The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-04

from Dan IduCiSCO April ZZnQ LOT f1O-
noluiu, has general merchandise car
go. Among the principal shipments
are the following: Bread, 1929 lbs;
80 pkgs Groceries and Provisions, 500
SKIS Bran, 157 pkgs Machinery, 1872 gals
and SO cs Whisky, 1882 pkgs Tank Ma
terlai, 10000 lbs Rice, $4,000 it Lumber,
SO gals Brandy, 500 bales Hay, 200 bxs
/ Paste, 1000 SKIS Midd.lngs, rs pkgs Po-
taloes, ,591 lbs Rolled Barley, 1000
cs Coal Oil, n cs Meal, 1OS bbls Salmon,
lab ctls Wheat, cs Hardware, 1000 lbs
Butter, 3O8 pkgs M4ilwork, 1870 gals
WINE.
The barkentine Planter was cleared
at san francisco on April 81 for Homo
lulu with general merchandise cargo
Among the principal shipments were
the following: Flour, 61S bbls; 5 pkgs
Agricultural Implements, $50 lbs Dried
Fruits, Ia ctls Corn, 100 cs Gasoline,
2l5 cs Hardware, Is pkgs Machinery,
1000 TT Lumber, Is bxs Paste, 236 pkgs
Millwork, 800 kegs Lead, 300 lbs Hops,
8 bales Leather, 800 cs Coal Oil, 4
horses, tons Fertilizer, cs Electrical
Goods. 1121 ctls Barley, "a pkgs Agri-
cultural Implements, 1894 cs Canned
Goods, 10000 Bricks, 80 pkgs Groceries
and Provisions, 200 bales Hay, % Mules,
$50 kegs Nails, 50 pkgs Paints and Oils,
1913 gals Wine, 241 ctls Oats, 200 SKIS
Bran, 1214 bales lay, 2O6 SKIS Feed
The barkentine S. N. Castle was also
cleared at San Francisco April 81 for
Honolulu with an assorted merchandise
cargo. Among the leading exports
were the following: Potatoes, 100
pkgs; $4,000 Bricks, 25 bales Dry
Goods, bales Leather, 40 pkgs Car
! Material nj a.
Metal, 100 bbls Lime, $50 bales Hay.
81 cs hardware. 46 kegs Nails, 154 pkgs
rants and Oils, 2700 # Lumber. 1874
Dds Flour, 461 gals Alcohol, 10 cs Can
ned Goods, 16 cs Hardware. 1900 lbs
Lard, SAG ctls Oats, Is SKIS Middlings. 70
Horses, 60 cs Cement, IL bales Dry
Goods, 1885 lbs Rolled Barley, 4SO lbs
CoHee, 16 cs Soap, is cs Goldfish. Is pkgs
Groceries and Provisions, 49S bales
Hay, 112 tons Nitrate, IA Mules, 7 cs
| Meal, 10 cs Onions, Is cs Potatoes. 10
hf-bbls and 10 kits Salmon.
Merchandise for Riio.
The bark Santiago sailed from San
Francisco April % for Hilo with a gen
eral merchandise cargo Among the
principal shipments were the follow
ing: Flour, PAS bble; 1850 lbs to-
bacco, 200 tons fertilizer, q bdls wire.
$4,000 TT lumber, GA kegs nails, 500 SKIS
salt. $50 kegs lead, 80 ctls corn, 26 cs
boots and shoes, II pkgs dry goods,
l93 ctls oats, $50 SKIS middlings, 12O
bbis lime, 80 bales paper, 80 coils rope,
oo1 pkgs hardware, 2 cs cigars, 1920
lbs sugar, 1851 lbs and 90 cs bread.
o05 es and % bbls salmon, 81 cs meal,
40 pkgs paints and oils, bales leather.
l cs drugs, 66,94O lbs coal, 277 pkgs mill
work, 103 ctls wheat, 295 pkgs potatoes,
o60 bales hay, 600 cs coal oil, $50 cs and
% kegs powder, 972 SKIS bran, 1,104 lbs
cheese, 1929 ctls barley, 223 pkgs gro
ceries and provisions, 2 cs hats and
caps, 40 cs soap, 1858 lbs and 16 cs but
ter, 372 lbs nuts, 1913 lbs beans, 49,
500 lbs rice, POI $50 lbs rolled barley,
cs fuse, 3 cs caps, 1921 pkgs and 6
carboys acid, $50 lbs and 26 cs dried
fruits, SO bxs Goldfish, 1874 cs canned
goods, 1872 cs canned goods, LAO lbs
lard, 5,211 lbs cracked corn
Cargo for Hama.
The schooner Jennie Wand sailed
from San Francisco April oath for Ha-
ma with merchandise cargo. Among
the principal shipments were the fol-
lowing: Flour, 459 blbs; $500 lbs bread,
5 coils rope, bales dry goods, 1857 lbs
beans, 80 lbs hops, SO cs powder, AZ
bales salt, Is bxs paste, $50 lbs hams
and bacon, 65 bxs soap, bales paper,
255 SKIS middlings, 400 cs coal oil, l
cs caps, Al pkgs groceries and provi-
sions. 122 tons fertilizer, 1880 lbs
rolled barley, 2 cs drugs, 3 cs fuse, 31S
cs canned goods, 1000 ctls barley, Is
cs hardware, Isl SKIS bran, 81 bxs dried
fruits, so bbls lime, bales bags, 85
cs &C bbls and 5 hf-bbls salmon, 1870
lbs tea, 67 ctls wheat, 100000 shingles,
200 lbs dried peas, 8 cs meal, so pkgs
potatoes, 800 lbs lard, 1000 lbs oleo-
margarine, 10 cs paints and oils, 5000
TT lumber.
Flying Fish.
One of the Customs Inspectors met
with strange adventure the other
evening while making his rounds in the
custom house boat. Leisurely rowing
along his attention was attracted by
a disturbance in the water near the
boat. He stopped rowing and felt
something cold and wet strike him on
the face. 1t was a small fish. 1t seems
that a shark had run foul of school
of mullet and in their efforts to get
away from their pursuer they were
jumping out of the water as the larger
fish made rushes at them. Several
times ten or twelve mullet at a time
,, would fly over the boat in which the
customs man was and he put his rain
! coat over his head to keep the water
from falling on him. He did not see
the shark jump over the boat but is
almost sure that it did. Very often
men who row on the bay at night ex-
hibit fish that have jumped into their
boats.
NOTES.
Yesterday was Arches birthday
,, The Lehua, for Kaunakakai and ka-
hului, is on the boards to sail today
at p. m.
The ship Jabez Howes went to Pa
cific Mail wharf to take ballast yester-
day. She goes to the Sound
The Kilauea Hou, for Hakalau, Ho-
, nomu and Pepeekeo, and the Alice
Kimball, for Koholalele and kihei,
sail at II m. tomorrow.