The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-02
WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD, July 10 PM
Weather, clear wind high \. F.


NJ. on Friday, July lst. Cleared
the Golden Gate at p. NJ. June "a,
and had fine weather throughout
with moderate n. E. trades, and
took pilot aboard off Honolulu as
above. After unloading freight,
the left again for the Colonies the
same day at about 3 P. NJ.
The steamer Claudine is due this
morning from Maui and Hawaii.
The American bark Mary s.
Ames sailed July 1st for Laysan
Island en- route 10 Germany.
Mr.. H. de Fries, Wharf Superin-
tendent, has recently received div
ing apparatus, to be used in connec-
ton with the dredger. Two natives
are being trained In its use.
The steamer Pele will take next
week 200 tons of coal to Makaweli,
Kauai.
|. The schooner Alice Cooke took
IN sugar from the steamer Pele
yesterday.
The ship Pactolus and bark Ophir
will leave for the Sound the mid
die part of next week.
s News came by the w. g. Hall
that the schooner Ka Haze Hawaii
was hauled on the beach at Kaeau-
hou, Kona, Hawaii, and undergoing
repairs.
The bark Havfruen will sail for
Fanning's Island next Wednesday
to load guano for Falmouth, Eng
land.
SAN FRANCISCO NOTES.
Arrivals, June s-Brig ConsueIo,
% days, and schr. +. S. Redfield,
10 days, both from Kahului; schr.
Transit, SO days from Honolulu.
June 9.-Ship Columbus, Is days,
bark Colusa, IS days, German bark
Paul Isenberg, SO days, bkt. Mary
Winkelman, 80 days, bkt. Discov-
cry, 263 days, schr. Puritan, %
days, s. S. Monowai, 6 days % hrs.
all from Honolulu; schr. Glendale,
27a days from Mahukona. June
10.-Bkt. S. n. Castle, 10 days
from Honolulu. June 15.-Bark
Sonoma, Is days, blk. Forest Queen,
Is days, bkt. lrmgard, 13 days, all
from Honolulu; schr. Anna, Is days
from Kahului. June 16.-Schr.
Eva, 142 days from Mahukona.
June Us. S. Colima, 81. days
from Honolulu. June 1S.-U. S. S.
Thetis, Is days from Honolulu; bkt.
Skagit, II days from Kahului.
June 2l.-Ship John C. Potter, 81
days from Honolulu.
Departures.-June Is, bkt. Dis
covery and June 10, schr. Transit,
both for Honolulu.
Projected Departures-June %,
s. S. Gaelic for Honolulu and the
Orient. July 5.-S. S. Australia
for Honolulu. Aug. les. S.
Oceanic for Honolulu and the ORR
ent. Schr. Anna for Kahului, bark
Forest Queen, ,bkt. Irmgard, bark
Paul Isenberg and bkt. S.N. Castle,
all for Honolulu.
Entered Out.-June Sd German
bark Henry Hackfeld, for Honolulu
from Liverpool.
Arrived-AuckIand, June Is, S.
] S. Mariposa, from Honolulu.
p Private advices from Japan say
the steamship Palmas of the Upton
line sailed from Yokohama for Port
land, via Honolulu, June 10th. The
steamship Mascot will follow June
30th and the Zambesi July Goth.
Large shipments of -four will be
made by these steamers, Chinese
-four buyers who ship all the -four
sent to China, held a meeting lately
and agreed that they would not
ship one sack of -four or single
passenger by the new line of steam
ers from Tacoma. This is in retail
liation for driving out Chinese from
that city few years ago.
Captain T. H. Grifiths, of the S
G. Wilder, was so confident thai
his vessel would take the first news
of. the Republican nominations tt
Honolulu that he had special ban
ner "Harrison and Reid" painted
to hoist off Diamond Head.
The new big tug Fearless, owneC
by j. d. Spreckels & Bros, ha
scarcely proved the success she wa
: designed to be. She has been a
J. the Union Iron Works half tn
time since her completion. Sh
will need larger boilers.
The British ship Ulrich is in iron
!, London after a short passage. o.
the voyage the sailors preached i
on her cargo and proceeded to ge
drunk. Four were in irons and tn
rest were practically in state {
mutiny when the vessel arrived.
t The Hawaiian freight war is owe
e and 50. so per ton is the rule on tn
i sailing packets. 1t is reported tina
. both Williams, Dimond & Co. an
~ j. D. Spreckels & Bros. agreed,
l. give Welch & Co. a subsidy to mali
e tain rates.
l, The barkentine Discovery an
u the schooner Transit both went
II sea with non-union crews on boar(
Both vessels left Mission /, and
lie was expected the union men wou
" tTv To Drevent the vessels IeaVin