The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-05
Shipping Notes.

Sill ppidS NOIoSs
Steamer w G. Hall brought from
Kauai yesterday, 1852 bags sugar, II
bags rice, 80 bags taro, horses
Purser Christian makes the following
report of sugar on the Island of Kauai
awaiting shipment: Koloa. 1000 bags
Makaweli, 5000: G. & r. $50: Kekaha
400: Y r., 400; w, LOO. Total, I0,O50
bags.
The steamer Hanalei will leave Ma
kaweli next Wednesday for this por;
The schooner Johnson has all her
freight unloaded at Kauai. None of the
other Coast schooners have started to
discharge yet.
A large scow belonging to the Inter
Island Steamship Company was
brought from Hanamaulu to Honolulu
on the steamer w. G. Hall yesterday.
This week the Claudine will take the
Knau's run, 50 that repairs on the
latter can be made
The Claudine's cargo this trip home
consisted of ~ sacks of corn, - sacks
potatoes. 81 sacks taro, % hogs, l horse,
- packages sundries.
A load of cattle was brought to Ho-
nolulu yesterday on the gasoline
schooner Eclipse. from Kona.
VII account ~ l4it lciS iiiS up VI liz
kinau on the Marine Railway this
week the steamer Maui Will take the
Claudine's run.
The ship St James is again lischarg-
ing coal at the Naval dock in the
place made vacant by the transport
Thomas.
The schooner Expansion has moved
over from the stream to the wharves
to discharge
Mahukona shipping the past week is
summarized as follows: Departed
July IS. schooner Minnie A Caine, OF
sen for San Francisco Cargo, 1,42i
tons sugar. 153 hides. Total value, SIZE
236 81 Hawaii Railroad Co, Ltd.,
agents Arrived-July 81, schooner Ida
Schnauer, a. Sanderson, twenty eight
days from Port Townsend. Lumber to
r. f. Hind.
! Purser Beckley of the Kinau,
brought the following report of sugar
on hand the past week on the Island
of Hawaii: Waiakea Mill, 1000: Wa
naku. 1900; Onomea 11,72S: PepeeKeo,
$500: Honomu. 9.341; Hakalau, 1900:
Papaaloa. 800; OokaIa, $500; 5. 5.
Maui. loading: Kukaiau, 5000. Homo
/ kaa 5000: Kukuihaele. 200: PaauIl1,
1000: Paauhau. 5000; S. s. Helene,
/ loading, Punaluu. $500; Honuapo. 900.
| Cargo of Kinau. arriving August ,:
PAP sheep 107 bags corn, IS bags taro
% pigs - cords wood. . horses. 1l3
pieces koa wood. so cases merchandise
and 20 packages sundries.
j An event of unusual interest took
place on board the Inter-fSland steam
er Mauna Loa Saturday at noon. when
Chief Steward Aki celebrated his fifty
second birthday with a dinner to Off
~. l.. f b. and his friends
/ the steamer and the wharves. Por;
Steward Frank Costa had charge of
the spread. to which all present did
ample Justice. The dining saloon of
the steamer was decorated in fitting
manner, in which ported plants, feS-
toons of MALE and other Island flow
ers played the principal parts An or
chestra was in attendance discoursinS
music during the dinner. AK was
toasted many times Ger.
Wilder's steamer Lehua starts on her
new run tonight at O'Clock for Hala-
wa. Pelekuna. Wailau and Kalaupapa
She will return tomorrow On We'd
/ nesday she will sail for Kaanapali, La
hama and Olowalu, returning on sun
/ day morning. The Mokolii. which had
a portion of the run is now out OF
: service.
The Philadelphia crew had boat
prac. &c yesterday in the harbor ant
chdnHel
The stptr,, watch on the Naval dock
a. which the ''Phillie" is lying, is as
cautious after dark as if a war was ii
r:ugress The marines have orders to
prevent any one from walking across
the dock after nightfall, and the SHARP
command of Haiti is given the in
slant ono not a sailor puts in an ap'
tpearancc on the edge of the dock.
The Bennington's sailors were IL"
given shore leave yesterday on account
of orders received from headquarters
affecting the health of the men.