The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-27
Shipping Notes.

No business was done at the Custom
House yesterday.
The Kinau and CIaudine go out to-
r1orrow on their usual runs
TIE Likelfke win leave for Maui and
Molokai ports at 5 p. n today.
The Mauna Loa and w G. Hall go
out today on their regular runs.
The steamer Niihau of the Inter-Is-
land line arrived yesterday morning
from Kauai
The u. S. S. Solace is preparing to
leave this morning at IL O'clock for
Guam and Manila.
The S. S. Sierra of the Oceanic line
is due this morning from the Colonies
and will probably sail for San Fran
cisco in the afternoon.
The boats from the Kinau were de-
tanned in the bay at Kawaihae for
three hours yesterday owing to rough
weather.-Hawai Herald.
The Nevadan arrived in Kahului yes
terday and will take the first ship
ment of sugar for the season. The
Nevadan will depart about December
30.-Maui News.
The cargo in the Claudine, arriving
Sunday from Kahului, was as follows:
5000 bags sugar, 143 bags corn, 80
calves, 40 hogs. horse, 63 pl1gs. hides,
164 pkgs. sundries.
Sunday was very quiet day on the
waterfront, there being but one ar
rival, the steamer Claudine from Maui
with passengers and freight. There
We're no departures.
Captain Butenhon. of the Aloha,
says that he never had such a STORMY
passage before. The vessel was over
40 days in making the trip frog Port
Gamble.-Maui News.
1t is said that Purser Beckley of the
Kinau will lay off this trip and remain
behind in Honolulu. and that Tom
Birmingham as purser. and W. Jarrett
as freight clerk will officiate on the
trip.
The steamship Nebraskan sails from
San Francisco for Honolulu on jan
uary 5. The steamer leaving for the
Coast today win get orders there in
time for assignment of freight to the
Lieut.. Commander Hugh Rodman,
who was to have been detailed on the
cruiser New Orleans for passage home
from the Orient, has been attached to
the flagship Wisconsin as executive
officer, and will therefore remain on
the Asiatic station.
McCabe. Hamilton & Kenny. the
firm, remembered all their
yesterday by giving them
a big Christmas luau at the Railway
wharf shed. Several hundred men sat
down to fine layout of good things
to eat cooked In Hawaiian style.
Japan ese papers just received state
that the Japanese engineer officer and
assistants who have been trying to
raise the s,Inken Russian warship
variag at Chemulpo have returned to
Toxic, having given up the project I'M
til spring.
The Inter-Is1and Company's steamer
Mauna Loa will lay off her run for O.
couple of trips to be overhauled. The
We ssel returns from Hawaii next week
Tuesday. The steamer w. G. Hall win
take her run, and the Hfikahala viii
take the Halls run to Kauai
It is rumored that the Oceanic
Steamship Company may put the
steamship Zealandia on the San Fran
cisco-Hilo run in opposition to the
steamer Enterprise of the Matson line
which has been in service on this run
for two years. 1t is said that the
reason for the move is that the Enter
prise may be sent to Horolulu via
HiIo to take the refined product OF the
Honolulu Plantation Company thereby
cutting into the Oceanic's business
lare.
On Sunday morning at the Queens
hospital j. r. Johnson, the sailor who
ell down the hold of the bark haiu-
ami. died after lingering illness since
Tune l. The mans back was broken
1t the time. The funeral was held at
/ O'Clock yesterday morning under the
auspices of the local branch of the
Sailors Union. Thirty members of the
1nion. in regulation costume, escorted
he remains to the Oahu Railway de-
rot whence they were conveyed TO
Pearl City for interment. Rev. F.sW-
/. Everton of the seaman's Institute
.ffcfated