The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-23

ITION, Jan. %, 10 p. m.---The weather
is clear; wind, light north.
LiverpooI--sailed Jan. 5th, German
bark Paul Isenberg for Honolulu.
Sugar was taken by the Martha Da-
Wis yesterday from the Re Au Hou.
The schooner Albert Meyer sailed
from Santa Resale on Dec. 80 for
Kahului.
Royal Roads---Arrived Jan. 2. Ha-
waiian bark Rosalie, Capt. Nissen,
from Honolulu.
| Late Tuesday the Kaala arrived from
Kahuku with 2025 bags OF sugar for
Grinbaum & Co.
Every foot OF spare space on the
bound for Japan.
Brewers wharf is occupied by the
Ceylon and the s. c. Allen. The VIM.
G. Irwin is lying outside of the former.
Noeau's report: Left at Honokaa
about 1000 bags sugar; at Kukuihaele
about 500; could not communicate
with Kau."
Capt w. II. Smyth, assistant wharf
superintendent of the /. 1. S. n. Co.,
was out yesterday for the first time
since his recent illness.
The Alden Besse has moved to So
renson's where she will wait her turn
to load sugar. She finished discharg-
ing yesterday morning.
Sailing today for Island ports: Iva
Iani at ID. m. for Kukuihaele and
Honokaa; Noeau at p. m. for La
haina, Kukuihaele and Honokaa.
On account of the large amount of
sugar on Kauai, the Mikahala, which
arrived in the morning, was hurried
away again at in the afternoon for
Makaweli.
In order TO let the Coptic into the
Pacific Mail berth, the Andrake quit
discharging yesterday afternoon and
turned her nose around into the
stream.
A special trip to Kahuku is being |
made by the Re Au Hou. She sailed |
for that point at 4 o'clock yesterday |
afternoon. The Ke Au Hou arrived in
the forenoon from Kauai ports.
Sailed from San Francisco for Ha-
waiian Islands: Jan. 10, ship George |
Stetson (for KahuluD; Jan. II. sch
Anna (for Mahukona); Jan. 13, sch
Muriel 6or HonoipW; Jan. IA, blk Crit
fiths Qor Honolulu.
Captain Carter of the General Nc
Pherson has purchased 26O bags OF
rice and a lot of bananas which he
will take to San Diego for market. |
The General Mcpherson will sail to-
day She expects to make the coast |
in three weeks.
On account of the necessity for more |
caulking, the brig Lurline will not be !
able to get away today. Lyle's work |
men are still engaged upon her bot
tom, as she lies at Nuuanu street
wharf She will probably get away
early next week.
The three deserters from the ship |
Henry B. Hyde were captured aboard |
the Matilda by Harry Evans yesterday
morning. The Matilda was about rea 1y
to leave and the men were hidden I'M
der the ballast. A probe discovered
their hiding place.
Captain Mckenzie sailed the bark
Matilda out at noon yesterday. She
goes to Port Townsend. AS soon as the
berth at Allen & Robinson's lumber
yard was cleared, the Amelia came in
from the stream and began discharg-
ing.
Mikahala's report: "W. G. Hall will
take all the K. S. NJ. and diamond w
sugar and will load up at Makaweli.
The Kauai landed two boilers and
six Cs machinery at Nawiliwili on
Jan. 21 She will load sugar at Hama
maulu tomorrow morning, Jan. %.
No rain. fine weather on Kauai.
Iwalani's report: Left about 1000
bags at Honokaa. The Mauna Loa ar
rived at Honuapo about s o'clock
Thursday morning. Weather good.
Lots of rain Wednesday and WedneS-
day night. There were 5000 bags at
Honuapo Thursday morning. Pioneer
Mill starts grinding about the 9th.
Report of Ke Au Hou: Left w. G.
Hall loading sugar at Waimea. Will
have $500 K. S. NJ. and 1900 diamond
w sugar, and will fill UP at Makaweli.
As warehouseman was away did not
hear from Makaweli. Kauai was at
Nawiliwili discharging freight Good
weather all along the coast of Kauai"
The o. & O. S. S. Coptic, Sealby,
arrived at Apt yesterday
afternoon, 6 days, 4 hours and min
1tes from San Francisco. She left San =
Francisco on the 10th at 1:57 p. m.
Pleasant weather down. Thirty pas
sengers and large mail were brought
o Honolulu. The Coptic will sail at I
this afternoon for Yokohama. :