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(juaeEt and inducements. On the otiier hand it iu contended
the whaling interest had always been aud u still the dotui
Eut interest in the country ; that much, if not all the capital,
,,. upl?d n ther interests, liad been acquired from and
,Sr3Bgi ,he hler I l1' owners and agents who now thought
t ,3 even chance to pay the 5 per cent, and take their goods out
; btni. or to keep them there, paying storage, and who, if any
zf, preferred the former plan, would then, under 10 per cent.,
5, striked to bond the whoie of auch goods until reshipped on
N.trd the whaling fleet, by which operation the Government
tiiwi receive tnly 1 per cent. instead of 10 ; or, that the owners
,cid tend oat regular storeships which would furnish the whalers
ei dispose of their cargoes 44 in transitu,' paying only 1 per
t. to the Government, but no storage in the Custom House.
T:iere wai another party who, whether as a compromise or an
;:;ernct of whig doctrines, proposed to let Hawaiian whalers'
rri come in duty free as a legislative encouragement of na
crr.a: enterprise and an increase of Hawaiian shipping ; but they
:,frr tort by the information that the 7th section of the English
j-.f;..r of 15-"'2 forbids any such enactment; which by the parity
Ju-e in the other treaties would also inure to the benefit of
AMvaa. French and German whalers. The House went up
.;j,l.irn the whole subject more than once by reconsidering its
j,r,i.,-m votes, and finally left the 10 per cent, duties untouched
fV--pt the old free list somewhat enlarged. Which way the lp.
p..- H.m- may !-aa iu this question we know not yet ; they have
,c a-lvautage however of the previous light throwu upon it by
P. ,!;.-u-i-ns of the Lower House. Considering the question
r-tviy as one of revenue, there would be only two points to te
,::ri.drd t. but that should he with statesman-like foresight, as
ir-1! as business-like insight, into their merits. The principal one
fr, l:w far and on what articles an increase of duties would not
-.penally check or diminish consumption to a degree equivalent
:;. u.-h iuorease, or, in other words, defeat the very object of
m.;!i increased duties; and iu order to ascertain this the Com--uttee
of the House of Representatives sliould have called for de
uced data from the Custom House, and invited the written and
oned opinion of the various commercial interests in the coun
ry, so as to have been able to discuss and decide not only what
. icoitll do, on abstract principles or in pursuance of Individual
b. '. but rather what we should ilo, in the face of practical re
L:u and to obtain that increase of revenue which is the profess
d object of tiie tariff. The second consideration would be the
c. .t of collection. On this point the House seems to have taken
li t proper course by changing the tariff from discriminaliug to
od valorem.. And now, as the bill goes up to the Upper House,
vhile we feel renewed confidence !u the action of that Honorable
ri-dy. we would however remind it of the fate of that symbolical
ptr.-saiiage who !s said to have cut off his nose to favor his eyes.
HOXOL UL U, MARCH 12.
Anitiw Root Scarce and high; 8,3 1 uc If lb.
C. fhe Old Kona held at 14c; stock on hand not large, but
fcient for home consumption. About 40.O.H) lbs go forward by
-,t A ielaida to San Francisco at about 14c.
EicHixiiE. Whaler's bills not very plenty and sold at par.
jcili drafts on California sold at I $e. prem. Hy the arrival
of the Sea Serpent we learn that the Wlialer' bills sent over by
-e Yankee to San Francisco had not realized over ' of I jfc,
cwxg to 1530,000 treasury drafts haviiig been thrown on the
iLsriet and depressed inquiry. We notice lately a change In the
irtihg of Whaler's bills from this place on longer sight than
fonueriy ; many bills having lately been drawn at 20 and 30 in
KriJ of 10 day's sight a usance which had obtained here for
tiny years. This change can not fall to be satisfactory to
New Eedford and other whaling owners, who have often been
ti.itd upon to meet bills on shorter sight than is usual in ordinary
cercantiie transactions.
Feeisbts. There were at Honolulu and Lahaina four clipper
r.ps. with upward of 20,000 barrels capacity, put up to load oil
J bone for the United Stales. The Gladiator, Syren and Mod-t.-a
Times at Honolulu, and the Chapin at Lahaina. It is as yet
.'cult to calculate the amount of oQ which will arrive this
a) rxg season for shipment, but the amount can not be large.
- learu, however, that the Gladiator wants only a few hundred
Urrels to 11, and wiil probably be dispatched by the 20th of this
iuath. The Modern Times has discharged her oil into the
Gi&d.ator, and is going westward, either to Manila or Calcutta
uncertain. The Syren has about 1,000 barrels on board. The
Chapin, we understand, after taking what oQ may offer in La
haina, is coming to Honolulu to complete her cargo. Freights
ik w rule at 7c. gall, to New Bedford, and lVc. f ft bone ;
to San Francisco f 10 $ ton.
Hides command about 11c.; Talloic 7c; Goat Si-int 25233c.,
according to size.
LntBCB Stock on hand of X. W. is still heavy. Sales at
lumber Ya; I at 4c. ft ft. The schr. L. P. Foster expected with
i cargo from Puget's Sound about the 00th inst.
Monsszs as Srarp. Molasses nominal at 15c. gall, with
er, container. Syrup, none iu the market, and very little man
fcctured.
Prix. No sales made here. Nearly all goes direct to San
r iac;jco on account of the packers. About Its go for-
s.rd ty the Idelaida.
Silt is quoted here at about $1 brl., mostly all shipped,
h wver, on owners' account.
r. 6AR. About 53,000 lbs go forward by the Adelaida, sold
tare t 787,Vc. The stock in hand is very light, but there
ar- on the plantations about 100 tons ready to come into the
cartet whenever the weather permits of it being forwarded.
Whale Oil asd Boss. No transactions in oil. Of Polar whale
bcr.e, extra lengths, ex B'.ack Warrior, 2,500 lbs were sold this
wt for 72c. cash for shipment per Gladiator for New Bedford.
DIED.
Feb. IS WaiLic, a native of Oahu, jumped overboard from
I boat belonging to the bark Paulina, and was lost.
cocoanuu touched at Fanning' Island, and Capt Brown reports
that the ach Lark, Bracket, bound to Rorotonga. was caught by
the lee in a squall off that island and went down stern foremost.
The Captain's wife, children and a servant girl were lost all the
others saved. Capt Brown also reports the murder of 8 white
men on Suwarow Island by a party of Manauiki and Pendrhyn's
Islanders, left there by Capt Sustenance (name of Tessel un
known) to gather shells. The Advance had 11 day's passage fm
Fanniug's Island here with strong breezes from the eastward and
a bea vy sea.
The Paulina lay some time in Magdilena Bay. Had good
weather. Whales very scarce. Jan 22 Cornelius Jerolman, sea
man, had his leg broken by a whale. Feb 16, Mr Chas Hutchin
son, 2nd officer, had his leg broken by a whale, a Hawaiian being
killed at the same time. Bri nps the foUowing report from Mag
dalena Bay (lee lay): Feb 21, L C Richmond; Hathaway, S B, 12
whales; Majestic, Chester, N B, 6 whs; Bcnj Morgan, Sisson, X
L, 6 whs; bk Fortune, Anderson, N B, 6 whs; bk Hibernia, Book
er, N B, 8 whs; brig Hawaii, Schimmelfennig, Honolulu, 1 wh
(weather bay); Reindeer, Ashley, N B, 8 whs; ?.ambler. Willis
X B, 8 whs; Addison, Lawrence, X B,8 whs; Scotland. Weeks, N
B, 5 whs; Massachusetts, Chatfield, Nant, 7 whs; Levi Starbuck,
Jernegan, N B, 5 whs; Benj Rush, Wyatt, Warren, 2 whs; Eu
phrates. Heath, X B, no report; bk Dromo, May, X L, 8 whs; bk
Tenedos, King, X L, 6 whs; bk Hercules, Athearn, XB4 whs; bk
Cynthia, Sherman, Honolulu, 1100 bbls.
The Caroline cruised on X Zealand ; had boisterous weather.
Saw but few whales. Went as far south as 50 deg. Saw the firBt
whales Oct , in lat S4 30 S, Ion 1C5 So W. Took the first and
on ly whale Oct 28, near the same place. Saw no sperm whales
Brings the following report: Oct 27, bk Morning Light, Norton,
X B, 1 wh; Nov 14, America, Bryant, N B, 2 whs; Dec 18, Falcon,
Norton, X B, si whs; Dec 17, Brajrauza, Jackson, N B, nothing;
Dec 21, Jefferson, Huntting, Sll.a whs; Jan 2, Wm Tell, Austin,
h II, 1 wh; Jan 3, Japan, Diman, F II, nothing, bound home.
The Strttoya cruised on N Zealand; had rugged weather roont
of tlie season. Whales were scarce and wild. Saw the first Nov
26 in lat y S, Ion 161 01 W. Took the firt Dec S iu lat its 55 S,
lonltfl27. Saw no sperm whales. Reports at Aitootake,
Nov !, Caroline, Gifford, N B, nothing, bound to Bay of Islands
to procure masts. The following vessels were spoken between
lat -6 deg and 50 deg S, and Ion 15u deg and 163 deg W: Dec 11,
Omega, Whalon, F H, 2 whs; Dec ii, Honda, Fish, .N B, 4 whs;
Dec 8, Franklin, Richmond, X K, nothing; Dec a4. Ocmulgee,
Greene, fcdgt, 4 whs; Jan , Martha, Manchester, F 11, 5 whs;
Jan !, George Washington, Kriehtniau, Wareham, 2 whs; Jan 15,
saw the K F Mason, Smith, N 11, no reiKirt.
The Robert Edward saw her first right whale in lat 34 15 S,
ion 16a 0 W. and took her first one in lat 89 37 S, Ion 160 1 W.
Has cruised principally on the New Zealand Eastern ground,
where she found the whales scarce and wild. Reports, among
a number of vessels already reported at the same or later dates,
Xov i-4. on X Zealand, sh William & Henry, Grinnell, I wh; Feb
25, at Ohituhoo, sh George Mary, clean. Reports also, that
Mr Tripp, 1st officer of sh George A Susan, Jones, was killed by
a whale ou New Zealand date not stated.
Capt. Little of sh Ilillman, reports the following vessels: Spo
ken, Jan 20, bk Emerald, Pierce, X B, 250 wh. Feb 7, sh Ohio,
Barrett, X B, 850 wh; Montreal. Soule, X B, 350 wh; Agate, FJ
dndge, Honolulu, 850 whale; Minerva, Crowell, X B, a whales.
Captain reports he left the above ships in Turtle Bay, except
bk Emerald.
Sydney Dec 7, sld Austrian frigate Novarra for Auckland, X
Z. Mie bad while iu Sydney been docked, overhauled, caulked
and coppered, being the largest man-of-war that had undergone
the operation in that dock. The Xovarra la a 44 gun ship. The
Sydney Herald reports her as bound to the west coast of Ame
rica from Auckland and thence home.
San Francitco Arrv Feb 15 sch San Diego, 26 da fm Hono-
' lulu. Had strong X E trades to lat 36 X.
PASSENGERS.
Pts sate ScoTixan, for Victoria, V. I., Mar. 4. A. O.
GorUon.
Pts currza SHir Sc SaarxnT, from San Francisco, Mar
". E Chapman, F 1 Fairbanks, Chas Keorton, Geo Leon
sri. It Montgomery, Shelly, Capt Jaa Smith. D M Weson,
w :le and chi.d.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.
Ku.5 Haw sch Keoni Ana. Harry, fm Kona, Hawaii.
6 Haw sch Moikeiki, Hall, fm Kahului.
7 Am w h bk Architect, Fish, X L, 400 Ins, 18 mot out,
Im Kawaihae, 575 wh on board, 20 wh 300 b since
leaving this port.
Am wh bk Caroline, Pontiss.G P.252 tns,20 moaout.
32 men. fin X Zealand, 650 wh on board, 60 bbls 600
b this season.
Am clip sh Sea Serpent, Whitmore, 1337 tns, 13 ds fin
Francisco, en route fr Hongkong,
e Haw br Advance, English, 125 tona, 12 daya fm Fan
ning' Island.
Am wn sh Saratoga. Slocum. XB.542 tns, 28 mos out,
3i men. tin X Zealand, 1200 wh on board, 2 hs 150
bbls !2u0 h this season.
Am wh bk Java 2d, Ravncr, SB, 292 tons, 16 mos out,
fm Kawaihae, 840 wn ou board, 40 sp this season,
off and on.
Am wh sh Congress 2d, Stranonrg, XB, 876 tns, i mm
out, clsaa, off and on.
liaw scb txcel, Antonio, fm Kauai.
9 Hjw srh kalama, Xika. f.n Lahaina.
Haw scb Kinonle, Kalama, fm Kona, Hawaii.
Am wh sh Ximrod, Howes, X B. 340 tns, IS mos out,
tm windward, railed same day.
li Am wh h Adeline Gibbs. ithington, F H, 351 tns,
17 ms out, Im X Zealand, 30 p on board, nothing
this season.
Haw sch Maria, .Molteno, fm Lthaina.
11 flaw srh Kamoi, Wilbur, I in Lahaina.
i.uss wh bk Greferberg, Enm rg, fm Kawaihae.
Cleared.
Kw. 4 Br brig Scotsman, Turnbull, fr Victoria, V I.
Am wh ib Orf.iimbo, Pease, to cruise.
7 Am wb sh South Seaman. Norton, to cm i.e.
Haw sch Kamoi, Wilbur, fr Lahaiua.
8 Hw srh Keoni Ana, Harry, fr Kona, Hawaii.
Haw sch Keksuluohi, Marchant, fr Kona, Hawaii.
Am wh bk Arehiiert. Fifh, to cruise.
Am wh sh Caravan, Bragg, fr Kodiak. .
9 Hw bk Gambia, Brooks, Ir French Frigate 6hoaI.
C S srh temmnre Cooper, Brooke, China and Japan.
Haw sch Excel, Alflonio, fr Kauai. .
Haw sch M..ikeiki, Hall, fr Lahaina and Kanulm.
10 Am wh sh Adeline Gibbs, Withington. fr Ochotsk.
11 Haw sch Kinoole. Kalama, fr Kona, Hawaii.
Am clip sh Sea Serpeut, WhiUiiore, Ir Hongkong.
PORT OF LAHAINA.
Arrived.
5-Rosseau, Green, X B, 306 tons. IS mos out, 33 men. im
Society Islands via Kawaihae, nothing thJfi""0;, M
sh Hillman, Little. X B, 8S tons, 20 mos out, 88
men, 84i sp, 6000 b on brd. 125 wh the eason
7-.Mer -h Chapin, McCrellis, Boston. &38 tons, IS men, lt
days fm S Francisco, quantity of lumber.
6-Benj Rush. Wyatt, Warren, 3S5 tons, 1:9 mos out, ZS men,
Margarita Bay. . ,, f
a-Bk Paulina, Steen, N B. 272 tns, 17 mos out, 31 men, fm
830 wh on board, t0 the season, fm Margarita
10-Am wh sh Robert Edwards, Wood, X B, 3ob tns, 170 bbls
wh season, 75 sp 225 wh 1500 b on board, fm
Am wh bk Xiva, Hand, Grnprt, 860 tns, clean, fm Mar
quesas.
Cleared.
Hit. 7 Wh sh Ahr Barker, Slocum, cruise North.
6 -Minerva, Howes, Ochotfck Sea.
MEMORANDA.
Ti brig Advance hod 9 day's passage down from Honolulu to
Swing's Island. Report. tl follong Tesself having touched
Xov So, wh sh Mary Susan, N B, nothing aince leaving
Boaolda. X0T 27, wh ah Mflo, S B, nothtof do do. Jn 12,
'5 Tybee, Ston, nothing do. do. Jan 17. wn Elix
s : nothlcg do. do. Feb 10, the TahltUn brig i uU. Bron, Tm
Maya's Isiaad, bound to WMhlngtoa or N Tork lalaad afr
EXPORTS FROM HONOLULU
For Victoeu, V. I.
Per brig Srottman, Jar. 4.
11 cslts beef, 20 c furniture. Foreign produce, $500 do
mestic produce, 1132.
Fob Sea.
Per vh &)l Orozimlo, Mar. 4.
Stores. Foreign produce, $17 C5.
Peruh tfi South Seaman, 3Tar. 7.
2 anchors and chains 50 bids beef, 7 csks bread, 1437 bhls
casks, 7 csks flour, 10 cks heads. 50 I. bis pork, 23 pek sliooks.
Foreigu produce $774 S); domestic produce, $4,222 05.
Per ich A Caravan, Mar. 8.
Stores. Foreign produce, $14 60.
FoaFuxNcti FaiC4Ti Shoal.
Per It Gam liia, Mar. 9.
Pork bbli 4. Transhipped $72.
IMPORTS AT HOXOLL Lr.
FaOM Faitwixa's Iilskd.
Per trig Adrnce, Mar.8.
2 bbls arrowroot, 12 cords firewood, 10,000 galls, 59 pekgs
coeoauut oil.
STEW APVERTISEIYTESTTS.
Lirrnrsi Expirins in the Month of March. 1859.
RET AIL "th, J Perry; 13th. J C Spaldinr, 2Sd. J T Water
house; 3iith, C Brewer 2d; 8th, P Cummings, Hawaii; 16th,
Gilman A Co, Lahaina.
WhcJaU 13th, B F Snow, J C Spalding; SOth, C Erewer2d;
10th. tiilman Co, Lahaina.
Il.ncting 17th, Aloo, Oahu; 4th, A Harris t Co, Hawaii; 29,
Ku:nia, Maui; Eleakala. Kauai; '4th, Ahoe, do.
i-tiiillti 17th, J Alee; '7th, J Kiratte.
Bouting Allsy -23d. J Owen, Hin.
HiiU'fir shttji Sth. 1 Makekau. Lahaina; 4th, Devauehele.
I'ltnUitin H Pierce k Co, Kauai.
forte Sat 212 and 243. S. SPFXCER,
Clerk Interior Office.
L1T OF FOREIGN". JCRORS FOR THE APRIL TERM OF
the Supreme Court, to be holden at the Court House, Hono
!Ulu, on Monday, April 4th, A. D. 159:
E J Smith, W X Ladd,
G S Lawton, Wiiliam Greig,
J O Carter, Henry F Poor,
C W Fox, W illiam Wond,
J C Spalding, H C Graham,
Michael Burns, Edward Kemp,
J T Waterhouse, R Gilliland,
E O Hall. H w Severance,
Chas F Hart, John Ladd,
J Hardistv, Ira Richardson,
John H Cole, W L Green.
Francis Fpencer, Daniel Foster,
Preserve Wilcox, John W Wood,
J H C Pratt, C II Lewers,
James Green, D Quinlan,
J O Dominis, A J Cartwright,
F Pratt, J McColpan,
Georee Thomas, Dudley C Bites.
Drawn in our presence this 8th dsy of March, A D 159.
(Signed) EL1SII H. ALLEX,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
W. C. PARKE, Marshal.
Hawaiian Islands, Oahu, ss. I hereby certify that the above
is a true and faithful copy of the original Jury list now on file iu
the office of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
As witness mv hand this 9th day of March, A D. 1S9.
45 4t JXO. E. BARXARD, Clerk of Supreme Court.
Notice in Bankruptcy.
ALL Credilora sf Along, ft Bankrupt, , nw
hereby notified that a MEETING OF THE CRKLHTORS,
to choose acsignres of the bankrupt's property, will be held at
the office of the Registrar of Conveyances, at the Court House in
Honolulu on Monday the 2th of March. A. D. 1659.
J. E. CHAMBERLAIN',
THOMAS BROWX,
453t Commissioners in Bankruptcy.
J. I). BLAIll,
Attorney at Law and Proctor in Ad
miralty. Office over the Book Store of H. M. Whitney, Esq., Honolulu.
44.3m Sandwich Islands.
Notice itt Bankruptcy.
mtic rnrniTfiB? OP HENRY SMITH. A
their claims aealnst the
...a L.nLnmt. are herebv notified to meet at the Court H
n s-f.rdsv March 12th. 1S59. at 12 o'clock M., for the
VOLUXTART
estate
ouse
purpose
. -v. ... - .:i,ni fnr the said estate.
Biuiwiuii i r,,na
44 2t
J.F. COLBURX,
Commissioners in Bankruptcy.
E. HBILL,
Commissjon Kerchant and Importer,
O flier, hsasswsss girrri.
43-tf
i-t . tti-vtiIIV! The
Ve'she.'npanV are hbf Rifled that
jiemwuui me - r . . . Uki1k hereto-
after this date, nonces lor umu
I Regular Drills will be held at the Armory of the Corps
rVKKl- WEDNESDAY, at 6 o'clock P. M. Per order.
EltHl ntu.M'i -uv u RHOW.N. (JaDtain.
f invrfl Orderlv Sereeani.
Head yuarters Honolulu Rifles, I
jeoruary io, i
42-tf
Dissolution of Copartnersnip.
rrnE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING CXDER
T .k ( k Vull k Moll U this day dissolved by mutual con
in Tending affair, o? tne late firm will be liquidated by
E Krull KKL'LL MOLL, in l.qu.dation
Honolulu, 25th Feb. 1S59. 4 3t
" HAWAIIAN KACON.
OUPERIOR aUALlTV.for.Me.iN.TYRE,3
39Uf . Corner King and Fortsts.
VOBLES & lIOAHE'S best Tarnishes
J Coch Builder, and Hs. 'ffijftOXm
27 tf "
Notice in Bankruptcy.
A bankpt. h r,ye proved tne of
that a MELTING THJ CR Eini u officof the Registrar
the bankrupt's P'rt House, in Honolulu, on Thui-sday,
of Conveyances, at thf Court House, i ch aMBKRLAIX,
Uie 17th of March, A. V. l- Q BR0WS)
I'm In Bank.
42-4t
.mSTrvc TEMPER-
-U.dAir CM7. WHVlSTa BUO 3TOHE cents.
42-5t
Bn utljoritn.
Departmext OF FlXAXCE, )
Honolulu, Feb. IS, IS59. j
In order to secure a prompt collection of
the Special Tnx imposed by the Act of Feb
ruary 14, 1859, for the purpose of repairing
Bridges and rfoads in the District of Kona,
Island of Oahu, the following rules and reg
ulations are hereby prescribed in pursuance
of the authority conferred by the second sec
tion of said Act :
I. The said District of Kona, for the pur
poses of said Act, is separated into three
subdivisions:
1. The first subdivision is bounded on the
makai side by the sea, on the Ewa side by
the Nuuanu Valley stream, running up said
stream to the Bridge at the Reservoir (Wai
piula), thence makai along the Nuuanu Val
ley road to School street, thence along School
street to the base of Punch Bowl Hill, thence
along Punch Bowl street to the sea.
2. The second subdivision includes all
that part of the District South and East of
the above described line from the Bridge in
Nuuanu to the sea.
3. The third subdivision includes all that
part of the District on the Ewa side of the
Nuuanu Valley stream, together with the
whole of Nuuanu Valley.
II. William Webster, Esq., is charged
with the assessment of the taxes imposed by
said Act in the entire District cf Kona. In
making the same he is authorised toconsult
the returns of the Collector of said District
for I&oS, and to obtain in a summary man
ner, all other information necessary for a
just and speedy assessment. He will return
his assessment books to this Department in
the order of their completion, so lhat the col
lection may proceed without unnecessary de
lay. Such collection, in each subdivision, will
be commenced immediately after the return
of the assessment book therefor. ..
III. The following persons are appointed
Collectors of such special tax, to wit:
Joseph O. Carler for the first subdivision,
William Webster for the second subdivision,
and Henry A. Knhanu for the third subdi
vision. They are respectively required to
give bond, in conformity with the general
law in relation to Collectors of taxes, before
entering upon their duties.
IV. All tax payers in the aforesaid Dis
trict of Kona, when called on, or notified by
the proper Collector, as hereinafter provid
ed, are required to make payment of their
taxes on or before the :J 1st day of March
next, after which date the Collector is au
thorized to sue for and recover such taxes as
may be in arrear, in pursuance of the 11th
section of the Act of June 4, ISoo.
V. The said Collectors are severally au
thorized to demand payment of the aforesaid
special tax by notice, as provided in section
JOtlwof the Act of June 4, 1S55, or by gen
eral advertisement, requiring the tax payers
to meet them at convenient points of their
respective subdivisions; and a failure to
comply with such notice, or the requirements
of such advertisement, will be deemed a suf
ficient cause to subject any tax payer to the
penalties imposed by existing laws for non
payment of taxes.
VI The said Collectors will, in case they
find in their respective subdivision, any tax
able inhabitants, not included in the assess
ment list, ascertain the liability of such per
son under the aforesaid Act, and require of
them the payment of their proper taxes, ren
dering to this Department a full account, in
detail, of the same.
VII. In view of the object of the aforesaid
special tax, the said Collectors are respec
tively required to pay into the treasury, from
time to time, the proceeds of their collections,
in accordance with the special directions of
this Department.
VIII. It shall be the duty of said Collec
tors, respectively ,to make to this Department
a final return of taxes collected by them,
and a full settlement of their accounts, on or
before ihe first day of May next. They will
be allowed a compensation not exceeding ten
per cent on the amount of their several col
lections. IX. The said Collectors will be governed
by the general laws in regard to the collec
tion of taxes, so far as their duties are not
specially prescribed by the foregoing ruleB
and regulations.
D. L GREGG,
Min. of Finance.
THE WHARF LOTS, which were offer
ed at Public Auction on the 13th instant, not
having been disposed of on the day of sale,
His Majesty's Government now offer the said
lots to the public for Sale or Lease, on private
terms.
Applications will be received at this De
partment for either a Fee Simple Title, or a
50 years Lease, of any of the lots as laid
out in the plan submitted to the public on the
I3th instant.
No buildings of combustible materials can
be erected on any of these lots.
L. KAMEHAMEHA,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, )
May 14, 1353. J
NOTICE is given that the Minister of the
Interior has appointed W. L. Greex, Esq,.,
of Honolulu, as Agent of the Department for
the Sale or Lease of the Wharf Lots above
advertised.
Oct 6, 1353.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Marshal's Sale.
IX VIRTCK Of AX EXECl'TIOX ISSCED BY TIIE Supreme
Court upon a judgment against John G. Munn, defendant in
execution, in favor of James Gifford, plaintiff in execution, for
$3W 25; and alo of another execution against the same de
fendant at the suit of John Montgomery on a judgment for $175
25; and also of another execution against the same defendant at
the suit of Peter Hamilton on a Judgment for $541 50, I have
levied upon and shall expose for sale at auction to the highest
bidder, ou Saturday, the loth day of April next, at 12 o'clock
noon, at the Auction Room of John F. Colburn, in the town of
Honolulu, the following property, via :
All the estate and interest of the said defendant in that house
lot called Holualoa, in the District of Kona,, (stand of Hawaii,
containing 544 7-100 fathoms, more or less, and situated at the
sea beach, within about two miles of Kailua, together with the
large and commodious new wooden dwelling house lately built
thereon ;
And also all that TJI of land called Ohia, in the same district of
Hawaii, and within a short distance of the said house lot, con
taining about 111 acres more or less.
Unless the said judgments. Interest, costs of suit, and my fees
and commissions be previously satisfied. W. C. PARKE,
Honolulu, March 12, 1S59. 45-5t Marshal.
Notice.
Proper applfcntloit having been made to the Honorable
G. M. Robertson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court,
by John Montgomery, for letters of administration upon the es
tate of Z. P. Kaumaea, of Honolulu, late deceased : Xotice is here
by given to all persons whom it may concern that Wednesday
the Kith day of March instant, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, is a
day and hour uppointed for bearing the application for letters of
administration aforesaid, and all objections that may be offered
thereto, at the Court House, in the town of Honolulu.
JXO. E. BARXARO, Clerk of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, March 1, 1859. 44-2t
Notice.
4 LL PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF JOnX
-V Callis, of Waiinea, deceased, such as creditors, next of kin
and others, are notified to appear before me at the Court House,
at Waimea, on Wednesday the 16th of March, and show cause,
if any, why the accounts of L. Lyons, administrator to the es
tate, should not be parsed and he released from any further re
sponsibility in the matter. J. WIGHT, L. C. Judge.
Kohala, 17th Feb., 1859. 44-2t
Notice.
PROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEX MADE TO ME.
one of the Circuit Judges for the 3rd Judicial District, by
Louis A. Pavie, Administrator of the Estate of the late Henry
Brown, to appoint a day on which to hear his final accounts and
discharge him from further service and responsibility as such
Administrator: Xotice is hereby given to all persons whom it
may concern, that Tuesday, the -'9th day of March next, at 9
o'clock iu the forenoon, is a day and hour appointed for the
hearing of said final accounts, and all objections that may be of
fered thereto, at the Court House In the town of Ililo, Hawaii.
8. L. AL'SflN', Circuit Judge.
Hilo, February 18, 1S59. 4i-6t
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ai:v GOO US!
EX "ADELAIDA!"
ROBERT C. JANION
H AS JCST RECEIVED PER BARK ADELAIDA," FROM
San Francisco, a consignment of Goods, which he offers for
sale at low rates, consisting of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Riding flats. Groceries,
Brandy Peaches, Green Corn, boiled Linseed Oil, Pocket Knives.
ALoO
Pilot Bread In barrels;
Tennant's Ale in casks;
43-tf Golden Sherry, in casks.
KX "SCOTSMAN."
"VT0W LANDING, A.VD FOR SALE by the undersigned
x PURTEB.
A few cases very superior Pale Brandy;
,"' casks Dark and Pale Brandy.
Old Tom. 43-41 RITSOX k H ART.
WILLIE BREW'D A PECK O' MACT,
4 t
i And Rob and Allan came to prir:
Three blither Hearts, mat lee-iang night.
Ye wad na find in Chris'n-dic."
ISLAY WHISKY, ex "Scotsman, for sale by
48-4t RITSO.V t HART.
THE CARGO
OF TE AMERICAN BRIO KOLOA," from Boston,
abut the first of February, for sale to arrive by the un
undersigaed, as follows :
Bbls tar, pitch and r-sin. bales navy oakum,
Manila and hemp cordage, ratline, marline, spunyarn ic.
American pure white lead, in 5 lb kegs.
Black paint, pitch mops, birch brcoins. hooped pails,
Wah tubs, corn brooms, mast hoops, jib hanks,
Assortment siugle and double blocks, chains.
Kiln-dried corn meal, in barrels, nies-i pork and beef.
Oak boats, from 10 In 16 leet long,
Cedar-' 13 to 20
Cut nuils and spikes, of all sizes,
I run. 4 inch, square and round, crushed sugar, in bbls,
lined upples rice, saleralus, soap,
1 1, i, ii, -i, 3 inch oak plank,
1 inch clear while pine boards, planed,
2 ' " " " plank, "
White pine shelving, planed two idf4 and edged,
Ppruce -trantlii g, 2 1 3, 2 x 4, 3x1, shaved cedar shingle,
Doors aud windows, assorted sizes,
Cumberland coal, ic, ie., tc.
39 If H. HACKFELD &. CO.
J. C AIMLU.Vft
Offers for sale,
'To Arrive,' per bk. ''Sachem,1
FROM BOSTON, DUE MARCH 1st.
BALES BBO. DRILLS,
1-3 do do sheetings
1 do bkli'd do
10 cases Denims
3 do Ticks
i rs bleached Jeans
1 cs Honey Comb Quilts
I cs stripped Orass Cloth
1 cs lute Duck
'7 cs Cheese
'4 bales pump k rig'g Leather
280 kegs White Lead
I'.xi bbls Rire
1 151 rs boiled Oil
2 bales Cloves
4 bags Pepper
1 1 0 coils Russia Bolt Rope
ilr csks Pilot Bread
1 cs black and white Quilting 1200 hxs Family toap
18 coils Spusyarn
25 cs refined Lard
I (Hi hit hlils crowed Sugar
2iK) Saddles (complete)
25 kits Xo 1 M.ickeiel
200 Ins S W Soap
10 hit bhls Hide Poison
2ti cs Alcohol
20 cs Spirits Turpentine
43 roils Manila Cordage
51 bhls extra Mess Beef
31 hlf bhls prime Butter
8 cs Men's Clothing
1 cs charcoal Irons
55 cs Boois and 5-lioes
25 cs Green Peas
Winm and Spirit
II qnr & 28 f casks best Dark
Brandy
12 qr pipes 4 HennessevV do
3 do do ' Marti H'a' do
6 qr and 8 ' Kivierrr' do
450 bxs, hlf and qrdo, Raisins 140 hxs Catawba Brandy
5 cs Box Salt :50 bll bbls best Whisky
3 shooks ern.l Salt in 201b bags ItlO keg- do do
1 17 tees Nails 11115 doz qts R. Ilyass Porter
25 cs Tobacco 10 doz London Cordial Gin
100 bbls llaxall Fl..ur ;15 cs Brandy Peaches.
li.O doz Denim Frocks & Pants
Honolulu, February 5lh, Ib59. 40 tf
ON SALE!
EX RECEXT ARRIVAL
assortment of GKOC
dersigned :
Preserves
Fn-sh Apples
do Quince
do Peaches
do Pear
Raspberry Jam
Cranberry do
Strawberry do, 4.C .C tc.
Mince Meat!
Sage
Sweet Savory
Summer do
Curry Powder
Ground Cassia
do Black Pepper
' bole do do
Pimento
Ground Clovei
' do Ginger
Cream Tartar
f C. Soda
Fre-h Raisins
do currants, In tina
X B. FRESH ISLAND
FEE akvms on hand.
37-tf
.fl, THE FOLLOWING CHOICE
ERIBS, at the store of the un-
Fresh Oysters
do Lobster
Sardines
French Caper
English Pickles
Pie Fruit
Sauces
Mustard
do
do
do
do
French
Hop
80a p
Tin of Water, Butter, Sugar.
Oyster, Soda A Wine Crack
ers Smoked Hams
do Herring
Best Oolon: Tea
Pre. nred Salmon
Green Corn
Crushed Sugar
Loaf Co
Haxali Flour
tec drc. etc
BCTTER and GROUXD COF
H. McIXTYRE.
SILKS and SATIXS, for anlr br
27 tf ttOBEttT C. JAXIO.V.
SAILED from Liverpool lust Month!! I
A Clipper Ship for Honolulu, wiih a splendid assortment
of Goods, expres-ly selected for this market, including Eag
lists Fnncr lrinta. and the usual staples. To be follow
ed by regular supplies by hips touching here bound to Victo
ria, V. I. 27-tf ROBERT C. J ANION.
50 llogshends I'rangbt Ale!
JUST received per Prlels, nod fmr wile by
24-tr ROBERT C. JANION.
DOCBLE, Silicic, und Chlitlren'a Iron Bedstead,
for sale by (27 tf) ROBERT C. J AXIOX.
TJASS Salt's & CarrinRtOQ' DRAUGHT
U A
27--f
l LiE, ou Land and for sale by
ROBERT C. JAXIO.V.
A XCHOR and Chain of the best and
A latent make, (or sale at the lowest market rates, by
27 tf ROBERT C. JAXIOX.
BLUE PILOT REEFING JACKETS and Pilot
Pants, of all qualities, a few vert tupmnr.
Per pro. ROBERT C. JAXIOX,
27-tf W U GREEN.
Bass Pyramid,
XO other nrt rate braad of Ale aad Porter
,. for tale by 24-tf ROREKT C. JANION.
Cargo of British Goods !
JCST RECEIVED PER PORTEXA," FROM LTVEP.POOL,
and for sale by 24-tf ROBERT C. JA ION.
0
JUST RECEIVED !
RE00N BACON, CREOON HAMS. AT
WHALEMEN'S LIST.
SPMSQ SSASOX, 1S59.
Reported for the Polynesian.
Auguta,)L, Tabor, 390 tons, Sag Harbor, July '57. Arr Hon
.War 1 fm X Z, 2tu srh on board, nothing the season.
Abr Barker, Slocum, tons, X B, Aug '57. Arrv Lahaina Feb
21 fm X Zealand, nothing the season ; cleared March for the
North.
Adeline, Tabor, 829 tons, X B Oct '56'. Sailed Xot 30. Arr Hilo
Feb 14, nothing the season. Last fm Jar vis Island; sailed Feb
26, North.
Additon, Lawrence, 426 tons. X B, Nov '56. Sailed Nov 2 J to
cruise; reported febitl. Weather bay, 8wh.
Adeline 6 too, Withuigton, 851 tons, f H, Oct "57. Saild Oct 19
crui-.
Agate, br, Eldridge, 137 tons, X L, April 'i6. Cleared Dec 6, to
cruise; Rept Feb 7, Turtle Bay, 850 wb.
America, Bryant, 4li tons, X B, Oct '57. Sa3ed Sept 17 for Xesr
Zealand. Kept Jan off Marquesas, 2 whs the season.
Arnoida, Sanrent. 360 tons, N IS, Nov "A. Sailed Oct 18 for Xew
Zealand. Kept Dec b on X Z X rwh the season.
Architect, bk, Fish, 4uu tons, N L, Aug '07. Coaxed Oct 4. Arr
Lahaina March 1 fm Margarita Bay; 5i j wh, mm b on board;
2U wh, 3JV b the season, bailed March 3, North.
Antilla, br, ilolde, &u tons, Hon. Cleared Dec , cruise.
Amazon, bk, ElUridgc, 31 tous, P U, Oct '56. Cleared Dec 3, to
cruise. Kept Dec 3d at Jarvis Is.
American, bk. Pease, 3-J tons, Edgart, Aug 37. Sailed Not 19
coast of California.
Aral), bk, Ununeli, 3JC tons, F H, Xov '07. Bailed Aug 24 to
cruise 011 New Zealand; I rept Jan II, 3 wh.
Arctic, Phillip, 4S1 tons, t H, July '56. Arr Honolulu Nor 16
fm Arctic. JO whs 4ou wh bvUO b the season.
Btnj Iiuk, Wyatt, tons, Warr, Oct '56. Arr Lahaina March
6 liu Margarita Bay; nothing the season.
BrDj Morgan, Sisson, 4o tous, X L, Oct '56. Sailed Dec Id to
cruist-; rtpt Pcb 21, MagUaleua Bay, 6 wb.
Bluet Warrior, Bro a, 2A.I tous, Hon. Cruising on coast of
Caliloruia.
Boicditch, Martin, 899 tous, Warr, Nov '56. Sld Xov SO to cruise.
Brut un, Henry, 4io tous, arr, Sept '56. Sailed Dec Id to cruise,
touching at Guam aud Japau.
Brighton, Tucker, 354 tons. Dart, June '55. Sld Jan. 10, cruise.
Belle, bk, Browu, tons, P U, Oct '57. Sailed Jan, to cruise.
Caroline, Gifford, 864 tons, N B, Aug 56. Sailed Oct 28 to cruise.
Coulatncourt, Lebaale, 6j tons, Havre, Oct '56. Sailed feept 14,
to cruise; rept Nov 4, N Z, 2 wn.
Caroline, Pontiss, 252 tous. Or Pt, July '57. Sailed Sept S, cruise.
Touclied at Jarvis Is'd S.pt i'4. Krpl Feb 14, MagdaUna Bay.
ouwb.
Caracan, Bragg, 380 tous, X B, Aug '56. Left Tahiti Xov 20 to
cruie. Kepi Jan 4 ou X Z nolhiug the season.
Condor, Whiteside, 34a tous, N B, Aug '56. bailed January, to
cruise.
Carolina, Harding, 895 tons, X B, Oct '56. Sailed Jan 4, cruise.
Cicerv, Courtney, ."-' tons, . B Aug '56. Cld Dec i, cruise west.
Cluimpion, Collin, 40U tons, Edgart, Oct '56. Sailed Sept 16 for
New Zealaud Kept Jau off Marquesas, 1 wh the season.
ClmndUr Price, tuber, 441 ions, X ti, bept '5i. KeportedSept
20, Ooliouk, 5JU bbls.
ChrU Mitchell, Maucbester, 8S7 tons, X B, Aug '56. Sailed Oct
3J lor N ZcUuJ; rept t'eb 1J, 1 humpback.
Ca toiler, bk, bourne, wo tous, X B, Sept '55.
Cincinnati, W UUaius, 451 tous, atou, Oct '56. Arr Lahaina Xov
liu Ocii, lloo wb board, Boo wb 12ooo b the season.
ConUtt, Ludluw, 441 tuns. N B, Oct '56. Arr Honolulu March 2
tin X Z, JJ wn uu board, tyJ wn, iJOO b the seaou.
Cnrington, bk, Ncwuiau,&Jl tons, War'u, Aug '5o. Cleared Nov
29 cruise ou the hue.
Cyntiaa, bk, Sherman, 251 tons, Hon. Cleared Oct 14 for coast
ot Caliipruia; rept icb 21, Weather Bay, 1 10 J bbls, so reported.
DanUt Wood, Uorriaoo, 845 tons, X B, Oct '56. Sailed January
J j, 10 cruise.
Dorr, JcUiey, 430 tons, X L, July '. 6. Sld Nov 5 fr Honolulu.
ifraper saulord, ML tous, X b, Aug '55. Cleared Sept X5 lor
New Zcaiaud.
Droino, M:iy,8o6 tous, X L, Sept '56. Sailed Xov -2 for Margarita
Bay; rtpt reo 21, b whs.
Dromo, Ue, 261 tons, Warr, Xov '57. Sailed November 23 to
cruise westward.
Dclaua.-t, bk, Kvntworthy, 2S9 tons, X L, June '57. Sailed Jan
uary 11, to ciuise.
EPMaion, Smith, 5S2 tons, X B, Oct '57. Cleared Xov S, for
.New Zcaiand. Kept Jan Si, nothing tne season.
Eliza Adams, I'hoiua. 4u3 tous, N B, Sepi '57. sailed Dec 31 to
cruise; rept Jaa l7 off Fanning' lslauu; nothing since leaving.
Etneraid, balleck, 519 tous, S it, Oct '55. baned Nov 14, cruise.
Emily Morgan, Chase, Dos tous, X B Nov '54. Sailed .ov lo,
cruise aud home. Reported at Tahiti Oec 21.
Euphrates, Heath, S65 tons, N B, Oct '57. Bailed December i,
iargarita bay.
Emeraid, bk. Pierce, S5o tons, X B, July '07. Sailed November
14,coaat ot Caiuornia; rept Jan 20, fc5o wb; Feo 5, 10 wh.
EuJcutor, bK, Wu.on, 251 tous, N B, Oct '5t. Cleared Liecem
ber io, cruise. Kept Dec SI off Jarvis Is
Earojja, Mauter, 4Ju tous, Edgart, Sept '57. bailed for X Zeal
aud October 6; rrpt Jau 17, 2 wh.
Empire, Kusseil, 4-o tous, X B, Aug '50. Sailed Jan 4 to cruise.
Eijudvn, Uouioot, - tons, tiarre. '51. Arrv Honolulu
iov 27 fin Och. 800 wh 5ooo b Uie season.
PaViim, Smith, 482 tons, X B, Aug '57. bailed Sept 13 for Xew
Zealand. Kept Jan 9 rwh the season.
Faith, bn, Lawton, J17 tons, Hou. Sailed Xov 17, cruie
Pannu, bk, Boodry, 891 tons, X B, July '56. Sailed Dec 27 cruise.
Florence, bk, Cordd, 826 tons, Warr Nov '55. Arr Labaiua
Xov 9, fm OchoUk, 200 sp, 800 wb on board, 800 wh, 4J0J bone
the season.
Fortune, bk, Anderson, 291 tons, X B, Oct '56. Cleared Dec S,
to cruise; rept l eb 21 in Magdalena Bay, 6 whs.
Francit Urnmtta, bk, Drew, 4o7 tous, X B, Oct '56. Cleared
December 2S to cruie.
Favorite, bk, Smith, 293 tons, F H, Xov '57. Sailed Sept 23 for
Xew Zealand. Kept Feb 12. 3rwh the season.
Qeorge Ilowland, Pomeroy, 874 ton,, N B, Oct '57. Left Aug 1
for New Zealaud. Kept Jau ,e rwh the season.
Gay Uead, Lowen, 8-9 tous, N B, Oct '56. Sailed Sept 18, for X
Zealand. Arr Honolulu Feb 27, 1200 wh on brd; 5 whs 25u bis,
2M)0 b the season.
Gambia, bk, Merritt, S49 tons, Hon. Arr Honolulu Nov 9, fm
Uchotsk, 550 wh, 9oO0 b the scaon.
Gen Teste. Beregaux, 860 tons, Havre, Apr, '55. Left Oct 28 for
New Zealand. Heported Nov 24 at Tahiti, heaving out,
George & Satan, Joues, 856 tons, X B, S;pt '57. Sailed Oct 10
for N Zealand.
Gtvrge Vastiugtvn. Brightnian, ST I tous, Wareham, Oct '57.
Cleared Oct 3 tor New Zealand; rept J.1.1 , 2 whs.
Old. on Ilmcltntd, Williams, 819 tons, N B, Aug '57. Sailed Nov
ember 2o to cruise.
GoetUe, Au-t.ii, 53d tons, Bremen. Sailed November 80 to cruide.
Governor Troup, Milton, 430 tons, N B, Aug '56. Sailed Xov II,
cruise.
Grejt r Berg, Euberg, 6ou tons, Rus Am Co, Oct '57. Arr Hono
lulu Dec -6 fm Ocliotsk, 270 wh 3iHS) b season.
George k Mary, Walker, 856 tons, XL, Oct '57. Sailed Xov 17,
cruise; rept Feb 25 at Magdalena Bay, clean.
Uartert, bk, Charry, 814 tons, P H, Aug '57. Reported Oct 21
at Tahiti, 160 bbls hove out. Left Nov 20, cruise.
Harmony, bk, Kelly, 8l6tons,Hon. Arr Honolulu Oct 81 from
Arctic, 1200 wh, 2ixfMJ b the season.
Uawaii, bg, Schimmelptiennig,2o0 tons, Hon. Cleared Dec 6, to
cruise; rept Feb 21 iu Magdalena Bay, 1 wh.
Iltlten Mar, bk. Worth, 86s tons, X B, Jan VC. Cleared Nov 4,
coast of Peru.
Uden Snow, bk, Nye, 299 tons, X B, Oct 'o7. Left Nov 9, coast
of Calafornia.
Henry Taber, bk, Ewer, 855 tons, S B July '55. Left Oc t29 for
N Zealand.
Hercules, bk, Atheron,335 tons, X B, Sept '57. Left Nov 6, cruise.
Rept Feb 21, Weather Bay, 4 whs.
Hibernia, Booker, 27 ton. X B, Oct "57. Sailed Nov 26 coast of
California; rept Fe 21. Magdalena Bay, 8 whs.
Hibernia 'Id, Edwards. 551 tons, N" B, June '57. Arr Honolulu
Feb 1 ', fm X. Zealand, 600 wb 60 sp 4 000 b on board.
Kept Nov 29 a Jarvis la.
HiUnia", Little, 3Cv tons, XB, July '57. Arr Mar 5, Lahaina,
fm coast of Cal; 125 wh the season.
Hobomok, Marchaut, 414 tous, Falm, Xov '56. Sailed Dec 20 to
cruise.
Hud-ion, Marston, 363 tons, F II, Nov 55. Sailed December 10 to
crube.
Jason, Hache. 612 tons, Havre, Xov 57. Bailed Xov 3 for Strait
of Juan de luca.
yra, bk, Lawrence, 295 tons, X.B, Dec '55.
cruise.
Java 'id. bk, Raynor, 292 tons, X B, Oct '57.
8, cruise.
ireA Perry, Cannon, 485 tons, X B, Sept '56.
cruise.
Jnhn HVtf,Woodbridge,So6 tons, X B,Oct 'at. Left Xov 22 for
Jefferson, Hunting, 485 tons, S H. Sept '57. Cleared Oct 5, cruise.
Kept X ?eal Xov 29, 2 wh the season.
J V Carr, sch, Coit, 70 tons, lion. Tender to Black Warrior.
Arr Mar 2 Honolulu, 25 JO b on board, fm coast of California.
Kauai, br, Mammen, 220 tons, Hon. Sailed Dec 13 cruise.
Kingfisher, bk, Palmer, 451 tons, X B, Sept '56. Cleared Dee 10,
cruise.
Kuiusoff, Wing, 415 tons, X B, Nov '55. bailed Dec 1, for Gusto.
Lark, bk, Perkins, SS3 tons, X L, July '57. Cleared Nov 5, for
Maigarita tlay.
Lagoaa, Willard, S4I tons, X B, July '56 Sailed, to cruise.
Levi starbuck, Jernegau 2d, 376 tons, N B, Nov '57. Sailed .ov
2 foi coast of Caliioi nia; rept Feb 21, Weather Bay, 5 whs.
L C Jlichmond, llathway, 841 toiis, N B, Oct 57. Sailed .ov 18.
Rept Feb 2 1 in Magdalena Bay. 12 whs.
Z.oMU,bk,llatliway, ll6 tons, X B, Sep '56. Cleared Dec 4, X Zeal.
Uxington, Fisher, 399 tons, Nant, r-epi '56 bailed , cruise.
Mary Fraxier, Rounds, 2iS tons, X B, Sept '56. Sailed from
Honolulu Jau i4, to cruise
Mary, Jeuks, 848 tons, Edgart, Aug 5o. leared Dee 8, cruise.
Marcia, Bulmgs, 8 IS tous, X B, Aug '57. Left Oct 27 for New
Zealaud. Kept Peb 14, at Magdalena, clean.
Majestic, Chester, 297 tous, X B, J my '.'T. Sailed Nov 17, cruiae.
I.ept Feb 21 in Magdalena 1 ay, 6 wh.
Mary t Satan, Suwart, 4o tous, X B, July 57. balled No 5,
cruise south; rept Xov 20 off Fanning' island.
Ma,-ia Ihertsa, Coop, 880 ton, X B, Oct "57. 3 d Jan 23 eruUe.
rr Honolulu Feb 28; tailed March 1 for the North.
Metacom, Hinds, Sou tons, X B, July '57. Sailed Oct 28. cru!e.
Mttropolu, bk, Coxltock, 210 ton, Hon. Sailed Xov t for coast
of Caliloruia.
Midas, Tallman, 828 tons, X B, July 57. Sailed , cruise.
Milton, Halsev. SSS tous, N" B Sept '56. Sld Xov 15, J spaa ea.
Minerva, Crowell, "i tous, X B.July '56. Sailed Dec lo, cruise.
Rept Feb 7, Turtle Bay, 2 was.
Jf,:teuma, Tinker, 48o tons, X B,Oct'5i.
Jflntevma, Homau. 4?4 tons, N L, Sept '57. Sld Jan 24. crulie.
Monmouth, bk, Ormsby, 278 tons, Cold Spring, August, 57.
Sailed Xov 29 to cruise.
Montreal, Sowle. 545 tons, S B, Xov 57. Sailed Nov 11, coast
of California; rept Feb 7 in Turtle Bay, 25' wh.
Martha, bk, Manchester, 29b tons, F H, Nov '5.. Sailed Sept 15,
clean, for New leaiana; rept iec -o,
Manche, Le Mercier, 8s7 tons, Havre, Sept 57.
from Honolulu, to cruise.
Morea, Manchester, 830 ton, X B Sept '54. Sld Dec 19 to cn.M
and to Rorotonga.
Mantel Ortea, bk, Hatard, 851 tons, X B, Oct '57. Sailed Jan 10.
to cruise. Arr Honolulu Feb 2t fm the Line; nothing the sea
son; sailed Feb 23 North.
MassaeAusttU, Green, 326 ton. X B, Xov '56. Cleared Dec 4, N
Zealand.
yorman, Ray, 883 ton. Nant, Oct "5S. Left October 23 for N
Z(?414Ilil
jt'uMiii, Murdock. 3 tons, X B, Xov "56. Sld Xov 19 to cruise.
3'roryport, Crandall,84l tons, Ston, Aug 5o. Sailed Nov'r.
Re at Magdalena Jan, clean the eaon
Xeta, Hand, 802 tons, Ur Pt, '57. Air Lahaina March 10 from
Marquesas, Clean.
XU Grandsaigne, 896 ton. Havre. June 5. Sld Oct 21, cruise.
Simrod, Howes, 840 tons. N B. Sept '57. Arr Lahaina March 1
fra the Line; 40 sp, 60 wh on bid; nothing the seasou. Sailed
March 8. Oehouk.
Xorthem Light, Austin, 513 tons, F H.Oct "55. Sailed Dee 14,
to cruise.
Oah, bg. Fehlber, 151 tons, Hon. Sailed November to erui.
Ocean Hate, bk, Baker, 850 ton. N B, Oct '56. Reported on
OchoUk, Sept 27, M bbl. ,
Oomulgtt, Greene, 458 ton. Sdgart, Not '57. Bailed Sept 11 tor
New Zealand; rept Jan 6, 3 wb.
Ohio, Barrett, m ton. N B. '5T. Kept Feb T 10 Turtle Bay,
850 wb.
Sailed Dec 23 to
Cleared December
Sailed Nov 17 to
Left Nov 9, cruise
Sailed Nov 4,
Oiumjria, Ryan, 206 tons, X B, Aug '5.. Sailed Dee 13 to cruise.
Omega, Sanborn, 868 tons, Edgart, Oct "57. Sailed N ovember 20
cruise south.
Omega, Whalon, 893 ton. F H, Sept '37. Left Lahaina Sept IT
for N Zealand; rept Dee 4. 4 whs.
Oregon, Tobey, 800 tuna, F H, Oct '57. Sailed fnn Honolulu Dec
15 to cruise.
One ar, bk. Landers. 369 tons. Ma tup, Oct "27. Sailed Nov 17, to
cruise. Spoken Feb 20 on the Line, SO sp,
Orosimbo, Pease, tv ton, N B, Oct '57. Sailed Dec 29, cruise.
Ph-rnix, bk, Handy, 328 tons, Nant, Oct '56. Reported 00 Och
Sept 20, 250 bbls.
Polar star; Week, 475 tons, N B. Aug 56. Sailed Oct 8 for N
Zealand. Arr Honolulu Feb 26. 200 tj, 1000 wh oa brd; 9 sp
whs, 200 bbls, S whs. 150 bbls, 1400 b the season.
Paulina, bk, Steen, 271 tons, N B, Oct 57. S14 Nov 2 to ernhw.
Arr Lahaina Mar 9 from Magdalena Bay, 930 wh on board, 400
wh the season.
Piel, Danelsberg, 93 tons, Hon, Feb "Si Sailed Nov 17, cruise.
Parachute, Corey, 831 tons, N B, Aug '55. Sailed Mov,to
crui-e.
rtai.iooc, Halsey. 474 tons, X B, Oct 56. Cleared Sept 25 ft Xew
Zealand. Rept Jan , 4 rwh the season.
Rambler, Willis, 899 tons, X B, Oct '66 Sailed Nov 9 to eruie.
Rebecca Sinrmt, Uawes, 400 tons, F H, Nov "57. Sailed Nov 19,
coast California.
Reindeer, Ashley, 450 ton. N B, Oct '56. Sailed Dec 3, cruise.
Rept Feb 21, Weather Bav, 8 whs.
pe, bk, Chadwick, 234 ton,N L, Sept "57. Cleared Oct 11
to cruise.
Robert Edicnrds, Wood, 869 ton, NB, Xov '57. Arr Lahaina
Mar 10 fm X Zealand; 75 sp, 225 wh on board; 175 wh, 1500 b
the season.
Robert Morrion, Tilton, 807 tons, N B, Auj '57. Sailed Xovem-
uer j 10 cruise.
Roman, id, Dehart, 850 tons, X B. Aug 57. Sailed Xov IS.
Roussruu, Green, 806 tons, X B, Sept '57. Arr Lahaina M
Mar 5
Sailed Sept 10
fin Siety Islands via Kawaihae; nothing the season.
Rome Pool, bk, Fuller, 25 tons, Kdgart, July '56. Bade.
-e itaiauu: rept .ov22, J wns.
Siratoga, Slocum. 542 tons, X B, Xov '56. Sailed Oct 20 for N
Zealand Kept Jan off Marquesas, 9 wh the season
ScotUimi, Weeas, 84 tons, X B, Aug '57. Bailed Nov 15, cruise.
Kept Feb 21, Weather Bay, 5 wh.
SI George, Pease, 40$ tons, X B, Sept '57. Sailed Xov 25, cruise.
Sli-iron, King, 354 tons. F H. Nov '56. Arr Labaina Oct 29 fm
Ochotsk, 1 1 sp, 500 wh, 7000 b on board, 5 sp wh, 75 bU; twh,
825 bibs, 4OU0 b the season.
Silcer Cloud, bk, CoggeshaU, 451 ton, N B, Not 56. Sailed
Dec 6, cruise.
Speedietll, Gibbs, 496 tons, F H, Sept '57. Cld Oct 14 to cruiae.
Kept Dec 25 on X Z I rwh 1 sp the season.
Splendid, Pierson,4;3 tons. Cold Spring, Sept '56. Sailed Jan 17,
cruise.
South Seaman, Xorton, 497 tons, F H, Aug '54 Arrv Honolulu
Nov 22 fm Och. IO0.1 wh 20000 b the season.
Suptrior, bk Wood, 275 Ions, N B June '57. Left Nov , cruise
on the line.
Storrfurttrn Constantin, br, Lindholm, tons. Abb, '57. Sailed
Jau 10 to cruise.
Ihoma LHctamon, Plaakett, 454 ton. N B, Xov '56. Geared
Dec 7, Cruise.
Ihomas Sys. Holly, 461 tons, X B, Oct 5T. Left Xov , cruise
south Kept Jan on N Zealand
Tybe, bk, rreeman, 299 tons. Ston, Oct '56. Sailed Dec 21 for
Japan; rept Jau 12 off Fanning'a Is; nothingsince having.
Timor, v bite, 2oo tots, S U, Aug '56. Sailed Nov 9. cruia.
Reported Dec 25, X Z, clean.
Tenedo, bk. King, 245 100s, X L, Aug "So. Sld Nov 80, trui.
Rept Feb 21 , w ealher Bay, 6 wh
Turku, Soderblom, 402 tons, Ki Am Co, Oct '57. SaJed Jan 18,
cruise
United StaU4, bk. Woodward, 217 ton. Westport, June '56. Left
Nov 3. cruise on the Line.
Union, bk. Hedges, 800 tons, S II, Sept '57. Sailed Sept 8 to cruise
on New Zealaud; rept Dec 5, 3 whs.
Uncas, Luce, 413 tons, X fl. Sept '57. Reported Aug 8 in Bristol
bay, 1 wb.
Vernon, bk, Fish, 306 ton, Hon. Left March 20. Arrived
Honolulu Nov 10 fm Och, I JO wh SOOu b the season.
Fictoz-tu, br, Fish, 2.-0 tons, Hon. aiailed Nov 4, ct of Calf.
1 ineyard, Caswell, SSI tons, Edgart, Aug '56. bid Nov 18, cruhte.
Vill de Kenne, Ouedoit,810 ton. Havre, '56. Arr Honolulu
Nov 3J fm Och, 260 wh booo b the season ; sld teb 26, cruise.
Wattlet, bk. Swain, SuO ton, N B, Oct T&. Sld Jan 28, cruise.
Wamn, bk, Huulley, 461 tons, N B, Oct '55. Sld Nov i5, cruise.
n ailua, br. Lass, 2oo tons, Hon. Sailed Dec 30 to cruise.
H'm Ihompton, Cniids, 495 ton, N B, Aug '57. Sailed Nov 8 to
cruise.
mutant Tett, Austin, 870 ton, S II, Sept '57. Sailed Oct 18 to
cruise Kept at Magdalena Jan, 2 wh
Wm Rotch, Ellison, 2ao tons, N B, July '56. Arrv Lahaina Feb
1'9 rra the Line, 15 sp the seasou.
WCXye, Soule, 39 ton, N B, Oct '57. Sailed Nov 1, cruise, SZ.
Washington, Poxriiiston, 844 tons, X B, Aug '57. bailed Dec 6,
cruise.
WHALES HI PS P. E PORTED.
Chat W Morgan, Fisher. N B. Rept N Z Nov 22, nothing the
season.
Carii", bK, Reynolds, 205 tons, S F, May I, '53. Reported Sept 1
Uulf of 1 011 ec. Jtu t b.j.
Cou str, bk, Gifford, N B. Rept on N Z Jan 11. 8 whs.
ELS Jenny, Marsh, 830 tns, P H. Xov, "56. Reported Aug 31
on Japau, 5uu sp the voyage, 20u sp the season.
Elisabeth, Delamare, tons Havre, '56.
Elect) a. Brown, X L. Kept cn N Z Dec 29, 9 rwh.
Erie, J ernegan, X B. Rept at Oliituhoo, Feb 1 , 8 wh the season.
Florida, Fish, X B. Rept on X Z Jan , 4 wh the season.
Gen Pike, Russell N B. Rept Nov 10, X Z; nothing the season.
George, Silva. 20 tons, X B, Xov '57. Rept on N Zealand Jan,
6 whs this season
Gupsey, bk, Mautor, 860 tons, X B, July 57
X Z J rwh the season.
Reported Jan on
Hope, Gifford, 295 tons, X B Sept '57. Rept'd Oct 3 at Ascen
sion, 4oo sp. Left same day for X Zealand.
Hiateatha, Ellis, Hal tons, X B, Oct "56. Reported Sept 8, at
Jarvis Is, 901) sp, cruising westward.
Japan, Diman, t II. Rept Dec 23, X Z; nothing the season.
Jam,t Maury, Curry, N B Rept on N Zealand Jan, 200 wh the
season
ireA Strift, bk, EarL 454 tons, N B, July 57. Reported Dee S
on X Z 1 rwh I sp the season Kept Jan off Marquesas with
mainuiast rotten
Kensington, Stetson, X B. Kept on X Zealand Jan, 4 whs.
Marengo, Skinner, X B. Rpt Nov 27, N Z; nothing the easl
MosMichustttx, Chatfielil, 36 tous, Nant, Sept '56. jlrrv San
Francisro Oct 25 fm Ocn, U5sp 15oo wb 9ooo b on board. Too
wh the season. Sailed Dec 14 to cruise; rept Feb 21 Weather
Bay, 7 whs.
Xew England bk. Hempstead, 863 tons, X L, Sept '57. Report
ed Aug 23 on Kodiak, clean.
Ocean Bint, bk, Scamman, sld fm S Francisco Nov 10 to cruiae.
Rapid, West, 505 tons. X B, Oct '56. Reported OchoUk, Sept 15,
c50 wh.
Sarah Sheaf, Loper, X B. Rept on X Z Dec 7, 1 rwh the season.
Sliepherdrss, bk, Watrous, 274 tons. Mystic. Sept '56. Rept en
N Z Jan 4, 1 100 on board, 2 rwh the season.
Sea Breeze, bk, Jones, 473 tons, N B Oct '56. Reported Aug IS
on Japan, 650 sp the voyage, 60 sp the season.
Sarah Wamn, bk, Poole, S F. Lett San Francisco June 19, to
cruise.
Tahinaroo. Robinson, F II. Rept X Z Dec 13, 1 wb.
Tt mpest, bk, Allen, 830 tons, X L, '57. Sept I, Och, 600 wh.
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