The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-31
SH ping NOTES.

The steamer Hawaii arrived yesterday
from Hawaii with 1856 bags sugar from
Paauhau and 40 head cattle from Hawai-
haze Reports rough weather along her
route. She will sail again next Friday.
The o. 5. s. Mohicau was at Rilo on
Christmas Day.
III. NJ. S. Nymphe was at anchor at La
haina on Monday morning when the
steamer Hawaii passed that port.
The schooner Robert Levers sailed De-
cember 30th for San francisco with 4S5
bags rice and % ,69l bags sugar, weighing
2.I32. Ala pounds. The consignerS were:
H. Hackfed & Co., II ,135 bags sugar; G..
Bolte, 1880 bags sugar; NJ. 5. Grinbaum 81
Co. 2226 bags sugar and ass bags rice. The
cargo was valued at Sl2l ,962.03.
The Hawaiian iron barque Andrew
WEIGH, Captain Morrison, arrived at sgd
new from San Francisco the early part of
November.
The American bark VIII W. Case, Cap
tain Whalman, arrived December Both, Is
DAYS from San Francisco with cargo of
general merchandise. Experienced fine
weather the whole passage. She brought
one thousand cases of kerosene oil. The
Case is locked near the Oceanic Steam
ship Company wharf
The British iron bark Girvan, Captain
Angus, sails this morning for San Fran
cisco with the largest cargo of sugar ever
shipped from this port during the past two
wears, viz, ,229 ,053 pounds. The shippers
Are: c. Brewer Il Co. SOP bags sugar; F.
Schaefer Il Co.. GIG bags sugar; Castle Il
Cooke, 1909 bags sugar; Theo. II. Davies
& Co, 20,117 bags sugar. Total sugar
81. 3l4 bags; domestic value, Sis, 932 90.
The Kaimiloa came off the Marine Rail
way Yesterday She is locked at the p
s. 5. Co.'S wharf.
The schooner LiholihO brought yesterday
from Waimea, Kauai, 1900 bags sugar for
the barkentne Discovery, She sails again
to-day Tor Waianae, Oahu.
The steamer c. r. Bishop is expected
this morning from circuit OF this island
Pue new American bark Albert. under
command of Captain }. {. NJ. Winding
arrived Tuesday evening, December 80. y
DAYS from ST. RoSahe, and was moored IL
IN, stream. Capt. Winding was for many
wears in command of the bark Forest
Queen. The Albert Is said TO be fine
vessel, and her cabin is a marvel IN beauty
of architectural design.
The schooner Sarah and Eliza brought
Yesterday from koolau 514 bags rice.
The steamer Mokolii arrived yesterday
from Molokai with $50 bags sugar and III
sheep. She sailed again yesterday after
noon.
The b. -kentine w. II. Dimond, Captain
T.. L. Drew. SdltS lIllS iuoihiLR Will SuSdl
for San Franc So
The bark Charles b. Kenny, on her way
TO San Francisco from Seattle with a carg,
of coal, was struck by storm Decembe
l4th. soon after leaving Cape Flattery, anC
had perilous time. Captain Johnson
master of the vessel, was thrown under tn
wheel and his leg broken. The Kenny va
taken back TO Port Townsend. The bari
IRIS s. Thompson, Captain Howard
boz. - for Kahuui, was in the straits IL
tow of he tug Mogul. The cyclone strucl
the vessel broadside on and nearly threw
her on her beam ends. Her cargo OF lum
her shifted and she was unable to proceed
A tug brought her back to Port Angeles
where her cargo is being righted.-lS. f
Commercial News.