The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-12

Captain Smythe, late of the Iva
Iani, is very seriously i'll.
Steamer kaala arrived from
kealia last night without a cargo.
The .. =. :. Australia, due to-
day, will not sail until Thursday
afternoon at p. III.
1t is probable that the James
Makee and he Au Hou will get
away for Kauai ports today.
The o. & o. :. =. Gaelic got
away for San Francisco between
3 and 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The kinau arrived in port Sat
urday morning, having been de-
layed at PapaikOu taking on su-
gar.
The bark X. II. Rithet will finish
discharging sugar today and will
sail during the afternoon for San
Francisco.
There will be a race between
the yachts Edith L.. HoOkulele
and Coral Queen. The date has
not been set.
The little missionary steamer
X. w. Logan arrived at Ruk five
hours after the departure of the
Morning Star.
The Custom House boys are not
afraid Of small-poX-oh, no; not
they. nut the Board of Health
had charge of the Gaelic.
The Kinau discharged her sugar
at the foot of Allen street. This
will be taken into the Oceanic
warehouse to be shipped to New
York.
The Chinese freight on the Pa.
cific Mail wharf will be thorough
~ fumigated and placed in strict
Inspector Zerbe will
represent the Custom House.
Barney Odenstein has been
made jolly skipper of the once
crooked schooner Henrietta and
has taken complete charge, even
to making it his place of lodging.
There are tWenty-Seven men. in
a squad of policemen, I'M
der command of Captain Scott.
on duty at the Quarantine Station.
The smallpox patient is doing
we'll.
The Mikahala will leave for
Kauai ports tomorrow afternoon
and return Saturday morning. She
was over two hours late in arriv-
ing yesterday morning on account
Of bad weather.
The heavy strain oil the bow
line of the ship Roanoke, attached
to the mOoring post outside the
Port Surveyors office, has moved
it together with surrounding plat
form about one inch.
There are some fears entertain
ed as to the safety of the barken
tine s. @. Wilder. She is now
twenty three days out from San
Francisco with deck load of live
stock and also load of hay.
Captain and Mrs. Godfrey gave
4 picnic in honor of the captains,
heir wives and friends. of various
foreign vessels in port at the Nc
Lean home. Waikiki. Saturday. y
most enjoyable day was spent.
The boys along the water front
have been trying TO convince In
spector Ed Hitchcock that there
is a slight difference between
and vinegar, even though
the color is somewhat similar. |
The ship Roanoke moved back
to her old position at the Oceanic
wharf yesterday morning and re-
sumed loading sugar. She will go
INTO the stream again today in or
Ter to give the Australia her regu-
ar berth.
Tommy Cummins has been |
from the kinau to the
rlaudine. During his short en-
with the Wilder Steam
ship Company Mr.. Cummins has
won for himself the name of being |
l careful and efficient officer.
The barkentine Irmgard has fin
shed discharging her sugar and |
will now be put in shape to re |
,eive sugar for San Francisco. |
custom House officers searched |
her Saturday. but found no con
-raband goods aboard.
The brigantine Consuelo, Friis
master. sailed from Mahukona for /