The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06

along the waterfront that has
- happened for quite a time There
was next to nothing doing and the
wharves were practically deserted. The
only arrivals during the day were the
island steamers Claudine, Mikahala
and Waialeale. The tug Kaena went
to Pearl Harbor on her trial trip in the
morning and returned about six
o'clock. Today the steamer Lehua
sails for Halawa, Pelekunu. Wailau
and Kalaupapa at 5 p. m. The steamer
W. G. Hall Is due from Kona and Kau
ports tomorrow morning.
Raced to Hllo.
The Martha Davis, Captain McAlton
arrived in Hilo Bay Monday morning,
twelve days from San Francisco. The
Annie Johnson. Captain Williams, of
the Matson Line, sailed into port four
hours later. The trip down was a
sort of Shamrock Columbia affair be-
tween these two popular captains. The
time made was creditable to both skip
pers Both vessels brought general
cargo.-Tribune.
,-,--- rae HIIo Shipping.
Charters for Hilo-Am. schr. Allen A,
Grays Harbor; blk. Ceylon. Port Gam
BILE; schr. Defender, Port Gamble; Am
str. Enterprise, San Francisco; schr
Eva, Eureka; blk. Falls Of Clyde, San
Francisco; Am. schr. Ottillie Fjord. Eu-
reka.
Vessels in Port-Am. blk. Amy Tur-
Ter. Warland, master; Am. sp. Marion
Chilcott, Nelson, master; Am. Big. Con-
,uelo, Page, master; Am. schr. w. T.
Daeweritz, master; schr.
,. n. Kellogg, Iverson. master; Am
,k Martha Davis, McAllman, master;
Am. blk. Annie Johnson, Williams.
Arrived-Dec. 27-Schr. o. NJ. Kellogg,
version. master; IS days from Eureka.
DAD Company.
Dec. 29-Schr. Charles L. Woodbury., |
rom Honolulu, with general merchan- !
lise.
Dec. 31-Bk. Martha Davis, McAT- |
nan, master; L days from San Fran |
isco; general merchandise for II. |
Iackfeld & Co.
Dec. 31-Bk. Annie Johnson, Williams, |
master; II days from San Francisco;
.eneral merchandise for Matson Navi- |
alton Company.
Arrived-Jan. 1-Schr. Defender, Mars
ers, master; % days from Ludlow,
With a cargo of lumber for II. Hack !
ED & Co.
Jan. 1-Otillie Fjord, Bosch, master;
9 days from Eureka, with $4,000 feet
edwood, 20,6O0 posts and 100000 feet
hingles for Hilo Mercantile Company.
- .-sr a: zz.....slcs$ Casualties.
Leyland Brothers CBr sp). from Port
ana, Ore, via Astoria, Nov. 80, for
queenstown, put into San Francisco Dec. !.
,, on her beam ends, with cargo Shift
4, loss of main and mizzen masts and
and also slightly damaged
bout decks, in heavy weather expert
need on the voyage.
Ernest Reyer OR bk), from Madagas-
ar for Portland, Ore. before reported
shore at the mouth of Quinaut river,
wash. On Dec. 8, was resting easy on
ne sand 200 yards from shore and 200
set north of the channel of Quinault {
yer. She was not damaged except the
'ss of some sails and rigging. 1t was ,
<pected she would be foated some time
uring December.
Matteawan Is 81, Steamer Gertrude, ;
ON Neah Bay, arrived at Seattle Dec
and reported that on the 7th, near S
zette. on the coast, the natives found a
complete medicine chest and several \
alter and fire buckets, also a board all
caring the name ''Matteawan." Steam IL
Matteawan left Nanaimo Dec. 2 for q
an Francisco. Ii
Pinmore CBr bk). from Santa Rosalia
CT. . for Portland, Ore, in ballast. | +
'rung leak on Nov. %. She beat about | r
II eight days of the Columbia river and a
as finally driven north. Her ballast
lifted and that. with the water in her.
I've her a bad list, and the crew were
'mpelled to abandon her at the mouth =
the Raft river, north of Grays Har-
". Before leaving the bark the crew u
-opped both her anchors. Two tugs
forwards picked UP the abandoned veg Il
i and towed her to Port Angeles on b
e nth. Twenty-three of the crew land c
| In boats and six men were lost by the ?
returning Of one OF the ships boats.