The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-17

The steamer Waimanalo brought 500 bags sugar
from waimanaIo, Oahu, May 18th.
The American schooner Emma Claudina, cap
tain w 0fatson, sailed from Hilo, Hawaii. May
I4th, with a fun cargo Of sugar for san Fran
cisco.
The steamer James Aakee brought I,04s bags
sugar from Lihue, Kauai. May 18th. # very
rough q Kapaa and Kiauea, preventing her from
loading sugar there. she leaves again noon to-
day for Kappa, via Waianse.
The steamer LikeIike towed out Of KAhuIui,
Maui. May 10th, the brigantine Claus sPrecEeIs,
Captain E P Drew, with q fun cargo OF sugar for
SAT- Francisco.
The Hawaiian brig Allie Rowe. Captain Phillips,
arrived AZ Hongkong April 2sth, &c days hence.
She is probably her way 20 Honolulu now.
The tern Hacyon arrived at Kahuiui, Maui,
early Last week, and was discharging coal when
the LIkelke left.
The bngantine ". @. Irwin and barke tine
Mary WInkeIman will sail this week with sugar
for san Francisco.
The steamer Kinau arrived May 18th from
windward ports with 1853 bags sugar, 5000 feet
koa lumber, 2ss goat skins. ? horses and 20 pack
ages sundres. she leaves this afternoon with
Passengers for;the Volcano.
a. II. Paul, arrived in port May 18th, Is = days
from Francisco. Had light variable winds
the first seven days; thence u port very strong
trades. She brought fun cargo OF general
merchandise, including % 900 bricks, 1000 posts,
etc, and l horse for 81. Rees and horses for
Hon. c. r. Bishop. The Bovine Is locked the
foot of Fort street.
The brig Hazard to leave san Francisco for
Hilo abou' May 18th, and the bsrkentine Eureka
was to leave the same day for this port. The
barkentine Discovery Will leave about the 22d
instant for here.
The American ship Ericsson, Captain Plum uler,
expected at this port from Newcastle, y. s. w,
with 900 tons coal, had arrived at San Francisco
after passage Of76 days from Newcastle.
The American schooner Rosario, Captain f. D.
Swift, arrived at Kahului, Maui, early last week
from San Francisco
The American bark Ceylon, Captain R. Cal
houu is Il days out from san Francisco for this
port.
The bark C. o. Whitmore. Captain Thompson.
left san Francisco April 25th for Port Blakely to
load lumber for Honolulu.
The following vessels had arrived at San Fran
cis1o from the Hawaiian Islands: pri. Goth, bark
Caibarien hence, brig Hazard from IIiIo May lsi,
brigantiue COusueIo hence: May 5th, brisantine
J. d. Spreckels from Kahului; May 7th, brigantine
Eureka hence; May 5th, barkentnes Jane A.
Falkenburg ami Discovery hence: Following have
been the departures for this port April 3Oth, bark
Ceylon, and May 9th bark Cuibarien.
The steamer Iikelike brought 6,OO5 bags sugar,
2,I5O bags OF which were from Kaiwilahilahi and
LaupahOehoe, Hawaii. She also brought 100 bags
potatoes. The Likelike sails tomorrow afternoon.
for Kahuui
The Oceanic steamship Alameda, Captain H G.
Morse. arrived in port at o'clock a. IN. May 18th
6 days, i3 hours and AZ minutes from San Fran
cisco. Had light Westerly winds TO the 18th
instant; thence easterly winds TO port At 1850 p.
m on the 18th passed the steamship Mariposl,
bound hence for san Francisco. The Alameda,
after dschargln2 her cargo here, proceeded on
her voyage midnight Of the 18th for Sydney
via uckland.