The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-19

washing around on the floors of all the
cabins. There was no thought of sleep
on the Iwalani; the weather was alto
gether too rough and everybody had to
stay awake to look after the vessel
The helmsman was dashed to the wheel
at times and more than once the yes
sci threatened to take more water
aboard than she could carry. But she
came through all right and proved her
self well worthy of the confidence
which is reposed in her by her captain
and owners.
She reports the wind in Maalaea Bay
bowling gale and the sea in the chan
mel enough to make the staunchest
vessel feel an ache in aher ribs. =
The Iwalani was ten days away, an
unusually long time for her. She
brought $3.50 bags of sugar with her.
Freights and Charters.
Benicia, Am bkt, 653 tons-pass and
mdse to Honolulu, in Hawaiian line, by
Williams, Dimond & Co.
C. F. Sargent, Am sh. 1865 tons cat
Tacoma)-coal thence to Honolulu.
Consuelo, Am Big, go tons-pass and
mdse to Mahukona, by Charles Mel
son.
w. G. Irwin, Am bg, $50 tons-pass
and mdse TO Honolulu, in Hawaiian
line, by Williams, Dimond & Co.
Horda, Nor str, 1884 tons-mdse from
this port and lumber from Puget Sound
to Talien Wan, by American Trad
ing Co.
Hyades, Am str, 1882 tons-coal from
al 70 ~ CT
Co.
Lurline, Am bg, 1856 tons-pass and
mdse to Kahului Tin A & B line>, by
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.
o. NJ. Kellogg, Am sc, 247 tons Cat
Eureka)-lumber thence to Hilo, H. l.,
by Chas. Nelson.
Ottillie Fjord, Am sc, 247 tons Cat
Eureka)-redwood thence to Kahului,
by Charles Nelson.
Saint Bede, Br str, 22SS tons Cat
Portland)-supplies thence to Manila,
by Z. S. Government.
Socrotra, Br blk, 1897 tons cat Ia
coma)-wheat thence to u K, Havre,
Ant or Dunk s2 Is Sd. Prior to ar
rival
s. T. Alexander, Am sc, 695 tons
pass and mdse to Kahului, by Alexan-
der & Baldwin, Ltd.
Stanley, Am sc, 253 tons-pass and
mdse to Kahului, by Alexander &
Baldwin, Ltd.
Strathgyle, Br str, 1884 tons-sup-
plies from Seattle to Manila, by U. S.
Government.
Wavertree, Br sh, 211S tons Cat Port
land)-wheat to U K, Hav, Ant, DIX,
60 Is. by Girvin & Eyre. Prior to
arrival.
Coating at 10 Knots at Sea
Under the above caption the New
York Sun recently called attention to
the fact that the British Admiralty, in
view of the results of experiments
made by the battleship Massachusetts
with the marine galloway for coaling
at sea a year ago, has given an order
for a galloway capable of delivering 40
tons of coal an hour to a vessel travel
ing 1o-knot speed. The collier Muir
lei has been chartered for the expert
ment. The galloway will be little
larger than the one the Lidgerwood
Manufacturing Company supplied the
Massachusetts. In the trials with the
Massachusetts an apparatus designed
Tor transferring IIIeeIl lOHS al iloui a
6-knot speed showed a capacity OF
transferring twenty-five tons an hour
at the required speed and in sea
heavier than moderate" Mr.. Spencer
Miller, the inventor. is confident that
the heavier galloway contracted for
by the British Admiralty will more
than meet the requirements.
Point for Anti-pelehanty Men.
THE political situation in the Marine
Society was further involved by the
attempt OF the nominating committee
yesterday to name ticket. The re-
fusal of Capt G. D. S. Trask to run
for President because of friction with
the trustees of the Sailors Snug Har-
Dor has revived the antagonism be-
tween the merchant marine and naval
influences and the result viii doubtless
be the nomination of several tickets &c
be voted on at the election next month