The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-18
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, Jan. II, 10 p. m.-The weathe.
is clear; wind, fresh: northeast.
Captain Schmidt of the Irmgard mas
recovered the locket lost by him al
Emma Square.
All the shipping in port flew their
colors Saturday, in honor of the IA
waiian holiday.
w. II. Johnson, shipping reporter OF
the Star, has been quite i'll for two
days with appendicitis.
Three steamers arrived from Hawaii
during Saturday. They were the Like
like, Iwalani and Lehua.
If the James Makee can get wharf
room to load this morning, she will
sail at p. m. for Kappa.
A boiler tube for Koloa plantation
was lost overheard by the w. G. Hall
while discharging at Koloa.
If she sailed from Vancouver on the
9Th, as scheduled, the Miowera should
be along during this morning.
Another load of coal will be taken to
Kahului by the Lehua. The little lin
er expects to get away this afternoon.
Captain Schmidt of the Irmgard says
he will be in port several weeks yet.
Four vessels load ahead of him for the
combination.
Besides her regular cargo, the Zea
landia is taking to the Colonies several
tons of barnacles. 1t is expected she
will be at least six days late arriving
at Auckland.
At noon today the new Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Noeau will be dispatched on her maid
en- trip. She will visit Lahaina, ku-
kuihaele and Honokaa.
Though not expected back quite 50
early, the James Makee crossed the
bar about daylight Sunday morning.
She brought her usual cargo of $3.50
bags NJ. S. Co.'s sugar for Brewer.
Capt. H. H. Smythe of the Iwalani
was quite a sick man when his vessel
arrived Saturday, and has been in bed
since. A bilious attack is the trouble.
DR.. Murray is the attending physician.
Saturday morning the White Rose
moved into the stream to make place
for the j. c.. Glade at the Railway
wharf. The latter is discharging am
monia there for the Fertilizer Works.
Fine weather all along the coast of
Kauai" reports the w. G.. Hall, which
arrived early Sunday morning from
that island with a very heavy cargo
Of sugar and produce and A passen-
gers.
After Is days of contrary winds the
American schooner Transit, Captain
Jorgensen, dropped anchor off the rail-
way wharf Sunday morning. She sail
ed from San Francisco on December 81.
The Transit brings an assorted cargo
valued at s15,407.
George Greig has chartered the
schooner Viking for a trip to Fan
ning's Island. The Viking left San
Francisco on I'd inst. for Kahului. MIR. !
Ireig will meet her there next week
and sail shortly after for his island
home.
Report of w. G. Hall of sugar eft
On Kauai: Kekaha, 400 bags; Wal
mea, 900: Makaweli, 5000; Eleele, D.
100; Ahukini, $500; Hanamaulu, 2,400;
Kapaa. 1000; Kilauea, 1000. Total, F,
20 300 Could not hear from Hanalei. !
The Makee made the same report.
Captain Johnson, the new master of
the s. c.. Allen. brought his vessel in
morning, after a pleasant
passage of 10 days from San Francis |
co. She brought l 900 tons of general !
and $50 hogs. The Allen !
will discharge at the Nuuanu street |
wharf.
All the sailors of the ship Henry p. |
HYDE refused duty Saturday morinS. !
The plea was that it was Hawaiian /
holiday and should be observed by yes |
sells in port. Consul Mills was con- |
suited on the point and decided against /
the men. When Captain Scribner |
went aboard he made little speech 20 |
the men and they went TO work again |
At the old fish market wharf lies
The first sealer to put in here this sea- |
son. She is the British schooner Casco, |
Captain Leblanc, II days from Vic |
.oria. The Casco arrived early Sun !
Law morning She has on board a |
crew of 20 men, with complete sealing !
outfit. Fourteen skins have been taken. !
The schooner calls here for water and |
supplies.
\ large number of people were at
The Oceanic wharf at IL o'clock Sat |
1rday night to see the steamer Zea-
andia come in. She was nearly So |
laws from San Francisco. Twenty |
.ons of freight and a number of pas |
,engers were brought TO this port. Aft
pr taking $50 tons of coal, the Zea- !
andia resumed her voyage to the Col |
lnies at p. m. Sunday.
INTER ENGINEERS.