The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08

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| THE GIBRALTAR OF
The illustration shows the famous dry d
| naval station of EsquiTnait. which is called Il
| is $50 feet long, 65 feet wide and has a depth
| $10,NO,000. Esquimalt is said to be a most
for H. Hackfeld & Company and re-
ment on Kauai.
Four Masted Barkent1ne Outside.
About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
lfour-masted barkentine was reporter
off Koko Head. The tug Fearless start
ed out of the harbor after her imme-
diately The tug was gone until about
4 o'clock, when she returned without
any tow, reporting that the barkentine
was a considerable distance off koko
Head and that she seemed to be bound
for one of the other Islands. The tug
had gone within reasonable distance of
her and had seen no signal indicating
that she desired tug and as 1t was
apparent by the way the vessel was
heading that she was going to one of
the other Islands the tug returned to
port.
At 10 o'clock last night the lookout
at Diamond Head reported a four-mas
ed barkentine outside, some distance,
and it is supposed that it is the same
vessel reported earlier in the day.
TInnI,1 10 Tofol Wrorly
News was brought by Wilder's
steamer Kinau on Saturday to the eff
feet that the little Island steamer Upo-
lu, which went on the reef at Puako
last week is total wreck.
1t is said that nothing but a hive of
bees and box containing groceries
We're saved from the vessel. The Upolu
struck on the reef while attempting to
enter the harbor. She struck on the
rocks and knocking a big hole in her
bow was full of water in a very little
while after she went aground. Her
captain and crew returned to Honolulu
on the Kinau.
Cofer Succeeds Carmichael.
DR. Carmichael, head of the local
Federal quarantine station, expects to
san LII EDrI IdlICiSCO III d COuplt VI
weeks He will be succeeded by Dr.
Golfer, who has been here for several
months past getting onto the ropes"
with the aid of DIR. Carmichael.
For over two years DR.. Carmichael
has been in charge of this station.
The doctor does not know at present
just where he will be stationed Ho-
nOlulans win be very sorry to lose his
highly satisfactory services. They see
in DR.. Cofer, however, a worthy sue
cessor and man who is thoroughly ac-
Quainted with his duty.
Shipping Notes.
The transport Buford was expected
from San Francisco yesterday, but did
not put in an appearance. She is en-
pected the first thing this morning
The steamship Doric is looked for to-
night from the Orient. She will take
mail to the Coast tomorrow
The Canadian Australian steamship
Aorangi is due to arrive here from the
Colonies tomorrow night. She sails .or
Vancouver and Victoria on Wednesday
The barkentine w. H Dimond, which
has been on the drydock for some time,
has given place to the steamer Nilnau
The Dimond is at present at the channel
wharf.
The Big American ship Arthur Sewan
has moved into the stream from the rail-
way wharf. She has about completed
her list of sailors.
The Kinau brought the following cargo
from Hilo on Saturday: 2O7 sheep, lie
pigs 80 sacks of taro. so sacks of corn,
10 cords of wood, l horse and 200 pack
ages of sundries.
The Gaelic arrived from San Francisco
on Saturday morning, bringing one days
news and mail and several lay-oyer pas-
sengers. The Gaelic made the trip down
in less than six days. She sighted the
China and the Ventura during the voy-
age. She sailed for the Orient at 5
o'clock on Saturday evening.
The following passengers arrived from
Hlio on the kinau, on Saturday: John
"A. Scott, A. W. Carter, E. E. Richards,
n. X. Macfarlane. R. H. Fowler, d.
n. Hitchcock, Miss L. eager, G. H.
nichards and wife, Miss A. Richards, |
r. Barth and wife, Miss E. F. Wells.
u. II. Brown, ]. Coulson, j. R. W ason
and wife, Miss Defries, w. F. Drake
X. H. Rycroft, c. Campbell, Mrs. c.
Akau' Z. Z. Hapai, W. Douglas, II. De-
pew. Mrs. NJ. Correa, Henry Wolff, w.
"A; Snenk, j. Munroe. Miss NJ. Kahila-
MIA, Mrs. NJ. D. Muchard, ]. c. Hobbs
II. j komabashi, Miss Helen Hama, ],
ID. Bell, j. Richardson, Jr., Mrs. E. K.
Miller, Miss s, Charming, E. w. Estep.
II. Akona, ]. F. Pletts, F. Keopuahiwa,
Capt NJ. j. Mcleod. w Anderson. A
V. Peters, L. Keller. Miss Mollie Nor
rls, Miss Eva Alana, ]. NJ. Kaneakua.
Mrs. z. Lewis and two children, Miss
A. Wong Kong, ]. McGavin, Miss K. G.
Scrimger, L. Simisaki, j. F. McOntee,
and 50 deck passengers
Sugar awaiting shinnen+ an +ba r-I,,5
of Hawaii is as follows: Waiakea 5000;
H. P. c. NJ. 1000; Wainaku 1,400; Papai-
kou 11,200; Pepeekeo 1900; Honomu $500;
5000; Laupahoehoe 1900; Ookala
5000; Kukaiau 1000; Honokaa 1900; Ku-
kuihaele 1000; Punaluu 1S,vyJ; Honoipu
5000. Total III 300.