The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-08
Island Steamers Arrive. 800

Island Steamers Arrive. 80. - !.
; The Iwalani arrived from Honoka
yesterday With 4,2SS bags of sugar an
NJ. v Holmes and Miss Emma Wi
liams. passengers.
The MikahaIa arrived early from Ma
wiiwili with 1870 bags of sugar an
the following passengers: H. A. Iser
berg, Mrs. F. Weber and daughter
Miss NJ. j. TIGER, e. c. Cotton, H +;
Perry, Mrs. Winkler, Annie Koopus
Mrs. T.. n. Holdsworth, Miss Holds
worth, Miss Tinker, j. H. Kauai, Mrs
2. kohahone, E. E. Conant, j. c. Da
Wis, Nj. N. Bergen, Jonathan Shaw, w
A. Baldwin, E. Omsted, H. A larger
j. A. Kaeo, Rev. j. Akina, Judge Ka
kina, Mrs. Kakina, Kodo, F. c. Clark
L. NJ. McKeague, Mrs Kala an,
daughter, Christian Bapista, and for
! ty-three deck passengers.
| The Niihau arrived from Anahols
with SIPS bags of sugar and one pas
senger, d. Prigge.
Shipping Notes. -.
The schooner Serena Thayer arrived
at Eureka on June 27th, from Hilo
The shipping men of Tacoma con-
template establishing an exchange
The flagship Iowa sailed from San
Francisco for Puget Sound on June %
The schooner Henry Wilson sailed
from Gray's Harbor on June 9th for
Honolulu
The British bark Woollahra, from
this port, arrived at Eureka on June
22d
The barkentine Skagit, from Homo
lulu for Port Gamble passed in Neah
Bay on June 23d.
Schooner H. c. Wright, Captain Me-
son, sailed for Hama from San Fran
cisco. on June %
The bark w. B. Flint. Captain Wal
lace, cleared at San Francisco on June
2Sth for kahului
Bark Martha Davis, Captain Meal
mon, sailed from San Francisco on
June Y, with general cargo for Hilo.
The transport Fitzpatrick, Captain
Rogers, arrived at San Francisco on
June 18th, twenty-three days from Ma
Mia.
Schooner Alvena. Captain Johnson,
seventeen days from Mahukona, ar
rived at San Francisco on the 22d of
June.
Schooner Defender. Captain Marsten
cleared at San Francisco on June 25th.
for Hanamaulu.
The barkentine S. n. Castle, Captain
cleared at San Francisco on
June 26th for Honolulu. She sailed on
June 9th.
The brig Galilee, Captain Hellingsen.
arrived at San Francisco on June %,
fourteen days from Honoipu, with a
cargo of sugar
The new barkentine Lahafna. Cap
ain Carlson, sailed from San Francis
20 on June oath for Port HadIock, TO
Dad lumber for Shanghai.
Forty-five men of the battleship Ore
son, now at San Francisco, have been
oa1d off, receiving transportation to
New York in addition to their wages.
A new four-masted schooner named |
he Gamble, has been built for Pope & |
Talbot, of San Francisco, on Puget |
sound. She was launched a few days |
Lgo.
The United States army transport
'homas, Captain Buford, arrived at |
san Francisco on June 26th. twenty
line days from Manila, via Nagasaki.
days
The United States army transport
logan, Captain Stinson, arrived at San
francisco on June 25, twenty-five days
rom Manila, via Nagasaki, eighteen
nd one-half days.
The transport Buford, Captain Mer-
ems, thirty-nine days from Manila,
ia Nagasaki, thirty-one days, via
nine days, arrived at San
francisco on June 18th.
The ship Benjamin F. Packard, from
orfolk for Honolulu, was spoken on
une q in latitude SO degrees and
inutes north, and longitude 65 de-
-ees and As minutes west.
There was big celebration at Port
lakeley on June 81, in honor of the
of the hundredth vessel
Tilt at Hall Brothers shipyard dur
q the last twentV-Siy wears
The British ship Lancing, well known
ere. now in San Francisco, has been
i'd by F. Ross & Co, of Quebec, to
l.. Johnson & Co., of Glasgow, for
LOCO. She was formerly the steamer
ereiro.
The schooner Columbia, from Eleele
r San Francisco, was spoken on June
tn by the steamer State of Califor-
a, in latitude "a degrees 26 minutes !
nth, and longitude 1872 degrees q
lnutes west.
The United States army transport I
ant, Captain Bruguiere, arrived at J
n Francisco on June oath, twenty !
20 days and four hours from Ma !
la, and seventeen days and. seven Q
urs from Nagasaki. .
The new steamship Oregonian, of the
nerican- Hawaiian Steamship Com
ny, has put in at Montevideo with
T machinery disabled, twenty-seven
US out of New York on the trip to
n Francisco.
Schooner W. II. Marston, Captain
rtis, cleared from San Francisco on
ne 25th, for Honolulu. The Marston
a ffve-masted schooner, and was
ely launched at Harbor View. She
ings a large general cargo.
The bark S. c. Allen, Captain John
4, arrived at San Francisco on June
h, after rough passage from this
TT. The Allen was loaded with su-
r, and was seventeen days making
: trip. There were three passengers
the vessel.
The ship Star of Italy, wei known
this port. arrived at San Francisco | .
June %, after a voyage of sixty-four
VS., from Newcastle. She left New
;tle on April 2Sd. On June Sth the
i III the main hatch became heated
] fifty tons Of it were jettisoned.
he transports Buford and KiIpat-
k may be sent around the Horn
m San Francisco to New York. to
used in the Cuban service. The
omas Is to go on the drydock on the
asst, and will, as soon as possible, be
It to the Philippines with school
chers.
he largest schooner yet built at
AVS Harbor the Edwards built for