The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-20
MnARf AND WAVE.

Genial Louis Reynolds is freight
clerk of the Mikahala
The City of Columbia has now grad
uated from the hoodoo to the hospital
class.
The bark Himalaya sails Wednesday
with 100 tons of sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The bark McNear, which arrived
eight days ago with guano from Lay
san is still awaiting berth.
The barkentine Irmgard's cargo, for
San Francisco last Saturday, was IT,
$50 bags Of sugar, valued at $S5, $50.
The barkentine Planter moves over
to Kinau wharf this morning to load
Maui sugar from the Claudine.
The schooner La Ninfa is running
between Wahiawa and this port with
supplies for the new plantation.
The brig w. G. Irwin is loading sugar
at Allen street wharf She sails for
San Francisco on Wednesday after
noon.
The hull of the new dredger was
launched yesterday with the assistance
of the tug Eleu at the foot OF Richards
street.
The ship Iroquois finished loading
Oahu sugar at the railway wharf yes
terday and will pull out in the stream
today to complete her cargo for New
York
The general merchandise of the
bark II. Hackfeld has been discharged
but she will have to await a fortnight
yet before she can finish the remand
er, which is machinery for Oahu plan
tation
The schooner Aloha sails for San
Francisco with $4,000 bags of sugar at
noon today. The Aloha has been in
port a little over a month, having ar
rived from San Francisco May IS, with
general cargo.
a we'll boring outfit was taken to
Ford's Island by the Mokolii yesterday.
She arrived in port late last night and
sails on her usual MOokai route this
afternoon, returning tomorrow even
ing and sailing again on Thursday,
making two round trips this week.
The United States training ship
Adams sailed yesterday morning for
Port Angeles. 1t is reported that on
her next trip here there will be a new
commander for the Adams. Capt
| Book retiring from sea duty. The
Adams arrived from Hilo, June t with
naval apprentices.
Hilo Herald: The American schoon-
| er Bangor, J. w. Aspe, master, from
Port Townsend, Wash, May Is, arrived
| in Hilo June 8. She is consigned to II.
Hackfeld &, Co., Ltd, and her cargo is
| for that firm. She brought down $50, >
$50 feet northwest, 100, 900 shingles and
| 1000 bags of oats.
| The bark Santiago sailed for San
Francisco early Saturday morning
June 10, from HilO. Her passengers
were Clara F. Thurston, H. ". Foster
II. E. Boothby and George w. Slack
She carried 27,100 bags of sugar from
the following plantations: Waiakea
1900; Pepeekeo, 1000; Hilo Sugar Co.
$500; II. A. X, 5000.
The following island vessels sail to
day: Steamer Mokolii, Dover, for Mo
lokai and Maui. p. m: steamer Hi
nau. Freeman, for Hilo and way ports
II noon; steamer Claudine, Cameron
for Maui ports, 5 p. m; steamer w. G
Hall, Haglund, for Lahaina, Maalaea
Kona and Kau, 10 a. M: steamer Mi
kahala Thompson, for Koloa, Eleele
Hanapepe Makaweli. Waimea and Re
kaha; Nawiliwili for passengers only
) D. m; schooner Waialua. Moki, TO
Hanalel, p. m. schooner kaulke
laouli, for Lanai: schT. Blanche ant
Ella, for Molokai.
At o'clock this morning the City o
Columbia will steam outside the har
Dor as quarantine ship to the NippOl
, Maru's passengers and cargo. Tn
: coaling of the Nippon Maru Will be fin
: ished by that time, as relays of Ions
: shoremen were working all night
/ Numbers of them were tired complete
( ~ out and sleeping on the bales O
5 sacks at the Pacific Mail wharf las
} night. awaiting the loading OF the tend
, ers there. 1t is probable Pilot J. +
, Macaulay will take charge of the Cit
A.. of Columbia when she gets alongsid
the Nippon and as soon as the trans
| fer is made the liner will weigh ancho
? and sail Immediately for San Fran
/ CISCO She is due to return TO HonOlul
] July 4.