The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-28

| TION, Aug. 81, 10 .. m.-The weather
is clear; wind light northeast. S. S.
Monowai bound in.
The Waialeale is expected in from
Kauai ports today.
Dickey Davis is now freight clerk on
the Kinau in place of w. Beckley.
| Tom Patterson is now mate of the
steamer J. A Cummins under Captain
Searle.
The Hawaiian bark Santiago, 97S
tons, will return to Hilo in the Spreck-
els line.
The Kaala came in from Maalaea
yesterday. She will sail on her reg
ular Oahu route at a. M today.
The Kinau took on enough freight to
nearly fill her up yesterday. There is
but very little freight space left. She
will sail at 10 a. M.
The barkentine Irmgard needs about
$500 bags of sugar to top off her cargo.
Captain Schmidt expects to get away
about Wednesday of next week.
Captain Gregory will go as mate on
this trip of the Kaala to Oahu ports.
He will resume his old post as soon as
the James Makee has completed re-
pairs.
The Lehua came in from Hawaii ports
yesterday morning with a cargo of
sugar and 50 head of cattle. Fine
weather is reported along the Hawaii
coast.
A recent San Francisco paper states
that the we'll known four-masted schoo-
ner Olga is probably a total loss in the
Amoor river. The chances of getting
her off are very slight.
The S. C. Allen will finish discharg-
ing during the forenoon. She will load
sugar after the Irmgard and leave for
San Francisco about September 3rd,
or a week sooner than anticipated.
There were several very large hauls
of puhikii off Waikiki yesterday morn
ing, some 5000 of the fish being brought
in to the market. Inspector Keliipio
had all he wanted to do for a little
while counting them out. There were
also a large number of u-u from Wal
amaze.
Captain w. A. Clark, who was master
of the Pacific Mail steamship Colombia
when she was wrecked off Pigeon Point
on July 18th, has been found guilty of
negligence, unskillfulness and violating
marine regulations, and his license as
a master of steam vessels has been re-
voked.
The o. S. S. Monowai, Carey, COM
mander, arrived in port at IL o'clock
last night and hauled alongside the
Oceanic wharf. Following is the pur-
p. m. on August goth, 61a hours late,
and discharged pilot at sos p. m. same
date. Fine weather was experienced
throughout the trip.
There was great excitement similar
to that of the recent "fishmarket vol
cano'' at the Irmgard wharf yesterday
afternoon. Someone spread the report
up town that the derelict bark Sumatra
had been blown up and that two men
had been killed while passing by in a
row boat. A large number of people /!
went down to the wharf, but all that
could be seen was several Cinnamon
pumping water out of the bark.
The following vessels have arrived |
in San Francisco from ports on these
islands: Aug. 10-Schr Mary Dodge, |
Hansen, 81 days from Kahului Aug.
13-Schr Muriel, Carlson, % days from
Honoipu. Aug. 17-Haw blk Santiago,
Johnson, 81 days from Hilo. Follow
ing are the vessels that have sailed |
from San Francisco for ports on these
islands: Aug. 14-Bktne S. n. Castle. /
Hubbard, for Honolulu. Aug. 16-I
Schr Mary Dodge, Hansen, for Kahului. /
Aug. 1S-Schr Transit, Jorgensen, for /
Honolulu.