The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-04
WEEKS REVIEW
OF SHIPPING


week of unusual activity in steamer
business The ball was opened on Sun
day with the arrival of fleet that
kept the Fearless hustling TO bring
them into port. Outside of the island
steamers there have only been two
steam vessels arriving during the entire
week, the Hawaiian returning from Ka-
hului and Hilo and the Alameda from
San Francisco. This week, however
will show a large number of steamers.
the Korea, Manchuria, Sherman, Thorn
as and Nevadan being among those
due The majority of the tonnage ar
irving and departing during the past
week has been under the American
| flag in contrast to the preceding week
when the British flag fioated over most
of the vessels. None of the eargoes
| arriving from the coast We're heavy
but the coal ships arriving all had full
| cargoes. The. passenger list of the Ala
media was very heavy, showing that
the summer exodus to the coast and
the fair has ceased and that travel has
begun 10 set in this way.
ARRIVALS.
Following are the weeks arrivals
| (omitting island vessels):
From San Francisco-2S, bark r. P.
Rithet, general freight; %, bark San
tiago, general freight; %, barkentine
| Irmgard, hogs, general freight; 2,
steamer Alameda, mail, passengers,
general freight.
From Newcastle-29, schooner Mar
conf, coal for Kahului; l, 1t. ship Fort
Figari, coal.
From Philadelphia-31, ship Erskine
NJ. Phelps, coal, general freight.
From Cardiff, Br. ship Queen Vic
toria, coal
From Port CANDLES, schooner Alice
Cooke, lumber
From Kahului and Hilo-2s, steamer
Hawaiian, sugar for Delaware Break
water.
From Laysan islands, schooner La
vinia. no cargo.
From Karatsu. Japan-3, schooner
Annie E. Smale coal.
Total arrivals for week: Mail steam
ers. one; freight steamers, one; deep
water sailing vessels. ten; island steam
ers, nine; total. twenty-one.
DEPARTURES.
The following vessels sailed from this
port during the past week:
For Puget Sound-31, barkentine
Wrestler in ballast to load lumber
For Kahului-3O. schooner Marconi,
coal from Newcastle.
For Ponape, South Seas-29, schooner
Carrie and Annie, missionary supplies.
Total sailings for the week: Deep
sea sailing vessels, three; island steam
ers, twelve; total, fifteen.
VESSELS IN PORT.
The vessels now in port number
| twenty-three, exclusive of small island
schooners and vessels laid up in Naval
Row. They are classed as follows:
Mail steamers, one; freight steamers,
one; deep sea sailing vessels, fourteen:
island steamers. six; government sta
ton vessels. one. At the Railway coal
wharf the island steamer ]. A. Cum
minis Is berthed. At the Railway wharf
No. are the ship Hawaiian Isles,
which viii finish discharging ner cargo
of coal from Newcastle Tuesday morn
ing; the schooner Helene. to load sugar
for the coast; the barkentines Kaiulani
and r. P Rithet also waiting su-
gar FOX the coast. The barkentine Irrn-
gard is lying at the HackfeId wharf |
She will sail for the coast on Wednes- |
day.
At the Inter-Island wharf the steam !
ers James Makee and Ke Au Hou are
laid up and the Kauai and Noeau are
loading for island ports. The schooner
Annie E. Smale, which arrived from
Karatsu, Japan, Friday with $500 tons
of coal, is lying at the Sorenson wharf /
Just Waikiki of her, at the Irmgard .
wharf is the bark Santiago which has !
been discharging general freight and
VIII move over 10 the railway docks !
early this week to load sugar for the |
coast. The tug Fearless is also at this |
wharf At the Oceanic docks the liner |
Alameda is loading for San Francisco.
She sails Wednesday at 8 a. M At !
the Esplanade wharf is the schooner
Alice Cooke unloading lumber for Lew
ers & Cooke.
The steamer Kinau is at the Wilder
docks unloading freight from Hilo and |
way ports. At the Pacific Mail dock
is the ship Erskine NJ. Phelps, which |
has a cargo of coal for the Army and |
some general freight. The Cambronne
is at Naval Dock Mol and has finish
ed discharsing coal for the Navy. She
Will finish taking on ballast on Tues
day and go 10 the stream where she
will be fumigated. on Thursday she
will sail for Portland. Oregon.
The Hawaiian liner Ha-
waiian is at Naval Dock No. . She
finished of her cargo of 5000 tons of
sugar at 9 o'clock last night and will
get away for Delaware Breakwater al
: this morning. The government station
vessel, Iroquois. IS also at this dock
At the Channel wharf is the barker7-
tine Amelia. which has finished unload
ing lumber. and viii sail in ballast for l.
the coast this week Anchored in the