt> In conn criou with i- The truth IL. We have gDne On
from year IN year, making fnn twenty % Erty million gal
inns Of syrur with so nrtie truubfc, aud 80 little disturbance %
me ordinary arm economy, that ne 90 not realize tbs naagni-
nte or apprsrtafe the I'm portaace % the business " the pro-
dnethan of sorghum ~ rup rsquas-i two er three times N much
outlay ani treahls ss ~ naturally b-stowed upon t, we should
rseirrats 10 much more highIy. and should b. probably less in !
smfrh - Il<s an disesafsssmsnt st ary temporary reversc-
u s probable thaf os efset ID the comparative failure Of the
crop this year vail he % sl out AMI relieve the
basiness ~ q ela-s aceasssss- halLAsarted OPERATORS. who have
slssys been a drawback N ths business The only way these
nm en- advances the interests of sorghum 10 BY abandoning 10
hs~v-r, and ~ shal heartily rjmce " they can be ioiuecd 20
us with > afile hsip ha that way.