The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-12
SHIPPING NOTES.


The steamer James 1. DOwsett brought 700 bag
sugar from Molokai and Maui February i'm
she sailed again the day with lumber 10
the new landing PaiA, Maui.
The American brigantine Selma, Captain Black
which arrived of port on her way to KahuIui
Maui, February 10Th, was from Mexico il
ballast, and not from Newcastle, New soutI
wales, with coal as was reported The Sc
lima VIII load with sugar at Kahuiui for sar
Francisco.
The tern Mary Dodge received sugar from the
steamer Lehua February 1Ith. She has been re
painted.
The schooner LeahI brought s7s bags sugar
from Hanalei, Kauai, February 18th, which were
transferred 10 the bark Virginia.
The bark Virginia was moved from the Pacific
! Mail wharf to wiIdsr's wharf February nth &c
/ make room for the steamship Australia
4 The schooner Josephine brought ZIG punches
/ bananas from Eva, Oahu, February 18th.
I The steamer Lehua brought 2,7O7 bags sugar
! from Hanakua, Hawaii, February 18th. Re
ports fine weather along the Hamakua coast. She
( leaves AT o'clock this afternoon for HaIakua,
| Hawaii, via MAhukona.
! The American schooner Canute has finished
discharging her cargo OF general merchandise.
The Oceanic steamship ST. Paul sails at noon
tomorrow for San Francisco with sugar.
The American brIgan tine Consuelo, Captain E
B. Cousins, is 20 days out from San Francisco for
Honolulu.
Mr.. Smith, wharf clerk of the InteTisland
Steamship Navigation Company, has resigned his
position.
The following vessels arrived at San Francisco
he I'll,
Hazard on January 2Sd, "a days from Hilo Ha-
wall; January 25th, the barkentine w. H. Dl-
mond and the brigantne Claus spreckels, hence;
January Goth, bark II. c. Murray, hence; and
January 9th, tern Eva hence. The following
were the departures for here: January 22d, the
brigantine Consuelo; January 25th bark Ferris 5.
Thompson, and January 29th, the brigantine
John D. Spreekels.
The American barkentne Mount Lebanon is at
the Fish Market. having berths erected for Chi
nese passengers to Hongkong. She Will leave in
about ten days.
The American bark Hope, Captain D. w. P
PenhaIlow, which was burned while at Port
Ludlow, Washington Territory, last November,
has been repaired, and was loading lumber for
this port when the steamer left. She expects to
leave for here about the 18th Instant.
The American barkentine Wrestler has sold her
coal to Messrs. S. G. Wilder & Co. She leaves
tomorrow for Mahukona, where she will dis
charge her ss7 tons of coal. Messrs. H. Hack
field & Co.'S steam scow took out water to her
February 18th.
The schooner Mokuola brought 2GO bags rice
from EVA, Oahu, February 18th.
The American bSrkentine Forest Queen Cap
tain Winding, was to leave San Francisco for
Honolulu January 30th
The American tern Eva, Captain ]. o. WIKI
man, arrived in San Francisco January 27th, 20
days from this port with a cargo Of sugar. Cap
tain Wikman reported having experienced very
rough passage. While between Oahu and Maui,
the second day out, her fore-masthesd, together
with the topmast, were carried away. When
within the latitude of San Francisco, January
Goth, she lost her mainsail.
The American ship Sumatra, which expected to
leave for Sau Francisco, has decided to stay here
and will sell her coal. She was lowed into port
by the tug Elsu and anchored in the stream. The
Sumatra is the first full-rgged ship that has ar
rived at this port for long time past.