The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-10
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Claudineis cargo yesterday
from Maui comprised the following: $3.50
sacks sugar. So sacks taro, 20 hides, 80
sacks coffee.30 sacks potatoes and I25 pkgs.
sundries.
FRYE steamers will take their departure
Tor their usual ports to-day.
The barkentine Mary Winkeimau took
IN sugar Yesterday from the Mikahala-
The steamer IwaIani's sugar was trans
ferredi-on board the barkentine ). N.Castte
yesterday.
The American barksHtiue sSkagit, Captain
Robertson, completed unloading her cargo
OF lumber yesterday. This evening, the
steamer Claudlne viii tow her TO Kahului
10 l0aa sugar for san Francisco.
The ship J. G. Potter will get away for
san francisco tomorrow. She viii take q
full cargo OF sugar
The Oceanic Company clipper brigan-
tine John D. Spreckeis, Captain c. Christ
Jansen, arrived az kahului at I O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon. February 8th, with
cargo of general merchandise from San
Francisco. she came down in about 10
days-aHOther report crediting her with q
passage of .ess than 91Z days. This crack
trip of the J. d. Spreekeis Is only excelled
BY the brigantine W. G.. Irwin, belonging
80 the same line.
Latt. arrivals from the Pacific Coast re-
port splendid weather and favorable winds
all the Way TO this port. Smart runs
either way viii therefore be common this
season.
The schooner Kulamanu arrived yester-
day from Mahukona, Hawaii with cargo
of about 2 go bags sugar. She intended to
lead sugar at Kohala but continuous rough
weather drove her from that place, and she
finally appeared st Mahukous, where she
obtained her cargo OF sugar.
The bark Charles B. Kenney, now sta
toned at the Oahu Railway and Land
C5rnpanv's wharf, received her drst los o.
sugar from the steamer Hawaii on Monday.
This IS the Erst case of a vessel receiving
sugar at that wharf.
The iron steamer Claudine arrived on
Monday morning, about 81 hours from
Kabului. Rough weather owing TO which
losdjng was rendered difficult was the
chief source Of her long detention at kahu-
lui aarbor On Sunday afternoon the
Ciaudine, Kahului's tOw-boat, towed ont
t. sea the American bark Ferris ). Thomp D
s0n the latter having on board q cargo OF
about go tons OF sugar for San Francisco.
When she left the Jno. y. Spreckels geo.
II. Douglass and Alden BESSIE, of Messrs.
Spreckeis' line, were graeing Kahuul
harbor. their presence enhvening that
place.
The brigantiue Geo. X. Douglass. Cap
tain A Jacobsen, arrived at Kahulur sat
ur1ay, February 7th, about 4 days from
san Francisco.
The American bark Alden Besse, in
charge Of Captain T.. s. FFiis eriy %
the Dark Alexander Mcneil arffvef ~
Kahuiui last week with aboat 10 t'ssis
Of coal from Nsnaimo, British Columbia.
She viii load sugar for San Francisco.
The steamship Alameda, which left thi.
port February 18th Tor san Francisco, car
Yied away cargo valued 1T Sl04 80 -.
Aesrs " g. Irwin q Co. shipped - AZ
bags ugar weighing 93f ,625 pounds The
Othet items were bags coffee, "a boxes
beteI leaves and ,028 lunches bananas
The American tern Tampa Captain
DyerbOTg was locked at the Fort street
wharf or Monday February 9th ~ days
from Port Townsend, with 80 II feet ium-
Der foG aessrs. Levers x Cooke. She Has
20 days from Cape Fiattery. After unload
ing she vii 20 70 HiIo TO load sugar for
San Francisco.