The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-14


The W. G. Hall will leave Oh her
regular route tomorrow at 10 a. m.
The J. A. Cummins arrived Sunday
morning with 1900 bags sugar from
Waimanalo which Will be put on board
the Transit today.
1t is reported that the Wilder steam
ship Kinau touched the reef at Ka-
waihae on Wednesday morning last.
She proceeded on her voyage without
damage.
Several of the officers of the Aztec
amused themselves by shooting with
parlor rifles at various objects in the
water yesterday afternoon. There were
few extremely good marksmen among
them.
The steamer Re Au Hou sailed at 4
D. M. Saturday afternoon with load
of coal for Waimea Captain Gregory
took her out, on account of the illness
of Captain Thompson, who remained
in town.
The steamer Lehua arrived in port at
I1O:O5 D. M on Saturday. On her re-
turn from Hawaii she called at Huelo,
Maui, and loaded rs pieces of machine
ry from the old Huelo sugar mill for q.
| Cation. The Lehua brought no sugar.
| The contract for the new steamship
for the Wilder Steamship Co. has been
awarded to the Union Iron Works Co
of San Francisco. From latest ad-
vices the keel blocks have recently
been laid and the work will be pushed
rapidly to completion.
The Claudine came in early yesterday
morning from Maui and Hawaii. She
brought a very light passenger list
Her cargo consisted of 1000 bags sugar
50 hogs and her usual quota of pro
duce. The Claudine sails at p. m
tomorrow on her usual route.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder's. cargo
from San Francisco for this port con
sists of 100 bbls flour, 1920 gals, 10 cs
wine, 1872 pkgs beer, 1888 ctls barley, q
cs champagne, 800 cs canned beef, ST
tons fertilizers, 1000 lbs oleomargarine
1872 gals whisky, etc, valued at ,704
The Mikahala came in early yester
lday morning from Kauai. She brough
l. hor of
amongst whom were several leading
gentlemen of the bar. The cargo con
sisted of 1913 bags sugar for H. Hack
field & Co. and F. A. Schaefer & Co.
besides rice, pia and hides for various
Iconsignees The Mikahala sails on he
Irregular route at 5 p. m. tomorrow.
The Iwalani came into port Saturda!
morning after making a very smart re
turn trip to Hamakua. She left Homo
lulu on Thursday at 10:40 a. m. will
considerable freight, calling atLahaina
Kukuihaele and Honokaa, and cam
into port about II a. m. Saturday witt
214S bags sugar. The total time con
sumed on the trip was about 4
hours Captain Smythe is justly prou'
of the achievement of his boat.
An officer connected with one of tn
foreign vessels in port was found in al
intoxicated condition in the LaZaru
home on Beretania street yesterday af
ternoon. The family had gone out ant
in the meantime the captain in question
went in and took possession of one o
the beds. Upon the return of the fam
lily they found him stretched out, sleep
ing soundly. The police were notifie'
and he was taken to the station house
When the ship Somali, 1896 tons ne
register. the largest British sailing yes
sci af1oat. left San Francisco Novembe
30th, 1894, for Liverpool, her cargo o
wheat was valued at $110,240. But tn
value did not begin to compare witt
, that of the British ship Celticburn
which cleared Wednesday for LiverpOO
with a general cargo. A reference t
our market review and export column
will show of what the cargo consist
and that it's total value is nearly S24S,
600. The shipments of canned frui
are among the largest ever made iron
here to Liverpool in a sailing vessel
It has been some time since a ship