The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-05-16
MEMORANDA.

March 14fh. Lagoia, Lewis, from whaling grounds. with 30
barrels sperm oil, and $50 barrels whale oil March 18th:
John Rowland. Cole, from whaling grounds, with $50 barrels
sperm oil. aud 800 barrels whale oil March 20ths Martha,
s ia aS sI g9% wSae ea March aiiIh. Coral Marvin. rom
whaling grounds, with 1-lOO barrels sperm OIL and 500 barrels
With $50 barrels sperm OH AMI 100 barrels Whale oils Ring
Grant, from whaling grounds, with 400 barrels sperm oiiand
m Whaling ship John Howland. Captain Cole, arrived here
March I6h, Wih 800 barrels sperm. and 900 barrels hump
The whaling bark Martha arrived on The 10th With 40 bar
rel 1S o. R s69ss Ta.iRs y Rsss%1 To @4.- Ia. been spoken. clean.
The Auckland whaling bark Albion was spoken in February
last. she was then from the Chatham Islands, with one
small whale which yielded 8 barrels Of sperm oil since having
The whaling bark Merlin has been spoken with $50 barrels
REpoar OF STEAMSHIP HrxsDO, F. moore, CoNuASDEn.
Left Honolulu April 10Th, AMI arrived al Kandayu on the 25L
-Fouut the Cyphrrnes and the MougoI awaiting us, both fun Of
aA--~-sh e former from sydney and the latter from New
eaand ports. The Cyphrsues was intended A. the through
boat on this trips bur her passenger accommodation being to-
tally inadequats, instructions were sent from sydney, that the
san Fr,neisco- This necessaray entaled goat deai on NorE
and time, As the Mikado had some ave hundred tous Of cargo
10 dlscharse and other cargo TO take in, as well as 90 tan,hIp
Goals and stores from the Cyphrenes. % enable her 20 prose
s s~tS % 1 S'I MoasSr Va. d III aiSl fr's sydu g on N r pa 55i :
New - zeoiIapd aors mi H. Latter ne with her h., tarr. 1 rm "
passpSmN for this port With the exception Of two days she
light trim she l. in ad her foul bottom, will account fr her
Rs.s9gs Nv hs TEs yl] al ~ aaS az aa ~ rh4g PF Hsrss.Its ss4 1ssfgs@~fTss@ ftfSaifffeed
DAY, May ION Mr. PsrSeE, rnfssr.
fREPoRr or BIRKESrISE JANE a. F,LKISHuRG, J. a.
paowS, MssrER--saFed from Astoria ApH 2lsti first part
Of passage had Light " and NV winds From lat 4Oe % y,
and sw winds Too& the NE trades in lat 2ie y, long 100
W, with moderate breeze. Made east end Of Molokai sunday
ing me Passt = 10 days
. -KEroRr or t~ss wN- II. ALLEN, II. SCHNEIDER, MASTER.
LET Huahns April 2Ist, with a Load Of GreNood, etc TN
the 2Eh passed two miles 81 Of Flint Island, in lat lie &c :,
long IsiS IS W fine Ssql9sT up to LAT T. 81 10 \, i91s l429
% May 9Th, at 9 a N, when sighted the island % Hawaii
Calm to port
REroRr or BRIo HELENE, f. BRuHS, M.sTEH-Len mno
on the I2th Of March with Hsnf NE Winds got westerly
winds in 81 6 y hti arrived in San Francisco March JIst,
70 days Pass@gs Lea san Francisco April ed wind sw to
and I2' " long, also light since then hal a few days sw
Report Of Brig Morning Stnr.
saHeI from Honolulu June 9th, 1873, for Micronesia. June
9th arrived al Arurae al 8 A "a landed four Of our Gilbert
island passengers, Laying there or and on until 6 II, when
we flied away for Byrons IsIandi arrived there At 9 a u next
day, laying Oh and on until 5 ? N, then filed away for Peru.
June g9h al A NJ came to anchor OF the NV point Of Peru.
IN sewn athoms Of water. AtII P n weighed anchor and
pet sail for Drummonds Island, arriving there next day.
aid there until 9Th Of Julyi At a n set sill for Nonouti,
with Rev W kaPu AMI family, Mr II B Naimu and family Tor
.Apaiarg- Arrived at Nououu same days sailed from there
for Apaniuma on the 5th, with Rev G. Leco and family Mr. I
Kaehuaea and family for Apaiaugi arrived At Apanfuma same
day. Left there for Maiema on the 10Th, and anchored of
MafemI at 10 P "a same day. Sailed for Mauki on the IHh,
with Mr. W Lono and family Tor Apaiang; arrived At Marki on
the I6;h. same day sailed for ApaiaEg, with MIR d Kanoho
and wife, and Mr simeon and hmLyi arrived there next day.
tanded all our passengers AMI on the 25th sailed Tor Butari-
ri, arriving there next day. Sailed again fr Ap1iaus on The
4 ~~~arh Rrv- " Earnn and family, Rev r Naka and fam
hHy as F1ssf - ,Aug gh arrived at APaiaHg. where the
with ali The Gilbert Island Mission on board, excepting those
s sai5 ST ay lR P9 Baiad 10 Ri R IIs9'f iSih % llhi1I 'F Rev R W5 ~,
and family. Aug I'D set sail 6F Dummond's l., auieing
sgi Smmhhy- with supplies sept sh sailed GT Nonsau' amT-
ing on The i= sun Iss q Hsy y and dS aT3y p pi family 5yy. L eli. ff
native % Butarian a. Eaeher- Lea bE Maema sept 15th,
sail tor Apaiang5 at 10 ? N sane day came 10 anchor on Ia
AthalEpast5 on the 2oth sailed for Apalng, but a the wind
Marx at 10 A w. When the Wiad ilIsd and dnisd rs % Lar
. the westward that We were obigei TO 60 some Sur desrees
Fsnt 60 zee s1ek a. sse e - "a aTSyeS at ManSi; landed
newt day hnied Rev u Bingham aud wife, Rev } " Rauoa
. = IN NJ o fisins ans sA l.%uy' 6et sa ,s 1IIsifi Ss B aag laH'
or ~ IN s4Tv II a Mn nm S seTef = tr 3 EbSa o. i5Il H EIoG N,
sss NS Msi & isa anf as.Sya I SSi i Sa e Gi5s,si a vl Esga, "1 igS
Ebou Oct Slst TO return hs m,sstoGaries 20 their respective
and his wife a. teachersi took Mr ; ? Kaaia and family on
Z Jaiat arriving % he sGa; aadsd Re- d Ka TS 'I flaiy
Lea Nov Ilth for MIL arriving on the IShi landed Mr. kahe-
Che s5h; landed NJ 5 P Kaaa aHJ family and a native q
e arriving RI S. .lns Jaw i Ti isS 4 al ) W Ne Ksw e ' ad SSe. and and q a
Tn me IN. I.ysSf On AT on iber. - min m ne i ilts. VII W.
nHed away @r srgus's l. with Rev b q snow aaJ wiz, Rev
HstfuuEs Is; fiaa5SI our passcrEers- Dec i7Ih sailed 5r Ping
wiap, Rev u e Snow sti aecomIanyins Is; arrived there on
ALL Dee sSb fr ~ sI 80 - a. ~ IN ~
stargcs, Rev z T DOae, Who 20 With as to place teachers on
-shled PaLia- Jan 81 arrived Al NgatEi, and safed same
AIay for the Motf1ck group OF stands Jan 9th arrived al "a
ofoan; landed two P0uaps teachers here with their wives.
-+aIei for NamlI0ck Jan 9th al . 4 n, and az : P v arrived on
sONamaock- Sailed al 6 p " for Losap- arriving next days hal
Communication with the people, then died away for the HO-
Ok group. AIT p " same day We were within i've miles Of
That group IL being Too late 10 communicate with the natives,
"fe Gned away br Lakun0r Jan I2th came % anchor In the
trilgoon Of Lakunorf huded = POnapc teacher and bis wife
u Al 1ith al ! A u SET sail Er sat5aus whar- we arrived az II
Il " same day, lay OF AMI Oh there until 4 P ". when we Z
alb led away for MOuteverde, arriving there Jan 18th sailed
anne day Tor PousPs, arriving on the 26lh- Feb l0Ih sailed
La&r Wellington u. with Mr. Thomas Conner a passenger for
- Onofului FEB lJh arrived At Wellington Sailed same day
"Sr Pingap, arriving on the 18th Sailed same day for strongs
Mn. arriving On The 18Th Feb 2ith sailed for Jaluii, with Rev
@ snow anil wife, Rev J r Whitney and wife for Eb7u, I
son Is A Parker, Mr. James Johnson, and four Hawaians for Io-
4, oIuIu- Sighted Namnk March sLh, AMI Kill on the OH
arch 10Th arrived az Jalut- Sailed for EbOu March 18Th /
ecod arrived next day. landed passepgsrs and freight Sailed
~ .arch 10th for Apaiang, and arrived on the Slst Sailed tr
VI htautan April 4h, arriving next day. April 9Th sailed Tor
eioIonoIuiu, arriving Friday morning, May 18th
Aug 10Th. IsT8, the schr Eugenie, Of Tahiti, Capt David
HI lark, was wrecked on Dummonds Is. The blowiug i the
lief mates account Of the voyage "The schr Eugene sailed