The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-25
WEEKS REVIEW
OF SHIPPING


is at present although there is quite
respectable fleet on the way which
should be here. There was a remark
able number of sailings of deep sea
vessels during the past week and this
with the delay in the arrival of ex-
pected ships has almost swept the har-
Dor clean. This is the season Of light
winds and ships from all ports are
making long passages so that no anx-
iety is felt over tardy craft, but with
freshening winter winds the fleet
should soon be making port. Three
mail steamers have arrived and two
departed. Two of them were British
vessels and one an American. Several
big liners will be in port this week and
this will tend to liven up things on the
front until the sailing vessels begin
to arrive. The Canadian liners brought
little freight but the Alameda had
good sized cargo. She brought 1470
tons of general freight. The Mongolia,
which is due tomorrow from the ORR
ent will bring 100 tons and the Amer
lea Maru, due Saturday will have 900
tons for Honolulu. The Korea will ar
rive tomorrow or Tuesday.
ARRIVALS.
Following are the weeks arrivals
.(onitting island vessels):
I From San Francisco-20, schooner w.
II. MarsIon, passengers and general
freight; %, bark Edward May, general
freight; %, o. S. S. Alameda, mail,
passengers, 147O tons general freight.
From the Colonies-21, CA. S. S. 40
rangi, mail, passengers.
From Vancouver and vtctoria-23,
CA. S. S. Manuka, mail, passengers,
lime.
From Midway Islands. U. S. S.
Iroquois, from cruise.
From Hakodate-1S, barkentine Jas.
Tuft, 145O tons sulphur
Total arrivals for week-MaiI steam
ers, three; government steamers, one;
deep-sea sailing vessels, three; island
steamers, thirteen; total, twenty.
DEPARTURES.
The following vessels departed dur
ing the week:
For San Francisco-21, British ship
Brodick Castle, 1000 tons nitrates: %,
schooner Helene, 11,521 bags sugar; %,
barkentine Archer, 1881 tons sugar.
For Puget Sound-19, schooner Alice
Cooke, in ballast to load lumber: %,
schooner Robert Levers, in ballast to
load lumber.
For Sydney-22, British ship Queen
Victoria, in ballast for orders: %, c.
A. S. S. Manuka. mail, passengers.
For Victoria and Vancouver-21, c.
A. S. S. Aorangi, mail for States, pas
sengers.
For Palmyra Island-20, schooner
to load cocoanuts.
Total departures for the week-Mail
steamers, two; deep-sea sailing yes
sells, nine; island steamers, thirteen;
total, twentyfour.
VESSELS IN PORT.
The vessels in port number seven
teen (not counting tugs and obsolete
vessels). They may be classed as fol-
lows: Mail steamers, one; deep-sea
sailing vessels. eight; island steamers,
seven; government station vessels,
one. At the Railway wharf No. 1 the
barkentine James Tuft is discharging
her cargo of 1850 tons of sulphur. She
will probably finish Tuesday and then
sail for the Coast. AT the Railway
wharf No. 2 the ship Hawaiian Isles
is waiting for sugar to finish her cargo
for San Francisco. The bark Santiago
is at the Hackfeld dock where she is
being scraped and painted while wait
ing for her cargo of sugar.
AT the Inter-Island docks the steam
ers James Makee and Ke Au Hou are
laid up and the steamer Noeau is coal
ing. She will sail Monday. At the
Irmgard wharf are the bark Edward
May discharging general freight from
the Coast. the tug Fearless and the
steamer j. A. Cummins with sugar
from Koolau and Waimanalo. The
liner Alameda is at the Oceanic dock
discharging her cargo consisting of
1470 tons of general freight At the
Wilder docks are the steamers Kinau
and Likelike loading and the tug Eleu.
The italian ship Fortunate Figari will
finish ballasting tomorrow and sails
for the Sound Immediately.
The ship Erskine NJ Phelps is at the
Naval dock No. 2 being painted. It is
probable that she will remain in mort
until the opening of the sugar season.
The L. s. S. Iroquois is at the Naval
dock No 3, the steamer Helene at the
Marine Railway wharf being painted
and overhauled and the schooner w.
III. Marston is discharging general
freight at the Bishop wharf. The
schooner Annie E. Smale Is at the
Channel wharf where she has finished
Iumlgating. She will probably sail
for the Sound this morning.
The Nails.
Mails are due from the followinr
points as follows:
yfctorfa-Per Miowera. Oct. 10.
Sydney-Per Ventura, Oct. 4.
San F'rancisco-Per Korea, Sept. q.
Yokohana-Per Mongolia, Sept. 26.
Mails viii denart as follows:
Sydney-Per Sonoma. Oct. 5.
Victoria-Per Miowera. Oct. Is.
San Francisco-Per Mongolia, Sept. &c.
Yokohama-Per Korea, Sept. %.