The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-31
MEMORANDA

REPoRr or sHtP GEoRoE FuoMPsoS-Len Newcastle
oa the zl.t q July. ls73, passed New Zealand on the 2eih;
OF RHruta which We made on the 80 Of August Passed Ia
Island Of Huahine, took the ) E trades on the sth. Crossed
the equator on the l2th In long l4se as west; Lost the 5 z
from the eastward until The Isth then took the y Z trades nom
On the afternoon OF the SOtn made hawah- n2puce9
Maai on the s1st AMI 22d. OF Lanai on the ed and Is miles
OF Honolulu At noon Of the Path Arrived here on Sunday
morning the 25th, having had nne weather all the passage.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD, Master.
REsORr OF srEAMsHIP NEBRAsKA, l. HARDISo, Con-.
on the ITth passed The Nevada $50 miles from Auckland.
omesr- and TIE ship- passengers and crew thoroughly exam
insd, and then steamed to the anchorage Left Auckland next
we're ordered into guarantees, Notwithstanding We had passed
9s dav. = Artxsd a. Napssr on rr.arn trip August ssh. and At
Auckland ON the sun LET, Auckland ON the llth, encounter
Tsrailai was BOARDED BY the PILOT who delivered letters, etc.
ON the asia passed a fore and an .1hConer steering north, but
Auckiand- r. W. LATSE, Purser.
REPoRr or STEAMSHIP OLYMPIA, CHAs. n. THORS, CON-
xAS9Fa-Len San Francisco at 3 ? n August 2oth. The
s~teaHiSSp Idaho, from HOuOmlu, arrived over on the 10Th Of
August, The bark Comet br Honolulu sailed same date
b c. HowARD. Purser.
REroar OF scHooSEH c. ". wAED, RIcKsAS, MASTER
Len Honolulu at 4 p n July 9th, and at 6 ? y had wind
strong from the eastward up 70 lat % ", long 1855 40 W 5
rhsn SooE the wind light and battling Irora the sou.hsArd; with
ia htss 4V y, long 1859 TO- 3 Arrived az chri.lm7s Ili
Cor Jarvis az 10 a VI July 18th, arriving At Jarvis Island at 10
A y next day fresh breeze from the eastward Len Jarvis
Gr EnderbGrys AZ 6 > 70 July 2d wind light from the east
wani. Auivei al EnderbuEys Island July 9Th. While there
experienced srrong squalls from the eastward, v1fh rln- Len
Enderbury hr Makers a. 2 ? " July 2th wind hght irom
the Sc Arrived az Bakers Island AZ 1880 A n Aug lsL Let
Bakers for HoWlandE az 2 A n Aug 2i, arriving AZ ho~Ands
AZ 7 A y same day wind fresh from ESE- Leif H0wlands
for Hanoluhu az 5 ' " Aug ~ wind light from the eastward
Hal light wind. from ENE 20 EsE up to Iat % \, hong 1855
SV w then took the wind light from the NJ up 70 ht Is
N. long Iss 90 W then had light airs and calm weather 10
HonaIaIa- The U > s~hip-OE~ar NanagAa.ett called al Bakers
Island July 2sth- and len a mail. The ship n Hale arrived
NJ Bakers Island July 31st. 1W2 days from Hamburg Aug
LIST. al $50 , y, a vessel hove in sight at BAker's Island, sup
possd to be the Favorftc. from the states, she being lt2 days
ouf- The nhip Sartls arrived at al owtauis Island July 5Oth,
And has oc beard L0O0 tens Of guano-
Meuars. G. A. Williams s. Co have furnished Us with the
follow ing report o. vessels from The GDano Islands
Az En.3erbury. the ship Sunrise had oaded, IN l4 working
days. 100 tons, and sailed May 3lst the ship Intrepid hal
Inaded. IN IO4 working days, LT9{ tons, and sailed July lZth-
From aaksra :. Ihe ship CulfivatOr han loaded lsOO ton-, and
uaiI~a July sh the ship Josiah l. Hill bad tt-f arrived,
August ID, az The moorBgs. Prom HoEland's, the ship Atlas
Ind Inaded 500 tous. and saiied July lOth the ship sardrs
was A. the moortngs August III
JARVIS I.LAVp, June l0sh -The whaleship Emma c Jones
Of New Bedford, Capt Clifford, II mouths out, $50 barrels
aPerua, touchei here to-day, bound west on n cruise An
well ELIAS HEMPsTEAD, Sup'dent-