The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

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c,ls-s zl5eh ve azz-, u-7s. we VISITED By CIR
-s--Lsr-s All c5@zezs generally ne E@-s were
received VII ea All dignity AMI tie u-l1sc o0rI-
a-y sri eo5 &nz P-evs-si s.
WaAIEE C5SISa-Tlc f-lEr= Ell--E veSels
I=t eastern p5--s Il TIE Cu.;el S,are during the
sumner All aI @: the yezrjusr Taz~eI. aul- ?e-sSa
WI probably touch here tbs Sr-CE; Bark Coral
Captain Potter, f-1e-,y q tie baEk BrUaFricl,
sailed SEPTEMBER eta hA-k E'i--5sfs Srtt, Cap
tain BEve1, s2iei July 2lss bark Ealy -h9rSEa,
Capt. Dexter, sailed November I0vh bark HsETg
TaBs-. Capt. P4cE27I, sailed October 2i bask
-Hfasrr5, CAPT Alien, sailed July 18th bark OiitsT
Croker, Capt Fisher, sailed July 1t bark RoaaH.
CaU4.u Je-leEzu, formerly e The bark Oviois,
alsi October Zth bark J. D. T5oap0a- Capt
Allen, aiIeI June 18Th ship C0aiss;, Capt Jas l.
Chapman, sailed December 18th
4 C0szrroxDEScE yor CozREPoSDrSG=TM
the Government paper please tel u more about hat
se5rrezponis-oe berTeen vo,t.ire AM Byron, that
vas brought 70 light b. the faE q : shelf in the
Frankfort LTbay;" yoltAire : aid q have diei
IN the year I77s, and Byron 70 nave BEEN born IN the
year I7s3, or vas i the spirit q yoitaire that
PINNED shslo=y epi=tle= 70 the delesta:ioa and soul-
awakening Of the imaginative pet; That item has
been going the rounds about long enough
= The schooner Fsiry Q1ssn slilsi hence On
the 2stlr nix, fr ports On the ~winiv2ri side q
Kauai, and after several attempts 10 reach her ports
vas compelled 20 run into Waimea, on tie leewarl
sile, with sails spEt and otherwise damaged L i
somewhat singular tia; while the -4aHis q Hawaii.
and the Fairy Quesn OF Kauai, we're combating
gales, the W4rlsief should meet With Gains aud
drift out Of sight q land of M5loEai, 3 point between
tie other two islands
Sx,L1-Pox-we have hearl various rgmors from
native that cases q this disease have made their ap-
pearance ~ different points in this district. but can
not trace the reports 70 any reliable source An
ether local paper which enjoys the confidence Of
the Board Of Health. VIII doubtless warn the public
against visiting infected localities, should any exist.
SHIPPED FOR WHAT PoBT,-One or two Strongs
Island natives, who have been for some time in Homo
lulu, have shipped as selmen on the bark .H9uga
L9r, with the understanding, on their part, that they
were returning in this way to their own home. Are
we 10 be expected 10 endorse 4 scheme Of which this
Is one feature in its very beginning:
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CRUELTY 70 AsEL,s.-A native by the name Of
Iosua was fined last week, on complaint made by GER
tain citizens the sum Of 500 for abusive riding. The
horse was ridden till he dropped down and lay upon
the ground utterly exhausted. No urgent necessity
could be pledged in excuse. The lesson may be a
god one. =