The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Pele again broke her shaft
at Hamakua. She arrived Sunday without
freight.
The steamer James Makee brought from
Kauai on Sunday 2,O72 bags sugar for the
John Smith.
Inc schooner Liholiho brought Saturday
from Kauai 1,056 bags sugar for the bark
entine John Smith.
The steamer kaala brought from Kauai
1855 bags sugar, Is hides and packages
sundrles on Sunday.
The steamer Mikahala arrived from
Kauai on Sunday with 5,291 bags sugar,
$50 sheep and 20 green hides.
The barkentine S. n. Castle brought two
ladies and three children as passengers on
Saturday from San Francisco.
The bark BENZ. +. Hunt finished dis
charging her cargo of coal Saturday at the
Z. Nj. >. wharf. She was moved to the
stream.
The John Smith, Ferris S. Thompson
and the barkentine Planter will probably
leave this port the end OF the week for San
Francisco with cargoes of sugar.
The Irmgard, S. q. Wilder, Discovery,
Mary Winkeman, w. B. Godfrey, Dean
field and the oarkentine Planter are wait
ing their turns to load sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The Ferris S. Thompson was receiving
sugar from the steamer Lehua Saturday.
The Thompson will probably leave some
day this week for san Francisco with a
full cargo.
The steamer Likelike brought On Sun
day from Maui l, 562 bags sugar, so bags
potatoes, 62 bags corn, 10 hides, OLA feet
koa lumber, 3 horses, IS hogs and rs pack
ages sundries.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived Satur-
day from Maui and Hawaii with l, 100 bags
sugar, 156 bags ava, 10S bags coffee, Is
hides, 80 head cattle, horses and 10 pack
ages sundries.
The American schooner Mary Dodge.
Captain Gallop, arrived at this port on
Saturday, "A days from Eureka, with a
cargo of lumber consisting If about 3OO,OO
feet consigned TO Levers & Cooke, Allen e.
Robinson and Wilder & Co. The Mary
Dodge experienced southeast and south
west winds the entire passage. She is
locked at Allen g. RObinsOn's wharf where
she will discharge her cargo of lumber.
The American four-masted schooner
Robert SearleS under command of Captain
Piitz arrived at this port on Sunday
the 10th of March 55 days from
Newcastle, N. S. W.. with LOTS tons coal
consigned to the Inter-island Steam Navi-
CATION Company. Sailed from Newcastle,
n. S.W., on Tuesday January 21st, had
light easterly winds. southeast winds to l6O
deg. west, then had variable light south
west winds. Passed the Equator on March
4th 149 deg west. Sighted Maui on March
14th. She is locked at the P. NJ. S. wharf
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals-March Sd CeylOn % days from
Honolulu; March 9th bark G.. N. Wilcox
% days from Honolulu. bktne. Wrestler 81
days from kahului, bktne. Kliktat 81 days
| from Kahului March 18th bark S. G. Allen
| q days from Honolulu; March Sth bktne
| w. II. Dimond 80 days from Honolulu.
Departures-March LIST bark Alden Besse
| for Honolulu; March 5th brig Lurline for
| Hilo. brig ]. d. Spreckels for Kahuiu.
Auckland, N. T., March LIST arrived s. s.
Mariposa from Honolulu.
Eureka. March 9Th sailed schr. Excelsior
! for Honolulu.
| Newcastle, N. S. w., March LIST sailed
schr. Golden Shore for Honolulu.
| Spoken-February 22d latitude 10 deg.
S. longitude 35 deg W. bark Faust from
| New York for Honolulu
Projected Departures-March 22d 8. s.
Belgic en- route for China; March 2Sth s. s.
Australia for Honolulu; bark Ceylon for
Honolulu; brig Courtney Ford for Hilo.