The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-18

NJ Vetlesen. Theo Richards, Rev. j.
Buckingham Rev. E. W. Thwing, ana
fifty-seven deck passengers.
Steamers Hanalei, Mikahala and
Noeau of the Inter-Island Steam Nav1-
cation Company, also arrived the first
thing in the morning, as usual. The
Haualei, Captain Greene. from Nawili-
will. Kauai brought 1876 bags of su-
gar for Hackfeld & Co, Il bags of
taro, p packages of merchandise, and
! the following passengers: Mrs. Cramer
and child Miss Mele Kaulana, Mrs.
| Kaeo, Henry Sheldon, Mrs. Hess, VIII
| liam Tell, H. c. Schmidt, Leong Chong,
l.. e. Opana. Lee Chuck, Wong Chuck,
| Fan Sen, f. Carter, n. F. Bowler and
! b. F. Corera.
The Noeau. from Waimea, Kauai
| brought ALL bags of X. S. M. sugar
| for Hackfeld & Co. 300 bags of rice
10 packages of sundries and a piledrv
er James Morse and five deck pas
sengerS were the only people Who ar
| rived on the Noeau.
The Mikahala, from Eleele, Kauai
brought 5000 bags of Makaweli sugar
/ for Alexander e Baldwin, bags of
coffee, and Sc packages OF sundries.
The following passengers arrived on
the Mi<ahala: c. Fl. Johnson, II.
Morris and wife, F. J. Swadllng, Lady
Heron Mrs H. Danford, c. L. Wight
draht. Miss c. f. Wells, Mrs. NJ. Ka-
nekona and child, All Bin, All Quon,
All Vat, Y Nan, All Koo, wife ana two
children: Jim Lee and three children.
The schooner Fannie Adele was ex-
pected to sail for Nawiliwin this after
noon. The bark Agate is to sail from
Eleele this afternoon for San Fran
cisco. Good weather with light trade
winds is reported in the channel.
Wilder's steamer kinau, Captain
Freemans arrived from Hilo and way
ports early Saturday afternoon with
the following passengers: A. w. Will
son and wife, Miss Adele Mills, Mrs.
Ct X Wilder J. Wickens, f. l.. Like,
H. s. Crane, Mrs. E. A Nawahf, W.
: j. Monteith. eng Owens f. j. Calf,
j p. l. Davis, ]. S. Canario and wife,
J. f. Grossman. l. c. Willfong, Carl
S Smith, f. d. Baldwin, \. Hamburg,
l man and two children, ]. H. Gregory,
S. X. kanana and wife, II. S. Guild
, H. Isukamoto, j. B. Hopkins, W. w
Harris, John Dator, ]. c. Kelly, r. A
A Ryman, c. B. Kinney, Miss M: Miner
H. s. Dillingham;, J. Hind, D. Conway
Captain A. G. Page, George Ghod, Rev
W. S. Makekau, Goo Sang, wife and
three children; S. Decker, Rev. o. P
Emerson, Mrs. Ahlo and child, Mrs. S
X. Pua and servant, ii. Akona, Song
: child: w. II. King, George Cummings
r J. NJ Keola and child, DR.. Averdam
O George Fl. Allen, B. s. Chase, and 81
: deck passengers.
Wether It's Better.
Captain Mcdonald, of the steamship
:, American, and Captain Nelson, of thu
: / barkentine S. n. Castle. We're each o.
them making their first trip to Hiit
= during the past week, says d late HilC
r paper Captain Nelson is a native o
n the coast of the North Sea, and Cap
tain Mcdonald halls from Hoboken, Sc
. there is naturally a strong nat1ona
: jealousy existing between them, anC
l ~ Ian 3at or
: own native lands and the aspersion!
t they cast each upon the locality favor
3 ed by the other. furnished much en-
" tertainment for the many friends the.
- both made here. Nor was their disa
greement upon the respective merit
of barkentises and S,000-ton steamer
: less marked and when they final,
= babe adieu to each other tearfully, Hiit
II was still in doubt whether it were bet
ter to go to New York in an American
IL Hawaiian line steamer, or visit Sal
n | Francisco in the vessel which CAPITA !
J. Mcdonald said was only Dig enoug
$ to make a fair-sized locker for tn
st American. From the number of PEG
3 pie who are departing by the Cast
+ it would seem that Captain Ne'son wa
l. the star persuader.
d Hilo ST pp'1's
"a Arrivals March 4, Am. = s. Ameri
/ can, George Mcdonald, 8 600 tons. fror
Honolulu via Kahului. with 3.fpi ron
sugar from Honolulu, and 100 bale
:, wool and 2.313 tons sugar from Kahu
n lui.
!, W. Saunders 1,090 tons, from Sa
i Francisco, rs days. l passenger. III
le cargo general merchandise.
+ March H. Am. schr Helen Kinbai
L H. j. Hansen, 1872 toas. 70 Gays tro
le Eureka, 211, 900 feet lumber.
- March II, Am. blk. Roderck Din. I
u johnson, 1,452 tons Is Gays from Sa
i. Francisco, with 10 passengers ID
- - cargo of general marchandisa.
~ March II. Am. b't1. s. y. Castla. ]
O'Nilson. 4S9 tons, from Honolulu, wit
/ 800 bags sugar fer San Fr1ncisct
y Take on sugar for Natson liNe.
l. Departures-March 1S. s. American
u Mcdonald, for Delaware Breakwat
lie via Coranel and ST. LUCIA. car o su a
a. 1904 tons from H 10 .2,21S tn
C. from Kahului, 2,0Q0 tons from II i;
ie &c 165 bales wool, Honolulu.
as Brig Frnm Guam.
tn The brig John D. SDrackels. Rourfe
master, arrived in Fjlo on Wedaesda
afternoon, between six ard seven day
$. from Honolulu. The SDrecke1s is eel
> sidered the fastest sailing vessel con
- ing out of San Francisco, ard has hee
th known to make more than $50 miles
"a twenty-four hours. but TIE rous
- weather of the past week kept h
w beating around in the cha1re,s w.tho'
b. making much progress. The Sprec'Sa
v. " is in the Guam trade ttking down gel
= eral merchandise and brig back copr
- to the Coast, but on this trip she wi
- take sugar from IIilo for the AIatso
- line.
v sprechelsville Thief Captured.
y. As the steamer C'audine was ieavtr
~. Kshului. bound TOT Hcaal liz. aec ".
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