The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-06


the 18th.
TIE z. u. :. I Nouomzi- Carer.
commander, arrived lsst eve1inE
about 3 30 O'Clock tr-m tbs Colo
MES en roUte . San Francisco She
brought I've cabin passengers for
this po-t- She has about Efry IN
transit. She Jeff Sydney Oh
March 18Th - 6:15 ?. II. and a.
rived - Auckland Oh the 18th,
and. leaving Elk hours Later, she
reached and anchored Of APIS a.
midnight o. the Both. she dis
charged her cargo and left again a
3 % "a z. for Honolulu She had
6ne weather throughout tie yoy-
age
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, March
15.-The steamer City OF Pueblo.
which broke down OF Cape Flattery,
and was toEed back 10 this port By
the tug Wanderer, was Ebeled today
by the Puget Sound TUgtoat Com
pany for 10000. The owners Of
the Pueblo offered the tug company
$500. which was refused. the
amount demanded being $50, 600
The Pueblo Will furnish bonds and
sail for San Francisco.
New YORK, March Il. The
steamer Vega, from Portuguese
ports, reports that the bark Mont
gomery Castle was boarded by
huge wave near the Azores, and al
three officers and seven men were
washed overheard and drowned.
The men left On board do not IN
derstand navigation, and have no
nautical instruments. Il Is feared
that the vessel will be wrecked.
A late San Francisco paper says
that the wreck OF the steamer City
OF New York, near Point Bonita,
has disappeared. All that can be
seen i the part q one mast. She
has evidently turned over on her
side inshore toward Point Bonita.
A heavy gale raised a swell that
lifted her battered hull from rs
hard resting-place and dropped Il
over IL deeper water.
The schooner Emma Claudina
arrived yesterday, nineteen days
from San Francisco. She brought
a general cargo. i portion Of her
cargo is for FanniDg's island. and
az soon e she discharges her
freight for this port she viii leave
for the island. Captain Nielsen
said yesterday that this Is his first
trip TO this port. He reports an
uneventful voyage.
The Custom House authorities
seized some liquor on board Of the
Aikoku Maru yesterday morning
The stuff was not entered on the
list OF stores. Four cases Of gin
and twenty cases Of sake Ca Japan
csc beverage) were taken to the
Custom House.
The Monowai viii depart this
morning at 9 o'clock for San Fran
cisco. The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is
out. and a copy should be sent
with your letter. 1t contains the
illustrated article On the Bishop
Museum, besides al the news OF the
day.
The japanese laborers who had
been discharging the Aikoku Maru
were let out yesterday and twenty
natives took their places. The ma
tives were jubilant in consequence.
Three coal-laden vessels unload
| ing at one time make it very un-
pleasant along the water front ow-
ing TO go much coal dust flying
/ about.
There is some talk Of chartering
the schooner Emma Claudina,
which arrived yesterday, to run be-
tween this port and Tanning g
island.
Purser Fenwick OF the Monowai
and Captain Goodman of the Rob.
ert Levers have the thanks OF the
ADVERTISER for news favorg.
The steamer Hawaii left for Ha.
kalau yesterday afternoon with p
( Japanese laborers. The men ar
rived On the Aikoku Maru.
The Hawaiian bark r. P. Rithet
arrived at San Francisco on March
/ 18th. 1t took. her Seventeen days
to make the rum r
The whaling schooner war re-
I ported on March 18th having. up
I to that date. taken three whales ia
/ the South seas.
The wooden ship Occidental, now
in port. is about 20 years old. She
is 1888 tons register, and was built
{ at Bath. Ne.