The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-15


Probabilities more rain.
DIAMOND HEAD, Feb. IA, 10 P. N.
Weather. hazy; wind, fresh NE.
The bark Mohican sailed from
San Francisco for this port, Feb. 3.
The barkentine Omega sailed
from San Francisco for Hilo, Feb.
| /.
The bark McNear is having a
new foretopmast put in at San
Francisco.
The bark Mohican is being over
hauled in Frisco and furnished
for the Honolulu trade.
The brig Geneva and the schoon-
er Mary Dodge are up and loading
| in San Francisco for Kahulul.
The Italian corvette Christoforo
Colombo, arrived in San Francisco
Feb. 4, Al days from Esquimalt.
Ship Iroquois sailed from San
Francisco for this port, Feb. 3.
She will load sugar for New York.
1t is understood that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company intend
putting the China under the Ha-
waiian flag.
The Miowera is due today from
the Colonies. Latest Geographic
news reported that the Miowera
left Sydney, Feb. /.
The steamship Cal Sen Maru,
consigned to K. Ogura & Co., is due
from Yokohama today with about
800 japanese immigrants aboard.
The barkentine G. G. Funk,
Charleston master, put in at San
Francisco in distress, Feb. 6, 10
days from Departure Bay. She is
bound for this port.
| Captain Atwood of the bark
Fresno now at San Francisco re-
signed and E. r. Underwood,
formerly of the S. n. Castle, has
: been appointed to take his place.
German bark HI. Hackfeld, ar
, rived in San Francisco, Feb. 4, II
l days from Honolulu. The bark
Alden Bessie arrived at the sans
port on Feb. 3, 154 days from this
port.
While on the way to San Fran
cisco from this port, in lat. 81 81
a N, long. 1876 so w, Frederick
= Druckhammer, native of Bremen
aged II, fell from aloft of the II
Hackfeld and was drowned.
The o. S. S. Mariposa, Hayward
master, did not sail for the Colon
a les until about z o'clock last even
ing. The cause of her delay was
: the large amount of coal she had
to take in for her long trip.
The steamer w. G.. Hall arrived
: from Maui and Hawaii ports at
pm. yesterday with large mum
s Der of passengers and a heavy
7 freight list. The purser reports
the volcano very much subdued.
The schooner II. c.. Wright
I Drummer master, arrived yester
= day morning, 81 days from Eureks
J with a cargo of redwood ane
shingles for Wilder & Co. The
Wright is anchored in the stream
The brig w. G.. Irwin and tn
Dark w. 81. Dimond will both sal
for San Francisco with cargoes O
0 sugar on the same day during tn
[. early part of next week. They
will indulge in race to San Fran
i cisco.
II The new propeller for the steam
~ er Strathnevis, which was made a
Is the works where the steamer wa
l. built in Scotland, arrived at Tia
d coma on January 81. It travele'
K 1000 miles since December 26tl
n last, from where it was constructed
IS The US. S. Bennington receives
lie word by the o. S. S. Mariposa yes
n terday that some condensing tube
d would be sent down soon and tina
1t the work of putting them in mus
d be done here. This means that tn
d Bennington will be here for at leas
a six weeks yet.
According to latest advices fror
San Francisco it was rumore
along the water front that ther
a would be change of managemer
- in the schooners Irmgard, S. c
: Wilder, Mary Winkleman an
/ bark Sonoma, all we'll known &
this port. They are at preser
ga handled by Smith & Co.
az "The Pacific Mail Company
se steamship Aztec will fly the HI
waiian flag as soon as she reaches
te port in the island republic" says
ID late San Francisco paper. Whe
Presiflent Cleveland issued b