The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-31

Soon after sunrise yesterday morning
the steamship CZarina arrived in port
! from San Francisco, bringing eleven
hundred tons of general merchandise
consigned to William G. Irwin & Co.
The Czarina left the Golden Gate be-
hind on the morning of Sunday, the
Goth inst, day later than the Am
erica Maru, bringing Therefore one
days later news. She was to have sail
ed from the Coast on the 10Th, but was
unavoidably delayed. At present the
vessel lies at the Likelike wharf She
will haul over to the Pacific Mail dock
as soon as the Carlisle City is through
discharging her 900 tons of Oriental
freight.
Captain George w. Seaman only
learned OF the presence of plague in San
Francisco on the arrival of the Czarlna
in Honolulu. He was naturally sur
prised, for he had clean bill of health
and had heard nothing at all in regard
to the scourge on the Coast. Since the
Czarina sailed only few hours after
the San Francisco Board of Health had
officially declared plague, the probable
cause of the discrepancy is that the
Federal officials had not been officially
notified by the Board of Health at the
time of the Czarina's departure.
Among the principal shipments on
the CzariDa for this port are: 45,949 lbs
sugar, 440 lbs tea, 81 295 lbs tobacco
AZ ctls wheat, bxs soap, AGA gals and
It's cs whisky, 81 pkgs bicycles, II cs
6r1ror tro1- OH, I ole nf,.i1a Of
goods, 2S5 cs hardware, 46 pkgs machin-
cry, 20 pkgs onions, 102 bales paper, 50
bbls salmon, l bdl wire, l roll leather,
&c cs hats and caps, So pkgs groceries
and provisions, GO bales dry goods, 20
cs gasoline, Ia cs canned goods, 1890
lbs beans, cs boots and shoes, 100 cs
cigarettes, 8 cs cigars, Is drums distiI-
late, Al ctls corn, 5 bdls rope, 80 bxs
candles.
The George Curtis,
Among the many vessels on the way
to Honolulu is the ship George Curtis
which is due in a few days The Curtis
left San Francisco ON the 10Th instant
and her large cargo includes the follow
ing merchandise: 230 bbls -four, 1000
cs coal oil. 263,75S lbs sugar, 100 csks
beer, $50 lbs chocolate, 1877 cs canned
goods, bxs raisins, 81 pkgs paints
and oils, AIS pkgs machinery, $500 lbs
dried peas, 437 ft and "a pcs lumber,
951 ctls corn, 1873 ctls barley, s bales
leather, Al bdls paper, 1898 lbs soda,
1916 lbs beans, 10 lbs sage, AL pkgs
pressed bricks, 10 bbls and 5 hf-bbls
salmon, 9145 lbs and 80 cs bread, / cs
arms and ammunition, II cs electrical
goods, 1880 lbs coal, sos pkgs mill
work, cs meal, SO pkgs groceries and
provisions, 225 lbs tea, 1870 gals wine,
1891 lbs asphaltum, 1872 lbs rolled
barley, 795 pkgs hardware, 125 pkgs
gasoline, 13 cs boots and shoes. 1887
ctls barley, 752 bales hay, coils rope.
12O,SOO lbs rice. $50 lbs oleomargarine.
90 pkgs potatoes, cs dry goods, IL bxs
paste, $50 pkgs railroad material
New Four-Master.
new four-masted schooner the
largest ever built on the Pacific coast.
was launched last night from Matthew
Turner's yards at Benicia. She is to be
added to the Williams-Dimond fleet and
will be commanded by Captain d. H.
Warde, late of the bark Diamond Head.
She is intended for the island trade and
Will be able to carry 1900 tons of sugar.
The Rosamond will be fitted with a gas
ollne engine aft to assist in hoisting the
sails, and will have ali the appliances
to make her first-class vessel in every
respect. She will be ready for service
early In June.-San Francisco Call.
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Waterfront Accident.
A South Sea Islander employed by
the lnter-lsland Company, Touli by
name, sustained a broken leg in an acct
oen on the water front yesterday
morning. He was one of several men
working sugar from the Mauna Loa at
the lnter-lsland wharf, and was stand
ing on heap of sugar in bags when no
saw sling coming towards him from
the steamer. In jumping from the pile
10 avoid the sling, he caught his foot
between a couple of bags and fell with
iorce sufhclent to twist his leg. break
Ing 1T above the knee. Touli was re-
moved to the hospital.
Another Accident.
Custom House Guard G.. f Wells is
nursing badly bruised leg having fall
len into the hold of a scow in irving IN
cross to the quarantine wharf To his
post of duty the other evening He
was permitted to go off duty
Yachting.
three-cornered yacht race to La
mama and return is contemplated. The
Eva, helene and La Paloma are exnect-
ed TO be the contestants.
Inc owner of the Helene expresses no
great desire to take part, but the men
who own the other two boats are very
anxious for the affair to come off and
Will try to persuade the Helene into the
race. Yachtsmen are agitating the
question of having buoys or stakes
placed in the channel leading to Pearl
Harbor. Boats are forever gettino
stuck IN the mud in that direction
More Ships for Nome.
There was another exodus Yesterday
or vessels bound for the gold fields
lhey did not take many passengers. as
all OF them are to call at other ports
LOT their loads on the way north The
Homer was the first to get away. All
her passenger accommodation was talk
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