The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-22
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kealia mill, Kauai, is grinding sugar
at the rate OF 300 tons per week.
The steamer Lehua brought p head cat
tie from Kawaihae on Saturday.
The steamer Mikahala brought on sun
day besides sugar So sheep, hides and
horses.
The American bark Sea Ranger, Captain
b. COgan, sailed on Saturday, April 10th,
for a cruise to the Arctic Ocean.
The steamer Lkelike arrived on Sunday
morning from Maui with 1852 bags sugar,
% pigs, , horses, and us packages sun
dries. She sails again this afternoon.
The Swedish bark Olaf Trygvassen, of
HelsingbOrg, $50 tons, Captain I. Meyer,
was anchored in the stream on Saturday,
April 10Th, = days from Newcastle, \. ).
w, with 800 tons coal. Reported hav-
ing encountered a hurricane on the voyage
hither.
The American barkentine s. c. Wilder,
Captain a. II. Paul, which sailed on Fri
day, April 10Th, for San Francisco, took
the following shipments: Theo. ii. Davies
Il Co, APO bags sugar; Castle ~ Cooke
3. SIS do. do; G. Brewer IL Co., 6,7S9 do.
do. Total sugar, 1904 bags; tonnage,
OIS tons. Domestic value, SlO2,OS5 30.
The American barkentine Planter, Cap
tain y. w. Z. PenhallOw, sailed on Satur-
day forenoon, April Goth, for san Fran
cisco with IL, $50 IL ISL ,225 pounds) and 300
bnchs bananas. The shippers We're: IL.
Hackfeld 4 Co, 14O69 bags sugar; NJ. ;.
Grinbaum Il Co., ,627 do. do. a. ). Camp
bell, 800 bnchs. bananas; Total tonnage 9o3
tons. Domestic value, $lU3,2JI ~.
The American barkentine Discovery,
CAPTAIN ID. Mcneil, was mOOred at Brew
er's wharf, on sunday morning, April DIST,
2OJ5 DAYS from San Francisco with about
500 tons general cargo. Arrived of
Hama. Maui, last Monday IA. Gays
Out. and was beCalmed there. Sighted
the barkentine ). G.. Wilder on Saturday,
ATTN. m, becalmed Off the Leper Settle
ment, MolOkai.
The American bark :. c. Allen, Captain
T. Thompson, sailed for san francisco on
Sunday morning, April 2lSt, with 2OO2S
bags sugar weighing 2,4OO,iS3 pounds, ana
9IS bnchs. bananas. The consiguers were
G. Brewer & Co., 7,5l6 bags sugar; +. A.
Schaefer & Co., 9,Sl4 do. do; Iheo. II.
Davies & Co., 697 do. do; castle x COOKE
2OOI do. do; A. J. Campbell, DO bnchs
bananas. Total tonnage, l,2IO tons; uolh-
b. este value, Sl2l,lll 81
a The American barkentine w. II. DI-
mond. Captain +. p. Drew. sailed sunday
ADriI DIST, for San Francisco with s,IZ4
bags sugar, 3, 175 bags rice, 200 empty par
rels, and $50 bnchs bananas. ne ne, snip Llll-
1,ers were: w q. IRWIN & Co, ,S93 bags
sugar; II. A. Widemann, 3,23l do; DO. !;
HVman Bros, $50 bags rice; Nj. >: Grln-
baum & Co, = 500 do. dc; sing Chohg o.
Co, 315 do. do p. G. CamarlnoS, I2o
bnchs bananas. Total tonnage 90 'oi' >
domestic value, $70,S 25 60.
KAHULUI SHIPPING NEWS.
Heavy northerly swell prevailed during
the past week.
The brigantine ConsueIo is due here
from San Francisco.
The American schooner Anna sailed on
Wednesday, April 18th, with sugar Tor san
Francisco.
The American bark Robert Sudden,
Cantaiu Thlberg, will leave here about
neTt Friday with 200 tons sugar Tor san
Francisco.
The Hawaiian bark James 4. King, Cap
tain II. H. Berry, was tOwed out TO sea
nv the steamer Likelille on Saturday, Aprii
26th. on her way for San Francisco with
il, 26s bags sugar.