The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-25
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Claudine brought 1857 sacks sugar,
81 sacks taro 90 sacks potatoes, 43 sacks
corn, 60 hides, 80 hogs and 127 pkgs. sun
dries.
The kinau brought on Saturday 10, 1857
bags sugar, lis sheep, $50 bags potatoes,
% pigs, 40 bdls. hides. and $50 packages
sundries.
The cruiser Charleston will come down
from Mare Island to-day and will proceed
to Santa Barbara channel to give her new
eight-inCh guns trials. +. Chronicle,
May 7.
The schooner Reporter was loading
merchandise for Hilo at San Francisco
May I.
The American barkentine S. G.. Wilder,
Captain T. II. Griffiths, was locked at
Brewers wharf on Sunday morning. She
left San Francisco on the 18th inst. and was
therefore l6% days making the passage.
Captain Grffiths reports light winds. Mr..
McCandless, the butcher. was passenger
down. and he brought about $50 pigs. The
barkentine 5. &. Wilder brought the fol-
lowing cargo: 284 cts. barley, 274 cts.
wheat, 200 bbls. -four 4 ,O68 pounds coffee,
1852 pounds sugar, 10SO pounds tea, ,2S5
gals. wine, l06 ctls oats, $50 bis. hay, 2, AIS
SKIS. bran, IS ctls. corn, $50 bbls. lime, LOG
ctls. beans, 1900 cs. coal oil, go SKIS. mid
dings, 900 posts. 80 NJ shingles and 80 NJ
bricks.
The bark Alden Besse, Captain G. S.
Friis, arrived on May oath, 20% days from
San Francisco, with a general cargo. She
is locked al the z. NJ. S. s. Co.'S wharf.
Light winds prevented her from arriving
here sooner.
The American five-masted schooner
Louis was moored IN the stream on Satur-
day evening, May 3d. 90 days from New
castle, New South Wales, with 300 tons
coal. The Louis carries the honors of being
the first fve-master that ever entered
Honolulu harbor, but it is hoped that she
won't be the last. The Louis was built at
Coos Bay, on the coast of California, she
being originally intended by her owners
tor steamer. She is quite new vessel,
and presents somewhat novel appear
ance. Her arrival in our harbor attracted
many seafaring men on the city front to
view her as she lay in the bay. The five
master Gov. Ames, which recently visited
San francisco, was claimed to be the first
vessel of the kind that ever visited that
port.
The steamer Pele will leave tomorrow
TOR the following ports on Kauai: kolOa,
Eleeie, Waimea, and Kekaha.
The steamer Mlkahala brought on Sun
day 2,O72 bags sugar from Kauai.
The steamer Iwalani came in on Sunday
morning from various ports on Hamakua
coast with $3.50 bags sugar.
The steamer Kaala brought Nav 23d
2,1O0 bags sugar from Waianae.
The following is what the steamer Mo-
kOlii brought from Molokai on Saturday:
138 bags sugar so barrels molasses, II
calves, Z packages sundries and passen-
gers. She sails again this afternoon for
circuit of Molokai.
The steamers James Makee and Waia-
leale arrived on Saturday from Kauai
with 2 $3.50 and $50 bags sugar respective
ly. The former vessel is on the Marine
Railway.
The steamer Lehua arrived May 23d
from Honomu with 1850 bags sugar. She
towed the bark Harvester from Hilo last
Wednesday, May 10Th, bound for San
francisco with sugar cargo.
The steamer J. A. Cummins brought
1,2OO bags sugar from Koolau on Satur-
day. That was her third round trip last
week. II
The schooner KaalokaI, Captain Walker,
left on Saturday on her Shaking cruise.