The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

Sozisns OF the City of New York. due here on the 21st
f-st, from Australia
The P VI s S Australia arrived here on the 2lst inst,
but before coming into port hoisted the Precaution sig
1sl- " do not venture near Captain Cargnl wishing to
RI sertsin the condition of our d" pest ridden city" as the
s. : CHLt mentions HOnOlulu) before entering the harbor.
5 enautrfe s resuIted in the Australia coming alongside
81, wharf about 2 p m. and discharging cargo. The
Istralie sailed about 8 p m for the south No Passen-
rhs schr COmpeer arrived on the 22nd inst, from Port
q wnsend. with lumber, consigned to Haekfeld * Co.
Parser Deans usual fayors Of late papers were received
81; to both We return thanks.
rhe D C Murray, carried a large number Of passen-
Esrs Frisco wards, on the 18th inst. The applications
IRE too numerous for the accommodation.
We await with interest the report Of the arrivals out OF
the Lady LAmpsOn. AtAlantA, ID @ Murray. and Hesperisn.
adiHg eoastwards first.
The German steamer Lydia. arrived on the 10th inst,
days out from Canton, and anchored outside. The
I fdia brings $50 passengers. Chinese. the greater num-
r Of which. If not all, win be employed by G spreckels
4 sons On the 22nd, the Lydia came inside aEd dropped
a-ehOr at the new Quarantine grounds; she Is flying the
sfTen. the prCbsbiHties are that the PSssengers Viii be
laaded. the vessel fumigated and allowed to proceed on
ness one. eminentIy proper. and is in accordance with
he actions q The Bossrd Of Health Of San Francisso.
On the2srd inst from . cruise amongst the Micronesian
tslEadA-s she brings some passengers. the names OF
whom will be found in the lists published.
The steam whaIer Belvidere, relieved the sport Of a
b.Eel Of spirits (1~'>Hh on the 22nd inst. and then
brneAsted BY the NON arrival Of the City Of New York.
Usage II now being sought, by would-be emtgrants,
.C lumber-men-
The new steamer IwaIani sailed for Kauai on the 23rd
iast. carrying a large number Of contract men (Chinesel
-l route to their destinations.
The Likelike sailed on the 23rd. for windward ports.
he Norwegian bark Musca sailed from Drammen.
s1rwHy. on the 23rd November. She has a number OF
c-vegian emigrAnts for this port.
The American bark Highayer sailed from st MichaeIs,
Ay1res Islands on the 10Th December, for this port
heSHswzfian bark KAle, from Bremen. for this port.
s. sed on Dover. on the 9th February.
he Russian corvette Duke of Edinburgh. on which
Gre son o. the Grand Duke Constantine. is serving as a
~ tenant. sailed February 3d from Gibraltar, en- route
the Pac ihc.
B Ms Cannot, arrived at Csllao, January LIST. - days
ir Honolulu .H...
he new steamer Iwalani. brought a cargo valued at
81. including I55 bbls -four. 100 ctls barley, 6s5 scks
4 1881 lbs bread, 269 scks feed, ITO lbs hay, so kgs
>, lf2 etls oats, and 10 pkgs provisions
he Claus spreckels sailed from San Francisco, for
M tului. on the 18th inst. with a cargo vsluad at Sl2.347.
consisting in part Of go bbls -four, 100 scks feed. S35
rT- barley. 200 scks beans, $50 bales hay, 80 m # lumber.
and 1000 " posts
ne bark Camden sailed from Port Gamble, on the 18th
for Honolulu, lumber laden.
IL schooner Rosario sailed again from San Fran
,. on the 18th inst, for HiIo. The damages sustained
~ her collision with the bark Rival. outside the San
y leiseo Heads, have been repaired.
re schooner Letitia sailed from UtsaIady, on the 3rd
in for Honofulu- She is lumber laden, and comes con-
stgned to Messrs Hackfeld * Co.
The Emma Augusta and Buena Vista were at San Fran
cisco. at last accounts. repairing. Both vessels were to
sztl for the sound, as soon as repaired and load lumber
f0r Hawaiian ports; the Buena visits for Honolulu, and
49, Emma Augusts for Kahului.
The bark Harvest Home is reported as having conclud-
eiseD. for Honolulu on the 1lth inst. The Harvest
home Is coal laden, and comes consigned TO Messrs
y AK