The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-26


ION az rFioIe. was well constructed and
for The handling Of large mobs, OF
leep There were large picket corraIs
az pens, spacious she1ring floor and
ass snd TO any one approaching this
" cAncr Of many voices, intermingIed
cr X hears, and the baa Of n multi
hsm. r,pcIaimed that the work Of
ID. scitg on.
ne m1n with the heavy sombrero and
us1 iifseting a gang Of shearers (; the
hen a4e native Hawaiians, but 4 few
lorsiefers.
K Rett sAiIy on enlivened by a great
az and bnnter. y shearer having laid
}; now sgrings forward into a pen full Of
Dining De shearing floor, TO capture
InwilIf1f contributor of wool. With
p, che Nearer seizes a hind leg among
1oss of ihe woody victims, who huddle
war NJ ith right hand grasping the
ith hisfit grasping the woody back of
re, be tges the animal onward till he
bis plaLe on the floor. He then sets
sp on IL launches. holding its head
Is knees, and then with his wide jawed
Ich as we're used in Jason's time and
We see in old sculpture, that the
4 for clipping the threads of human
gins as the neck, and deftly inserting
Of biz shears, and shipping short
~. be boon rolls a rich creamy and
ng peliAe from of neck and shoulders;
iheu he Peaches the broad well wooled
sides, BIZ keen blades take longer
cu. q Eider swathe; and after about
H, BE 1as turned loose a bare, clipped
a sprsad out on the floor, soft tinted
bg on its inner side a blending of
gold, As the sparkling yelk glistens
iowy fbre Of the fleece. And this he
ties and places away on aeecy pile.
AZ stranger Louis standing near the
work had been steadily and earnest
q the operations Of catching and
* man with the heavy sombrero,
4ernly, cried out;
e looked long enough to see how
lone; now take of those gloves,
hfyou intend TO earn your salt
~ q start, as though he were stung
. qnick rush among the sheep in the
KtsspusIy seized one by the hind leg,
gsment called forth n general muir
the natives - akamai no." he's
sat the sheep on end. as the Others
i1d grasping n pair OF shears with
hands began to snip at the fleece
ied nnd chopped the wool, as he went
ped several snIps OF skin out of the
These mishaps did not daunt him.
progress; but after a while the yeIk, |
rnnse Of the wool, Of which there is
Feight, OF more in every Aeee Of
iheeP, had saturated his glove, and
RIP Of the shears very slippery and
he bare handed shearets, whose /
ie stpPsry with this yelky grease.
ham in the dust Of the pen, in order
heir grip-and the oyerseer watch
ggIeh OF the new hand, cried out in
ae.
I'D gloves, you want n little dry
1y01r hands to get better hold"
anne, Howard" said the ranchero, |
npon the floor, {" don't insult a
lrying to do hIs best, and who may
rcasons Of health, for keeping his
d
fr1 forward towards his employer:
4pnor on his lips. said - pardon.
nA-s undertaken to do some things
u Dot qualified. But | think, sir,
4rhain of yours, there are many
rn'<h could serve you better than
'e'o Talked with the young man a
spnz;, And as he showed in his face an
Of hndly consideration, Louis spoke
touch of feeling, as he impaired these
I
decel7er, sir, as told you and in
ion, but not with any view to iniure.
u ny back on a mother. and dissap-
her hopes in me. 1 have done this
aud been disobedieut to her most
sairss and yet | remember and OBJ
Of Der teachings; one of Which was.
said are for the purity of my hands
y 90 purity Of my soul. And it
10 1ie like a religion to cherish and /
le of these minor instructions of nv
.h0agh 1 have done violence to her
hr Weigh'ier matters Of Iife.'' !
~ 4 walked on towards the house.
Is brought forth a few pairs Of |
Hapded to Louis, saying:
| - ur mother; let It be !
four whole life. as well as for your
these, with which you can serve |
t| horseback, than on the shearing |
-. with LOuo. who has n spare |
Nod help him to watch the dOcks, |
#e OF the mountain"
pc hand Of his employer. IN both |
It a fervent pressure +; and then
' fhe native man LOno.
the native sheep owners. who /
#a, adjOining the ranch Of 1viOle. |
N aggressive They claimed a
W certain land Of the ranch
sh unjust, had certain color
tf- nlnas OF the native shepherds,-
WoP'ea TO an assertion Of their
cunning native lawyer, who
&y on their aocks, whilst he
70 encroaeh upon others. These
|ttering about thirty had united
fts, IN one large mob Or herd : and /
"gether, resolved 10 drive their
1 disputed territory, and es,abIisb
>'p the ranch Of IEiole.
"Ne past, the ranchero and his peo-
enabled to check these intrusive
riist they operated single handed