The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14
NOTES.

The Br bk suffolk. sailed from Gravzsend on the 9th
Of April for this port
castle. y : " with q cargo Of coal
The Lizzie Marshall sailed for the Coast ON the 9TH inst
with . cargo valued at SiJ,OIl o.
The incoming ? II : : Z~eaIandia, does not bring any
freight f0r this port, from the Coast,this trip
The Russian corvette Duke Of Edinburgh sailed from
Gibraltar for the Pacific on the SRI Of February.
HBN corvette Champion and II b VI ) DOttereI, have
both sailed from England for the Pacific station
The a FalEiEburg did not get away FOR the Coast on
the DAY expected but sailed fully loaded on the 10th inst.
Two japanese var-vessels lying at Tahiti. have been
ordered 10 return 60 Japan, they may eal IN here. en-
route.
The Eng bE CbeI1l was 10 sail from Liverpool on or
about the 18th Of April for this port,en route TO Portland,
Oregon
The Hawaiian bt EaIe sailed from the Downs Feb 9TH.
for this port She brings a general cargo 70 Messrs
Hackfsld * Co
The Katie FIieliuser arrived at Port Townsend on the
11st April and the Martha Eideout arrived atPortBlakslv
on the same date
The & > = PaIos. sailed from Hougkous on the 2Jth
latitude in the East Paeihc-
The Haw schr KaluHa. Capt Cook, has returned to port
from a fishing cruise amongst the Galapagos islands.
she reports moderate success
The RaIakaua made a good up trip. Il day., arriving
jerks kept the "skysails way up"
II Z N Thetis, has sailed from South America pyo
baby CaliaoJ and Will touch at Pltcairns lslanS and
Honolulu. en- route u Victoria C.
We are indebted to Capt Houdlett Of the VII Dimond.
and Messrs Whitney & Robinson, and VI b AthertOu,
for late papers; gentlemen accept OTthanks.
The W II Dimond brings a ergo valued at ss6,I32
amongst which - $4,000 IL gold coin and sGs6.iG in
silver. The Murray cargo was valued at 81, 372.
The demand for sailors, still continues in San Fran
cisco. several vessels are reported as being fully load u,
but unable to get away ON account Of scarcity OF - I'll
backs"
The CIR bk AtaIanta, had arrived at Fannings Island
from Adelaide. Australia. and was loading with guanO,
for Hamburg The CIR bk Orion, from HOngkong, was
also loading
The Ger bk Ceder sailed from Bremen Jan 9Th, and is
therefore over 80 days out, but as she is not regarded as
avery fast saiIer she Is not expected, as due, much before
the 1t Of June
The 4 > LackaWanHa, may arrive here in July, from
CaIIao via Samoa. Nothing definite Is at present known
regarding her movements, except that she was at Panama
awaiting recruits from New York
The Ger bk Musca arrived in port on the 18th inst, III
days from Drammeu, Norway; via Valparaiso, a days
from the latter port. She brings &55 passengers and
comes consigned to Messrs Castle y Cooke
The j. e. Murray, has made another good trip this time
down. and as the mail from the islands was entrusted 10
Cant Ravens, II speaks well for his reputation in san
Francisco, especially when the bark W II DimOud
sailed the next day.
The Eureka. Captain Nordberg, arrived out two days
ahead Of the COmpeer, both vessels leaving here on the
same day. The Eureka arrived in san Francisco on the
2Ist April. 70 days passage and the Compeer arrived on
the 25ri, u days passage
The clipper Vivid Will sail for Fanniugs Island i'm
mediateIy after the arrival Of the Zealandia- Capt
CauIey takes the owner Of the Vivid, Mr. Arundel, on .
cruise amongst the South Sea Islands during the next
month. There t. some talk Of the Ntvidbeiug sold shortly
some one Of our local Dives should buy.
The NJ : City Of Sydney arrived from the colonies
on the 9Th inst She was well laden with passengers
and cargo. For some time after arrival IL was doubtful
whether passengers or cargo for the Coast would be
decided that those who had cabin tickets would be taken
from here, but none steerage- About 400 tons Of freight
was also taken. and she sailed az noon on the 10th inst.
Only one passenger from the colonies for this porti