The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-19
WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, Jan. is, 10 p. m.-The weather
is clear; wind, fresh; northeast.

the Noeau yesterday to Lahaina.
Sugar was taken by the Martha Da-
Wis from the Iwalani yesterday morn
ing.
Capt Jack Lee of the c. ID. Bryant
expects TO sail about noon 20 lay fuI
San Francisco.
AS she will not be able to load for
several days to come, the Irmgard has
gene TO the stream.
With about $4,000 bags of sugar the
S y. Castle will sail about noon today
for the Golden Gate.
If she can get her cargo in ia time,
| the Likelike will sail at 4 this after
noon for Hawaii ports.
Late yesterday the Kaala telephoned
from Kahuku that she would return
this morning with a load of pGld-.
Up to noon yesterday the dredger
had made hundred feet inland, from
the point of starting, on the new wharf
slips.
If all goes well the Marie Hackfeld
wni begin taking sugar on Saturday.
She will first have to discharge about
700 tons of coal.
After the Irmgard left Brewers
wharf yesterday the Transit moved in
and began discharging her cargo OF
general merchandise.
San Francisco advices are to the eff
feet that the p NJ S. S. Coptic made
a six-days' run from Honolulu, arriv-
ing there on the eth inst.
Laborers were at work on the old
ting it in shape for removing the rock
from the site of the new wharf slips.
When the Andvake finishes dis
charging her coal cargo. which VIII be
in about a week, she will be reprinted
and will then sail for Port Townsend
John Ena's yacht has been pulled up
on the beach back of the Government
workshop. She will be cleaned UP and
then returned to her moorings off Ka-
liza.
Captain Goodman of the schooner
Robert Levers, reports that tue bark
Calao left Newcastle the same day with
himself with a load of coal for Homo
lulu.
In all proba bility the bark Ardgo-
wan will sail tomorrow afternoon for
the Sound. She has some ballast to
take on, which will likely be loaded
today.
On account of delay in getting her
freight aboard, the Noeau did not sail
until p. m. yesterday. The Waiale
ale, Mokolii and Noeau left port 70
gether.
A large cargo of general nerchan-
disc was taken by the J. A. Cummins
to Heeia and Kaneohe this morning
The Cummins will not call at Wanna
nalo this trip.
Over $4,000 bags of sugar are being
taken at a clip by the big ship S. p.
Hitchcock at the Oceanic wharf. Thai
vessel moved over to the Oceanic berth
yesterday morning
After the Ardgowan leaves the Fort
street wharf the Rithet will haul IN
from the stream. Captain Thompson
will then show the front solons how
coal is discharged in the tropics.
Captain Potter of the Alden Besse
says that he is glad to be back in port
again, Honolulu being a place for
which he has great aloha. The cap
tain is looking remarkably well.
The second mate of the bark North
brook was discharged from the Queens
Hospital yesterday morning. He went
Immediately aboard his ship. Another
sailor also went aboard from the hos
pital but was sent back by Captain
Lawson.
Good weather, but frequent Gains"
reported Captain Potter of the Alden
Bessee of the voyage from San Fran
cisco. The BeSse arrived at . o'clock
yesterday morning, II days down. She
brought LOO tons of general freight
and two passengers. AS sooE as she
can get a berth the Alden Besse will
discharge at the Irmgard wharf.
According to late New York papers
the British bark Northbrook, which put
into this port in distress December "a,
1896, has been chartered to load from
Seattle to Adelaide by her owners.
Stuart & Douglas of Liverpool 1t is
now a question as to whether she Will
go to Seattle to load, as her charter di-
reefs, or if matters cannot be changed
to enable her to load sugar, now that
she is here.
final Encouragement of the captains
in the service of the |. |. S. y. Co. was
made yesterday morning. Captain
Parker of the Re Al Hou took the
Waialeale Captain Gregory of the
WaiaIeaIe goes to the Iwalani, Captain
Thompson of the Kaala takes the Ke
Au Hou and Mate Moshier of the Kaala
takes command of his vessel. Captain
Smythe of the Iwalani has been as
signed TO shore duty under Captain
Campbell. These changes are perma-
nent.
The r. NJ S. Miowera, Charles w.
Hay, commander, arrived at 10 p. III.
last night from Vancouver and Vic
toria. She left Vancouver January
9Th at 1880 a. m. Owing TO bad wealth
er. coal lighters could not get to Van
couver. necessitating the ship having
TO coal at CamaX The MiOwera left
Victoria at $50 a. m. January 11th;
had a clear run down the Straits of
Juan de Fuca. which were cleared at
1920 a. m, same day. Experienced
fine weather the whole of the trip