The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-14
Wharf AND WAVE.

The Rio de Janeiro VIII sail for San
| Francisco at > p. m. today.
The Braemar viii continue On her
way TO Portland 81 daylight today.
The barkentine Amelia arrived in
/ Port Biakeley from Ulis port April
! 4th.
The Zealandia began yesterday af-
| ternOOn discharging her SEQ tons OF
freight.
The Albert was supposed TO have
| left San Francisco for this port on the
| 9uh inst.
The Noeau was unable 10 get away
for HOnOkaa yesterday. She VIII sail
! sometime today.
Tie Andrew WEIGH and c. D. BRYANT
for this port were supposed to have
sailed on April 9th.
The Hawaiian bark IOlani was being
cleaned and painted in dry dock at
Brooklyn, n. Y, on March %.
The schooner Transit arrived in San
Francisco from Honolulu, April 4th.
She was II days making the trip.
The Levi G. Burgess sailed for Hilo
on April 9Th and the barkentine S. y.
Castle for this port on the same day.
The Roderick Dhu for Htlo in transit
and Mauna Ala for this port, have
been chartered to load general mer-
chandise at San Francesca.
1t is the British steamship Venus
that has been chartered by the o. & 0. |
Company TO take the run of the dis
abled Coptic. The Venus was due in |
San Francisco yesterday from YOkO- |
hama.
The bark Mauna Ala, barkentine |
Planter and schooner Inca from this |
port, as we'll as the barkentine Sharp |
shooter from Kahului and the brig
ConsuelO from Mahukona, all arrived |
in San Francisco on April 80.
The James Makee came in from
Kappa yesterday morning Purser
Christian reports the following sugar
eft on the Garden Isle: KiIauea, 42OO;
Kappa. 10000; Hanamaulu, 5000; Lii
Tue, 5000; KOlOa, 2200; MakaweIi, 5000: |
2100.
The S. S. Braemar, Porter master
arrived yesterday morning, 10 days
rom Yokohama. Her trip was a long
one considering the fact that she ex-
)erienced the finest kind of weather.
The Braemar brought $40 Japanese, in
Guiding SO women and children as
we'll as 500 tons of general merchan-
iise for this port. She has 1000 tons
# merchandise for Portland, Ore, as
veil as "a Japanese and the same num-
Der Of Chinese. She will take freight :
rom this port. TheO. H. Davies & Co.,
It'd, agents.
The o. S. S. Zealandia, DOwdeu COM
handler, hauled alongside the Oceanic +
1harf at about / p. m. yesterday. The
)urser reports as follows: Left San
francisco April 9Th, 1898, at 2 p. m,
With Al cabin and % steerage passen-
ers, as we'll as So bags of mail. Elk
fine pleasant weather
throughout the voyage, with light
Winds from S. to w. up to the 9th;
hence to port, light winds from n. to
!. with heavy westerly swell; last "a :
ours passing rain squalls. Arrived at
honolulu April 18th. Time, 6 days, 20
ours and As minutes.
The S. S. Rio de JaneirO, Ward COM =
handler, arrived off port at about 3 :
}. m. yesterday. She arrived in port :
nd anchored in the stream about an :
our later with five cabin passengers, =
90 Japanese and an amount of cargo
Dr. this port. AS soon as the Braemar
ails this morning, the Rio will haul
lOngside the Pacific Mail wharf The
teamer had a very rough trip from
hina and Japan, this, in combination
18th her rather dirty condition, caus a
lg her delay. She sailed from YOkO c
anna on April I'd, her regular time and a
hOuld have been here two days be- C
ore her actual arrival. The Japanese Z
Or this port were left aboard ship all
light and will be taken to the quaran -
me station today.