The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17
onIFnERCIAL.
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER u. 1885.

OcTOBER Il. 1895.
Thr-c whatsships have aFnvei the past ~,,k-two % them
-perns whaerE from the BONN ground. and the third. the Nm.
Sofch. from us oehotsk "a The latter brnEs a Eod earEo
ofiloo or Ieno haFr-s q oil and souas 5000 pounds q bone
She b ownei mostly IN tho efy. - whaiers vii now bexin
% arrive freely, we insert again the Ht puLI.Led in August,
with several eorrsctious % several cruising south, or those
not then Fubl-hed- The vessel. that have arrived are put
Ia ffaIess
Corn.. Rowland, Hosnsn- J~asrphine. Cogan-
Dan Webster Marvin Onward Pulvsr- o
aeor. Barnes, Jeffrey. Ihbsais, L=iov CIze IN rhs
California, WOOD Hercules. HowfanI.
c1stt.s, lone. Jehn Carver, worth-
COriuthian, Lewis Uhto, Lawrrucr.
G-a- -rotf, ws-hburu- PrS=Tssss bsvrt.n-
sco. houEnHir Hnovt~-- Nlusyari, Smith- Il
Awashanss. Norton. NssSs Davr.
Advilae, soue. Nauulu., smith
cSs%e,so. wsrth. beam. salSSr.
Esgie, wcK.nzbr- re-sbisnt, E-h~y-
Ceorr, Davi-. Ksas,err. Raynaf-
Gay Head. Kelley. s@t Brs-Ls. iamltan-
iosa = vs,n nonns. t-'ss<s, S""s
Js@. Aim, Willis. EslaboV. Baser.
Janus. smith. Reseos. AscaaIher.
LYDIA, Hathaway. Tsmcrhn-. wiasbax.
MAIDS. Drake. Thses Bpther., T4ber.
Tfdsuf, Rose. -
lava. Euo-. MO. fi4@-.-
coun. nl.marrH, DuHSsaa' saaaa.na, rAmup.-
Comet, Weeks. ME-, Ansn
EmeHns. Hlrr-- Norman. sayssF.
iss hawaii. nsppsas-touu. ~ IL 12sa. spencer.
Julian, Ladders. VIM. Roth, wye.
kohola, Trpp. II
Aurora. AvsHss. Massachusetts, Williams.
Acugc, Robinson. Massachusetts,. NueoG
Eagrnaas BarnesL Helm lar. IIsf-nd~en-
Fanny, Hunting Tho-. DicEirsoa, IeEnrzza-
John Huwiands wB.LI~1 W.shlnstsn. BAKER. II
fioftfa al, NllAsns.
Ths rs numbers - vs-.ef-, Il which n q % saa Fnn-
eseo, and the balance, 81, may be expected - recruit at thhs
port The arrivals here up % this dats. aambcF six
u 10 not unlikely that hruign seansn viii be niors scarce
hers this ssaaon than In srnsr years. But this 10 the ease in
~w.ry E.-l-. r.we "a ~. TO- 4 A. .... l.. l.. -.
known, but "a 10 probably owing o. the Etct that The Wages Of
aborss ON shore 10 higher than thst paid 9, s-ans-n- This IL
the case thruughauf the United ss.tes. ~hrrs hrrr number.
arr employed in harvesting aud In the v4rs1as railroad enter
prtses. Though farvign sramen are seaser, yet natives can
Away be hal here or at the i.ands In the Saith Pacine, where
whasr. are wont 60 resort.
Mss-rs. Adams q wHIer hsad a credit SHE % ne~ STAPLE
raaas On Tuesday and "Wednesday last. The sD~Is offered
we're recent haportatans from New York and Europe, consist
ING ofhats. shirts. clothing. boots anil shoes, .tapls cottoas and
vooiens, &e, &C. The bsiiinG Wa unusually spirited, and
good prices tr the most part we're rsaized.
The ship B4Rsrta. 1880 tons, 10 expected In all neSt week,
from san Francisco, % load OH, under charter % G.. T. Rich
ards a Co. vnis ship, with the csyhoa, Iohsaf All .. j.
psr~, -Si probably furnish all the oil Tonnage required here
this En.
The ship I'm. Rotes. which arrived on MonIay, had the
small pSx GA board from May 10 August, losing Bur saneu,
vhsH e dis"ppearsd- The vessel VA thoroughly s.raig,l.d =,
the north, the clothing af tss dseea.si msn burnt, and every
psesasssd taken that could be % rsI the vessel % all remains
of the plague. On her arrival, she WI visited by the heaEh
NhtNTI ~ ENAut anu R~ruAtNfl 70 TlAtE ~ IHNE tiI&-
Nycs report viii be hund below ass We cannot pass it with
cut "a word of eommendatbon- Every ship master coming into
port should write cut a report % hs cruise, together With any
Incidents os interesting news thar may have occurred during
ths passage. such reports as those furnished by Captains
Nye and Drake show them % be men &c 6r the position they
occupy. The reports show Industry AMI care, inspire public
Condolences and interest ia the men WIN furnish them, and ship
owners are apt to select such observing and careful masters
Tor their vessels.
On saturday Lust, Mr. BastBS soM several properties %
einsc ont CERTAIN interests The onouiunui PLsntatpou IN konas
Hawai- Qornerty snown a. IIafts PtantatiouJ WA Knocked
down % Thco. 10. Davies, ESQ for 81, 500, a very god price
Ths Kailus Plantation went hr $4,000. Anil the frame slated
building, 9dpiniug Robinsnu, a Co.'S stone store on Queen
street, with the good win % ths lot, sahisct o. a rental Of $50
a year, sod ar $50, TO Jas. Robinson & 60.
Ths ship Csyfon, te3 days from Boston, eonshgnsd 10 e.
Brewer 4 Co. arrival yesterday Her cargo has been any
ioualy looked fr, and will doubstesa anl a god mzrkst. or
Gaps Horn she was in the Zee thfEty-sight days, couteniing
against head winds. FROM the line up % this port she has had
httte 70 no wind. These drsSbaeks have iength.nei her pas
sage.
.rAatads- set in yesterday and We may look 6r arrival. daily
from the north md elsewhere.
The STEAMER uoHtraa viii b. dus on Monday morning,
with the kmcrtsan and European mails Tier last pasags wa
naie tn ebrvsn days AMI six hours, and u shs makes as good
time On this teip, she will BE- n ths poet at daylight