The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-08

The j. A. Cummins is due from Oahu
ports this afternoon.
The Skagit will get away for the
Sound sometime today.
The ship Henry Willard sailed for Hi
10 from Astoria March 81.
The bark Seminole has hauled along
side the Fort street wharf to discharge.
The Callao, with a full cargo of
sugar, will get away for New York to-
day.
The Norwegian ship Andvake ar
rived in Port Gamble from Honolulu,
March IS.
Captains Nissen, Bob Andrews and
Harry Evans are in about $50 on the
Rosalie deal.
The o. & o. S. s. Coptic, Sealby COM
mander, will sail for China and Japan
at 1 p. IN. today.
The Highland Light has finished TAX
ing on ballast and will sail in ballast
for the Sound today.
The schooner Moi Wahine arrived
yesterday from Koholalele with a cargo
Of 2,100 bags of sugar.
The o. S. S. Mariposa was supposed
to have left on April I'd, day after
the departure of the Coptic.
The ship T. F. Cakes arrived in New
York from Hong Kong on March 21st,
after passage of 260 days.
The foreign sailing vessel that was
lowering off port Tuesday night did
not materialize yesterday morning.
The U. S. S. Petrol Wood comman-
der, sailed for Honolulu on March 31st.
She should be here in a week or so.
The Kaala came in late YESTERDAY
with a cargo of 2,025 bags of sugar hem
Oahu ports. She will likely sail again
today.
The bark Mohicah hauled in the
stream, opposite the Railroad wharf,
yesterday, to take on sugar from the
Lehua.
The steamer James Makee came in
yesterday with full load of sugar
from Kapaa. She sailed again for the
same port in the afternoon.
The IwalaDi finished discharging her
cargo of sugar into the ship Luzon yes
terday and sailed for Lahaina, Homo
kaa and Kukuihaele in the afternoon.
Early Sunday morning some one
stole field glass from the cabin of the
yacht Hawaii. Whoever perpetrated
lamp burning in the cabin The police
are after the thief or thieves.
The Missionary Packet Morning Star
will sail for San Francisco sometime
today. First Officer Harry Swinton will
not go on her. His place will be taken
by Captain Garland. Mr.. Swinton may
resume his old position on the next trip
of the Star to the islands of the South
Pacific.
The following vessels have sailed
from San Francisco for ports on these
Islands: March %, Am. schr. Muriel,
for Honoipu; March "a, Am bktne, W.
II. Dimond, for Honolulu; Am. brig J.
d. Spreckles, for Mahukona; March 25,
Am. ship Iroquois, for Honolulu; March
80, Am bark Albert, for Honolulu
J. A. Dover, the well-known ship
wright and boat-builder, goes out as
second mate of the Morning Star He
will make the round trip. While
aboard, Mr.. Dover will post himself
in all new or improved ideas in his
line. 1t is just % years since he re-
turned from his last visit to the States.
The o. & o. S. s. Coptic, Sealby COM
mander, arrived in port at 1 p. m. yes
terday, days, I hour and II minutes
from San Francisco, which port she
left at 1:50 p. m. on April LIST. Had
light variable winds and smooth seas,
arriving as above. She brought 10 pas
sengers for this port and has 164 in
transit.
The sailing of the o. S. S. Australia
was delayed until p. m. yesterday on
account of the mails from the o. e o. |
S. S. Coptic. When she did get away
she went with her decks walking
mass of leis and bouquets, and the
Hawaiian Band playing a farewell con-
cert on the Oceanic wharf. There was
many a touching farewell. Several
young men went out and came home on
the pilot boat.
The following vessels have arrived !
in San Francisco from ports on these |
Islands: March 1S. Haw bark r. P |
Rithet. 20 davs from Honolulu: Am |
schr. w. F. Jewett, % days from Ka-
hului; March 20. Am schr. John G. |
North, II days from Honoipu; March |
q, Bktne. Irmgard Y days from Ho- !
nolulu: March 25, Ger ship Marie |
HaclZfold Is days from Honolulu; Haw. |
bark Santiago, II days from Hilo: Am. |
schr Tetha Nelson, 10 days from Ka-
hului; March 26. Am. bark S. c.. Allen, |
Is days from Honolulu; Am. bktne |
George G. Perkins, 16 days from Ma /
hukOna: Am. bktne. Planter, 151a days |
from Kahului; March 81, Am. schr. |
Eva II days from Kahului: March %, !
Am. schr Transit, II days from Homo |
lulu; March 90, Am bktne, S. N Cas- |
tie. - days from Honolulu; Am. schr.
Robert Levers, IA days from Honolulu; |
Haw. schr Honolulu. 20 days from Ho- |
nolulu: March So City of Rio de jan !
Giro. days. II hours from Honolulu: /
March 81, Am. brig Consuelo, 143a |
days from Mahukona.