The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-29

Ke Au Hou bound in.
The new Hawaiian bark Honolulu
has arrived at Valparaiso where she
was long overdue.
The American schooner G. w. Wat
son, Freiberg master, sailed in ballast
for Puget Sound yesterday morning.
There are no steamers advertised tC
sail today The Lehua will sail on
Monday for her regular Hawaii ports
The R. M S. S. Monowai departed
at noon today for the Colonies. She
had a heavy through freight and sew
eral passengers.
The steamer Ke Au Hou arrived late
| last night from Kauai ports and Wal
alua, this island, where she stopped to
| take on paddy.
The Kinau sailed on her regular Maui
and Hawaii route yesterday at 10 am.
She took a very heavy freight as well
as goodly number of passengers.
| The Waialeale arrived from Kauai
ports yesterday morning bringing a
| load of paddy, but no sugar. She will
sail again Monday on her regular
route.
The sounds around the Irmgard
wharf resemble a ship building wharf,
for a large staff of mechanics are at
work on the steamer Likelike and Jas.
Makee
The Iwalani arrived yesterday morn
ing from Hamakua, bringing a cargo
of sugar for F. A. Schaefer e Co. which
was placed on board the barkentine
Irmgard.
The Iwalani will be hauled on the
marine railway this morning for the
purpose of cleaning and repairing i'm
mediately after finishing discharging
her sugar.
The Hawaiian ship John Ena which
sailed on a voyage from Newcastle,
ing number of her sails away and
also shifting her cargo.
The British bark Ladas, from Liver
pool to Honolulu, consigned to Theo.
H. Davies & Co., with a cargo of gem
eral merchandise, is expected to arrive
at the end of the month.
The Gaelic which went ashore at
Yokohama has 70 Chinese contract la
borers on board for the Pacific Immi-
grafton Co. Two hundred and eleven
more will be here by the Doric
The Mikahala will arrive early this
morning from Kauai ports a day ahead
of her regular schedule time. A large
number of teachers and scholars will
come up by her to resume their duties
and studies after spending the summer
vacation on the Garden Isle.
The Boring sea fleet of the United
States revenue cutters will leave the
north on or about September LIST and
come south for the winter. The Bear
is expected at Unalaska early in Sep
TENDER, but as she has more cruising
to do after that date the cutter will not
be able to quit the Arctic until Novem-
Der lists. F. Call.
Baron Won Zedwitz lost his life on
board his yacht the Isolde through a
collision with the yacht Meteor during
the progress of the Royal Albert Yacht
Club at south sea on Aug. 18th. The
Isolde was dismasted by the collision
and her crew thrown into the sea: the
Baron was struck on the head by fly
ing timbers and was fatally injured
His wife, the Baroness Won Zedwitz,
was a daughter of the late Charles
Roosevelt of New York.
The schooner Vine, sent on a South
Sea trading trip by ]. F. Cunningham
& Co. on June 18th, has reported from
Champerico, says the S. F. Examiner
of Aug 49, Captain Luttrell writes
that on the trip down he encountered
three water spouts below Acapulco,
along with an electrical storm that
turned the white woodwork of the
schooner blue and frightened the able
seamen. The gale was one of the worst
reported off the Central American coast
for years.