The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-20

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Islands. j. A. Reed, formerly first
assistant engineer of the Walla WaIla,
now occupies a similar position on the
Hyades, and Chief Engineer Hurley, of
the Rio, now holds a like position on
the S. S. Eureka, at present lying in
Kahului harbor.
| We Lose the Marms.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Hereafter
all school teachers going to the Phil
ippines from east of the Rocky noun
tains will sail from New York on the
transport Mcclellan, instead of on
transports leaving this port This is
the substance of an order received yes
terday by the local army quartermas-
ters office. The Mcclellan is now be-
ing fitted up at New York to carry a
large number of teachers to Manila,
via the Suez Canal. The Grant, soon
to arrive here, is to assist in transport
ing 5000 new recruits to the Philip
pines.
John G. North Leekirg
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-The
schooner John G. North came into port
yesterday morning. eighteen days from
Honolulu, having put in for repairs
while bound to Port Townsend. The
schooner was taken into Oakland creek.
Captain Seastram reported that on De-
cember 90, in latitude 20 degrees 1 min
ute north, longitude 156 degrees 10 min
utes west, severe northeast gale car
ried away the spanler and foresail. and
caused the vessel to leak.
Koko Head Launched
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. AT
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. at Oak
land, the new barkentine Koko Head,
built by W. a Boole & Son for Hind,
Rolph & Co, will be launched with
impressive ceremonies. Miss Mildred
Rolph will christen the barkentine. The
Koko Head will be under command OF
Capt. w. T. Lewis, formerly of tn
ships Henry Willard and Kennebac. a:r,i
will engage in the Hawaiian and Coast
trade.
Hiio Shipping.
HILO, Jan. 16.-The schooners o. NJ.
Kellogg, w. F. Witzemann and Otillie
Fjord have been chartered by the Hilo
Mercantile Company for lumber car
goes at the Sound.
The bark Ceylon, which arrived here
last Wednesday. was in the recent
storm which played such havoc with
shipping. She arrived in Honolulu,
December 90, thirty-six days from Port
Gamble, very much the worse for her
encounter with the storm. She dis
charged her deck cargo of lumber there
and sailed for this port January with
lumber for Hackfeld & Co. After dis
charging her lumber cargo she will re-
turn to the guano carrying trade be-
tween Laysan Island and Honolulu.
Charters for Hilo-Am. sp. Allen A.
Grays Harbor; Am. str. Enterprise,
San Francisco; schr. Eva, Eureka; sp.
Falls of Clyde, San Francisco; blk.
Rhoderick Dhu, San Francisco; blk. st.
Catherine, San Francisco.
Vessels in Port-Anl. blk. Annie John
son, Williams; Am. blk. Amy Turner. |
Warland; Am. blk. Ceylon, Willer: Am. |
sp. Marion Chilcott, Nelson; Am. blk. |
Martha Davis, McAllman.
Sailed-Jan. 12.-Schr. o. NJ. Kellogg, |
Iverson, In ballast for Ballard.
Jan. 12-Schr. w. F. Witzemann.
Daeweritz, in ballast for the Sound.
Jan. 14-Schr. Otillie Fjord, Bosch. in |
ballast for Ballard.
Jan. 14-Schr Charles L: Woodbury., |
Harris. With cordwood for Honolulu.
Jan. 15-Schr. Defender, Marsters, in |
ballast for Puget Sound.
MAHUKONA, Hawaii, Jan. 15-De- |
San Francisco, with 772, 9S5 pounds of |
sugar; value, s2s, 513. SO.
Maui Shipping.
Vessels in Port-Kahului--Am. bkt. |
Quickstep. Mellin. from Tacoma, lurn-
Der; Br. blk. Antiope. Murray. from
with coal: Am. blk. W. B.
Flint. Johnson, from San Francisco.
with general merchandise; Am. schr.
James Rolph. Edwardson, from New
castle, with coal; Am. str. Eureka, |
Weldon, from Honolulu, general mer-
chandise.
Arrivals-Jan. 1S-Am. schr James |
Rolph. Edwardson, forty-six days from I
Newcastle, coal: Jan liam. str Eu- |
reka. one day from Honolulu, general
Departures-Jan. 15-Am schr. Stan !
ley Schmaltz, for Hama, to load sugar |
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The construction of jetties at the !
mouth of Waiakea river by the Mat
son Navigation Company Is PROGRESSING !