The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-04

! w EATHER BUREAU REPORT. Mar
3, 9 P. M.-Temperature, Csc; dew
point, 640; barometer, 1898. Pros
poets, rather doubtful.
The bark Martha Davis is at the
railroad wharf.
The WaialeaIe and Ke Au Hou
are expected today.
The schooner BERTHE Minor will
sail for San Francisco today.
The steamer Claudine did not
get away until after 6 O'Clock yes
terday evening.
The City of Picking was delayed
in her hour Of sailing until after 6
o'clock. last evening.
The brig Courtney Ford and the
barkentine Skagit will load lumber
on the Sound for this port.
The captain, crew and passen-
gers of the japanese steamer
Chiyoda Maru are all japanese.
The Rio de Janeiro mail was left
on Wilder's wharf yesterday and
from there transferred to the City
of Picking.
The work of loading sugar on
various vessels in port was almost
totally suspended yesterday on &C
count of the rain.
The whaling bark Gayhead in
command of her new master, Foley,
sailed from San Francisco on a
whaling trip, Feb. 21st.
Owing to delay in coaling opera
tons the U. S. S. Bennington will
not be able to get away today but
will sail for San Francisco at 10 a.
M. tomorrow.
The bark Alden Besse, Potter
master, arrived yesterday morn
ing, 10 days from San Francisco,
with a cargo of general merchan-
disc consigned to w. G. Irwin &
Co. On February 18th, in long.
1440 II" and lat. 80 )" spoke the
barkentine G. F. Croker bound to
San Francisco from Hilo.
While Charles Opunui, Moau,
John Fernandez and Kahalelau,
four policemen, were on the City Of
Peking buying cigars yesterday
morning the steamer hauled out to
make room for the Rio de Janeiro.
The men thought they were in for
trip to Japan and almost cried to
think that they were leaving Ha-
wall and poi. They were very
much relieved to find that the
steamer would anchor outside and
that they could be returned in the
pilot boat.
The steamship Chiyoda Maru, |
Tishikawa master, arrived in port
yesterday morning, 10 days from
Yokohama with a cargo OF general |
merchandise. The Chiyoda Maru
comes consigned to Theo. H. Davies
q Co. and brings total of 1877
japanese passengers divided as fol-
lows: 500 men, 129 women and 9 4
children. The are COS contract
laborers divided as follows: 487
men, 113 women and 5 children.
The free laborers number 1872,
divided into 112 men, 16 women
and 4 children. The. Chiyoda
Maru will leave for Yokohama on
Monday.
The following vessels have arriv-
ed at San Francisco from various
ports on the Hawaiian Islands.
Feb. 14-Hawaiian bark Santiago.
81 days from Hilo via Honolulu,
% days; Feb. 16-British steamer
days and Is hours and
schooner Transit, II days from
Honolulu: Feb. II = barkentine
Willie R. Hume and schooner
Robert Levers, each 20 days from
Feb. IS schooner John
D. Tailant, % days from Kahului:
Feb. 2O-Hawaiian bark Andrew
WEIGH, 20 days from Honolulu;
Feb. 22-bark Albert, II days
from Honolulu
The following vessels have left
San Francisco for this port. Feb.
I5-ship Kenilworth, Baker, for
Honolulu; Feb. 16-ship Henry
Willard, Potter, for Hilo; Feb. 10.
G. G. Funk, Charleston,
or Honolulu; Feb. 21-Hawaiian
steamer Iva Henningsen, for Ho-
loipu and schooner Mary Dodge,
Hansen, for KahuIui; Feb. %
German bark H. Hackfeld, Barber.