The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
SEA AND SHORE
The Steamer Cleveland
Safe at Hiic.
Captain Goodman Prom0'si--Har-
Dor Light 00scgrad--Tre Moana
and Gaelic Arrys--NJ.es.

The M1ana ard Gaelic made short
stops here yesterday. Neither vessel
came into the harb0r and the Eleu and
the seam scOw Dispatch we're kept
busy with the two b. z ocean liners.
The tug took the mail and Customs o.
fcials 10 the MOlna returning with the
/ passengers from the Colonies and sew
eral tons OF freight. Some fruits In
boxes from the Colonies we're thrown
| overheard as they we're found 10 be az
fected with the MediterI anean fly. d.s-
ease common at present to Australian
and Samoan fruits.
There was quite a tiff between Cap
tain Carey Of the Moana and the Port
Physician over the lack Of the proper
bill OF health AMI after quite a bit Of
argument the physician was allowed
| aboard the steamer. 1t appears that
the authorities at Sydney were trying
| to hide the fact Of the presence Of
plague in their city. DR.. Wood read the
rot act TO Captain Carey and il is safe
TO say that there will be no more trou-
l BAE 1bONA l4AC 4lillAaA AA4f-E DDaAl va AAAE
popular boa. when she arrives here
lag IL. The mona emaiued here about
four hours.
| The Gaelic wtich anchored outside
about II o'clock yesterday brought only
cabin passengers Tor this port. Sne was
detained until about o clock rs sac
had TO take on some water. This was
| slow work as the water had 70 be
brought out TO her on the sCOw.
Long alter the erection of the chan
mel wharf and warehouse comes the
office 10 mariners that the red harbOI
light is obscurel by the warehouse
Where formerly IL might be seen from
Diamond Head il is now necessary % De
almost two miles S.S.W. Of Diamond
| deau before Il can be seen. On the
charts Of the outside anchorage the
position of the bell buoy is noted. The
bell buoy has been removed and re.
placed with a spar, but no notice has
7een given Of its removal The sound
Of the bell was always a guide and q
warning 70 ship masters at night, who
might easily be led astray by its alb
sence without notice. There is much
complaint about the way the red light
has been obscured and more kicking
about the absence of the bell buoy
which was at the bottom for more thar
month ard will not be in place agar
for at least two weeks.
Cleveland ct Hilo.
AS was expected by shipping men the
Cleveland has turned up again safe
She broke her shaft on the 18th anS
arrived at HilO ABOUT the middle of the
week under slow steam. Temporary re
, pairs were made and enough speed
maintained with steam and sails to Civ,
Ter steerage way. Captain Klitgard
glad to make any port in a storm, wen
| 10 Hlo. When quite a distance ava!
from the Rainy City the Helene spokI
The steamer and offered assistance
which was refused as the ship was un
der control.
The Noeau from Eamakua arriving
yes erday brought the news OF the ar
ival Of the Clevel nd. Captain Wymal
stated that Captain Klitgard had lef
( lilo and gone overland to take passag
on the Mikahala for this place. Unit
he arrives and has a talk with Alex
ander & Baldwin nothing will be de
cided as to what will be done with tn
4 disabled steamer or her cargo. The Nj
kahala will arrive here today or tomoI
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