The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19
WHARF AND WAVE.
The Bark Wrestler on the Rocks
at Esquimalt.

Weather, cloudy wind, fresh oh'
The R NJ Monowai, Capt.
Carey. left San Francisco Feb. 1lth
at 3 40 P. NJ, being detained three
DAYS on account of the delay IN
the arrival of Atlantic steamers.
She had fine weather on the run
down. with fair winds the greater
part of the passage till nearing the
coast. when thick weather was ex-
perienced, with occasional heavy.
SQUALLS. She brought 147 tons OF
merchandise for Honolulu and had
90 tons in transit. There were on
board 61S packages OF colonial e2-
hibits from the Worlds Fair.
The steamers Hawaii and XII
lauea Hou will leave for Hawai-
today.
The bark Alden Besse will COM
mence loading sugar this week.
There are now 400 bags in the
warehouse for her.
The schooners Ka Moi and Moi
wahine will bring about 5000 bags
of sugar from Papaikou this week.
The Kilauea Hou brought six |
native lepers from Hilo on Satur-
day.
The brigantine John D. Spreckels
left Kahului last Wednesday for
San Francisco. The barkentine
Mary Winkelman was towed out on
Saturday evening. They both took
full cargoes of sugar.
The steamer Mikahala leaves for
Kauai this afternoon, returning
/ next Thursday evening in time to
make second trip to Kauai this
week.
!: The clipper bark Albert, Capt.
.N. H. Griffiths sails today for San
Francisco.
The steamer James Makee goes
TO Waianae and Waialua at 9
o'clock this morning. On her re-
turn she will go to Kappa, Kauai.
The steamer Likelike arrived
Yesterday with 1900 bags sugar from
Paauhau.
- There are at present about 33,OOO
;. bags of sugar at Papaikou waiting
for shipment and about 15,OOO at
Pepeekeo, and as many more on the
other parts of Hawaii.
70 SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
q The bark w. J. Jewett well-known
e. at Honolulu was blown on the beach
at Redondo, Cal, on Feb. 10th and
D. is a total wreck. The crew were
O saved. Most of the cargo Of lumber
- will be saved.
The Australia arrived six hours
overdue owing to head winds and {
20 heavy sea encountered during The
16 last three days on the way up.
10 ~ = The four masted Hawaiian shil
80 Hawaiian Isles, Captain Kustel, viii
81 leave here soon.
r It is rumored in San Francisc
is that the bark Ophir has sailed TO
10 Honolulu, with load of opium.
p VICTORIA (B CO., Feb. TN
20 severe storm of this morning the Sa
% Francisco bark Wrestler, just arrive
% from Honolulu to load lumber here
81 dragged her anchor in the Royt
y Roads and went broadside on Whit
,, % rock. near the entrance to Esquima
) 81 harbor, where she still lies, despii
D % the efforts of the tugs Mystery, HOP
T, I and all other small craft to remoN
5-3i her. 1t is feared that the bark
ar badly injured. She has sever
lilo holes below the water line and
. badly strained.
The Wrestler was in ballast al
1O2 had both anchors out at the time
I'd her mishap. She now lies In
awkward position and it Is fear'
gar may break up.
oar VICTORIA (B. CO., Feb. 10.-T
s"-' steamer Miowera will go out of tt
gar. dock Monday and take on coal
Nanaimo and sail for Newcast
and England, to be enlarged and repa
lluu. ed. Arrangements have been ma
=, 243 to take part of the crew to Sydn
iG Sas by the Arawa and there pay {
The others will go to England.
from The yacht De Tolna, with Cot
Countess Festetics on board. arrl1
from in the harbor of Papeete, Tab
from Honolulu on the 18th of Jal
airy.
ugar, ARR1vALs-January 80, barkent
Planter, 10 days from Honolulu; Janu
. 80, schooner J. 6. North, q days II
Mahukona; January 81, barkenl
Amelia, 1917 DAYS from Honolulu T
ruary L, brigantine w. q. Irwin Is d
teb II -. ~ Jays fror, HiIo. Fehru
An ooiAhoon, 80 w u N;mond 17lL a
Feb II 1I IT. iioiLoiuu, ~ -. TN, Kahu
Trow- VI. "ealneI"dA Ia uayo 49, ~
=, February 3, schooner oahROl' ~
SO on from Honolulu; February 9, scho(
Aloha. II days from Honolulu; Febrl
ID IS 10, S. S. Australia, days and
obron, | from Honolulu; February IO DARK !
IT. c b | Ion IL DAYS from Honolulu.
IL, J f Es-January so, S. S. @
rs Ss IN, for Honolulu, etc.; January 80,
Nov Nov Besse tor Honolulu; January 81, sch
er Olga for Mahukona; February l,
Moro, Alex Mcneil for Honolulu; Februa