The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17

bags: Punaluu, PTS, and Honuapo, 1919
Strong northeast trades leaving Ho-
nolulu, with choppy sea in the chan
mel and along the windward coast of
Hawaii
Kaiulanf and Niihau at Mahukona
Wednesday morning. both discharging.
Maui at Honolua. The schooner Lur-
line sailed from Hilo Tuesday morning.
Ship Falls of Clyde discharging coal at
railway wharf.
Leaving Hilo light northeast trades
and smooth seas all the way to Homo
lulu.
Helene arrived at Hilo Friday morning
at $50; Kaiulani al Hakalau; Maui at
Paauhau will load 7S head of cattle and
hides at Kawaihae Saturday morning
Niihau at Honokaa; schr. H. c. Wright
at Mahukona, arrived Thursday after
noon from the Coast, with general
merchandise Claudine at Lahaina,
Schr Viga arrived at Kahului Friday
afternoon with lumber.
GOOD WORK APPRECIATED.
Mr.. w. c. Roe of the Honolulu Iron
Works Co received bonus from
Muirhead & Johnson, Marine and
constructing engineers Of the Inter-1s-
land steam Navigation Co, for his
quick and most skillful work done on
the s. S. Mauna Loa last Saturday at
the works. The Mauna Loa was on
the Sorenson & Lyle dry dock under
going repairs for which Mr.. Roe was
rewarded. Mr.. Roe has received sew
eral of these little recognitions from
stationary engineers, managers of plan
tations, including P. C. Jones, etc.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The bark st. Katherine sailed from
Hilo for San Francisco December with
general cargo.
The bark Olympic sailed for Honolulu
December from San Francisco with
a general cargo.
The schooner w. H. Marston arrived
in San Francisco from Honolulu on the
eth, after a fifteen-day trip.
The British mails delayed the Sono-
ma and she did not sail from San
Francisco on Thursday as scheduled.
It was six o'clock Friday morning
before she left port. That will bring
her in here Thursday instead of We'd
nesday morning.
The Admirars band of the cruiser
Chicago was scheduled to play at the
Hawaiian Hotel last night, but out of
respect to the memory of Medical In
spector D. o. Lewis of the warship,
who died yesterday morning just after
the Advertiser report was written. the
concert was postponed.
The Olympic's cargo consists Of the
following: Flour, 1913 bbls; 1911 bales
hay, 1922 ctls barley, 1858 lbs mid
dlings. ZIG ctls wheat, 40S ctls corn, 4S
ctls oats, 2S,148 lbs beans, 1900 lbs hops,
2100 cs and IS pkgs salmon, 2871 cs
canned goods, 1850 lbs lard, 1886 lbs
bread, 1875 lbs barreled pork, 1875 lbs
barreled beef, 100 bxs paste, 25 cs salad
oil, 1884 lbs butter, 1915 lbs dried fruits,
5000 lbs and cs millstuffs, 10 cs syrup,
rs, 500 lbs salt, 625 lbs dried peas, 375 lbs
sage, 972 lbs chicory, $50 cs baking
powder, 1925 lbs raisins, 1887 lbs nuts,
20 pkgs salt fish, 756 lbs chocolate, 81
24S lbs sugar, $3.50 lbs rice, 1s9 pkgs
table preparations, 1906 gals and 80 cs
wine 80 cs liquor, 10 cs and 2S2 gals
whisky, % cs champagne. 220 pkgs beer,
2S2 gals and 80 cs gin, 20 cs Dortef 5194
gals vinegar, 25,951 lbs soda, 243 bxs
soap, 420 bxs candles 200 tons matches,
cs dry goods, cs hats and caps, -5S
pcs steel, 81 pcs and 4 bdls pipe, 1924 lbs
lead 25 bbls tar 200 bdls wire, 81 bales
brooms, 1900 lbs and So es grease, $50
bbls and 126 cs oil, $4,000 lbs and $50
cs tobacco, cs cigars, 365 pkgs paints,
"a coils rope. "a pcs and bdls iron, 1000
bbls lime, 10000 # lumber, 100 bdls
shingles, 1900 lbs tin, 411,4SS lbs fer