The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-01
STEAMER "Ailamea "

LEAVES HONOLULU-Fo Lahaina, Makre's Landing, Ra-
1oathae and kohaia, every Tuesday Afternoon, at 4 p NJ j
LEAVES HON0LULU-Fo Koloa and NaIriIitcili, every
other Friday Afternoon, at / P. M.-say on the 9th and 2d
LEAVES L~AHAINA-Fo, HonoIulu every week, as follows 3.
at 9 P. NJ, Saturday Sd, Thursday sth, Saturday 18th.
LEAVES LAHAINA-For Makee's Landing, Katraihae and
kohdia every Wednesday Morning at : 4. NJ, going on to
W Wtei ssfay s s5tfIG SSse @iPr'Ay on Wednesday, l4'h and
LEAVES MAKEES LANDING-For Laaaina and H,noluI..
every week, as follows at 1 z. VI. Saturday Sd, Thursday
Sth, Saturday 9Th, Thursday I'D November.
every Wednesday Morning, at 10 A. NJ going on to Hiio
every alternate trip-say on Wednesday 14th and wedues-
LEAVES K~AwAIHAE-Fo Honolulu, calling at Kohala
Makee's landing and LahdiHd, every week, SIS follows 8:
at 10 a. NJ. Saturday Sd. Thursday sth, Saturday 18th,
and Thursday 2d November,
other Wednesday Evening, at = p M.-say on the lith
LEAVES HONOLULU Honolulu, caningat Makee's Land
sng and LGhalna every week, as follows at II noon,
LEAVES HoNoIPU-For HHo every other Wednesday Eve
LEAVES HTLo-For Honolulu, calling at KarGi6at Kohqla
noon, at P. M-say on the 2d, 10Th and Both November.
LEAVES KoLoA, KAUAI-For Honolulu, calling at Natci-
HtrtH every other Saturday about noon-say on the 10th
LEAVES AWILIWILI-Fo Honolulu every other Satur-
day Afternoon, at 4 p. M.-say on the 10th and oath Nov.
NorE-The Steamers trips on the basis of this table will
probably be adhered to after November. Say 10 windward
every week one week as far a : Kawaihae, the next as far as
ever the kawathae trip will be omitted, to give time to overhaul
boat and machinery
Rates OF Passage
Between Honolulu and Lahaina, either way,.......S 5
and Makee's Landing, either way.
Honolulu 70 Hawaihae and kohala- 10
hawaihae and hohaia to Honolulu. s
lohoiuu Z IL
Iiho o honoluiu-- 10
Honolulu to Roloa and NawiIiwiH, ;
holOa and Nawilwii 10 Honolulu so
Return tickets for Cabin passage to or from Honolulu. and
any Of the following ports, available for one month, and not
transferable, given as follows:
Lahaina,. : Q
LahlIg' IL
and hOhAIa-.- Is
n 10. - IS
hopd anu a"lh H.. e 10
Freights at the regular schooner rates. Native and deck
passengers, their horses cattle, pigs and luggage taken care Of
heretofore in the schooner Mary by Capt. BerriH.
y. BIT may occur that the Steamer may be now and then
delayed an hour or 81 in the time Of her arrival at the interme-
ports-say Lahaina, Makees Landing, Kawaihae and
Honoipu, and may consequently bS delayed a short time after
the exact hour Of sailing. but as every exertion will be made to
hold themselves prepared - embark themselves and freight,
although she may not heave in sight exactly at her hour.
The hIhGUsG has just been altered at considerable expense.
and fitted up for carrying Cattle and Horses. TO both Of which
every attention will be paid by Capt. BerriI, who has SO long
md successfully carried stock in the schooner Mary.
1t Is particularly requested that goods shipped from Honolulu
ihould have their destination marked upon them in distinct
etters- and that a d" cart note or copy Of the receipt may be
with them and left with the officer who signs the receipt.
Passengers for HlO have an opportunity Of getting there. as
As seeing the country by the Steamer, on her trims to Ka-
Saihae, by riding across the island from that port. where horses
an always be obtained at moderate rates. Parties wishing to |
isit the volcano by said route. and returning by the Steamer
from Hilo, COR uice UersGl can make the trip in IL: DAYS
nj have time TO spare. JANION, GREEN * Co,
Agents for the Hawaiian Steam Navigation Comuany.
Honolulu, Oct. 80. 1860. 232rf |