The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-31
WHARF AND WAVE.
The Albert's Third Quick Trip Down
In Succession

captain J. I. NJ " lnQlng, arrived
in port Yesterday morning, about
twelve DAYS from San Francisco,
with 900 tons of general merchan-
disc Had pleasant weather the
entire passage. The deck of the
vessel received a new coat of paint
on the trip down. This is the third
quick down trip of the Albert, the
former runs being II and 10 days
respectively. She went up on her
last voyage in III days, beating
the barkentines Planter and W. H.
Dimond by nearly two days. The
Ceylon and the W. H. Dimond
were TO leave San Francisco on the
same day with the Albert, and
they may arrive to-day or to-mor-
row. Captain Winding is justly
proud of his vessel.
The Hawaiian iron bark Andrew
WEIGH, Captain E. P. Drew, ar
rived in port yesterday morning,
with about 400 tons of general
merchandise. Had light winds the
entire passage. She brought three
head of fine Devonshire cattle for
Hon. G.. R. Bishop. The Andrew
WEIGH is locked at the Kinau
wharf.
The schooner Robert Levers has
been hauled out in the stream.
The barkentine Irmgard will
leave tomorrow morning for San
Francisco. She took in sugar from
the steamers Kilauea Hou and
Mikahala yesterday.
The American ship John c. Pot
ter, Captain Meyer, leaves this
afternoon with a full cargo of sugar
for San Francisco.
A three-ton fishing boat was
launched at the Esplanade yester.
day. 1t was built by the Portu.
guese of the Portuguese colony
The boat was decorated with ever.
green's. The American, Hawaiian
and Portuguese flags were flying
from temporary masts. The build.
ers celebrated the event in real
Madeira style.
The Swedish bark Nauna arrived
off port on May Both, Al days from
Newcastle, N.S.W., with coal fol
Alaska. She called here to obtain
charts of Alaska, the captain:
charts being expected here from
San Francisco next Thursday. /
the captain fails to get char
here, he will remain till the arriva'
of the through steamer. The Naunf
is still outside, lying off and on.
SAN FRANCISCO NOTES.
The bark Alden Besse, which
arrived May 18th, from Honolulu
reports passing the Nicaragua
steamer Montserrat in latitude IS
deg. 10 min n, and longitude 49,
deg. , min w
A new jigger-mast was put in the
Emma steamer City OF Picking a
the Pacific Mail Dock.
Another ease of smallpox is re
ported as having been discovered
at the Quarantine Station at Ange
Island, May IL This makes five
cases now in the lazaretto, and The
number is likely to be increased a
any time. The Pacific Mail peopl,
have decided to send the Collin;
to Honolulu with the Chinese anC
freight intended for that port, anC
which came here in the City O
Picking.
A late San Francisco paper say
that the P. M. S. S. Colima, lying
at the Pacific Mail Docks as al
extra steamer, will take the quar-
antined Chinese of the steame
City of Picking to Honolulu as soor
as they are released from Ange
Island.
A detachment of 2O5 marine
and officers for the Pacific nava
squadron arrived in Vancouver
B. c., on May 18th, at 5 o'clocl
A. NJ, in charge of St. Hudson O
the Royal Navy. Most of the mel
go to the Warspite and the re
mainder to the other ships.
Harry Rustchour, seaman OF
the British ship Cyphromene, lynn
in the stream, applied at the Re
ceiving Hospital, May 18th, TO
treatment of two lacerated seal,
wounds. He stated that the mat
struck him on the head with be
laying-pin because he refused to d
some work he didn't think be
longed to him.
The U. S. cruisers Baltimore am
Charleston arrived at Portland Or
from Astoria, on May 18th.