The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-04
WHARF AND WAVE.

Coptic from San Francisco tomor-
row.
The steamer Kinau, on her new
schedule from Hilo, arrives tomorrow.
The delayed America Maru, from Yo-
kohama. should arrive about next Fri
day.
The ship Marie Hackfeld is loading a
ballast cargo OF sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The United States transport Grant
locked at Oceanic wharf after the Aus
tralia sailed yesterday.
The schooner Endeayor, from Port
Townsend, which raced the Klikitat
from the Sound, arrived in port yes
terday with lumber.
The transport Sherman sails for Ma
Mia today The Grant will remain
until Friday. The Aztec sailed yester
day at daybreak with horses for the
Philippines.
The following vessels were on the
berth at San Francisco for Island ports
September %: Schooner Mary E. Fos-
ter, barkentine Irmgard, ship George
Curtis, bark Mauna Ala, bark Roderick
Dhu.
The schooner Robert Levers won the
race TO Port Townsend with the Alice
Cooke The Robert Levers was alrea-
dy at Port Blakeley when the Alice
Cooke arrived ON September "a at Port
Townsend.
The steamer Australia, for San
Francisco yesterday, carried S,769 bags
of sugar, 1000 hides, 200 bags OF rice,
1000 punches of bananas, and the usu-
al lot of empty kegs. There was an
average passenger list.
The steamer Iwalani has now been
laid up owing to trouble in securing
dock room in the harbor for the quick
despatch of Island freight. More of the
Island steamers will be laid up unless
better facilities are given for discharg
ing cargo promptly.
The brig w. G. Irwin sailed Septem-
Der % from San Francisco for Honolu-
lu with an assorted merchandise car
go. Among the principal shipments
were the following: 312 bbls -four 144
cs canned goods, 100 pkgs beer, II tons
coal, 3S3 cs hardware. PIG cs paints
and oils, pkgs machinery, 20 crates
potatoes, 291 pkgs railroad material, %
bbls and 10 hf-bbls salmon, 12G cs
whisky, 1,151 kegs lead, 10000 lbs SUI
gar, 5 crates onions, 100 SKIS middlings,
13 bales dry goods, IL bales leather,
155 SKIS bran, 63 ,467 lbs rolled barley,
4,907 lbs bread, 20 coils rope, cs arms
and ammunition, 100 cs gasoline, ,072
pkgs groceries and provisions, 6,O36
pkgs mill work, II bdls paper, 20 cs
meal, % bales salt, 10 bdlS wire, 900
lbs starch, 149 pkgs agricultural imple-
ments, 108 ctls oats.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26-1here
will be a clearing out Of transports to-
day. The Rio de Janeiro and Sikh will
leave for Portland to take on a regi-
ment of soldiers and the Centennial
will get away for Honolulu during the
evening with a cargo of horses. AS to
the other transports, the Sheridan
and Glenogle will sail next Friday for
Manila the Charles Nelson is at the
Government wharf getting ready, the
Valencia, which arrived Sunday, is
locked at Folsom street wharf No. 2,
the fLeelanaw, which went ashore near
Halfmoon Bay, is to go on the CalifOr-
MIA drydOck at the foot of Spear street
and the Hancock will not be ready for
two weeks. The drydocks are so
rushed with work that she cannot get
on Hunters Point for a week to come.
The big British tramp Westminster is
due here from Sydney, N. S. W., any
day now and as soon as she gets in
she will be turned into a cattle trans
port. If the boilermakers' strike is not
over by the time she gets here there
may be some trouble in getting her
ready for her long voyage to Manila.