The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-25
SHIPPING NOTES,

The American oarkentine Discovery, Captain
/ John Lee, sailed from San Francisco October 9Th,
/ in company with the brfgsntine Claus Spreckels,
/ for Mahukons. Hawaii The schooner Anna left
the same day fOT Kahului, Maui.
The American bark Martha Davis, Captain Z.
II. Benson, consigned to Messrs. c. Brewer s. Co.
which sailed from Boston for this port August
/ 7th, spoken on August 25tb in latitude u y.
and longitude 81 ".
( Captain E. P. Drew OF the brigantine Claus
/ spreckels reports the arrivals Of vessels from
/ this Kingdom to san Francisco as follows; Claus
/ Spreckel= on October 4th q days hence, and the
. ". g. Irwin, the same day, II days hence;
/ schooners Anna and Rosario, same day "a and
I 20 days espectively from Kahului, Maui; brig
/ antiue John D. SpreckeIs and barkentine Amelia,
! on October 5th II and 15l2 days hence. respect
/ lively.
The Oceanic Company's American brigantine
! Claus Spreckels, Captain z. P. Drew, arrived at
this port yesterday, IS days from San Francisco
Sailed from san Francisco October 9th at 10 a.
N Experienced fine weather and light winds
the entire passage. She brought $50 tons mer-
ohandise, valued at So .4s2, including 20 barrels
salmon, 1923 pounds coffee. 80 bales hay, 2.977
pounds bread, 100 barrels lime, 400 sacks bran,
239 barrels -four, 94s gallons and SO cases wine.
$4,000 bricks. The Claus Spreckels will be
hauled alongside the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's wharf this morning to discharge her
cargo.
The brigantins ". G. Irwin was to leave San
Francisco for this port October 18th; she Mary
Winkelman on the 18th and the John D. Spreck-
els between the 18th and Goth.
The barkentine Amelia, Captain W. NewhaII.
sailed from San Francisco October 9Th for Puget
Sound to load lumber for here.
The steamship MAriposa sailed for san Fran
cisco October 23d a. p. She took from this
port 1900 punches bananas, 6I9 bundles goat and
sheep skins, 70 dry hides. IS green hides, $50
bundles sugar cane.
The steamer Kinau arrived from Maui and HR-
wall October Path, with 1877 bags sugar, 24S
hides, % bags ginger roots, $50 bags potatoes, 80
bags corn, horse and 100 packages sundries.
Reports fine weather She will leave tomorrow
afternoon.
The steamer MokoIii brought IS sheep from
Lanai and 24O bags sugar from MoIokai. She
leaves this afternoon.
The steamer Iwalsni brought l, O39 bags sugar,
81 hides so bags rice, 20 bags pia and "a head OF
cattle. Reports fine weather.
The American tern Emma Claudina, Captain
VIM. Matson n, sailed from ailo, Hawaii, October
10th with $50 tons sugar for Sd n Francisco. Cap
tain c. Lehman, wife and four children, Mrs
Mix, Mrs Ferris and VIM. Beck were the passen-
gers.
The steamer waimanalo brought 500 bags
sugar from waimanalo, Oahu, October 23d.
The steamer Likeliko brought 1895 bags sugar
from Maui October 23d, She leaves again this
afternoon.
The American bark Hope, Captain D. W. P
PenhalIow, arrived here Saturday afternoon, 81
days from Port Townsend, Washin gton Terri
tory, with $780, 600 feet of lumber for Messrs
Levers * Cooke Reports pleasant weather the
entire passage. She is docked at the foot of Fort
street wharf.
The schooner Anna, Captain c. Christiansen,
sailed from san Francisco October 9th for Ia
huIui, Maui, with cargo of miscellaneous mer-
chandise valued at So 494, including $50 pounds
tobacco, $40 bales hay, 65 hogs $50 barrels -four,
2s1 centals oats. 500 sacks bran, ,497 pounds
and u cases bread, so barrels lime, 1920 pounds
coffee $50 centals barley etc.