The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20

mand of Captain b. Meyer, formerly OF the
oarkentIne Discovery, arrived at this port De
oomoer 18th, pip days from san Francisco. with
4 full cargo OF general mere haudise. including
10, 400 bricks for Mr.. E B Thomas. The Captain
reports very light variable winds alternating
with SalIus the entire passage The Eureka is
consigned to NIessrs, H. Hackfeld x Co, and is
moored at the Pacific Mail CoIupaay's wharf.
The schooner w4Iehu brought 560 bags paddy
from WaiaIua, Oahu, Dec smber 18TH.
The steamer Surprise, Captain Wess5arth ar
rived December 18th from Kuau Maui, With SIS
barrels molasses and II hides. The Captain re
ports dne weather The Surprise viii leave a;
O'Clock this afternoon for huau, Maui
The American tern J. C. Ford. Captain T. H.
Gr.th5hs, Is expected to sail tomorrow with
sugar and moIasses for san Francisco.
The American bark Saranac. Captain d. B.
Snow, which arrived from New York the other
18th TO discharge largo.
The American barkentlue ". H Dimoud.
Captain T. ID. Swift, arrived 81 this port De
cem5er 18th. 24l2 days from san Francisco, with
general cargo, consisting Of hay, feed and II POO
bricks for Mr.. George Lucas 500 pigs for
M7ssrs. E. C.. Winston & Burke. Chief UHicer
W. ;. Luce reports having had light variable
winds and caLns the entire passage trades
At all The ". b. DuuOad is doc ked usar the
Oceanic COmpauy's wharf.
The steamer kinau, Captain Lorsnzsn, arrived
from Maui aud Hawaii. December 18Th, with SIC
bags sugar, 40 bags ginger. 80 bags corn, 81
hides, horses, and IOU deck passengers,
The Oceanic Company's American brigantia.
Claus SPrecksls, Captain Z. P Drew, was doeked
Al F.,4 -
lstn, Il days from san Francisco. with general
cargo, including 25OUJ bricks. Messrs. " q.
Irwin Co. received by this vessel 4 horses,
one having died on the way. and eight Durham
bulls.
The steamer James Nakse brought 5l5 bags
sugar, "a head cattle, 325 bags paddy And - pigs
from Kauai, December 18th.
The Hawaiian bark star of Devon. CAPITALS
Alfred Lowell, arrived al this port December
18th, Il days from Fanuiu.'s Island, with 225
tons guauo. which Will be shipped to Bremen
by the German bark Pacific. Captain Lowell re-
ports strong trades up to the time he sighted
this island, December 18th, when the vessel was
suddenly becAImed and remained 50 for nearly
SIX days.
The bark Pacific VIII discharge about IS tons
sand in order 70 Accommodate the 225 tons
guano which came by the bark star OF Devon
The sailing OF the Pacific for Bremen has been
further postponed.
The steamer C. r. Bishop, Captain Clancy. Al
rived December 18th from Kauai with 575 bass
sugar 300 bags paddy, Is bags rice, Il hides, and
% head cattle.
The Hawaiian steamship Australia, Captain Z
c. FoudIette, took IN coal December 18th Ths
saloons have received thorough renovatng,
and the hull new coat OF black paint She Will
leave next Wednesday for san Francisco.
The American full-rigged ship Mercury AZ
rived 1t this port December 18th with 100 tons
coal from Newcastle y. ;. W. for Messrs. 5. q.
Wilder & Co.. and Is anchored IN the stream.
The Hawaiian Darkeutine Ella, Captain E C.
Rust, arrived December 18th. - dA~s from san
Francisco, with general cargo, and about go
pigs. The Ella Is consigned 10 Messrs C. Brewer
y Co., and is anchored IN the stream.
The steamer WaialeaIe sails At 3 o'clock this
morning for kukuih&eIe, Houokaa, and PAaul4u,
HaIuakua, via L4hain2.
The Oceanic Comp2ny's steamship Alameda
took TO san Francisco December 18th from this
port / 26g punches bananas, sJO bags rice, ana l.
Boxes beteI leaves. Cargo valued 1t =, 60.
The American bark J. h. Bowers, Captain J.
d Hum, Is expected to leave to-day with about
lao Chinese steerage passengers for HougAong