The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-25

1t was very rough on the west and
south coasts of Oahu Saturday after
noon.
Arrivals Saturday were the Mokolii,
Hamakua.
With sugar cargo valued at S33. $50
the brig VIM. G.. Irwin put to sea Sat
uTday morning.
Early this morning the Alice Cooke
will put to sea. She is in ballast and
goes to Port Townsend.
When the ]. c. Glade had moved
out of the way, the ]. NJ. Griffiths took
a berth at the Railway wharf.
Report of the Re Au Hou: Left be-
hind at Kahuku 500 bags sugar. Strong
westerly winds with considerable sea.
Repairs to the Lurline were finally
completed Saturday. She may be able
to get away this afternoon or tomor-
row.
Sailed from San Francisco for Homo
lulu, January 10: Blk Albert, Griffiths
disc.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamers have brought 53,46S
bags of sugar to Honolulu within the
past week.
Both the Noeau and Iwalani got
away at p. m. Saturday. The former
went to Lahaina, and the latter TO Ha-
makua ports.
After a slow process of taking bal
t..1I h. A I'D i
out Saturday. She goes TO Port Town
send for orders.
Koloa sugar mill will start grinding
about Wednesday of this week Wal
mea will finish up this week, to begin
again about April.
Island vessels on the board to sail
today are the Kaala at 10 a. m, for
West Oahu ports, and the Mokolii, at )
p. m, on the Molokai route.
Sugar left on Kauai, Saturday. 23d:
Kekaha, 1900; Waimea, 1,SOO; Maka-
well, 5000; Eleele. 600; Ahukini, none;
1000; Kappa, 5000; XII
lauea, 200.
At Sis Sunday morning the little
schooner General Mcpherson loosed
her moorings and sailed for San Fran
cisco. She took go bags of rice and
about 90 punches of bananas.
William Kinney, the deserter from
the U. s. S. Alert, is at Kappa, Kauai
He went up there to get married. 4
for his arrest, sent to Lahaina, |
has therefore miscarried in its purpose
Saturday morning the ]. c. Glade
eft the Railroad wharf to discharge
irlr ut In
street. AS soon as possible she will |
take the place of the Marie Hackfeld |
AZ New wharf where to discharge $50 |
ions of coal, the balance of her cargo. |
Inspector Morton, one of the most |
careful and valued of the water front |
,orce of the Customs Department, has |
.endered his resignation, to take eff |
,ect February 1. He has accepted |
position in w. w. Dimond's store. Mr.. |
Norton will be succeeded on the front |
~ Henry Peters, who was for time
in the Custom House office.
Saturday morning on Kauai there /
vas strong southwest winds and heavy
squalls. 1t was very rough at Koloa
md along the coast TO Waimea. No
lamage, however, is reported, though
hipping had hard time of it. The
weather. moderated late in the after
loon. AT Makaweli the Mikahala had
O quit work She later went to Hama
naulu to load.
The United States naval authorities
have increased the number of boys al
lowed to enlist as apprentices on the
naval training ship from 104, the or
ginal quota, to 204. The officers de-
tailed to locate the school on Goat ISL
and have selected the peninsula on the
east side as the site. a vessel will be
stationed there, probably the Adams,
until the school ship Pensacola goes
nto commission.-San Francisco Com
nercial News.