The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-07

Kaltenbach.
Aloha, American schooner, TAP tons
passengers and merchandise to Homo
lulu. in Hawaiian Line, by Williams,
Dimond G. Co.
Admiral Troude, French bark. 1.417
tons-wheat to U X. H. A or D, Ell
los. Prior to arrival.
Antiope, British schooner, 1855 tons
(at Oyster Harbor)-coal thence to
Kahului, by Alexander & Baldwin.
Archer, American barkentine, S45
to,is;-passengers and merchandise to-
Honolulu, in Planters Line, by WEIGH
& Co.
cambridge, American schooner, 496
tons Cat Blakeley)-lumber thence to
direct port West Coast, s3 Is Sd; by
Renton, Holmes & Co.
Bourbaki, French bark, LII tons
wheat to u K, H, A or d, f2, re-char-
tered by Girvin e. Eyre; prior to ar
rival
B. p. Cheney, American barkentine,
200 tons-coal and lime from Tacoma
to Kahului.
Crocodile, British schooner, 2,424 tons
wheat to u X, II, A or d, Ell lis Sd,
by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Prior to
arrival.
Cromartyshire, British ship, 1462
tons Cat Port Los Angeles)-wheat
from Portland to u K, H, A or d, g2
lis Cd. Prior to arrival
Florence, American ship. 1874 tons
| Cat Tacoma)-coal thence to Honolulu.
Inverurie, British bark, 1909 tons
wheat to u K, A or d, G2, re-char-
tered, by Girvin & Eyre. Prior to ar
rival.
Invincible, American ship. 1855 tons
| Cat Rlakeley)-lumber thence to South
Africa, by J. ]. Moore & Co.
j. b. Leeds. American schooner, 207
tons-redwood from Eureka to Mazat-
Ian, by Pacific Lumber Company.
J. l.. Eviston, American barkentine
662 tons Cat Eureka)-redwood thence
TO Sydney, by Charles Nelson.
John Currier, American ship, 1,S4l
tons Cat Seattle)-coal thence to Ho-
nolulu. Prior to arrival.
Kaiulani, American bark, 1,430 tons
passengers and merchandise to Homo
lulu, in Hawaiian Line. by Williams
Dimond & Co.
Mildred. American schooner, All ton.
lat Seattle)-1umber thence to Homo
lulu. by ]. II. Baxter.
Minnie A. Game, American schooner
179 tons (at Tacoma)-lumber theme,
to Sydney, by Charles Nelson
Olga, German bark, 1,340 tons "a
Portland)-wheat thence to u X, II
n or ID. e2. Prior to arrival.
Osborne. British ship, 1856 tons
wheat to u X, H. A or d, Ell lis, b,
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Prior to ar
rival.
Palatinia. British steamer, 1882 ton
(off Columbia River)-merchandis
from Tacoma to China, by Pacific Elk
port Company.
Pitcairn, American bark, 163 TONS
redwood from Fort Bragg to Mazat
Ian. by Hickman & Masterson.
Port Caledonia, British ship, 1924
tons Cat Portland)-wheat thence to
X, II, A or ID, Ell 19s Cd. Prior to ar
rival.
st. James, American schooner, Lac
tons-lumber from Chemainus to Me-
> bourne or Adelaide. G3, by Edd,
Chapman, Falk & Co. Prior to al
. rival.
Serena Thayer, American schoone
1875 tons Cat Eureka)-redwood thenc
, to Kahului, by Charles Nelson.
!. Servia, American ship, 1,736 tons
has been laid on the berth for Me
bourne direct, by ]. j. Moore & Co.
, Springburn. British ship, 2,449 tons
! wheat to u X, III, A or ID, Ell lis 8,
by Eppinger & Co. Prior to arrival.
st. Nicholas, American ship, 1,6
> tons-lumber from Puget Sound I
l, Sydney, f2 los, by Eddy, Chapman
! Falk & Co.
+ Standard. American ship, 1,461 tons
3 coal from Tacoma to Honolulu.
Temuco, Chilean schooner 905 tor
Cat Blakeley)-lumber thence to Va
Z paraiso, f. o. Owners account
/, Vile de Mulhouse French ship, "a
tons-wheat to u. X, II, A or d, {
y 15s. Prior to arrival.
b w. Il. Flint, American bark, 746 tor
passengers and merchandise to III,
nolulu, by Alexander & Baldwin, Lit
3 ARCTIC INDIANS DYING OUT.
i schooner Bonanza, Capt Sam Smit
:, arrived today from Fox Island with
cargo of whalebone valued at mo-
Es than $4,000. 1t is consigned to Lieb
4 and Is the gathering of the trade
!, about Port Clarence. Captain Smit
a saw the Karluck and Belvedere ne:
+ Port Clarence. He spoke neither b
X concluded, from their position, TIL
J they had no whales.
The Indians at Port Clarence a
+ dying out" said Captain Smith; 9Th,
s. seem to be the victims of pneumoni
accompanied by hemorrhages. IT
3 white mans food and his way of livil
= have proved fatal to them. Whe
y there were once hundreds we cou
q hardly get a boats crew."
= PICKED UP A PRIZE.
y SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. PA pri
y is not ofteh picked up in mid-ocea
put lndt Is the SOOO luck winch DEF
the British ship Senator news
which has just reached this port
the British ship Albyr, which arriv
from Antwerp a week ago. CAPITA
Williams of the Albyr today report
that on June 9Th, in latitude 1925 {
grees north, and longitude II degre
west, he spoke the dismasted Norv
gan ship Superb. The latter was
charge of the mate and a prize or
from the Senator. The mate board
- the Aloyr' and asked for proyisio
which were readily supplied, Can't;
Williams giving all that he co,
Inc Superb was bound from Rio
Janeiro for Middlesborough. About
month before the Albyr spoke her
senator had come upon her. and
n captain, receiving no answer To
signals. sent the mate on board OF y
mere was no sign of life anvwba
she mad been abandoned by her or,
:, ana the provision locker had h.
pretty well Quilted. The Senator,s =.
tam examined the craft, and tbon,
that with jury rig she could he tol
nome. So he put the mate ana ~
crew on board. Today it was lear,
that the superb had arrived so faI,,
Gibraltar on June %