The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-15
SHIPPING NOTES.

SHIPPING NOTES.
The American schooner Canute was hauled Of
/ the Marine Railway February 18th to be cleaned
The steamer James l. Dowsett brought LOO
! bags sugar from Mako, Maui, February 18th
! She sails to-day for Malfko and Kuau, Maui
| only.
The steamer MokoIH brought I27 bags sugar
As hides, 40 skins, 3 horses and pigs from Molo-
! kai February 18th.
The steamer LikelIke brought 3,7I4 bags sugar
from Kahului, Maui, February 18th, which were
shipped into the bark Virginia.
The American tern Mary Dodge sails next
Wednesday with sugar for San Francisco.
EThe Oceanic steamship ST. Paul Captain NJ c.
Erskine, sailed for San Francisco February 18Th
with 1900 bags sugar and 800 punches bananas.
heAmerican brigantne @. C. Perkins, Captain
Alderman, arrived at Kahului, Maui, February
10th, with a cargo Of lumber from Port Townsend.
The schooner Rosario, Captain swift, was towed
out to sea from the port Of KahuluI, Maui, by the
steamer LIkelike, with full cargo Of sugar for
San Francisco.
Tie steamer waimanalo returned from Wal
malO, Oahu, February 18th, where she landed
some machinery for Hon. H. A. wIdemann.
The steamer IwaIani brought 5000 bags sugar,
horses, 81 hides, - pieces koa timber, "a pack
ages furniture and 100 packages sundries from
Kauai February I4th.
The steamer Iwalani left waimea, Kauai, Feb
ruary 18th, for N'ihau, the scene of the wreck
Of the steamer Planter. On her arrival there she
found the weather exceedingly rough, and could
not get any OF the wreckage from the Planter,
which ready for shipment. The IwalanI left
The steamer Kinau brought 1885 bags sugar,
30 hides, bales wool and I2o packages sundrids
from windward ports February 14th. She sails
tomorrow afternoon.
The Oceanic COmpany's brigantine Consuelo,
Captain E. B. Cousins, arrived in port February
18th, 2IX days from San Francisco, with a full
cargo of general merchandise and a deck load of
2l5 pigs. Encountered two gales in the latitude
Of San Francisco. Thence light northeast winds
20 port. Passed the barkentine Rosario February
18th, from Kahului, bound to San Francisco The
Consuelo is docked at Brewers wharf.
The steamer @. Z. Bishop brought $500 bags
sugar from Hamakua, Hawaii, February 18th.
The American fulI-rigged ship Valley Forge,
Captain Love, arrived Off port February 18th,
with coal from Newcastle, N. 8. w.
The Oceanic Companys brigantIne John D.
Spreckels, Captain Friis arrived In port Febru-
airy I3th IA 4 days from San Francisco. wltha full
cargo Of general merchandise. Sailed from San
Francisco January 18th. First two days had fresh
NNW winds with thick fog; thence light variable
winds till February 9Th, when a fresh southerly
gale was encountered for nearly 4s hours; thence
to port had light easterly winds. She brings, be-
sides general cargo, two fine horses for Mr.. w. G.
Irwin, and 81 tanks gasoline. TheJ. D. Spreckels
ia p<ada at Old
The Oceanic Company's Royal Mail steamship
MaripOsa, H. M. Hayward, Commander, arrived
in port February 18th, from the Colonies. sailed
from Sydney January 2sth, at $3.50 p. m, and dis
charged pilot at 5:l2 p. m. Had fine and pleasant
weather to Auckland. receiving pilot at 6:45 p.
February LIST. sailed from Auckland February
I'd at 2sO p M, and discharged pilot at 1924 p m.
Experienced fine weather, with light head winds,
to Tutuila, Samoa, where she touched February
9Th at a. M, and sailed again at e:35 q. N. for
Honolulu; thence to port light to fresh head
winds, with moderate and frequent rain
squalls February 4th, at 3. M, passed steamer
bound south. supposed to the Union Company's
steamship Mararoa, from San Francisco, via
Honolulu, for Sydney.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's Royal Mail
steamer MaripOsa took from this port 1854 bags
sugar, 900 bags rice, $50 green hides and 1000
punches bananas, for San Francisco, on February
14th. The value Of the cargo is about $4,000.
The steamship City OF Picking, Captain H. c.
Dearborn formerly Of the P. NJ. s. s. City of
Sydney, anchored off port February I4th, 111z
days from Yokohama, with sSs Japanese immi-
grants. Sailed from Yokohama on the I'd in
slant. The tugs EIeu and Pele were busily
gagged soon after she anchored, conveying the i'm
migrants, with their provisions and baggage, to
the depot. The tern Ke Au Hou took out coal to
her