The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-18
MEMORANDA.


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Len Honolulu, Nov. 9Th, had flesh t<ades To lat los north,
fum thence To lat &c north, westerly Winds Arrived At
Hswhnd'- Island on the Isth during the latter part Of the
month had much variable winds and squany weather. Left
Hswianfs Island. Nov. 30th, with the wind from the west
ward, AMI sighted Bakers Island neSt day saw t<O vessels
lasssx az 'c moertngs the wind beinE hight and a strong cur
rent setting from the northwest, was unable u communicate
with the shore. December III, sth and sth, had strong west
erty winds On th- sth arrived at Bakers Island. AMI I'm the
next day for tiowhsnds Island, arriving there in the evening.
On the 10Th took on board the officers and crew of III wreckrl
working party o. the Island, leaving one white man and three
gives he Ssowsss sspsss.fsS% TIo%iaad'. and Baker. Islands
Repers from HswIand'. Island.
On The e5th of September, during a shin of wind from the
eastward % she westward, the ship Lizzie oakrora, Captain
Racko, slipped from her raoorings AMI stood % ga All day
the vessel was in sight Of the Island, and al 6 p " she passed.
the north end. standing To the eastward with the wind south
ery. On the 2sth, al 9 a ~, the superintendent observed a
Isss FINN. M. n nm. - = s.aas. W. a : : ~ sa,sn,Px snpsr,snt
he again retired IN rest, but was soou arodsed by the arrival
had rons on the reef and he had swan as1ars tkroazh the surf
Dartas me day me 'upsrin,-ntsns and hi. men assisted in
saving the PROVISIONS and eiothing- The ship remained two
days on the reef and then broke uP aEi beeam~ a total lo-s-
Keepers frss Baker. IsIasa-
On the tsth g November the bark Gusfaaq. Captain Grif-
ans, arrived On the iSth, the MiaHsAaAa, Capt Bgr-Iey,
aiss arrived, rs days from Honolulu Nov eDth, very unset
tied weather, light winds. With q heavy swell from the west
ward, making 10 impossible 20 get under way with the ship
on Dec III, at . {. ~, blowing hard frum tie westward, and
and swung bead . rsc rssf and vas osarrd 10 slip IN other
s @s' nm .s - n VS., ~. Tis sss"nsss ~. An an h an " Tsrs s@sss,
tnE. the crew of the GVstanq was taken ashore AMI the ves-
sd lsn 90 ride cut a strong westerly gale The crew returned
GA eoart on Tire sth. aaS on The day after she .Hppsd h.r moor
hs- and .ssot out ., .sa, rs.arninE again 90 'hs ssh- The osh.
wind fresh from sa-tsosthsrst and pleasant weather the
bark eni-hed oadins. expecting 10 sail nsxt day.
R~psvs &c Brsx knssehnmesa ".
November ft,h tosei % era from Honoials isth, touched
az Kswaihae fr posaEoss f0th. OF Prie point, took the trade
winds fresh . 2tts, ssrhted Palmyra lsitni, ARR which had
usht soufhsriy winis AMI Gains until Dcegrbcr sen, being near
EndcrhsrrJ Island, was strasx BY a strous westerly gale shich
continued until NE 5ths san. sighted Birnbf. Island : sub
osn anehnrs aud . ha~s-r fruua the shoes. wtnd at southeast
ant rfucrtngs rns. Landed the -esrrs and tst az =. w.. Cak-
ing OF me ofhesrs and eryw ef the ship sastfagssa. which SRs
wrucked On ne th % Dcesmhsr, AMI other passengers. Ar
rived at bRker's Island on The ttth 3 Discharged cargo AMI
saicd on the 18th, taking OF ne officers aEd crew % thu ship
M,nrstaha. which was wrre krd On the 81 siso. ID kahnrers
asd other passengers ) tsth. ct : ,. "a. passed eha~c gnakr the
- % Hg~hsndrs tsisnd- Fruui the Signals nah there epu-
eiatisd that M further communication was rsgarvd, aRd prO-
eecied sr ffonohala-
Ths bark GaSstaag rds out the westerly gales. and salst
from Bakers Island the day previous o. eur arrival f.th.
sighted Kanha detsinet ncar Hawaii by nartheFiy winds
llth saS a ship standing soutkwsrt, prahabiy the foigri.
Thought 20 Honolulu the MASTER anil crew % The ship Mtnns-
haAa, AMI the master and errw % the ship HaxAfngf0H. mak-
ING. win our own company, 100 psrsrns in all