The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Kilauea Hou will leave this after
noon for Hamakua, Hawaii.
The schooner Liholiho brought ,0I3 bags sugar
from Waimea, Kauai, October 24th.
The steamer waimanalo brought 400 bags sugar
from Hon. J. A. Cummns' Plantation at Waiman-
alo, Oahu, October Gath.
The barks c. o. whitmore and T. R. Foster
were loading lumber at the Sound for this port
when the bark CeyIOn left.
The barkentine Eureka received sugar from the
waimahalo and the Liholiho, October 24th. She
sails tomorrow for San Francisco.
The steamer Lehua brought $50 bags sugar from
HamaIlua, Hawaii, October 25th. Reports very
rough weather.
The steamer Planter brought ia bales wool and
100 sheep from Niihau, and 10 hides, 30 bags rice
and ) horses from Kauai. Reports fine weather
She takes machinery to KOIoa sugar Plantation
tomorrow.
The schooner Emma Claudua, Captain Watson,
sailed from Hno, Hawaii, last Wednesday, with
sugar for san Francisco.
At Paauhau Hamakua, Hawaii, October Esd,
while a car with % b' IS Of sugar for the steamer
Lehua was being lowered through incline, the
cable gave way, and tue with freight slid into
the sea. Ten bags of sugar were saved, and the
landing was slightly damaged.
The schooner Mokuola brought $50 bags rice
from EVA, Oahu, October 9th.
The steamer Kilaue:, Hou returned October oath
from Hamakua, Hawaii, empty.
The steamer Iwalani brought $50 bags sugar, Is
sheep, : bundles goatskins, and 40 packages sun
dries from Hamakua, Hawaii, October Path.
The schooner Domitla brought so bags rice and
II bags paddy from KOolau, Oahu, October 9th.
The American brigantine J. D. spIeckels, Cap
tain c. Friis, sailed from Kahului, Maui, october
2sd, for san Francisco, with 1,Oo6 bags sugar,
valued at s., 1913 sc.
The American tern Eva, Captain J. o. Wikman,
was TO leave Humboldt Bay with lumber for here
about October Goth.
The American tern Bertha Minor, Captain o. f.
Raven arrived in port October 9th, "a days from
Humboldt Bay, Eureka, California. Reports hay
ing sighted an English bark and q barkentine on
the fourth day out, and later on sgnaIled an
American bark bound for san Francisco. Had
light winds and fine weather the entire passage
She brings 347 eco feet redwood lumber to Messrs
Levers & Cooke, and is locked near the Oceanic
Companys wharf.
The steamer Kinau arrived October oath from
wfndward ports with us bags sugar, 4 horses, o.
hides, 6 cases tallow, and 160 packages sundrieS
She sails this afternoon on her Volcano trip.
The Royal Mail steamship Zealandia, Captain
IT Weber left sydney at $50 p. m. on the 18Th
instant. and cleared the Heads at 1870 p. N. She
experienced moderate and fresh nOrtherly winds
and fine weather to Auckland. where she arrived
at 10 D. m on the 18th instant; sailed again al
2:3O D. M the following day; stopped of Tutuila
at about D. m. on the 18th; crossed the line a
noon on the aOth and arrived at this port at
A. m on the 18th instant. From Auckland 10 port
she experienced moderate variable winds and fine
weather.
The steamship Zealandia sailed at 1920 a. m.
october 25th for san Francisco with 50 passengers
in transit, 80 of whom were in the steerage. Sew
/ enteen Chinese passengers were booked from thi'
/ port, ID Of whom were for Panama and four fol
/ Hongkong-
The steam barkentine Morning Star, captain
/ Bray, arrived ia port October 18th, a5 days from
/ J,Iuit. Reports light winds and tine weather th'
/ entire passage. She passed or Waimea. Kauai
/ October 24th. Her cargo consisted OF 80 cord,
! srevv,od and cocoauut OIL She viii come along
! side the wharf this morning to discharge hei
cargo.
/ The three-masted schooner Bertha Minor IS
very fine model. She is 29O tons, and is one yea
! old Her cabin is nicely fitted and is by far su
perior to any lumber vessel that has toucheu -