The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

The American bark c. o. whitmore, Captain
T. Thompson, sails this afternoon for san Fran
cisco with s,41s bags sugar and .626 bags cobra
valued at as5 300.
The tern W. 5. Bovine sails for san Francisce
next Tuesday.
The steamer w. @. Hail brought I55 bags
sugar, 213 bags ava, IS bags coffee, pigs, 20
hides, ia packages sundries and 30 head cattle
from Maui aud Hawaii March Goth. The sugar
was put into the Oceanic COmpany's warehouse.
The schooner waimaIu brought $40 bags sugar
| from KaiwiIahiIahi, Hawaii, March 2sth, which
were transferred to the tern W. ). Bovine.
A half-casre Hawaiian, named ohm McColgan,
has taken charge for the time being of the
James 1. Dowsetf, Captain Charles Dudoit having
| resigned.
| The schooner HaIeakala took load Of fertil-
izers to PepeekeO, HIlo, Hawaii. March Goth.
The steamers Likelike, James I. DOwsett and
| MOkoli will arrive to-day and the steamers Klnau
and Iwalani tomorrow.
! The steamer c. R. Bishop Will be LAID up for
| general overhauliDg for q week. She will receive
a new smokestack. Next week she goes on the
slip to be cleaned.
The schooner Josephine brought $50 bags rice
from Eva, Oahu. March 26th.
The tug Eleu being laid up for repairs the tug
Pele tOwed In the bark Charles B. Kenny March
10Th.
The American steamer Santa Maria, Captain
n. HRrloe, sails at O'Clock this afternoon for
San Francisco with about 10 900 bags sugar. Miss
L. Wicke is booked to leave by her.
The barks Ceylon and C. o. whitmore and
brigantine w. g. Irwin took 70 San Francisco
this-week 1928 bags sugar, 100 punches bananas,
iS4 bales wool and ,s26 bags cobra, to the value
Of a25l,lSs IL; the steamship Santa Maria takes
to-day about 10000 bags sugar, valued at nearly
10000
The British brig North Star, Captain Water
house, arrived of port March 2Gth, with about 600
tons coal in transit for San Francisco. She is So
days from Newcastle, n. s. w.
The British tern Lottie Fairfield, Captain J.
Bingay. sailed in ballast March 26th for HiIo Ha-
wall, where she will take a load OF sugar to san
Francisco
The schooner Mile Morris brought 200 sheep
from Lanai March goth.
The schooner Rob Roy brought $50 bags rice
from KooIau. Oahu, March 10Th.
The schooner Nettie Merrill brought 2, 100 bags
sugar from Lahaina, Maui, March goth, which
were put into the Pacific Mail Company's ware
house.
The barkentne Amelia was hauled on the Ma
rine Railway March 2sth to be cleaned and re-
ceive new coot OF copper paint.
The steamer Waimanalo brought 500 bags sugar
from the Hon. J. A. Cummins' plantation, Wal
manalO, Oahu, March 26th, which were trans
ferred to the bark C. o. whitmore.
The bark Charles B. Kenny and the brig North
Star left Newcastle, N. s. W., the same day and
hour January 10TH with coa for here, and both
arrived here the same day, March goth, but never
saw each other a ter clearing land during the en-
tire passage OF IS days.
The British bark Tycoon, which sailed from,
Newcastle, N. s. W., January SOth, with coal for
here, is 50 days out; the British bark Star OF De-
Won, which left Newcastle in company with the
Charles B. Kenny and North Star, is 20 days out;
and the barkentine Jane A. Falkenberg is 65 days
out
The American bark Charles B. Kenny Captain
Fl. n. G. KahIer, arrived In port March 2sth ss
days from Newcastle, N. S. w, with ,4sO tons
tons coal to Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co. Sailed
from Newcastle January 10th; had exceedingly
light Winds and Gains the entire passage; never
set the skysail for "a hours together. The Cap
tain says that he never experienced such calm
weather before
The barkentine Discovery, Captain Meyer, is IA
days out from San Francisco
Inc IoHo"lhg vessels arrived at this port from
foreign psrts during this week: Steamships Mari
posa and Santa Maria, from San Francisco; bark
Hope, from Port Townsend, w. T.; whaling banks
Dawn, Helen Mar, Mary and Susan, Atlantic and
Abraham Barker, from cruise; bark Apollo,
from Callao, y. A; and bark Charles b. Kenny and
North Star, from Newcastle, n. S. w. Following
were the departures: Steamship Mariposa, for
Auckland and Sydney; ship Stirlingshire. for
Portland, Oregon; barkentine KIikitat, for Port
Townsend, w. t.. whaling barks Mary and Susan.
Dawn, Abraham Barker, Helen Mar and Allan
tic, for the Arctic Ocean; brig Allie Rowe, for
HongkOng; brigantine w. g. Irwin and bark
CeylOn, for San Francisco, and tern Lottie Fair
field, for HIlO, Hawaii, en- route to San Francisco