The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-10

tnlck; WIND, fresh east.
Fine weather on Kauai
The schooner Aloha sailed from San
Francisco on February for Honolulu.
The Australia sails at 4 this after
noon for San Francisco. The band will
play her of
Yesterday forenoon the ]. c. Glade
moved around TO Nuuanu wharf. where
she will take sugar.
When the painters get through with
the schooner Honolulu that fine fabric
Will be pretty dove-tail color
1t is not now expected that the
! Icarus viii sail before the oath inst.
She viii likely return TO Esquimault
No work was done by the c. f. Sar-
\ gent yesterday. She had to turn her
nose out from the wharf 10 make room
for the Gaelic.
Yesterday morning the bark Albert
moved around 70 WiIder's wharf to
take sugar. She will be able to sail
about Saturday
Among the arrivals yesterday was
the Mikahala from Kauai. She brought
shipment of $500 bags of sugar for
HackfeId & Co.
Sugar on Kauai, Feb. Sc. i. p,
LOO; Max, 312; X. p, 500; X. s. NJ,
5000; p, 200; II. NJ, LOO; x. S. c..
1000. Total, 1902.
On the boards to sail this afternoon
are: The Likelike, at 4, for Paauhau
and LaupahOehOe; Mikahala, same
bnr 60 To T.
kaha.
If successful in getting expected su-
gar, the big ship II. b. Hyde will be !
able TO sail about Saturday for New
York. She will carry something like |
90, 900 bags.
From this port the Robert Levers |
Will go to San Francisco with sugar, |
and from there return with a cargo |
of general merchandise consigned to |
Hackfeld & Co.
ID. G. Camarinos has gone to Hilo to |
arrange an agency for a line of two
small steamers which he and others |
purpose operating between San Fran
cisco and that port.
Sailed from San Francisco for Homo
ship Samantha, Jan. 81,
to load sugar for New York. The Jen-
ME Wand sailed from the same port on |
Jan 26th for Kahului.
On the voyage of the Santiago from
HiIo TO San Francisco, Oscar Rygh,
seaman, a. Norweign, fell from the
foretop yard and sustained injuries
from which he died a short time later.
Among the late arrivals at San Fran
cisco was the big ship w. +. Babcock.
She was to have sailed early in the
present month from that port for Ho-
nolulu, to load sugar for New York.
A pleasant passage was had by the
Kinau from Hilo. She arrived a. 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, with n
large number of passengers, and a very
heavy cargo. In her freight list was a
shipment of 10. 1876 bags of sugar.
".Nuuanu' is the name of a new bark
recently launched at Glasgow for thef
Brewer line of vessels to this port.
She was formerly the Highland Glen,
but has since been extensively altered
and repaired The Nuuanu will carry
the Hawaiian flag.
Arrived at San Francisco from the
Islands:-Brig J. ID. Spreckels, on Jan.
%. 141k days from Mahukona; bark
Feb. l. Is days from Hilo;
bktne 5. G.. Wilder, same date, II days
from Honolulu; schr Mary Dodge, same,
II days from Kahului.
The o. & o. s. s. Gaelic, Captain
VIM. Finch, arrived at daylight yes
terday morning. seven days from San
Francisco. having sailed from that
port at / d. m. of the End inst. Four
and one box of freight were
brought to Honolulu. The Gaelic re-
her voyage to the Orient at
D. m.
The North Pacific Pilot ebert says
hat during the month of February in
he locality east of the Hawaiian ISL
inds. the trade winds may be expected
% blow with a decided northerly slant.
During the month the belt of Gains
and rainables between the trades will
De so narrow as to be scarcely percept-
BILE. This means that sailing vessels
will come spinning down from the
,oast.