The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-07
SHIPPING NOlES.

| The fairest of weather is reported OF
| the Hamakua coast.
The training snip Adams leaves FOL
California on Wednesday.
The brig ConSueIo cleared at SaI
Francisco on December II for MANU-
kona.
Inc W. G. Hall, from Nawiliwili
brought 1926 bags of sugar to port yes
teraay.
Tne Iwalani, from Kuknihaele
brought 5,616 bags of sugar to port yes
terday.
The barkentine Skagit, forty-one
days from the Sound, arrived at HiIo
on the 1st instant.
Vessels arriving at San francisco
from the north continue to bring re-
ports of disasters at sea.
The bark Mohican and the snip En-
lily +. Whitney cleared at San Fran
cisco on December 9th for Honolulu
Island steamers Kinau, Claudine, w.
@. HAIL. IWalani, Nllhau and ke Au
Hou arrived yesterday from their usual
ports.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha Hongkong
Maru is due from the Orient on Thurs
day. She carries the next mall to the
Coast.
The Oceanic steamship Alameda is
due. from San Francisco tomorrow with
three days later news of the outer
world
The army transport Grant was ex-
pected to arrive at San Francisco on
the Goth of December, from Manila,
via Nagasaki.
Tomorrow the Kinau, the Claudine,
the Lehua, the Mauna Loa, the Maui,
the w. G. Hall and the Waialeale sail
on their regular runs to the other ISL
ands.
The Kinau brought the following
from Hilo and way ports yesterday:
so hogs, 10 cords of wood, 40 bags of
corn, horses and $50 packages of
sundries.
The steamer John S. Kimban is to
be surveyed at Tacoma by the govern
ment officials, in consequence of the In
juries received in a storm off Cape
Flattery.
On December 2Sth the brig Lurline,
nineteen and one-half days from Ka-
hului, and the brig w. G. Irwin,
eighteen days from this port with SUI
gar, arrived at San Francisco.
The new steamer Hanalei for the In
ter-Island Steam Navigation Company
has been taken from Oakland to the
Fulton Iron Works to receive her ma
ch1nery, preparatory to her sailing for
this port.
A number of recruits and cabin pas
sengers are aboard the transport Han
coch, winch Salled from San Francisco
on the 1st instant for the Philippines
via Honolulu. The Hancock is due here
tomorrow.
The following cargo was brought by
the Claudine from Maui and Hawaii
ports yesterday: 1000 bags of sugar,
zoo bags of taro, 81 bags of corn, 73
bundles of hides, 81 hogs and 104 pack
ages of sundries.
There was something OF an exciting
thn
Claudine of Wilder's line from Lahaina
on the last trip. Both boats sailed
from Lahaina about the same time.
and for great part of the way things
We're pretty even, but the Claudine got
INTO port yesterday morning long
ahead Of the Kinau, much to the de-
hight of those aboard the Claudine.
1t is understood that Purser BeckIey.
OF the Kinau, bet few dollars on
his own boat, and that he is still won
dering how it was that the Claudine
beat the kinau so badly.
Harry Wickes, chief engineer of the
Honokaa Sugar Plantation, met with a
very painful accident during the early
part OF last week, while at work in the
mill on the triple effect, He was
standing on ladder with large lack
IN MS hands. In some way the lack
shpped from his hands, knocked him
from the ladder and precipitated him
TO the floor. Wickes attempted to grab
a portion of the machinery in hrs
night and, although he broke his fall
ne sprained both wrists in such a way
that 1t will be necessary for him to Law
up with his injured members for some
time.