The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-13
WHARF AND WAVE.


The Japanese tramp steamer Togo
Maru anchored off port last night with
laborers from Japan.
NJ NJ Drummond has been promoted
from inspector of customs TO entry
clerk in the Custom-house.
The Russian steamer Daing Vostok,
Captain Erickson. 1900 tons, is out 9
days from Yokohama for Honolulu.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder, for
San Francisco yesterday, carried s.,
334 bags Of sugar, valued at S34 ,343.
The Elihu Thomson arrived from
Seattle at $50 last night with cargo
of general merchandise TO II. Water
house & Co.
The Oceanic liner Mariposa locked
at the cOmpany's dock early yesterday
morning, sailing for Sydney about =
O'Clock in the afternoon. She was de-
iayed some waiting for ice.
The United States army transport
GlenOgle sailed early yesterday morn
ing for Manila. The transport Charles
Nelson is all ready for departure with
the exception of ice, which will be on
board this morning.
The following vessels were on the
berth at San Francisco for Island
ports October ): For Honolulu-Stmr.
Australia, to sail October Is, 2 p. m;
bark S. G. Allen, to sail October z;
schooner Aloha; ship George Curtis,
| to sail October 5; ship Fort George;
| bark Mauna Ala; brig J. d. Spreckels
| For Hilo-Barkentine Archer and
| barkentine Santiago, to sail October Is.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Al. F. OF
terson, the second mate of the S. c. AL
| Ion III,
| ing at Mission street wharf. He had
| been drinking. He went on board of
| the Allen at a. NJ Having partly
undressed he went on deck and fell
| over the vessels side. A launch was
beside the Allen and upon the rail of
| this OtterSOn'S head probably struck.
| His body was recovered yesterday
| morning.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-The
British steamer Victoria, ten days
from Honolulu, arrived late last even
| ing and anchored in the stream. She
| will be pressed into the army trans
port service between San Francisco
and Manila. Her register is 1,5O7 tons,
and she is consigned to j. j. Moore &
Co., of this city. Three San Francis
| cans slowed away on the Victoria at
| Honolulu. Two were boiler-makers.
The Victoria was inspected before she
| started on her last voyage, and her
boilers were found in excellent condi-
ton. The boiler-makers' strike, there
| fore, cannot delay her sailing. John
j Ness of Sunderland, England, is the
Victoria's owner.
| The schooner Mary E. Foster
cleared October 3 at San Francisco for
Honolulu with a general merchandise
| oar Ar,,n ht, irn mol h inn, ants
were the following: 200 bbs -four
900 SKIS bran, 1913 ctls corn, 81 bales
dry goods, $40 bales hay, 10 bales leath-
er. 20 pkgs paints and oils, 2,572 ctls
barley, 4,537 lbs butter, 40 pkgs sew
ing machines, 725 SKIS middlings, 1,02C
lbs hops, 1854 lbs rolled barley, IL,
1876 lbs cracked corn, 222 hogs, 9S
crates bricks. 101 pkgs groceries and
provisions, 10 horses, SO mules. 1900
posts, 2.763 pkgs railroad material, 72;
kegs lead. 555 ctls oats, 80 pkgs ma
chinery, 179 cs canned goods, 80 C:
hardware The barkentine Ruth wa:
cleared October at San Francisco fol
Kahului with an assorted cargo
Among the leading exports were TIL
following 143,3S7 lbs rolled barley
1000 SKIS bran, 266 tons fertilizer.
mules, $685. 43 lbs superphosphate, IA,
The following additions to the mani
tests of the Roderick Dhu and Irm
gard were made in San Francisco DC
tober 2: To Hilo by the bark Roder
lex Dhu: 431 lbs flour, 10 coils rope, >
bxs fresh fruits, 165 lbs butter, bale
dry goods, GO pkgs groceries and pro
visions, Sc kegs nails, SO pkgs MACH
/ merry, 1854 bales hay, $50 lbs drie
fruits, 1881 SKIS bran. 4 pkgs agricul
tural implements, cs eggs, 7S5 ctl
barley, 55 bXs paste, 500 lbs codfisf
: 433 lbs hams and bacon, 3,S17 lbs bean:
Is tons coal, l COW. 80 horses, Sc mule:
II crts onions, 80 SKIS middlings. 100 C
coal Oil, "a tons fertilizer, 40 pkgs beer
1913 cs canned goods, S45 lbs brea(
1874 $40 lbs rolled barley, 1.709 lbs soda
55 cs and bbls salmon, 3 ctls whea
1000 lbs starch, cs meal, $50 keg
lead, 5 bXs soap, 40 lbs tea, bale
leather, 13 pkgs jewelry. To Honolr
lu by the barkentine Irmgard: 100 Ii
+. flour, 362 cs canned goods, 1904 Ii
bread 625 lbs peas, 80 cS and 20 BIB
salmon, 81 cs hardware, l cs drug
1863 bales hay, $500 bricks, 10 81
middlings $50 lbs dried fruit, 800 II
:. lard, 2,122 lbs beans, SO ctls whea
= 60 ctls corn. 20 ctls oats, cs meal
20 bales dry goods, so bxs paste.
= pkgs groceries and provisions, % bale
salt, 1876 lbs tea, $50 lbs hops. sol 81
bran, $50 bbls bran. Al ctlS barley,
$ coil rope, cs rubber goods. Z cS arm
5 and ammunition, 1866 lbs rolled ba
=. ley, 2,340 railroad ties, 10 cs oils, l TO
IS leather, 2 cs electrical goods, pix:
machinery.