The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-29

cabin and As storage passengers
and 81 bags of mail. On January
%, at 3 PM, passed an unknown
English four-masted ship, bound
north. Experienced fair weather
throughout the voyage and arrived
at Honolulu On January p, at s 20
An
The steamer Iwalani will leave
tomorrow afternoon. taking the
MikahaIa's route this trip.
The Germon iron bark Nautilus,
166 days from Liverpool, arrived in
port Saturday afternoon. Size Is ct
anchor in the stream. H Hack
field & Co. are her agents here.
The Hawai- an bark Leahi a.
rived at Kahului. from Newcastle,
N.S.W., last Monday. She was I'M
loading her cargo of coal when the
Claudine left. After discharging
she will load sugar for San Fran
cisco forJ. D. Spreckels.
The steamer Mikahala went on
the Marine Railway Saturday. She
will leave for Kauai on Wednesday
afternoon.
The steamer Waialeale will leave
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning for
Honokaa and Kukuihaele.
The tug EIeu viii be moved up
to the Fish Market wharf today to
receive a new smoke stack. The
Honolulu Iron Works have just
completed it, and it will probably
be placed in position today. The
old smoke stack was damaged last
October, while trying to move the
Miowera from her berth on the
reef.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
Arrivals-January ID, s. s. City OF
Picking IL days, 5. s. Australia days
and Is hours, bark S. C.. Allen % days,
barkentine " restler % days; January Is.
barkentine Irmgard 10 days January 16,
s. s. Miowera liz days, bark j. c..
PhGger 19 days, bark Alden Besse 26
barkeutine S. y. Castle IA days, all from
Honolulu; January 16, schooner Olga
49, days from Mahukona; January
10 ,. s Monowai, days from Honolulu.
Departures January IA, bark K. P.
Rithet for Honolulu; January 20, S. S.
Australia for Honolulu.
Sp ,ken-January u, per ship John
Ena, the bark B. z. Cheney from Mana
imo for Honolulu, II lat. So 40 north
lon. 1872 q vest.
Protected DeDarturoS-Jan. 90 S. s.
China, February S, S S. Monowai, Feb
27, :. \ Oceanic, bark Albert, bark
Alden Besse, barkentine Irmgard, bark
entine ). y. Castle, bark s. q. Allen, all
for Honolulu; February p schooner
Olga for MahukoDa.
~qhe Hawaiian ship Hawaiian Isles
inst in from Newcastle, n. S. w. had a
narrow escape from destruction on
the voyage. On December 18th,
when in lat. % OIL north, lon.
1877 % west and % days out, smoke
was seen coming from hatch No. 3 and
on turning the Jumps OF coal over at the
surface found them ho:; then used an
iron rod for tester which heated in a
few minutes so as to burn the hand. but
the coal was not On fire. All the other
matches were then tested and found the
heat only IN hatch No. where eight
hundred tons OF fac coal were; next day
it was decided to pump water on the
Goals and steam was got up for the pur
pose. The water had the effect OF i'm
mediately lowering the temperature; on
the following day the steam pump was
again worked for four hours,
the water being led over the
Goals in trenches dug for the pur-
poe; from this time no pumping was
found necessary as the coal quickly
coolen off.
The Hawaiia1 steamer Alexander is
az present being fitted out at San Fran
cisco for wha ing voyage to the Arctic.
1t is stated at San Francisco that the
st-amer City of Sydney is TO be trans
ferred from the Panama route to the
| China service taking the place of the
| wrecked steamer City of New York.
Capt Johnson, formerly in command OF
| the New 70 k, will be in command OF
| the City of Sydney.
| The VI. s. S. City OF Peking left San
Francisco on January Is, for Yokohams
and Hongkong in command OF Capt. w
| r. -eabury, commander K. K. Searle re
naming over at San Francisco for one
| trip to take rest.
The exports o. merchandise and pro-
| due. from San Francisco to the Hawai-
ian islands IN December of last yeal
| a-,ou,+aS - coon e00 Tho total az