The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-24

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waii ports; during the afternoon the
Lehua left for Molokai, getting away
shortly after o'clock. The steamers
w. G. Hall for Makaweli, James Makee
for Kappa and the Kauai all left about
5 o'clock for Kauai ports. The trans
port Grant and the Japanese liner Nip
pom Maru, arriving about 4 o'clock, kept
the waterfront people busy. The bark
Edward May, with sugar and koa wood
left during the forenoon for San Fran
cisco.
Shipping Notes
The Nippon Maru carries S13O, OOC
treasure for Hongkong.
The S. t. Alexander, twenty-five days
from Kahului with sugar, has arrived at
San Francisco.
The Zealandia was scheduled to
leave San Francisco for Honolulu on
her regular trip on July 20.
The bark Mauna Ala sailed from San
Francisco for Honolulu July II. The
bark S. G.. Wilder sailed on July H.
The Hawaiian-American steamer Ore
gonian, on her way to San Francisco
from New York, put into Coronel Chile,
on July IS.
L he snip chilly INSeu, "
San Francisco. advices, has been char
tered there to load merchandise for Sgd
ney, N. S. w.
The Commissioner of Navigation has
granted permission to Spreckels & Co.
to change the name Of the bark Pf1uger
to the Coronado.
The steamer Meteor, which is destin-
ed for the new Seattle-H Honolulu line,
put into Rio de Janeiro on July 10 with
a damaged rudder.
The bark Albert sailed from San
Francisco for Honolulu on July Ia with
numerous passengers and the usual full
cargo of general merchandise.
The Army transport Thomas was to
have left San Francisco yesterday for
Manila via Honolulu and Guam. She
should arrive here on July 80.
The ship Elwell was moved yesterday
from the Pacific Mail dock to the
Oceanic dock to make room for the Nip
pom Maru. She is discharging coal.
The transport Hancock arrived at San
Francisco from Manila on the 18th,
twenty-one days out, making the trip
direct between ports. This is record
breaker.
The British steamer Carlisle City,
from Hcngkong, via Honolulu and San
Diego, is held in quarantine at Angels
Island, although it is said no sickness
is aboard
The transport Lawston has made her
last trip as trans Pacific Army liner,
as orders have been received at Manila
from Washington to retain her in the
Philippines as an island transport.
General Ludfngton has arranged his
visit in Honolulu so that the trans
port Grant will remain in port today,
leaving for her destination tomorrow
morning, instead of today, as originally
intended.
The new barkentine Kohala was
launched on July 10 at Eureka for Hind,
Rolph & Co. and duly christened. The
Kohala is four-masted and is consid-
cred to be one of the best sailing vessels
constructed this season. She will be
used in the Coast and Island trade.
The bark Sea King was warped away
from the Naval dock yesterday after
noon to anchorage in the stream to
make room for the transport Grant. The
first mate of the Rufus Wood will take
the vessel to the Sound instead of Cap
tain Mcleod, as previously arranged
The big Pacific Mail steamship Algoa
sailed from Seattle for Manila July II
with a cargo of 1000 tons of general
freight. The Seattle merchants have
for the first time been afforded an OPP
portunity to do business direct with
Manila through the medium of this
steamer.
The following passengers are booked
to leave on the Claudine this afternoon:
Miss G. D. Castle II. Giles, H. A. o.
Giles, Master Brunhardt, Miss L. Cock
ett Mrs D. r. Vida and child, G. B.
Robertson, Rev. M. Kuikahi Mrs. J. B.
Dias and child, Theo. Richards, Miss
Carrie Green, Miss Rhoda Green, Mrs.
M. Spencer, Mrs. L. Self, Miss r. Anu,
Mrs. Ahulii. Hon. John Ahulii.
The new barkentine Lahaina launch
ed at Oakland on the same day that
the battleship Ohio took the water, is
highly praised by her master, Captain
Carlson. The maiden trip of the Lahai-
ma took her to Puget Sound, where she
arrived safely, eleven days out from this
port. The passage was almost contin-
ually against a strong northwest wind.
Close-hauled and on the wind the bark
entine made twelve knots, and with the
wind abeam Captain Carlson is conf
dent that the new vessel can make
fourteen knots.
New Reef Reported.