The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-21
WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, April 20, 10 .. m.-The weather
is clear; wind, light, y.

yesterday.
The Kaena sails for her usual Wal
alua ports this morning.
The Noeau and Kauai from Kauai
ports are expected this morning.
When the James AIakee left Kauai.
! the Kauai was loading sugar at Ma
kaweli.
The barkentine Archer arrived in
San Francisco on April 9th, Is days
from this port.
On April 10th, the schooners Albert
Meyer and Olga arrived in San Fran
cisco from Kahului.
The sailors left aboard the Morning
Star were busy yesterday dischargfng
the % cords Of mangTOve wood brought
up from Micronesia
The sailor hurt aboard the Western
Monarch, Tuesday was on the wharves
yesterday again and spent a great deal
of his time in the vicinity of his ship.
The James Makee came in from Ka-
paa yesterday and sailed again for
the same port in the afternoon. She
brought a full cargo of sugar. The
iMakee will probably be back in port
on Friday
Anderson, the mate of the Morning
Star has gone to San Francisco. He
goes home for a visit with his people
and will be back again in time to make
another trip on the missionary packet. |
Anderson is a man we'll liked by the
men aboard ship.
The American barkentine S. G.. Will |
der, McNeill master, sailed for San |
Francisco yesterday morning with a |
cargo of 1878 bags of sugar weighing |
2,079,905 pounds, valued at 500, 1888 and |
shipped by F. "a. Schaefer & Co. and |
c. Brewer & Go.
The AragO is still in the stream and |
the work Of putting in the yards is
being rushed to completion. Captain
Perry expects to get tine Arago out by
the end of the week but it is not prob
able that she will get out before the be-
ginning of next week.
The Hawaiian bark r. P. Rithet,
Thompson master, sailed for San
Francisco yesterday with a cargo of
32, $3.50 bags of sugar weighing 1878 ,653
pounds. valued at $132,971 and shipped
by Castle & Cooke, c.. Brewer & Co.
and F. A. Schaefer e Co.
The Helene sailed late yesterday
afternoon for Hawaii ports with
full cargo of general merchandise.
the passengers for Molokai
was j. S. McCandless who had aboard
the Helene, the we'll boring outfit of
the McCandless Bros. This will be
anded at Kaunakakai where it is pro-
posed to bore a number of wells
The purser of the James Makee de-
MES that 21,450 bags were left on
Kauai by the steamer James Makee'' !
rs stated in one of the afternoon pa
)ers yesterday. The sugar left on
Kauai when the Makee left Kappa
was as follows: Kilauea, 600 bags;
kealia, 1000; HanamauIu, 5000; Lii
hue, $3.50; Koloa, 1000; Makaweli,
The people on the Martha Davis are
uShing things along. She will finish
lischarging her cargo of general mer-.
,handise at the Irmgard wharf today
md will then haul over to the Pacific
Mail to discharge her bricks. Yes
erday the Martha Davis took on 2,7O0
,ags sugar from the James Makee and
" Saturday she will have about 1900
more bags awaiting thef. ms Will De
rom HOnokaa, P. S. NJ. and Kappa.
The owners, officers and crew of the
steamer Baku Standard were awarded
he sum of $4,000 for salvage services
'endered the British steamer Strath-
more, by towing her into st. Johns,
7. F., after she had lost her propeller,
While on the voyage from Ardrossan
% Baltimore in November last. The
3aku Standard was on her way from
Tyne to Philadelphia. The award was
Iivided as follows: FL 5000 to the own
ers of the Baku Standard, $50 to her
master. and $3.50 to her crew according !
% their rating