The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-08

The bark 5. c. Allen is alongside
the Pacific Mail wharf taking on
sugar.
The J. \. Cummins came in sun
/ day morning with a cargo OF sugar
| from Waimanalo.
The steamers Noeau. Waialeale and
Kauai viii all leave for various Kauai
ports this afternoon
The schooner Kauikeaouli arrived
from Hamakua ports Sunday night
with 1000 bags of sugar.
The Likelike, Claudine. J. 4. Cum
minis, w. G. Hall, James Makee and
Re Au Hou arrived from various ISL
and ports Sunday.
The German ship Marie Hackfeld
Kruse master, sailed for San Francisco
with cargo of sugar at 11:30 a. IN.
Sunday The Eleu towed her out.
The Claudine arrived Sunday morn
ing with a cargo of 1925 bags of
sugar and other island products. She
will sail again Tuesday on her usual
route.
G. T. Peterson came down as sec
ond mate of the S. G.. Wilder. At one
time he was before mast on the
barkentine w. H. Dimond, running 10
this port.
The Jessie Minor hauled alongside
the upper end of Allen & Robinson's
lumber yard Saturday morning to
make room for the barkentine S. G..
Wilder at Brewers wharf.
The schooner Robert Levers hauled
alongside the Inter-Island wharf Sat
urday and took about 5000 bags of
sugar from the Mikahala and Kauai
She will take on more from those two
steamers today.
The bark May Flint will depart for
New York tomorrow morning with
full load of sugar People wishing
to see a pretty sight might be on the
water front at the time mentioned to
witness her departure.
One of the boys of the bark May
Flint went up town with the first
officer of that vessel Saturday after
noon and in some peculiar way be-
came detached. On Sunday morning
Lieut.. Kekai had the pleasant duty of
arresting the young man and of TAX
ing him to the police station to await
further orders.
To show somewhat the work that
is being done by the Inter-Island fleet
the following summary of sugar
brought to Honolulu from Tuesday |
Mar. 2 to Sunday Mar z, is published:
w. G. Hall, $3.50 bags; Mikahala, |
4,423; Iwalan1, 4,92S; Kauai, 1851;
Noeau, $500; Ke Au Hou, 114S4
Waialeale, $685.; James Makee, 1869; |
Kaala, 1850. Total Ga, 437 bags.
The American barkentine S. G. !
Wilder, Mcneil master, arrived Sat
urday morning, Is days from San |
Francisco with a cargo of general |
and five horses. For the |
first four days very rough weather |
was experienced, a southwest gale |
blowing most of the time. After that |
the wind abated and pleasant weather |
to port was the experience of the |
Wilder
The American bark Amy Turner. |
Wallen master, arrived in port, and |
bauled alongside Brewers wharf at |
$50 D. m. yesterday, 143 days from |
New York, with a cargo of general mer-
;handise for G. Brewer & Co, and TO- |
300 cases of oil for Hong Kong. Fol |
lowing is Captain Wallen's report. |
Sailed from New York on October Is:
IN the third day out passed the wreck
If the British bark Udsire, timber lad
IN, from Nova Scotia. She was in lat.
a deg, II min. north and lon. IS deg.
a min. west; on January 3, in lat. 81
leg, "a min. south and lon 90 deg, %
min. west, spoke American ship Jasept
Iowes, bound from San Francisco to
New York: wished to be reported all
velP" The Amy Turner had very light
Wind all the way. with the exception of
few days off Cape Horn.
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