The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-03

February, and made the pas
sage down in 6 days and 10
hours. The thirty-six Chinese
passengers and 100 tons of freight
which she was unable to land here
on her last voyage, and which the
agents at San Francisco at first
thought to transfer to a sailing yes
sci, but on the day of sailing de-
cided that the steamer should call
at this port, were landed yesterday
and the Cinnamon sent to the
Quarantine Station to be fumi-
gated; they will be released to-
morrow. The Belgic left again for
Yokohama and Hongkong at s
o'clock last night. No passengers
went from here by her. The Belgic
has in transit 1924 pkgs. mdse.
and 120 pkgs. treasure.
The barkentine Amelia left San
Francisco on February 18th for
Port Townsend to load lumber for
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian ship Hawaiian
Isles, Capt. Kustel, arrived at San
Francisco on February 22d, -
days from Nanaimo, B. C.
The bark Matilda left Port Blake
ly for this port on January 26th.
The whaler Hunter left San
Francisco for a cruise on the 10Th
ult. She will call at this port
during this month.
4 The sealing schooner Eppenger,
Captain White, arrived yesterday
from San Francisco. She will leave
shortly for the Japan coast
The American ship J. c. Porter,
Captain n. Meyer, arrived yester-
day from San Francisco. She came
down in a little over eleven days,
having left San Francisco on the
18th ult., with cargo consisting of
1000 SKIS. bran, 125 tons white sand
400 bbls. lime, 400 bdls. hay, etc.
The Likelike transferred her
$3.50 bags sugar on board the ship
Eclipse yesterday.
The U. S. S. Alliance was coal
ing yesterday. The japanese
cruiser Naniva will receive to-day
and tomorrow $50 tons of coal.
The new $500 ton Hawaiian four
master iron ship John Ena may
come here bye-and-bye for registra-
ton. But if she makes San Fran
cisco her home port, then there
will be no necessity for her coming
here.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING.
Arrivals: Feb. 18th, Am. blk.
Harvester, 90 days from Hilo !;
14th, Am. brgt. J. D. Spreckels, II
days from Kahului; 10Th, Brit.
stmr. Belgic, 7 days from Homo
lulu; Brit. stmr. Monowai, Z days
from Honolulu; 10Th, Am. blk.
Alden Besse, % days from Kahu-
lui; Am. bkts. Irmgard and Plan
ter 10 and II days and brgt. W. G.
Irwin Is days, all from Honolulu
22d, Am. blk. Sonoma, "a days
from Honolulu.
| Departures Feb. 10Th, Am.
schr. Anna for Kahului F.; Am. schr.
Allen A. for Mahukona; 10th,
| Am. brgt. Consuelo for Kahului
10Th, Am. ship J. c. Porter for
Honolulu; 21st, Am. bkt. S. n.
Castle for Honolulu; 22d, Am. bk
Annie Johnson for Hilo.
Projected Departures: Mar. Sd
stmr. Monowai for Honolulu and
the Colonies 10Th, stmr. Australia
for Honolulu; Feb. 25th, schr
Transit for Honolulu; Mar. =
blk. Harvester for Hilo, brgt. J. D.
Spreckels and blk. Alden Besse fol
Kahului; and bkts. Irmgard and
Planter and brgt. w. G. Irwin, all
for Honolulu.
/ LIVERPOOL - Feb. 18th sailed
Ger. bk. Geo. n. Wilcox for Homo
lulu; passed Holyhead Feb. 10th
HoNGKoNG-Feb. 18th sailed the
stmr. City of Rio de Janeiro TO
San Francisco.
SYDNEY-Jan. 23d, in port, schrs
Alice Cooke and Lyman D. Foster
bkt. VIM. R. Hume, all for Homo
lulu via Newcastle, n. S. w.
NEWCASTLE, n. S. Wan. 23d
in port, schr. Puritan for Honolulu
A fire on board the U. S. S
Adams at Mare Island one day las
month, destroyed $1,000 worth c
provisions. The captain of the hol,
received severe burns about tn
head and face before extinguishin
the blaze, which was caused by
lamp explosion.
The case of the Itata, the vesse
. seized by the cruiser Charlesto
during the Chilean war for violatio
of neutrality laws, came up befor
| the Circuit Court of Appeals a
San Francisco recently, on an az
peal taken by the Government fror
, the decision of Judge Ross of th
: Southern District of Californi;
6 The Court refused to order the col
9 fiscation of the vessel on the groun
2 that the evidence proved that ST
3 ;ol q oopopoarnial vpss,