The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-16
SEA AND SHORE.
The DOyO Maru Arrives
With LabOrerS.
Mango Maru Being DisinfeCted--A
New Torpedo BOat--Hyde
Not Seriously Injured.

The japanese steamer DoyO Maru,
with 200 immigrants from Yokohama,
came into port and tied up at the Pa
cific Mail dock at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. At noon, however, instruc-
lions were sent down for the removal
of the steamer outside of the harbOr on
account of inadequate wharf room. The
Doyo Maru is now anchored off Wal
kiki. The Alex. Mcneil came into
port early yesterday morning. She
brings 1,53S tons Of coal to order. The
bark Nuuanu brings 800 tons of gem
eraI merchandise to c. Brewer & Co.
The schooner Alice Kimball anchored.
off port late on Sunday night and came
into harbOr yesterday morning with a
general cargo to Wilder & Co.
The Mango Maru is still anchored off
port and is being disinfected.
Work upon the William Carson has
been suspended. She is now awash
and quite a foot lower than she was
before her masts were taken out.
A Cargo for Hawaii.
The American schooner Viking was
cleared from San Francisco on Deem
Der % for Hama with the following
merchandise as its cargo: 1000 fl lum-
Der, so os powder, 1 cs fuse and caps,
$50 tons coal.
Hyde Slightly Damaged.
Private dispatches received here yes
terday state that the ship Henry b.
Hyde, which put in at Valpaiso with
her coal cargo afire. was only slightly
damaged. It is not likely that she will
be long delayed.
Changes in Captains.
Captain Hubbard has retired from
the barkentine s. n. Castle, and from
the sea. Captain Nelson of the barken-
tine W. H. Dimond will probably sue
coed him. and First Mate Hanson will
command the Dimond.
Two Cargoes for Hawaii.
The barkentine Archer was cleared
from San Francisco on January for
Honolulu with a general merchandise
cargo. Among the principal shipments
were the following: SS7 bbls -four, 43l
cs canned goods, 1921 lbs tobacco, 49,
631 lbs bread. 1O2 gals whisky, 80 pkgs
machinery. 80 bxs candles, $50 ctls
corn. 347 ctls wheat, 81 gals brandy. 40
pcs lumber. 600 lbs sugar, 2 cs wine,
100 bdls shocks, 231 pkgs groceries and
provisions, Al pkgs electrical goods, 351
cs soap. 10 cs hardware. 2S5 bales pa
per. 1916 SKIS bran, 300 SKIS middiings,
81 pkgs paints and oils, 21S ctls oats,
90 bxs paste. 80 bales salt, 800 lbs
hops. 2. 200 lbs dried fruit 112 bbls. 200
hf-bbls and 20 kits salmon, 2,272 lbs
beans. 80 cs meals, 54.02S lbs rolled
barley, 295 pkgs machinery, 126 cs
hardware. 100, 900 bricks, SOS bales hay,
I 8 horses. bale dry goods, so bbls lime.
/ The brig Consuelo was cleared on the
same day for Mahukona with an as
sorted merchandise cargo. Among the
/ leading exports were the following:
/ 300 bbls flour. 1 bale leather, 300 cs
coal oil, 80 cs caps. % gals wine, / bale
dry goods, LOO lbs lard, 2.019 ctls
barley, 30 cs canned goods, pkg beer
10000 lbs bonemeal, cs paints and
oils. 500 lbs oleomargarine 80 bales
UdBS, 0,tl0 lOS DIedu. 10 pigs grocer
les and provisions, 100 cs and 80 bbls
salmon, S95 SKIS bran, sc pkgs machin.
cry, % .bbls cement, % bales hay. 4;
ctls wheat, 100 SKIS middlings.
New Torpedo Boat.
On New Years day the torpedo boat
destroyer Goldsborough. built by the
Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works of Port.
land, Or, was given her builders trial
The course down the river from Port.
land 10 Kalama was chosen for the
run. The Goldsborough developed a
speed of thirty-two knots an hour, the
best time ever made on the Columbia
The contract speed is thirty knots
Rand Concert.