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rorr,rn Commercial Items.

Latest adyces the oAnegrowing region Of Louisiana
show an unconmony large yield and the cane con-
greater proportion OF sAecharne matter than usual
The prospects good for the largest crop Of sugar that
has been made in Louisiana since 1862
NFw YoEx Nov sth.-It WAS reported the street on
Saturday that an arrangement about be made between
the Pacific Railroads the Pacific Mail Steamship Co for
general division Of business This arrangement it said
was pedoated upon basis that the Steamship Company
would abandon IL through China trade the Ishmus Of
Panama That arrangements this effect are il Is
not denied Several meetings OF representatives Of the two
organizations have recently held which the Railroads
were represented by Dillon and Huntington, and the
Pacific Mail by Page aud Tlcot 1t is thought that
q satisfactory conclusion will be reached
The following American whaling vessels were lying at Ker-
rnelen Island on 18th OF SepemberEmma Jane Capt
Bradley; and Collegiate Capt Vim. ssson The former had
tanshpped home 500 barrels oil time bee and had
then on board zoo barrels.-Auell0Hd paper.
The u steam corvette swaiar Captain Chandler hav-
ing on board the American Scientific Corps TO observe the
transit Of Venus arrived the Bluff from Hobart Town on
FRIDAY october l6 and sail the following day for the
Chatham Islands where will land party Of observation
ID
THE "THREE BRorHERs' poET.-The famous i've thou
sandon ship Three entered the harbor yesterday
morning. under cloud of SAIL aud anchored the stream
She len this port for ayre loaded with wheat the oath
Of October lsa and has occupied days in the round
age she sailed from York for Francisco, with
assorted cargo on the 18th OF June and during the passage
experienced battling winds cams sufficient to retard her
seed in marked degree hundred and thirtytwo days
were occupied in the passage The Three Brothers excited
great deal Of the European and American ports
which she visited on account magnitude and beauty
IS T. BHlleiiH
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Mr. EDrToR:-A recent writer on the coin ques-
ton says: 1.-THE Gasefte argued for the recent
change of fixing the currency value of British
gold above its commercial value in the useless hope
that the health of our circulating medium woud be
improved BY thus debasng its real value what is
the same thing, initiating its current value. The
result ofcourse followed that pieces Of gold coin
that have been boarded ind their way into eircu-
lation.'"
The use of the pronoun ats" may have confused
me somewhat, undoubtedly has; but cannot ex-
pect the Advertiser TO furnish me both reading mat
ter and brains. We should not expect impossib-
ties even from journalist.
The propositions offered for our consideration by
the writer are like "sweet bells tangled and out Of
tune" The point arrived at is, that British gold
having currency-value above its commercial value
lover valued) boarded, only to find way for cir
cuation when our over-valued silver currency was
exhausted and this in the face OF the principle
euunciated by the writer THAT 'rRder rai'ed coins
disappear, Sc.n The italics are mine. Experience
proves that the British gold coins have not been
over valued.
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLrLr DrcENRER .. *


Since our last have had foreign arrivals viz
the American whale Joseph Maxwell Hckmoi, from
the Arctic Ocean, with $50 barrels whale OIL $500 s bone
and 500 rs ivory and the British bark spurrovawk, oal.
boun Il DAYS from Newcastle with Messrs.
HAckfeld A Co.
The departures the past week have been follows; Am
whale bark James Allen. Keenan, for cruise the 2nd,
and the Am whale ID Fisher, or cruise the
sth both these vessels will return here in the Spring The
Brit whale bark PARKWAY, Spencer sailed on the 5h for
cruise and the Am whnleship Josephine Long sailed for
cruise and home 9Th H. B. Ms Ships Tenedos and
Reindeer sailed on the business connected with the
Transit Of Venus Party will about the latter part
AZ the week The former sailed KaaA Hawaii aud the
latter Tor waimea, Kauai
The ship syren orc Brewer Cos Boston Line Of Packets
has completed loading and this day. with Of oil
for New bedford
Tn. brig Robert wAu sails this morning with aSsOrt
ed cargo for sydney, n. 5.
tn. bark Delaware still awaiting cargo, but VIII sail
shortly Tor yictoria, B. C.
In business circles have nothing Of consequence TO
mote beyond the trade, the wants Of all the whale
shin. have been about supplied.
The Australian mail is due from Sydney, and
the steamship Nacgregor may be expected from San Fran
cisco about the 18Th
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submitted,
RoBERT McKIBBIS, JR., NJ. D.,
Surgeon to the Queens Hospital.
HoSoLULU, Dec. 4th, 1874.

HoNoIULU, Dec. 4th, 1874.
To the Trtrstees Of the Queea's Hospital:
GESrLENEN-I have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing report for the quarter ending SOth November.
The total number of patients at present in the Hos
pital Is rs, viz, 81 (HuWaans. &c males and IS fe-
males, and "A foreigners, 90 payingl The number
of admissions during this period has been 10, viz
90 (Hawaiians). 46 males and A females, and 20
foreigners. Discharged "a, viz, 70 CHawaiians, 81
males and 25 females, and Is foreigners. The deaths
males and female (all Hawaiians) aueurism. l
scrofula, disease of liver. pulmonary consumption
and Immediately after admission, cause of death
not known.
Besides the above IS new cases have been entered
in the dispensary books. The greatest number of
patients in the Hospital time 81 the small
est &C the daily average of indoor patients during
the quarter was "A. Dispensary 4. The number of
prescriptions made up, 4i2I.
Respectfully submitted,
RoBERT McKIBBIN, JR., NJ. D.,
Surgeon to the Queens Hospital
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HIeH FENCES. We do not think high board or
stone wall fences any ornament in front Of pri
vate or public edifees. We are sorry that foreign
residents, in replacing the old adobe walls about
Honolulu. will insist upon putting mp high board
fences. Where lumber is so expensive, would it not
be both cheaper and more ornamental 10 erect pal
ingsg How many neat and beautiful front yards
and gardens in Honolulu are shut off from public
view by these ugly looking fences, which disgrace
rn,,r. Lii
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Notice.

HANDBOOK OF VALUABLE INFORMA-
n TIoN relating to the Hawaiian Islands,
original and selected, of interest to Merchants Planters
Tourists and others contaning-with the Calendarthe
time OF the rising setting for each day. and the
Moons Phases Table Of Money Value, Register Of the
Court Official and other officers Societies. &c, Custom
House Tables illogical Tables, List Of Island Ferns
Census of the Islands principal townships, His
tory the sugar Industry and Tables in connection there
with Decadence of our Furniture Woods, together with
other matters of interest
The large which this handbook Is expected to meet
with at the low price of 80 Cents not only here but
abroad, makes it desirable advertising medium, for
which limited space will be devoted.
Fairy applications for space and orders for copies
nclted.
orders from abroad include postage, and be
nitted in stamps. Address,
THOS. G.. THRUM,
statloner and News Dealer,
5l7 3m Honolulu, H. l.
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TIE BEeTSNIss or TAXES. Sir Hercules Robinson,
In dispatch from FIJI, reports that be has imposed
taxes and established tariff based on that of New
South Wales, and formed code Of laws. He re-
tains the government in his bands until further
orders The King has sent message, confding the
interests Of his people the justice and clemeucy
of Queen Victoria.
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TRAINED HoRsEs.-Tbe following notice of the
exploits Of a famous horse trainer and tanner, we
copy from letter written by one of our Honolulu
lads, who left recently for America, and is now in
Minnesota: There is a noted horse trainer here,
and according to advertisement, he gave free ex-
hibition in front of one of the Hotels. The great
performance of the afternoon to drive his trained
horses without reius First he had his little black
ponies driven up, aud be took off the rens and
drove them all around by talking to them and touch
ing them with long whip. He could turn them in
q smaller space than any one else could do with
reins. They were but three years old, and mnch
handsomer than even Queen Emma's. After be had
showed off the ponies he stepped into buggy with
a sorrel horse, about large Billy Taylor and
took the bride of. / wish you could the way
the horse obeyed. He would trot gallop, and
stop just when and where the man wanted. The
wonderful horse-trainer, after be had finished, organ
aized a class; each pupil paying IS, would receive
patent bit and Instruction He invited the people
TO bring their tricky and ugly horses, and he would
cure them"
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CHEAP. The cost Of education OF each child In
the State schools in Victoria is the rate of IS Os
2s<d per head, which is less than that in any other
colony of Great Britain. Thecost in Hawaii is much
less, at least to the public treasury.
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MAsoSIc.-At a regular meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year: d. K Fyfe, W.
NJ, reelected; g. n. Dole, S. W; a. l. Wilcox,
J. W. F. A. Schaefer, Treasurer, reelected; c. T.
Quick, Secretary
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STRONG PUFF.-Mark Twain is stock. holder
in an accident insurance company, aud delivers
himself in this way: a. have seen an entire family
lifted out of poverty and into aluenee by the sim
pie boon of broken leg have had people come
to me on crutches with tears in their eyes, to bless
this benefcen institution. In all my experience of
life have seen nothing seraphc as the look that
comes into freshly muiilated mans face when he
feels in his pocket with his remaining hand and
finds bis accident ticket all right y
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tsS- 1t is said that the waislua Female Seminary
viii be closed at the end Of this year This is to be
regretted. The Principal will remove 10 Makawao
Female Seminary
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iE- An entertainment in mind Reading" by
Prof Rice, lately from San Francisco, may be ex-
-pecied some time next week, at the Hawaiian
Hotel
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Dec 2-schr LukR, Kaai, for MoloaA
s-sohr Nettie Merrill Crane, for Jahaina
Schr Warwick. kaawaa, for MolokaL
3-Schr Active Puaahiwa. for Kohala
Am VII bk Java ID. Fisher, 10 cruise.
b-Am VII bk PARKWAY, Spencer. TO cruise
6-H Ms s Tenedos, Commander Meulen, for kallua'
II b Ms Reindeer Commander Ansoni ior NaimeA
S-Sohr Kamoi Powers for kahului
schr Hattie, kmo, for Nawiliwiii
Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, for Haralei
schr Mile Morris. Lena, ior MoloSAi
Am VII biz Josephine, Long, for New Bedford.
s-Schr Prince Beck for kOua kau.
sclr Pueokahi, CLARK, for Hama
schr Odd Fellow, NikA, Tor kooa Wamea
sohr KAmaile West, for koOa NaimcA
gchr LukA KaRi for Moloaa-
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x We learn that the Prince Regent will enter.
tain the Captain and officers Of the o. S. s. Tusca.
rora, at a dinner party, on Friday evening next.
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QUEENS HosPTTNL-From the reports of the
Treasurer and Physician, as presented at The late
meeting of the Trustees, learn that this valuable
and most useful institution is in good financial
and highly prosperous condition.
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EXPORTS.

To crui.e per Java ID Dec AS heads hoops sOs5
gals shocks 20 c. bread.
To cruise per PARKWAY Dec 5-l3 preserved meat 20 6
bread 80 ar seeks four IS bbls beef bbs molases whale
boat
For New Bedford per Josephine, Dec 900 ms sugar % cs
bread p ls4 gals casks IL bb pork coils rope e gin
So bags our cigars 1870 sperm OIL ~ $50 gals whale OIL
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SHADE TREEs--NOw is the time to plant and
transplant shade trees and shrubbery.
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POKT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Dec Am VII bk Jos Maxwell HickmUtt, from Arctic
sohr ManuokawAi, Kalauao, from Mooaa-
z-Schr Kauioi Powers, from kahului CsrrQo: 500
pkgs sugar, 81 bills moasses, $50 bags potatoes, o
hides 2 bbls tallow.
schr Luka Kaai, from Moloaa. Cargo: 10 cords IRE
wood
schr Mile Morris, LENA, from MOlokai Curgo: l25
sheep lambs Is hogs bdls fish, Is bags pota-
toes bids cane bd goat skins; and passengers.
bSchr Fairy Qneea, KaAina from ilanaei Campo: 90
kegs sugar, cords wood, bxs plant 10 hides, :
bags oranges.
sehr pueokahi, Clark, from Hama. Cargo: hogs, 1
horse doz Chickens 2ie pkgs sugar. bbls moas-
ses hides, lilo bags potatoes bales tobacco and
. passengers.
e-schr Prince Beck, from KOnA KAu. Cargo bxs
fish l hx chickens IL bales pulu, 80 bids goat
skins hides 1852 awa-rOos, 10 bids potatoes. a
bds cane % bnchs bananas, - bags coffee Sos but
ter: aud Is passenger
Schr Uiama, Bates, from kona hau. Cargo . bNs
chickens hogs ia pkgs sugar 1000 goat skins, 20
bales pull "a bags coffee, hides 10 bxs oranges
bxs potatoes 100 avarOUts, 70 bnchs bananas anu
q passengers.
g-schr Kamaile West from KolOa Waimea.
schr Odd Fellow, Nika, from Koloa WMmea- Car
90 10 hogs, Dbl beef 80 bags rice, Dbl poi; and
passengers.
stmr Kilanea Marehaut, from Windward Ports Cur
90 /. 30 sheep horse mule bxs fowls 10 h gs
50s bags potatoes ia bales pull, 70 csks talloW,
roll. heather I bbl kegs a ] bag sugar bag wool,
30 bdls Euat skins, bdls bananas. bdls cane,
bales A 4 trunks mdse show case bags fungus,
coil rope bxs mdse, bxs oranges, hxs potatoes,
800 hides 2 bids poi.
s-schr Nettie Merrill Crane, from Lahaua. caTgo;
hides 200 kegs sugar; and ? passengers
Brit bk SparrUwhawk Calhoun, Al days from New
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NOVEL SUGGESTION TO THE PoLIcE--In London
and New York and other cities, the Police stand at
the street corners and check fast driving around
the corners" Would not our Police in Honolulu
serve the public If they would attend to this little
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LYCEUM-JOseph Moore, of Richmond
College Indiana, will cInduct religious service at the
Lyceuu Saturday evening 7so, instead of Friday
also sunday the 18th inst, $50 p. NJ.
All people are invited to attend. 1t
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From windward Ports per stnir kianea Dec I-k and
Geo Bond Geo Wilcox sisson Mr. Achuck ? Green,
Mrs Kua1noku daughter. Lieut. ClutteTbnck DUH
Young aud wife Fabian, Mr. Raymond. Jordan MT
n Nakee and daughter 5 p Kalama, PuhaknkimohewA.
Miss Alexander Richardson, Giles, sylvia and g.
deck
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THE WEATHER-Is most charming. Mornings
md evenings are cool and delightful.
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E5g Professor Joseph Moore, Lecturer and Pres
ident of Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, will
deliver lecture on Temperance, in the Bethel
Chapel, on Friday evening next VIII also hold
services -attbe-Lyeeum on Saturday and Sunday
eveoings.- Seats free.
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Fam AT FoEr STREET CHURcH.-Do not forget the
Fair on Thursday evening.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK

~ The old Palace building is in course of de-
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HoxoLuLu. Dec. 9Th. 1874.

Honolulu, Dec. 9Th, 1874.
To HI. Err W. L. Moehonua, Mini,ter Of the Interior
de-:
sIR-I have the honor to furnish this the Thirty
first Semi-annual Report of the Treasurer of the
oueeus Hospital showing the Receipts and Disburse-
during the half year ending Nov. sOth, and of
the present financial condition of the corporation.
Since June goth last, have received as follows:
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DIED.

BENFIELD-At Tsylersslle, Alexander County, North
Carons sept I'D Mr. Beneld aged IS years for some
years resident Of Honolulu.
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Queens Hospital.
Reports Of the Surgeon and the Treasurer.

QuEEN's HOSPITAL, Sept. l, 1874.
TO The Trustees Of The Queen's Hospital:
GESrLEMEN-I have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing report for the commencing 2lst June and
ending 3lst August:
The total number of patients at present in the Hos
pital g. viz SIS (Hawaiians, 40 males and is fe-
males and 9 foreigners, (6 paying). The number of
admissions during this period has been IS, viz, IS
(Hawaiiuns) ~ males and 26 females and IL foreign
ers Discharged Sc, viz, "A (Hawaiians), IS males
and SO females, aud u foreigners. The deaths 3
males and l female, (Hawaiians), and foreigner,
(Chinaman) from hemOptysis, apoplexy, gen.
eral debility, scrofua, and typhoid fever.
Besides the above So new names have been entered
in the dispenssry books, and 1902 prescriptions made
up The greatest number of patients in the Hospital
at time IS. the smallest IS. Daily average
of indoor patients during the above period r. Out
door patients 22s.
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LARGE TrELD.-In the Brisbane QHesuslandcr
we note the following, which viii show our planters
what they can do 10 Australia;
Amongst the cane-crushing experience OF the
season We notice the returns from ~ acres RIBBON
yellow, and Malabar cane, from Biinkbonnie, The
farm Of Mr. Alex Watt, Indooroopilly.t The ribbon
was two years old and yielded so tons OF cane per
acre; the yellow same age, IS tons Ter acre; the
Maiabar was hut nine months old. The cane was
crushed, on shares, on Mr. Darts mill, and the re-
ond yellow sugars besides molasses- The bulk OF
this cane was 4ih rato0ns, the planting having been
done eight years since. Mr.. Watts is now shaking
mp the soil between these venerable cane rows, ano
another crop from them. The soil is rich sandy
loan.
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The trotting stallion NanhatoH valued at $50 900,
was fatally injured in Newburgh, N. Y, lately, by
running away.
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6ERxASr AND THE Nkv1eToR IsLASDs.-It is sta
ted BY the North GemGH Gazette that the object Of
the proceedings recently taken against the Naviga
tor Islands TO enforce the payment of an indem
nifty which the inhabitants 10 1872 agreed 10 pay on
account Of outrages committed on German residents.
A small portion had been paid, and the rest was
handed to the captain of a German war-ship, who
was thanked by the head of the Government for the
justice and clemency he had displayed He, IN turn,
promised to recommend 10 bis Government q par
tial remission of the indemnity. The North German
Ga-ste declares that there has been intention of
occupying the Navigator Islands.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
At Auction
UPsEv PRICE OF $500 DOLLARs,

All that Land containing 2s7 square yards less
and the Buildings thereon situate the northeast
Of Nuuanu and Queen Streets I'm Honolulu Island Of
Oahu, in said Kingdom, being the premises occupied
COFFEE and BILLIARD SALOON. and owned In
by H. l. NOlte ~ and the minor heirs Of F. E. G.
Kruger deceased intesate "a and more fully described
In deed of E. Kru and f. MOll to H. l. Note and + T. C.
Kruger recorded the Registry or Deeds In Honolulu In
Book H. pages sos and 5O6 and in dee OF C. F. GuOu
H. Nolte, recorded said Registry in Book 40 pages
3st, 1856 and $50 TITLE is FEE SIMPLE. This Real
Estate ordered be sold the statutory that
partition cannot be made and dover be admeh-
sured without great prejudice 10 the parties TITLE
DEEDS may be seen at my Office TERMS CASH
wM c. PARKE, Marshal of the Kingdom
Honolulu, December I, 1874. 5I7 80
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Notice..

ASIAN ABOUT LEAVING THE KING
N DOM notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
TO me to make immediate payment and all persons hnv
ing claims against will please present the same for
settlement To those who have conferred hvors on me
during my stay here most particularly to Mr. MARX
RoBISsoSl, return my sincere thanks
N. MURPHY.
Honolulu Dec. E, 1874. 81 itS
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OBITUARIES.

The Hibernian' Association of this city re-
Gently lost one of their members, by death,
at Fulton, A rk, and the following resolutions
were reported by the committee, and adopted
by the Association
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty God,
in His divine wisdom, to take from our miist
our cherished friend and brother, MICHAEL
DONOVAN. who departed this life, near Fulton,
Ark on the LIST Of July, 1874; therefore be It
ResoIUed That in the death of this estimable
gentleman our community deplores the un-
timely decease of a worthy and valuable citi-
zen. while his many friends mourn the loss OF
one whose many noble qualities and christian
virtues won their highest confidence and re-
spect.
of its most active, vigilant and efficient mem
bers.
Resolved, That in this, the hour of their be-
reavement, we tender our heartfelt sympathy
to the family of our deceased brother. and
that the Secretary be instructed to transmit
to them a copy of these resolutions.
ResoEVed That these resolutions be spread
upon the Minutes of the Association, and a
copy of them furnished to the city papers for
Dnblication G. CUMMINGS,
THos MARION,
T. NJ. KERR,
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