For the Polynesian.
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MR. EDlroR.-Last January, a large
'ern Whale dri!lcd ashore near my resi-
nee at kohala, and had there been any
pc there who understood the business of
f'Ing the oil, large quantity might have
Fen made, provided he had conveniences
he natives went from every quarter by
lndrcds and cut off as much of the blubber
they could conveniently carry away, and
lrried to their houses-some them, with
design to cat it, Some had small iron
tS, IN which they boiled their pieces, and
owed their oil in calabashes; several bar
Is of the best of oil was thus made. Since
at time have seen whale spouting off Ko-
ila at three different timcs--in less than
ar months.


The query arose in my mind-would it
pt be profitable business for some person
'''ed IN taking whales, to establish himself
pmewhcre on Hawaii, provided with boats,
g. and be on the watch for whales, and
US add to the resources of wealth to these
lands. 1t was mere accident, as it were,
AZ saw the whales as above mentioned; /;
10 should man attend to the bLGness, he
'snt much Oitener discover thesN lords Of
e deep. ;;


VIII here also mention that recently a


se stick of timber is said to have driiled
more from some other country. have