The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-01
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The Lsefstatarr, at az hts -s-sSpa, passed a Inv authorizing
q subsidy 20 $4,000 y year % b. pabt O. any person or cog
pany, who woukf provide n steamer u not Isss than four hfn-
drvd tsas. Thar would make the trip from Hanotaiu 70 hA9
win Lahaina and Kona, once a week and another subsidy %
$500 Coz weekly steam service around KausL A. yet no
saRciaI aoues has been given that any proposals VIII be re-
e-iyei, sad probably Gsw persons, MT residents q tins group,
ans aware Of the eSistens~ sf such a law - has BEEN passed
Ous thing 10 certain thai no proposals VIII ever be made unless
proper noGidearou ~ given
Tbs great trouble herutoErc with our steam enterprises has
not s--a the want % support or any bach % trade. bal want Of
propsr frcsight In the management. To successfully establish
steamers, The FIRST requisite 10 a supply Of eoal Al the iogstf
essfagsr~, and rfE. can enly be had by snaIng vessels 10 the
port. ~srre eoaI 10 Furnished al very low prices -sither New
eH~stc, near sydney, or ssninsham Bay, IN Puget sound Tbs
amount Of the subsidy COS ths Hawaii route 8i0OOol invested
IN emL procured ~ above, woagd uastsuhtestIy leave, az the
end of the year, a handsome proat 10 thu srelit % the OIL IA
iassa. Bat shs h not what IL wanted GA that rogie, and the
sane amount sxpsndeI In sustaining a steamsr that can make
en-. "Trip 70 Hin and back In sis or seven days. VIII ssssssa
larger businss . and rsrnrn a asgsr proeC
whar "a now wantsd 10 some disposition on the part of the
csvrrnmsnt 10 carry out The LIBERAL Intentions Of the people
40 sxprcs-sf In the Act passed by the Lsgisaiaturv.
The adaptation % some .setloas of cur Islands GF growing
srain, hut moe. particularly oats, . shown BY thu experience
bf Capt M-ak, at Laae, where he has just harvested three
acres u a. nnc oat@ az have ever been grown anywhere The
ersp was grown 20 make ont hay, ant was cut Cor that purpose.
10 ssrns cut Ia bales az INA fresh oas hax1 There are hun
drrrls fnoa thsa<snrs of acres between Kona and waialua and
on she koohu side of this I.iand, which would produce the best
Of nat hay, and prove o more valuable erop than much of the
cana that - growing. IT. cultivation would retain IN the euun-
Try thoa-ands Of dollars now srnt % support the farmers Of
Cpafornia and Oregon
I'VE notice in our san Francisco exchanges hat the bark
r~fssfis was cold at auetion in June, by J. q. MerFin a Co,
sr $4,000. which ga ssry low price &c a vessel of her eapa-
city. She wouid have ufaIs a good whaer, of which We ought
90 have alargr hst owned at this port
The bars r. ~. gsof sailed 6r Brenben hat Saturday,
taking a fuf eafEp Of 5000 gaTous ofoH, Sass pounds % wool,
and other domestic produce. she kn bshind some 500 bales
Of wool ready hr shipment.
The tanhsr bark Cazad,a sailed on the Goth for Puget
sound, In ballast mainly, having but . small quantity q sugar
aud other Island produces.
The foEowing letrer from Capt Worth advises a. % the ar
rival nj aIo Of the bark Roscoe Of New Bedford, on the 18th,
having taken $50 bills sperm oil since <avHg san Francisco
seven months since.
stss-ArriveI az this port on the 18Th July, bark R0seos,
ef New Bedford, j. "a Maeumber, master, seven months from
SIN Franciscan. and last from the MarqueSlS Islands, with $50
bbsA sperm oil. The Captain 10 unwel with rheumatism
The bark 10 probably bound 6T Japan
Respectfully, JoaS WORTH
ON Iatest datrs frpsn san Francisco are 10 July 9Th, By the
MeafEaa- Gold was thea 1894 in New York