The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-09
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Kauikeaoul arrived September
I sth. "A hours from Kohala. Hawaii, with 200
! bags sugar. Reports light winds in the channel,
and very dry weather At KohaIa. The Kauike-
aOuli made the round trip within five days,
which is considered very quick trip.
The British iron bark Isle of Erin, commanded
by Captain James Inster, was locked at the Pa
cihc Mail Company's wharf, September Sth, I45
days from Glasgow, having left that port pril
18th. She had fair weather to so S. Atlantic.
Crossed the Equator in the Atlantic May 18th in
longitude 30 w. five days ahead of the Ameri-
can bark Edward May Passed the meridian of
Cape Horn July I'd. She was % days rounding
the Horn, frem 500 S. to 5U9 s., during which
time head wi nds and rough weather we've expe-
lie need. Took the northeast trades from IA n.
latitude, Pacific, to port The Isle of Erin comes
consigned to Messrs. Geo. W. BIacfarIane * Co.,
and brings $50 tons of general cargo for this
port, including $3.50 cases of spirits 4S boxes of
machinery, 400 bundles iron works, % anchors,
1860 galvanized pipes, 10000 hrebricks, etc.
She had AIS tons of coal in transit to Port
land, Oregon.
The Isle of Erin, KIikitat, J. C. Ford and
Amelia all arrived of port at daylight Septem-
Der 9Th, and by 9 a. the tug Eleu had them
all in port.
Mr.. A. Herbert's steam launch was landed
from the bark Edward May September 6th, anu
Mr. E. r. Ryan is repairing the laUnch's dam
aged bow.
The Russian steamship Moskwa sailed for San
Francisco September Sth with S42 punches Of
bananas and four passengers from this port.
The Oceanic Company's American brigantlne
W. q. Irwin, Captain J. L. MeCuloch, Is days
from San Francisco, arrived Oft port September
sth, and will lay off and till this morning.
The American tern ]. C. Ford, Captain T. T.
Grifiths. arrived at this port September 5th,
2OI2 days from San Fra ncisco with a full cargo
of general merchandise and three horses for
Messrs. Allen Robinson. Experienced very
light trade winds the entire passage. The j.
c. Ford is consigned to Messrs. H. HackfeId i
Co., and is locked at Brewers wharf
The barkentin California, Captain Charles
Davis, sails this morning in ballast for Puget
Sound.
The American barkentine Klikitat, Captain
r. D. Cutler arrived in port September Sth, IS
days from Port Townsend, W. T., with COZ SAG
feet lumber, $4,000 shingles and 10 spars for
Messrs. H. Hack1eld & Co. Sailed from Port
Townsend, W. T., August 14th. Experience
fine weather the entire passage. The Klikitat is
locked at the foot of Fort street.
The American barker Amelia, Captain ".
NewhaIl, locked near the Oceanic COmpanys
wharf, September 9Th. 19 days from Trinidad,
California, with AGA, 672 feet lumber and 1900
shingles from Eureka. Had fine weather the
entire passage
The schooner Mary E. Foster brought 153 bags
sugar and SO bags paddy from Kauai, September
sth. She sails again to-day with coal and lum-
Der for waimea and HaHamaulu. Kauai.
The barkentine Malay will finish dischsrging
her coal next Saturday and will leave in ballast
for Puget Sound probably on next Tuesday.
The schooner Canute sails to-day with loo tons
coal for the Reciprocity Sugar Company, Ha-
moa, Maui. -
The sloop Kahihilani brought about 300
punches bananas from Eva, Oahu. September
sth, for the Russian steamship Moskwa.