The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11

w May g. gives the arrival and
departure at and from that port
of vessels from and for these islands,
for the last month, as follows: Arrivals
April 8. blk. c. d. Bryant, Honolulu;
April g. str. Zealandia, Honolulu;
April 5, bktn. S. N. Castle, Hilo; April
schr Ottillie Fjord. Kahului; April G.,
brig Consuelo, Mahukona; April 6, brig
Consuelo, Mahukona; April {, schr.
Rosamond, Honolulu; April 8, str.
China, Hong Kong, Yokohama and
Honolulu; April s, bark Annie Johnson,
Hilo; April 10, str. Ventura. Honolulu
and Sydney; April IA, ship Columbia,
Honolulu; April is, bark Mauna Ala,
Honolulu; April 16, bktn. Irmgard.
Honolulu; April 16, bark Agate, Eleele;
April II, str Santa Ana, Kahului
April II, str. Doric, Hong Kong, Yoko-
hama and Honolulu; April II, bark S.
C. Allen Honolulu; April II, brig ]. ID.
Spreckels, Hilo; April IL, bktn. S. G.
Wilder, Honolulu; April II, bark Wal
lace B. Flint, Honolulu; April II, ship
George Curtis, Honolulu; April IS, bark
Gerard c. Tobey, Honolulu; April Is,
schr. BERTHE Minor, Honolulu; April 20,
U. S. T. Garonne Honolulu and Sydney;
April 20, u. S. T. Lawton, Manila and
Honolulu; April %, bark Roderick Dhu.
Eilo; April 90 bktn. Addenda, Kihei;
April %, schr. S. T. Alexander, Kahu-
lui; April "a, str. Mariposa, Honolulu:
April 25, str Nippon Maru, Hong Kong,
Yokohama and Honolulu; April 20, bark
ST. Katherine, Hilo; April 81 schr. AL
len A, Mahukona; April 30, str. Sierra,
Sydney and Honolulu; April 30, str.
Helene. Honolulu; April 30, schr. Helen
M. Kimball, Honolulu; May 1, schr.
Dora Bluhm, Kahului; May 1, bark AL
bert. Kaanapali; May 1, brig Galilee,
Honoipu; May 1, bark Kaiulani, Homo
lulu. Departures-Aprl 5, str. Kilpat-
rick, Manila and Honolulu; April 6,
bark r. P. Rithet, Honolulu;s April 6,
str. Mariposa, Honolulu; April 6, bktn.
Planter, Honolulu; April 6, bark Mar
tina Davis, Hilo; April I, ship Falls of
Clyde, Hilo; April Z, y. S. T. Aztec,
Honolulu and Manila; April 9, str.
Hong Kong Maru, Hong Kong, Yoko-
hama and Manila; April IL. str. Zealan-
dia, Port Los Angeles and Honolulu;
April 10, bark Edward May, Honolulu
April Is, schr Aloha, Honolulu; April
Is. brig Consuelo. Mahukona: April II,
str. China, Hong Kong, Yokohama and
Honolulu; April IS, str. Ventura, Homo
lulu and Sydney: April 20, u. S. T.
Solace, Manila and Honolulu, April 20,
blk c. d. Bryant, Honolulu; April 25,
ship Emily F. Whitney, Kahului; April
25, str. Doric. Hong Kong, Yokohama
and Honolulu; April &C. bark Annie
Johnson, Hilos April &c, schr. Rosa
mond. Honolulu; April rs, u. S. T.
Mt Hnna1,tl,1 nd
schr. G. W. Watson, Lahaina; April 81,
str. Mariposa, Honolulu and Sydney;
April %, bark w. B. Flint, Honolulu;
May 2. bktn. Irmgard, Honolulu Yes
sells up and loading--For Honolulu-S
c. Allen, s. G. Wilder, Mauna Ala,
j. c. Pfluger, George Curtis, Gerard c.
Tobey. For Hilo-Roderick Dhu, ST.
Katherine.
Expresses His Sympathy.
The following communication was
received by the Advertiser yesterday:
/ 1.-THE poor old skipper OF the bark
Hesper is in jail while his poor wife is
on board alone. walking the decks,
weeping (Signed.)
AN OLD SKIPPER WHO LOVES GOD
AND JUSTICE.
Aorangi From Victoria.
: Last evening the. Royal Mail steam
ship Aorangi, Captain c. w. Hay, ar
rived in this port from Vancouver and
moored alongside the Pacific Mail
wharf The Aorangi sailed from Van
couver on the Sd. instant, the same day
that the Nippon Maru left San Fran
ciSPn at II IN and arrived at
Victoria at 6 p. m. the same day, sail
was experienced throughout the trip.
The Moana was passed at $40 p. m.
on the 9Th. instant.
The Aorangi sails for the Colonies this
morning at 10 o'clock The following
passengers arrived for this port: Mr..
and Mrs. P. S. Scales, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Bruner. Mr.. w. L. Stanley, Mr.. l. K.
Todd, Mr.. L. D. Bradeen, Mr. H. Ir-
win, Mr.. r. Fl. Cooke, Mr.. w. Twinbull,
Mrs. Abernethy and two children, Mr..
S. Leithead, Mr.. r. Campbell. Mr. S. c..
Thompson, Mr.. ]. McConaghy, Mr.. w.
II. Chamberlain, Mr.. T. Dunn and Mr.
w. A. Tipson.
Captain Merry's Movements.
worn mas DSeH rSceiVeQ THAT the TRAINS
station by the last mail from the coast
to the effect that Captain Merry, com
mandant of the station, who has been
attending to naval matters in Guam,
and who recently went to Manila from
that island, will go to San Francisco
by way of Hong Kong, sailing from the
latter port on the steamship Empress
of Japan for Vancouver.
The captain will probably arrive in
San Francisco about the first of next
month, and is looked for in this port
about the middle of July.
Upon the return of Captain Merry to
Honolulu the tug Iroquois. which went
on the marine railway yesterday morn
ing to have her bottom scraped, will
start on her cruise. The Iroquois will
come off the ways tonight.
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