The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-24


~ USINESS was lively on the water
u front yesterday. Sunday seldom
I'D has as much to boast of along
shore. A couple of island steam
ers came in early in the morning; a
bark and a barkentine arrived from
San Francisco with general merchan-
disc; a ship made port from Newcastle
and much to the surprise of everybody
the Oceanic steamship Zealandia put
back to. port in distress, after having
gone scarcely a hundred miles on hel
voyage to the coast The story OF the
Zealanuia appears elsewhere.
The vessels from San Francisco were
the bark Mohican, Captain Kelly, thlr-
teen days on the trip. and the barken-
tine Planter, Captain Chase, fifteen
DAYS on the run down. The ship Fort
George, Captain Morse, was towed into
port late in the day by the Fearless
thirty-eight days from Newcastle with
coal.
The Mikahala from Kauai.
AT an early hour yesterday morning
the steamer Mikahala, Captain Greg
ory. arrived from Nawiliwili and other
Kauai ports She brought 4,Se0 bags OF
sugar, twenty-six bundles of hides
fiftv-five bags of rice, eigh-
teen packages of sundries and thir-
teen bags of coin. Her passenger
list was as follows: Mrs. w. H. Rice,
Miss Emily Rice. Miss Ann Kaaloa
Miss May Kaaloa, Henry Blake and
wife, Miss Annie Boyd, Miss F. Bush,
Miss Danford, Miss c. A. Mumford
John Bush, ]. * Burkett, w. Burko-
WITT, J. M. Sims, DR.. Wilkinson, "A. Pill
C. Jordan, Miss Emma Kailu, j. Hogan,
H. II. Brady, ]. A. Puthill, Yam Nam,
F. Weber, c. H. Bishop, F. M. Swanzy,
Masuda and twelve deck.
The steamer Noeau, Captain Wyman,
arrived early from Waimea, Kauai,
with 5000 bags of sugar and few pas
sengers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hofgard,
Miss X Mahlim and three deck.
The K1nau from H1lo.
Wilder's steamer Kinau, Captain
Freeman, arrived from Hilo and way
ports on Saturday afternoon with 212
sheep, 40 bags of taro, 100 bags of pota-
toes, 60 bags of corn, &c hides, 100 cords
of wood, 1 horse, 40 pigs, 155 pieces of
ohia lumber and 260 packages of sun
dries. The following passengers arrived:
J. F. Bowler, A. E. Minorelle, L. S.
Matthews, c. Mahikoa and wife, DR.. P.
Richi and wife, w. M. McWhiter and
wife, It. E. Hudson, Mrs. A. G. Curtis,
Miss c. A. Potter, Mrs. E. w. Fuller
and daughter, Young Pew, Rev. z. Ma
luo. Miss P. r. Dillon, A. P. Cheetham,
Theo. Wolff A. ]. Lyman, V. M. Full
cher, G. Kaiser, w. A. Wall Bishop
Willis, w. McClusky, H. Hinge, II. c.
Austin, N. c. Wilfong, T. E. Chang,
Enbi Farm. T. Van Hing, Miss Kalei
Akai, Geo. Thomas, w. Lohrengeo, j.
A. Lyle, Mr.. Spinnie, Mrs. Paakea, w.
8. Walker, c. S. Kynnersley and wife,
Mrs. Clarke, ]. N. Bell, wife and
Mrs. w. H Patton and
laughter. Miss E. Atkins. Miss G.. Oar
mama, C. Kekuena, r. T. Randolph, W.
A. Vawter, Mrs. D. Keluokamoku, Mrs.
L. A. De la Nux and chill
1ren, T. Gregg and wife, Samuel Spen-
,er, Rev. Kamakawinoahi, F. P. Rose
Grams, T. Akona, DR.. J. H. Raymond,
W. F. Dillingham;, w. T. Robinson, S.
Keliinui, E. P. Mabie, LII Chung, Mrs.
2. S. Timoteo, w G. Crook, Rev. Kap,
r. w. Napehaa, w. Kahiakini, P. Nc
Mahon, j. T. De Bolt, P. M. Sloper,.
Rev. c. Fokemasia, S. Kamaiopili and
wife, T. G. Howell Miss Wong Kong,
q. T. Hayselden, w. Gray, DR.. o. E.
Wall, Miss U. Scrimgeour and ninety
wo on deck.