The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-22

head cattle, horses 30 pigs, IS hides and II pack
ages sundries from Molokai February 10Th.
The schooner Manuokawai brought SO bags
rice, I4s bags sugar and 80 bags rice dour from
RoOlau, Oahu. February 10th.
The steamship Alameda sailed for the Colonies
after midnight February 2lst. She took in
about 400 tons OF coal.
The American brigantine Courtney Ford, Cap
tain Miller, anchored in the stream February 2Ist
4s days from Newcastle, y. ). w, with about 500
tons Of coal.
The American bark Ferris S Thompson arrived
at KahuIui. Maui, February I4th, with general
merchandise from san Francisco. The schooner
J. c. Ford arrived on the 18th from Francisco.
and the tern Joseph Russ arrived on the 18th in
ballast from san Pedrs.
The steamer Lehua brought :, $50 bags sugar
from Hamakua. Hawaii, February 21st. On her up
trip she cruised In Hawaii channel in search of the
schooner Domitila for two days, bat was unsuc-
cessfuI in her search.
The American barkentlne Geo. c. Perkins, Cap
tain II. Alderman, arrived in port February goth
from Port Townsend, via Rahului, Maui. She
discharged $50 900 feet of lumber at the latter
place, and came here TO unload the remaining
100000 fee; lumber. She is consigned TO Messrs.
=. g. Wilder & Co, and is locked at the foot Of
Fort street.
The American tern Excelsior arrived at Hno,
Hawaii, last week with lumber from Puget Sound
for Mr.. W. II. Holmes; and the schooner Emma
CIaudina, Captain MatsOn, also arrived at Hilo
with cargo Of general merchandise for San
Francisco.
The steamer IwalanI brought 1858 bags sugar,
2s bags pia, "a hides and so packages sundries
frsm Kauai February 2Ist. The sugar will be
IN thssh rlya Ia IN
The steamer James l. DOwsett brought 400 bags
sugar from Pais aud Kuau, Maui, February goth.
The steamer Kinau brought s,47I bags sugar,
40 hides. horse and 60 packages sundrIes from
windward ports F, bruary 10th. she leaves at 4
O'Clock this afternoon with passengers for the
Volcano and way ports of Hawaii.
The Oceanic steamship George w. Elder will
leave San Francisco February 9th and may be
expected her about March 9TH.
The steamer Lkelike brought S.0Os bags sugar
from Kahului, Maui, February goth, She will not
leave till tomorrow or the next day In order to
undergo repairs to her boilers.
The schooner Nettie Merrill brought l, $50 bags
sugar from Lahana, Maui. February goth.
The British bark Conference and the American
barkentine George c. Perkins were towed from
Kahului, Maui, February 18th by the steamer
bOIdt Bay. California, and the latter vessel for
Honolulu.
The American brIgantIne Selma, from Mexico,
via Honolulu: the American steamer Ida Schnauer,
from san Francisco; and the American barkentine
Wrestler, from Newcastle n. S. W., via this port,
were of KahuIuI, Maui, when the steamer Like
left there on the evening OF the instant.
Captain Duncan has been appointed to the COM
mand Of the tern Ke Au Hou: and Captain Under
wood takes command OF the schooner Canute.
The brIgantine J. d. spreckels, the barkentne
Eureka and the barks Virginia and Chllena all
expect to leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
The Oceanic Company's barkentine w. Il.
Dimond Captain H. c. Houdlette, arrived in port
early February 21st, ia days from San Fran
cisco, the best passage made for a long time by
sailing vessels. Sailed from San Francisco Feb
ruary 9th. Experienced light winds and pleasant
weather the entire passage. Arrived off Diamond
Head 1T midnight February goth. She brings a
fun cargo of general merchandise, including ma
terial for bridges at Kauai. She brought one pas
senger, Miss Duoit
The steamer IwsIani reports that the weather at
Niihau, where the steamer Planter is ashore, was
still rough when she left for Kauai February 10Th
The Iwalani landed the diving suit and a large
scOw for conveying machinery from the wrecked
steamer to the shore. The schooner Liholiho left
Waimea for Niihau February Goth with the inteR-
ton Of bringing salvage from the Planter to Homo
lulu.
The German bark Furst Bismarck sailed from
Bremen January 10th for Honolulu.
The tern Excelsior arrived AT Hilo Febru-
airy 10th from Port Townsend. Full cargo of lum-
Der for w. H. Holmes.
The American schooner Emma Claudna, Mat
son, Master, arrived at HiIo February 18th, 1411
days from San Francisco, with a full cargo of
general merchandise, mules, cows, horse and
60 hogs She brought the following passengers:
Mrs. L. Baker, Mrs. J. T. COan, and Messrs.
Greeley, Knowles and Horn