The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-15
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT


A FTER good voyages from San
~ Francisco the bark r. P. Rithet
4 \ and the schooner Rosamond ar
rived in port yesterday morning. The
barkentine Planter sailed for San Fran
cisco; the bark Alexander Mcneil de-
parted for the Sound; the ship John c.
Potter left for the Sound, and the bark
entine Quickstep left her anchorage off
port and sailed for the Sound. Steam
ers w. G. Hall, Claudine and Kinau ar
rived from Island ports, and, altogeth-
er, yesterday was pretty busy on the
waterfront for a Sunday.
On Saturday things were somewha
dull The four masted schooner Henry
Wilson arrived from Grays Harbor, the
barkentine Arago came to port from
Newcastle and the steamers Mokolil,
Lehua and Hawaii arrived. The VIII
son came down from the Sound in thir-
teen days The Arago was sixty-four
days on the voyage from Australia.
The Schooner RosamonG.
The fine four-masted American
schooner Rosamond, Captain Andrew
johnson, arrived in port yesterday from
San Francisco. She sailed from the
Coast in the evening of the Sd instant
and made a splendid trip, being only
ten and a half days on the run.
Captain johnson succeeds Captain
Of l,a S.h
He is we'll known here, having been
mate of the S: C. Allen for some time.
Captain Ward resigned and may iden-
tify himself with the Manila trade
ashore.
Several passengers came on the Ros-
amond. They were F. ]. Mallett and
wife, A F. Mallett and wife and two
children and Miss Lucy Cutter. Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Mallett are on their
The Rosamond brings cargo of gen
eral merchandise, including some stone
for the new Young building. She
brought over hundred hogs on deck.
These animals are in fine condition.
Not one of them was lost on the trip.
Fine weather and fair winds were ex-
perienced all the way down.
The Bark r. p. R1thet
Thirteen and half days from San
francisco, the bark r. P. Rithet, Cap
ain McPhail, arrived yesterday with
general cargo.
She sailed from the Coast on the 1st
Instant She brought two passengers,
Miss Scott and Mr.. Whittan. The Rith-
It is at present locked on the Eva side
# the Irmgard wharf. The Rosamond
les alongside the bark c. D. Bryant, on
he Waikiki side of the Irmgard wharf.
Steamer Hall From Kauai.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
,ompany's boat w. G. Hall, Captain
Thompson, arrived in port at $50
o'clock yesterday morning, from Ma |
viliwili and other Kauai ports.
The following passengers arrived on /
he Hall: Messrs. Smith, Makee, Burk-
loltz, Agassiz, Scott, RoweI, Ander |
on, Sturgeon, Honkspeil, Jaeger, Buck,
Captain Smith, Miss Moss
nan, f. NJ. Hatch, r. w. Single, G. |
:. Potter, N. NJ. Graham, A. J. Camp |
,ell, K. ]. Calf, Vetleson, w. A. Kin
ley, l. Dillingham;, c.. Kimball. T. c. |
1erwel, Kidd, T. J. Lewis c. J. Falk,
. IL. L lSHcI, L. al NdLOi IiooSS,
,todgart, Miss L. Kekaha, Miss Beck
ey, and forty-ffve deck passengers.
The vessels freight consisted of 4,S37 |
Bags of K. p. sugar for H. Hackfeld |
Co.. two barrels of tallow, and |
Eighty eight packages of sundries
Purser Christian reports the steamer |
Ianalei at Makaweli when the Hall |
eft Kauai The Hanalei had 26o tons
# her cargo discharged The Mikahala |
vas at Waimea, unloading; the Noeau
vas also at Waimea, discharging lum |
lanaulu, unloading. She expects to I
cave for this port today.
There has been a great deal of rain |
IN Kauai during the week which has
past. Crossing the channel the Hall
strong northeasterly winds |
md a heavy sea.
The following sugar awaits shipment |
IN Kauai: Kappa, $3.50 bags; Hama |
2,200s Eleele, 1,500; Makaweli, |
NJ, 1000, and V. K, 700
The Kinau From HlIo.
After a quick round trip, Wilder's |
steamer Kinau, Captain Clarke, arriv-
I'd from Hilo and way ports yesterday
shortly before noon.
The following passengers arrived on
the popular boat: Prince David Ka-
Mr. and Mrs. Owens. Miss
Owens, L. Schoon, Captain c.. Capilos
c. Lycurgus. ]. E. Bird, William Aud
and wife, Jennie Rosenblum, Miss H
Austin, H. I. Cruzan, A Marcaliins, J.
Cullen, George Angus, H. B. Gehr,
Miss Woodman, Miss Henerschlage,
Mrs. NJ. A. Hoogs, Captain Missen and
wife, Miss Louisa Hapai, Miss Hannah
b. Ballentine, A. w. Dow.
Mrs. Ben Macy, Miss Macy, Miss Payn,
H. H. Edmonds, A. III. Baldwin, G.
Aberham and wife, Miss Aiken, Ed
ward Perry, Miss Mary Mune, Alex
Nawahi, j. K. Like, w. Cooper, F. E.
King, Mrs. Kamanouhi, j. A. Perreida,
Miss n. Hall, J. r. Bergstrom, Miss a.
j. Van Deerling, Miss H. Van Deeriing,
j. Berkinshaw, J. S. Graham, J. o.
Carter Jr. and wife and seYentY-three