The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08
What the ships Are Doing.

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posed the passenger list.
What the Ships Are Doing.
Honolulu harbor is buster at the pres
ent time than it has been for many
months. More vessels are now in port,
dscharging cargoes at the wharves, TAX
ing on sugar for the Coast or ballast for
the Sound, and waiting in the stream for
a chance at the docks, than have been
here at any previous time this year
Today the tonnage in port amounts to
40750. There are thirty-six deep-w water
sailing vessels in the harbor; two of
these are British vessels while all the
rest are American bottoms.
The schooner Golden Shore, Captain
Rasmussen, arriving from Newcastle on
the 4th instant is lying in the stream
waiting a chance at the wharf to dis
charge her COAL
The schooner BERTHE Minor Captain
j. Ravens. 23O tons, arriving from Eure-
ka on the 4th instant with half mil
lion feet of lumber, is in the stream
awaiting berth.
Bark General Fairchild. Captain Will
liam Ellis, 1907 tons, from Newcastle on
the 4th, is at the railway wharf dis
charging 1900 tons of coal.
Schooner Vine, Captain Small, 222 tons,
from Mollendo, Peru, on the Sd, is at
the railway wharf unloading nitrates.
Barkentine Amelia, Captain r. Willer,
S3S tons, from Port Blakeley on the Sd,
Is at Aliens wharf discharging 100000
feet of lumber.
Barkentine J. c. Pflueger, Capt Chas.
Potter, $50 tons, from San Francisco on
the Sd, is at the Oceanic wharf discharg-
ing 1900 tons of general merchandise.
Ship Governor ROBBIE, Captain M. H.
Harrington, 1,627 tons, from Newcastle on
the I'd, is in the stream awaiting her
turn to discharge 2,193 tons of coal.
Ship Balclutha, Captain G.. A. Hatfield.
1,614 tons, from Newcastle on the I'd, is
in the stream with 1000 tons of coal,
awaiting a BERTH
Schooner John A. Campbell, Captain A.
e. Smith, 462 tons, from Port Blakeley
on the I'd, is at ALIENS wharf unloading
100000 feet of lumber.
Ship c. F. Sargent, Captain r. p. Mel
vile, 1866 tons, from Tacoma on the I'd,
is at the railway wharf discharging $500
tons of coal
Bark Charles B. Kenney, Captain A.
Anderson, LOLA tons. from Newcastle on
the I'd, is at the railway wharf unloading
1853 tons of coal.
Schooner Defiance, Captain T. I. Blum,
523 tons, from Tacoma on the I'd. is at
Aliens wharf discharging 1000 tons of
coal.
Schooner w F. Wftzemann, Captain
Dor on the I'd, is at Aliens wharf dis
charging 100000 feet of lumber.
Ship William H. Smith, Captain E. C.
Colley. 1871 tons, from Sydney on the
list, is at the Navy wharf discharging g.
600 tons of coal.
Schooner Ariel, Captain John Slater,
6S7 tons, from Newcastle on tue LIST, is
at the railway wharf unloading 1854 tons
of coal.
The British bark Battle Abbey, Cap
tain John McGhie, 1,465 tons, from New
castle on the 1st, is at the railway wharf
discharging 2,2S7 tons Of coal.
Ship Jabez Howes, Captain r. c. Clapp,
1,521 tons, from Tacoma on May s1st is
at the railway wharf discharging $500
tons of coal.
Bark Kaiulani, Captain r. Dabel, 1,42O
tons, from San Francisco on May 31st. is
at the Irmgard wharf loading sugar for
San Francisco.
The British ship Argus, Captain D. j.
Hunter, ,543 tons, from Bremen on May
31st, is at the Irmgard wharf discharg
ing 1900 tons of general merchandise.
Ship George Curtis, Captain George
Calnoun, I,ooU IONS, from san FRANCISCO
on May 31st, is at the old fishmarket
wharf discnarging 1000 tons of general
merchandise.
Schooner William Bowden, Captain
Karl Fjerem, sos tons. from Newcastle
on May 31st, is in the stream with 1000
tons of coal, awaiting a berth.
Schooner King Cyrus, Captain C. A.
johnson, $50 tons, from Newcastle on
May 31st, is in the stream with l.150 tons
of coal, awaiting berth.
Barkentine John Palmer, Captain G. E.
Delano 1850 tons, from Newcastle on
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