davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
Home Interests.

bacon flnd rW00ed on the Waft
on q horses nose will cure them.
Honey may be kept in periec
purity for years by boiling tn
strained or extracted article, thel
skimming il carefully, sealing it NJ
air-tight-as fruit is camed-anC
keeping III cool, dark place.
A teaspoonful Of powdered alum
spilled into a pail of water (tlle
water being stirred at the time)
will in a few hours precipitate all
all earthly particles to the bottom,
leaving the water pure and Gear,
Another way is Il throw in one OF
two powdered kernels Of bitter
almonds. They do Lot harden the
water like alum.
Long continued observations
show that harness and other leather,
exposed to the action OF ammonia
continually given off in stables, be-
comes weak aud rotten sooner than
other leather. Even when care is
taken to protect it with grease, this
takes place. Professor Artns
recommends the addition Of a small
quantity Of glycerine to the oil or
tat employed in greasing such kind
Of leather, asserting that it keeps it
always pliable and soft.
When good coffee is IS or 40
cents pound, it taxes away re.
morse Of conscience for using it,
somewhat, to parch barley q nice
brown and mix it half and half
with the genuine article. 1t makes
a very good substitute, and you
know what You are drinking. The
barley should be nicely Drowned,
and when just warm an egg should
be stirred in it, then set by the fire
to dry, and grind as wanted. Pre-
pared in this way it settles as we'll
as any coffee.
The best way to cure fowls Of
eating their eggs is to wiring their
necks. If the fowls are of tov
choice a variety to treat so, take an
egg and remove the inside by max
ing a hole in each end and blowing
through it. Then fill the shell
with lead, melted and poured in.
Use this for q nest egg. As soon
as the fowl has deposited its egg in
the nest, take it out, aud il she
returns let her pick the nest egg.
A few sharp pecks at it will cure
her. 1A
Colored and white flannclsshould
be washed separately, and never in
he same vat which has been used
Or cotton and linen goods, for not
,nly will the lint adhere to the
but they are apt to receive
dull grayisl color. Flannels
hould always be washed and dried
quickly, and il is a good plan to
ave them washed first in the
morning, before the other clothes,
in the winter, as they dry
0 much more quickly than later IN
he day, and then there is no fear
hat careless wssherwomen will
lunge them into dirty suds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
PATRONS or HUsBAHDRY.
cancers Of Oresen state Grange.

WEMCcF8 OF UFek3la AENB6 UFHUgV'
Master Daniel Clark, Salem P. O.
Becrddyy u. II. Smith, Harrisburg.
OveTseeT VIM. Cyrus, Sci0.
Lecturer George Hunter, Walla Walla.
SseHurd- X. r. Ol(ls.
Lady Asst S.einurd Mrs. Chloe Olds.
Assis.dnt S.etpdrd w. NJ. Powers, Shedd,
Chaplain Anthony Simpson, Corvallis.
Hdt~ KeepT Frank Shelton, Walla WRlla
Treasurer ID. a. Witzel, Turner.
Ceres Mrs. Jane Cyrus, SciO.
rOnsoaa Mrs. NJ. Powers, Shedd.
Flora Mrs. l.. q. Reed, McMinnville.
Erecsaive Committee Daniel Clark, Salem;
r. M. Gurney, Ten Mile, Douglas Co: Orley
Hull, Walla WallA; G. A. Wells, Buena
7 ista; Thomas Munkers, Scio: A. B. Henry,
lafayette; H. N. Hill, Junction.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

Upper Egypt Q few years ago had
only al average Of five or six rainy
days III the year; the Pashash6weyer,
planted millions Of trees. and the
average Is now forty4siz days Of the
year, 's .jsi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

HIIIe NHW hTNehICaI REM
edies FOR that disease, Also pnre fluid cx-
tIact. Of Eucalyptus, in nne pound bottles,
forphysfcinns' use Beware 0f limitations,
and take none hnt to'eman's. For sails
everywhere. and by Odge ('alef L Co.
Druggists, Portland. Agents for oregon.
v5n30y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
EUCAZ. .YPIuS

Completely cor1Obo ative 0f the above.
are the reports of the experiments with
Ilealypns by Dr.. L0rrimer, of Berlin.
rIHssia, ana DR. keele', chief Physician
OI lhe austrian Railway CO., published In
the I'm. ma. Jatr. July, 1872.
~ VIII De found very cflieacious il, 0bstt-
nate eases of Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Hack.
ING Cougn Chronic Sore throat, LencOr-
rnea' etc, and In nausea during pregnarA-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

OGzeers OF Central Grange AssOcia-
tlOns
President w. +. Alexander.
Wee President James Tatom.
EsretGry-A. W. Stannard,
Treasurer C. p. Burkhart.
Ts4lsIees- II. Shedd. +. Powell.
9ute KeepT- Elias Tanning.
Agent-L. G. Rurkhart.
Meets at Albany, on the second Tuesdny
d each month.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

Dr.. C0Ienlan'S Double
ExaTnes of EueRIyP
tIss IS . special preparA-
item fOrthe treatment OF
FEV IA aMd CUE;
anRf is warranted to
cIsPr every case treated
according TO directions.
without the injurious
results Of the usual Qui-
nine and Arep nicaI rom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
The Peddling Nuisance.

The Bill to license peddlars of goods, wares and
merchandise, having been championed through the
Assembly by the Minister of the Interior, has, we are
sorry to say, received the Royal sanction,-doubt-
less through the same influence in the Cabinet
and will now become a law And this too in the
face of the following protest, signed by all the
leading merchants and business men of the com
munity. who, it will be seen, took the same view of
the subject as that put forward by this journal
when the Act was first introduced. Whatever of
moral and financial evil may result to the country
at large through the legalizlng of the peddling
nuisance, be it remembered that it was vigorously
promoted by the Minister of the Interior.
To the Hon. Legislative Assembly of the Hqlodiidn
Kingdom:
We the undersigned have seen with no little
solicitude, that a Bill before your Hon. body to
license peddling, has met with so much favor as to
indicate its probable Gnal passage. From the ex-
perience of the past, it was found necessary to pro-
hibit peddling, as il was found to be injurious in
practice, both as it affected the morals, the financial
interests of the people, and the revenue of the
Kingdom. We would therefore most earnestly
petition your Hon. body to decline the enactment
Of the bill before the House, as one fraught with
great mischief to the people and detriment to the
revenue. And your petitioners will ever pray.
I Signed by Theo. II. Davies, by his Attorney in
fact, g. W. Macfarlane. Dillingham; & CO., NJ. Phil
lips & Co., Brown Il Co., F. a. Schaefer d Co, II.
Hackfeld i Co., II. NJ. Whitney, C. Brewer d Co,
H. E. Whitney, LYMAN Bros, Castle & Cooke, E.
Hofscblaeger, Ira Richardson, A. S. Cleghorn d
Co. NJ. McInerney, D. n. FIitner, Theod- G. Heuck,
G.. J. Emmes, Grunwald & Schultz. a. W. Peirce
Il Co., Levers & Dickson, Danl. Smith, E. o. Hall
4 Sons, NJ. s. Grinbaum IL Co, II. Mcintyre & Bro,
Robt. McKibbin, jr, NJ. D., Friel x Lame, K Whit
imam, B. F. Ehlers & Co, c.. Hustace. Thos. Cum
minis. H. G.. Crabbe, Jno. H. Patty, IT. Waterhouse.
jr, 81. Warehouse, H. l. Nolte, Cbulan & Co, T.
Mossman d Son. Along i Achuck, F. c. Achong,
Jas. s. Lemon. r. Love & Bros, Fl. r. HOLSTER, J.
Assoc. J. Perry, L. Aseu. Benz. Borros, Jas. Dodd,
Alo, S. Magnin, Sam1 L. Lewis, McColgan & John
son, Charles Long, s. B. Dole, J. Porter Green, c.
Braudlecht, J. Hosing, Allen & Chil~lingworth, Jno.
Mott & Co, Gookim, Jas. Gay, F. 7. Lenehan, j,
II. Black.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

Mr.. E~DIToR--Through your columns permit me
to ask one or two questions:
ADoes the Minister of the Interior approve of the
Superintendent of Public Works making contracts
for jobs outside of government work, and using
the government tools for such purposes:
Does the community at large approve Of the
policy of a government employee.--a newcomer,
with no interests In the countrywide gets a round
salary, being allowed government facilities to I'M
fairly compete with old resident mechanics, with
families to support
The times are hard, and it does not make them
seem easier to reflect upon such favoritism.
MECHANIC.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

THERMoMETER--4rerdge 6 A N, 63.5; noon,
1874; 6 P II, 6s.S; greatest difference in % hours,
1910; least difference in "a hours, T0i highest, $50,
lowest, $40.
WEr BULB-.Arerage 6 A N, 61.2; noon, $50;
6 p N, 63.3; greatest difference in "a hours, 1905.
least difference in "a hours, 40; dew point. 64.4.
RAIN FALL-First week, 0.92 inches; second week,
GA inches; third week, OBS inches; fourth week,
0.26 inches. Total, I.47 inches. Total rain fall for
the year ending June Both, 56.sS inches.
wISD-Northeast % days, north l day, calm
l day.
BAROMETER Corrected for temperature and sls-
ration--7verage 6 A NJ, 1904; 9 A NJ, 5000; noon,
29. 80; 3 P NJ, 29.91; 6 P NJ, % 90; 9 P NJ, 30.01.
Average Of 24l readings. 30.1689.
MEMoRASDUM.-The effect of last years drought
is seen in the scaut heritage and great surface dry
ness Of the land. E. L. CLARKB,
PRINCIPAL and Observer,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
ICopia.l

lCopla.J
YIrToRIo EMANUELE H., per grazia di Dio e per
volonta della Malone Re d'Italia, a Sua Maesta
KALAKAuA, Re dele Isole Hawaii, salute.
Carissimo e perfetto AMIGO Ho ricevuto Ia lettera
con Ia auale Vostra Maesta mi annunzia Ia morte del
Suo Reale Predecessor e Pavvenimento di Lei al Trono
di Hawaii, a cui Ella fu elevate DALI Assembled Leg
islativa. Associandomi al giusto dplore per la morte
del Re LunalilO, mi 70 premura di porgere 8 VOstra
Maesta lie mic sincere felicitazioni e di assicurarla
che 10 non cesser0 d'impiegsre lie ~maggiori cure
afinche i rapport Iii amicizia felicemente esistenti
fra lie Nostre Corone tornino reciprocamente a van
taggio dele due Nazioni. Mi e ben grato in questa
occasione di esprimere ala Maesta Vostra i senti-
menti di alta stima e p~erfetta amicisia, con che prego
Dio' che abba Vostra Maesta nella sua Santa custo-
dis; Date a Roma, add 81 Maggie. 1874
ALA Maesta Vostra ahezionato e sincere AMIGO, u
NJ. R-VIITORIO EMANUELE. =
Controfo. VIsCoNTI VESosrA.
Translation
VTTORIO EMANUELE H., by the Grace OF God and the
will of the Nation, King of Italy, TO His Majesty
KALAKAUA, King Of the Hawaiian Islands, greet
ing.
Dearest and perfect friend! have received the
letter by which Your Majesty announces to me the
sion to the Hawaiian Throne, to which You were
elevated by the Legislative Assembly. L join In
the 6rst grief for the death of King L~unalilo, and l
offer TO Your Majesty my sincere Fluctuations, and
l assure You. that | shall not cease to take the best
care, in order that the relations of friendships hap
PLY existing between Our Crowns may continue
10 the mutual advantage of both Nations. II is
very gratifying to me on this occasion to express
to Your Majesty the sentiments OF high esteem and
perfect friendship, with which / pray God to have
Your Majesty in His Holy keeping Dated at
Rome, the 81 May, 1874.
Your Majesty's afectionate and sincere friend.
TRoysl Signaturel YITTORIO EMANUELE.
Countersigned FISCoNTI NENOSfA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

= ConcIDExcE.-By the telegraph we learn that
the British Parliament adjourns to-day-and so
does ours. We won't institute comparisons but
why should John Bull run a cheek by jowl" with
us! It looks ominous. and we refer it for consid-
Grafton to the Gdzete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

SUDDEN DEArH@Capt Hiram Kabanavai. com
mander Of the Household Troops, died very sud
denly last night, supposed OF aneurism-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

silver chord. silver Wreath. Home Circle
Vol. I, 2, 2 AMI 8; Gosd,n Diadem. shower
% Pearls, Wreath % Gems, Gems az
strauss, Labiaehe's Method % Singing,
Hunlen's. C~raven's, and Richardson's
Piano forte Methods, Winners Gutter ana
Accordion Instructors. Sheet Music, In
strunental and ssng Pieces. Latest song
AIT. g. THRCM's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

Mr.. EDITOR ANY one who happened along
Nuuanu Avenue, above the upper bridge, on
Wednesday afternoon last, would have been a
witness, however unwillingly, of a species of bar
barous cruelty to an animal, that was shameful to
humanity. 1t was on the premises of a certain
Reverend gentleman it was the Reverend gentle
mans horse which was being beaten numerically
by three men, having been tied to a post for the
purpose and the beating was said to have been
done by the Reverend gentleman's orders. He
was absent, but a member OF his family, on being
expostulated with by a ~neighbor whose humanity
was outraged by the spectacle, observed that a
person had a right to nay his own beast" The
ofense of the horse was that he had on the day
previous banked, and injured q carriage. What
an example of foreign civilization to be exhibited
to native Hawaiians! (See Chapter "a of the
Penal Code.) NUUANU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

ARREsTED--Three arrests were made last night,
on warrants for using sedItious language. The
names of the parties are-Kahaneli, koloa, hahe-
lemaRna the latter q turbulent fellow. who was
conspicuous in the riot OF February last.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
THE PACIFIC
Commercial 3abtrtisfr. .
SATURDAY.. AUGUST s.
NOTES OF THE wEEK.

- The crowded state of our columns to-day ex-
cludes a review Of the work of the session, and
other matters prepared for this issse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

sab-TroP5-iAl Rambles. - Nichols Pike
ProPhetic Voices concerning AIedea, by
Chas. sumner, AMI Life and Public Ser
vices q Charles ssmner, by G EdSAri
Lester neE subscription work % nearly
600 pages. nIast., cloth hound. Pne- $500.
T. O. THRUM, Agent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
AssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

Holm sIEMSEN AND W.. y. CONWAY
- doing bu-inesa "a HILO, HAN All, apisr the name
style AMI hm % Si-nsen A Conway, having this day can
esii-d an assignment BY them male on he S0th day o. March,
A. D, 1874, and executed a new assinment 90 The under-
signed. % their property. Er the b-neht % their Cnedttorri
all persons having claims against said fm q -iemsen 4 Con
way, 90 John Eems-n and ". y. COnEay are requested 70
present their Aec0ants a the odcss % D. H. HlICHCOCk
and D. o HITCHCOCK In Huo, Hawai-. o. AZ the Once Of
A. :. ~CLEgfIOHE IN houolntu and 81 perons Indebted %
said Arm % siemssn g. Con~ay or John -iemsen aud " y.
Conway are rqa-sted 20 make payment % either0f the under
signed assignees at their respective Paees q business as
af,r-saLd d. n HITCHCOCK.
T. %. HITCHCOCK,
... A. :. CLEGHOkN.
AEsi0nee- q siemsen q Conway
Honolllu. BOD April. A D., lsII my9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
Weather Report.

HALEAKALA BOYS SCHOOL, MAKAwAo, MAUI; ELEvA-
TIoS, 2,17O FEET; JUNE, 1874.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
TO sc.
TO san FRANCISCO.

~ Passengers for Eastern States and Europe. Pur-
chasing their Through Tickets at our Office, viii be allowed A
LARGE REDUCTION in fares, besides having larger quanti-
ties Of Baggage free
~ For Freight and Passage, or any further INFORM
S9o APp' =" H.. HACKFELD & co, Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

z. O. T. has also been appointed
Agent or the Choice Subscription
Books % the
ATLANTIC PrsLsEISG CoNPAST OF
NEW YoRK-
and has received sample copies of
Ora REPRzESrGrrvE ABRoAD. AMI
EEPEEsESrATIvE Mss, Companion
Books, % 500 pages each, quartz,
bauud ia Hair MOSoreo. With many
ens steel plates Price, sl2OO per
copy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
Rates of Passage will be

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless receipted for.
FREIGHT MONET DUE ON :
SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agent.
once with Wilder & Co., corner Of Fort and Queen Streets.
my3O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

"PRoBIKMATCus."-A prize for one OF the best
sets of fine Chess Problems. sent for competition to
the Worlds Problem Tourney, London, 1879.
british Chess Associationl has been awardedto
our townsman and Hawaiian Problematicus. IL.
Schmidt. Some of the Prize Problems will appear
in the London Illustrated Nescs. Further particu-
lars are expected by next mail. +.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTIONS

rhe PnpiIs zhaTfnE Ina the Cash PROFITS Of
ghrfr In bora. The industrial department will be carried
on during the forenoon. and three hours in the afternoon will
be devoted "a indoor schooling Parents or Guardians desir-
a Of placing their Children o. Wards NJ this Institution, are
re~speetfuny requeafed 10 apply 70 tn principal, aE ~
CLARKE, On the premises. CT at the Education once, Homo
iuIu- Parties sending pupils are requested 10 provide them
vita servicrabIe working aud school suits Of clothes, with one
Sunday Sult, sheets, pllON cases, bed-quilt or blankets, towels,
and q ssryieeable trunk or chest, in which clothes may be kept
Single pupils, IL paid for quarterly, in adj
..s..- II " per quarter
Two or more papIis, sent by one person, ca. 40 90 per annum
H. r. HITCHCOCK,
~. ..MH T#.- Inspector General Of Schools
EAueaaoh ome, Honolulu, June 10. 1874. ju2o2n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
Notice.
HALEAKALA BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL

TWNH GUNNER VI OFTHIS SCHOOL
viii open on the 9Th Day OF July HexG- The
school Recommendations have bern greatly enlarged. and now
has = capacity fr sixty pupis-
me school l. heated ia tht District % MakaUao. in one Of
the hnsst climates % the Islands. As heretofore, tie School
will b. carried on as an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08
EIGHTIE1H DAY, Tuesday, Aug. 4.


The House resumed consideration Of the Act to
amend Sections 1920 and 1923 Of the Civil Code,
which was the unfinished business, in the Committee
Of the Whole, Hon. w. 7. Martin in Chair.
On motion of His Ex. the Attorney General, the
title was indefinitely postponed.
On motion the whole bill was indefinitely post
poned, whereupon the Committee rose and reported
the same. Adopted; Is ayes, noes 10
On suspension of the rules Hon. Mr.. Dowsett,
from Committee on the bill to amend Sections 1870
and 131 Of the Civil Code, relating TO shipping
(foreign) masters, reported consideration of the
same, recommending that the bill do pass to be en-
crossed.
passed.
The Act to eodify and reviset the laws Of this King
dom was taken up, and passed on its final reading.
The Act to authorize a national loan, and to define
to what uses such loan shall be devoted, was read a
third time.
His Ex. the Attorney General moved to insert
again in Section 2, the sentence that was struck out
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

EiGHTf-IHIRD DAY, Friday, August Z.
His Elk. the Attorney General reported back on be
half Of the Enrolment Committee the following Acts,
without approval Of His Majesty An Act TO Merge
several Offices into one and An Act to Regulate the
Assessment and Collection Of Taxes.
Hon. Mr. Kaukaha, from the Special Committee.
reported that they had waited on His Majesty the
King, and informed Him that the Assembly willbe
ready for prorogation on Saturday next; and that
the same had received His approval.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo read q resolution 10 the effect that
this Assembly express thoiF appreciation to the Board
Of Education for the manner in which they have per-
formed their duties during the past two years.
Adopted.
ORDERS or THE DAY.
The Act to prohibit the importation and sale Of
Opium, was taken up on its third reading. A mo-
ton was made to indefinitely postpone the bill. The
motion was put and lost 80 votes cast, ayes 4,
noes 80.
On motion Of Hon. Mr.. Isenberg the bill was
passed on It's final reading.
The Act to amend Sections 9 and 3 Of an Act en-
titled, IAN Act to repeal On act regarding the quail
ifcatiOn Of electors, approved Dec. 81, 1864. and TO
regulate the qualification Of electors for Representa-
tives to the Legislative Assembly Of the Kingdom"
was taken up on its third reading, and passed.
The Act to reduce certain expenses was read a
third time. A motion to indefinitely postpone was
put and lost; 40 votes cast, ayes l6, noes "a.
His Ex. the Attorney General moved to amend the
bill by striking out the words. "Judges Of the
Supreme and Circuit Courts Lost, and the bill
was passed on its final reading.
On suspension of the rules Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha,
from Special Committee on the petition from Homo
lulu referring to the Loan Bill, reported considera-
ton Of the s1me. The Committee were Of the opin-
ion that the petition was Of a threatening and highly
disrespectful nature, an outrage on the dignity Of
the House, and they recommended that the Hon. Mr..
Kauai, who introduced it. be censured by resolution,
and that the petition itself be passed into the hands
Of the head Of police for action against the signers.
A lively discussion ensued, in which several mem
bers spoke strongly against the spirit which was APP
parent in the petition. and severely blamed the mem
Der who had introduced il when on motion, the re-
port Of the mi was amended by striking out
the censure Of the member, and as amended Il was
adopted.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ii A. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

THE AUSTRALIAN LINE.-Ther seems to be some
hitch about the management of this Line at the ter
minus in London, which the general public cannot
as yet fathom. The Tartar, which arrived on We'd
nesday from San Francisco and sailed on Thursday
for Sydney. was on ships account, disconnected from
the A. s. A NJ. Co. Letters from the Agents in San
Francisco to Messrs. Hackfeld & Co., of this city,
throw no light upon the cause of the interruption in
the business of the Company, but state 8 rumor that
the builders of the new ships in the Clyde were talk
ing of taking hold of the line, but that nothing def
mite had been concluded at last accounts. One thing
is certain, that the route is a paying one for both
freight and passengers, and therefore there can be no
question but that it will be occupied by some COM
pany, which sooner or later will become a per-
manency,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

TN motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Hirch.s the Act to {
mend Section $50 Of the Civil Code was taken IN; .
ut the House adjourned without discussion OF the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

T. a. Thrum Is apPoiHsed agent al these
Islands for the following popular Sub
seriptlou works-Hark TEain's Glded
A-e, Roughing II, and Innoeenis Abroad
Dr.. ". W. Halls Health at Home.
MeCbeIan's History q the GoIden State,
CyeIopedia Of Things Worth Knowing.
Also, TOH D. APPLETON 4 Co.'S
s-warb's Travels around the World,
Business A~neciotes, Burton's Cyeiope-
din q VII and Humor. Smiths Dietiou-
arg o. the Bible. aud their neE American
EncycIop-iia-no~ being published