The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
The Port Albert
Disnantled
Now.
Tue Baldwin Launched
S. G.. Wilder
Here.

HE steamship Zealandta of the Gee
M aBic company is due here tomor-
row from San Francisco and Will
return to the Coast about the 27th
4 -stant She will take freight and cab
passengers from here as usual.
4 Henry Willard Enters Port.
i The big American ship. Henry Willard,
those arrival off port on Monday night
,ss exclusively announced in the Ad-
rz-tiser was towed into the harbor
yesterday morning by the tug Fearless.
4The Willard came from Savannah and
,as 1873 days on the trip. 1t was on
january 25 that one of the crew was
st overheard, during heavy north
,est to west northwest gale. Thomas
33lrrett of Providence, r. L, was the
IT. topsall yard when he lost his hold
Ind fell. striking one of the boats on
H. starboard quarter, falling into the
lea The weather was altogether toe
!-agh to recover him.
During the gale the forward deck
1guse was smashed by the force of the
jyayes and a portion of the forward
1mwarks was stove in. This was about
H. only rough weather experienced by
IL Willard throughout her entire trip
The Tug Baldwin Launched.
The smart littleStug Leslie Baldwin
t. launched yesterday morning IN The
nsence of a large crowd from the deck
II the schooner Metha Nelson, while
H. lay at the foot of the Inter-IslanG
4harf
i pair Of shear legs was used for the
PORK and Captain Rennie of McCabe &
hamilton superintended the work o.
hitting the tug in the water. This /!
IL Of the heaviest lifts which have
len attempted In this harbor for Ions
dne, The tug weighs about forty-fivt
u.s. Not a hitch occurred in the
jaHching Of the craft.
NCabe, Hamilton and Rennie have
Sr!sr consideration a plan to erect g
$lir Of permanent shear legs capable
i lifting eighty tons. Such an appli-
nee would be much appreciated on the
aterfront. as the facilities for hand
4,g heavy pieces of machinery in this
9t are somewhat meagre.
3 Iwalani Lost q Boat.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
32ptan Simerson, arrived yesterday
forning from Hawaii and Maui ports
lporting rough weather in the channe
h the return trip. Purser Simerson, g
3n OF the captain, reports that the
5eamer Iwalani lost boat at Homo
3A The boat was dashed onto the
3cks by the heavy seas and smashed
pieces Fortunately all of the men il
H. boat at the time were rescued.
Shrlners on the Kinau.
There was a great crowd on Wilder's
JAarf when the steamer Kinau, Cap
Pin Freeman, sailed for Hilo and way
3orts at noon yesterday. The Kinar
ID large passenger list and many
aHners were among the departing
rs About forty Shriners went fol
purpose OF visiting the volcano
ie party was conducted by Horace
aft Of Wilder's Steamship Com
by. The following is a list Of those
10 sailed on the Kinau:
lohn NJ Raymond, John d. Holsman
ank V. Kraus. A. Morrison, Alexan-
II Holiday. N. j Johnson, H. D. Wat
George N. Schofield, Miss l.. s.
aSer DR.. ]. s. Hacker, 8. G. Parry
and Mrs. Pritchard, S. Johnson, j.
Herkier, C. c. Philbrick, A. Bolger
|. N. Shetterly and wife, ]. B. Ross
Getchall, Joseph A. Watson, N. G.
ddard, l.. B. Winner, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hra-
a4' Dir. and Mrs. A. G. Spring, j. T.
aNorth, George A. Gregg, Miss A
se George Kamp, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Na1ana, A. Hamburg, C. B. Kinney
~ Searie, Allan NJ. Walcott, j. E
ssman, NJ. NJ. Kohn, James S. Fen
and son, Miss E. F. Wells. NJ. 1
,eAs L. Billman, Fred. Lympan
NJ. Kobbe, Miss Meme, w
robinson, L. H. Rodgers, A
qeil hoy and child; Mrs. NJ. Espin
l. NJ. Nettleson, G. Weight, T. Nc.
Stewart, w. C. Weldon, w. F
me A, W. Nicely, B. S. Chase, Jos
MISS q. Ingoka, NJ. Komabayshire
schneider, James Renton, H. NJ
TTo,a' John Hind, Mrs. Lindsey. w
HE Claudine for KahuIui.
"'ers steamer Claudine, Captain
Asr sailed for Kahului and way
yesterday evening about o'clock
raymond and two nurses wer'
-s those who took passage on thu
@'7'' They have been called to Ma
Oy the serious illness of DR.. Nc
H.. The following is a list of tn
passengers: ]. NJ. Dowsett
C child; DR.. Whitney and wife
D., oarr Edward C. Brown, Miss Ed
- assistant nurse, w. n. Feary
son James w. X. Keola ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kinney, c
syuer, DR.. Raymond, Tang Yang
u T., haeo, Rev. ]. e. Kekipi, Rev
i'ha, Thomas Wilson, Lew Wal
Joseph Law, All Fong, Wan
's'' j. X. Iosepa, wife and tire
Hosamond Sails Today.
I'on today it Is expected that tn
r Rosamond will take her depart
can Francisco with a full load o
She will carry several passen
-, ne Rosamond arrived here o.
ssrsI VI last month with q cargo O
as riefchandise. Captain Ward, on
Il popular shippers visiting thi
e' commander. The Fearles