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

Prospects: Cooler, with rain TO follow
AT DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, April 3, 10 p. m.-Weather clear
wind fresh, north.
The schooner Sarah and Eliza
sailed for Oahn ports yesterday.
The schooner VIM. Bo1sden is III
the Oceanic wharf taking on su-
gar.
The bark Margenthe did not get
away yesterday. She will leave
in a day or so.
The steamers Nilaura IIou and
Likelike arrived FROM Hawaii
ports with sugar Yesterday.
The sloOp kaiulani sailed for
oahu ports with a cargo OF gener-
nj merchandise Yesterday morn
ing.
The steamer James Makee came
in Yesterday morning and depart
ed again for Kauai ports in the
Afternoon.
The Adams boats were out ma
neuvering in the channel yester-
day morning. The steam launch
was along.
The james Makee discharged
sugar into the Paul ISenberg at
the Nuuanu-street wharf yester-
day morning.
The steamer j. n. Cummins
came in yesterday afternoon and
sailed again few hours later for
Waimanalo only.
The schooner kauikaaOuli ar
rived from TIamakua with $500
bags of sugar yesterday. A pleas
ant trip was experienced.
The schooner Muriel, Carlson
master, arrived in Honsipu April
LIST, % days from La Libertad, San
Salvador She will load sugar for
San Francisco.
The schooner John @. North,
Rasmussen master. arrived in HO-
nOipu March 31st, II days from
San Francisco. with a cargo of
general merchandise. She will
load sugar for San Francisco.
The schooner Transit. JOrgen-
sen master, arrived in port yester
day morning. % days from San
Francisco. y pleasant voyage
was experienced. The Transit
brought a cargo of general mer-
chandise.
The steamer Likelike was char
tered yesterday To 90 out after
the ship Roanoke, reported off the
port early in the day. She left at
O'Clock this morning with Port
Surveyor Sanders. Pilot Macauley
and others aboard.
J. Thompson. a deserter from
the Kate Davenport, now in port,
and not j. Thompson, assistant
clerk of the Supreme Court, was
arrested by Captain Hilbus at the
merry-go-round yesterday after
noon. He has been away from his
ship since March 31st. Thompson
is a native Australian.
The bark Holliswood hauled
over to Wilder's wharf yesterday
morning. She will take a cargo o.
sugar to San Francisco, return t.
this port with a cargo Of general
merchandise, and then sail for
New York with another cargo of
sugar.
The brig VIM. G Irwin, Will
liamS master, arrived in port late
Yesterday. after Il "trip of II days
from San Francisco. She brought
a full cargo of general merchan-
disc. The Irwin will discharge her |
cargo and sail Wednesday to load |
sugar for San Francisco at Ma
hukOna.
Kauhane. the aged wharf WhiS- |
tier and all-rOund nOise-maker |
had a narrow cScap" from drown |
ing Thursday morning. He start |
ed out on the schooner Rob Roy, |
bound for Oahu ports. and when
about three miles out fell over |
board. The schooner was going |
along at a very rapid rate and
was unable 10 stop. y shore boat |
with several young men ont for IL
swim happened TO be in the Vlcin-
itv of Kauhane. When taken iAtO
the boat the old fellow was pretty
we'll tagged out. but not so much
so as to be unable to whistle any |
of his old tunes.
SEALED TENDERS.