The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-16
saved in a damaged condition.

AooV, JAN 1--SImr. Mia IA. ran
ashore at Kawaihae, Hawaii. but at.
forwards saved.
IS66-Schr. ALBERNI. ran ashore at
"almea, Kauai, but got of with lit
tie injury,
1866, June 23-Schr. ONWARD. went
ashore at Wahiawa, Kauai, while get
ting under way, and became a total
wreck.
1866, Oct 26-sloop UNION. went
ashore at Lahaina and sunk; cargo
with vessel a total loss.
lS66-Am. whaleship JOSEPHINE. ran
on the reef at Kawaihae and came to
Honolulu for repairs
1867, April 25-Schr. BRUCE, went
ashore at kipahulu, Maui, becoming
total loss.
1867, Sept. 3-Schr. WARWICK. ran
ashore on the southwest point of
Kauai; little of value saved.
1867, Sept. 22-Schr. KOHALA, took
fire at Kohala landing, Hawaii, and,
with cargo, was wholly DESTROYED.
1867, Nov. 14-Schr. HELEN. was lost
at her anchorage at Maliko, Maui,
during a heavy norther.
Io61-SloOp HAWKE, was lost at
Hama, Maui
lo6s-Sloop NJ A L K I XIII, went
ashore on Hawaii
1S6S-Schr. YETTE, lost at AIoloaa.
Kauai.
1865, Oct.-Sloop NAKOLAELUA, lost
at Niihau
1869, Feb. 17-Sloop POMAIKAI. ran
ashore on the Kona coast of Hawaii,
and became total wreck
1869, June 24-Schr. MARIA. Babcock.
Went ashore at Onomea and was a
total loss.
1870, Sept. 25-Schr. MARILDA. Bur
rill, ran ashore on the eastern end of
kahoolawe and became a total loss
no lives lost.
1871, Nov. 2 Schr. MARY, went
ashore in heavy swell near Moloaa,
Kauai, and soon broke up.
1871, Nov. S-Sloop WAILELE, went
ashore at Koolau, Oahu, and became
a total wreck
1S71-Schr. KATE LEE, West, was
wrecked at Onomea, Hawaii; little of
the cargo saved.
1871, Jan. 12-Schr. KITTY CART
WRIGHT dragged her anchors in a
heavy swell and went ashore at Mo-
1oaa, Kauai.
1871, Apr. 11-Stmr. KILAUEA ran
ashore near Kaunakakai, Molokai, she
was afterwards gotten off with the
loss of her rudder and false keel.
1871, Dec. liam. bark ATLANTA in
entering the port, coal laden, ground
ed on the west side of the passage,
but was gotten off without damage.
1873, Jan. 22-Schr. LAIEIKAWAI went
ashore at Kaena point, Oahu, and be-
came a total loss.
1873, Feb. 17-Schr. ISABELLA went
ashore in a squall at Moloaa, Kauai,
becoming a total loss in 10 minutes.
1873, Dec. 23-Schr. KAMOI went
ashore at Kaunakakai, AIolokai, and
became a total loss
1874, Jan. 9-Schr. HATTIE ran ashore
at Nawiliwili, Kauai, and became a
total wreck.
1874, Feb.-Schr. KATIE lost on Molo-
kai
1874, Mar. 21-Schr. MOI KEIKI went
ashore at Puhikani, Molokai, while
engaged in wrecking the Kamoi, and
shared the same fate
1876, Jan. S-Schr. HATTIE 80 tons
went ashore at Nawiliwili, Kauai,
with 200 kegs of sugar, and became
a total loss.
was sunk off Laie, Oahu, by being
struck with a couple of blind rollers
just after leaving the anchorage.
1876, Mar. 3-Schr. ACTIVE, SO tons,
went ashore at a. m. on the reef
to the southwark of the port of Eo-
nolulu, and became a total loss, with
cargo of % tons of sugar.
1877, Apr. 6-Schr. IOLANI, the regular
Haiku Honolulu packet, went ashore
at East Maui, becoming total loss.
1877, June 7-Schr. LILIU, SO tons, lost
her rudder off BARRIERS Point, and
was carried by the swell onto the reef
and became a total wreck.
1877, July 28-Schr. LUkA, As tons. went
ashore at Honomuni, Molokai, but by
much effort, she was gotten off, and
with her cargo of plantation materi-
ais saved. In September she went
ashore again at WaiIau, Kauai, and
after strenuous efforts to save her
became total loss.
1873, Jan. 20-Schr. FAIRY QUEEN, 6S
tons. was carried on shore at Hama
lei, Kauai. by tidal wave and became
a total wreck.
1878, Jan. 2S-AIn. bark n. H. CARLE-
TON, from Hongkong. with $50 pas
senbers, went ashore on the west end
of Molokai, and became a total wreck.
Schr KINAU brought a number of
the passengers to port on the 31st,
and reporting the disaster, the L. S.
S. PENSACOLA went TO her assist
ance. and brought the balance of her
passengers and crew to port. The
vessel was insured for $4,000. The
wreck sold at auction for $4,000, and
the cargo-bricks and rice-for 800.
1878, March 2-Schr. FANNY, IS tons,
engaged in the Hawaii cOasting trade,
went ashore a Punaluu, Hawaii. and
became a total wreck; no lives lost.
1878 May 7-Sloop LIVE YANKEE. -
tons, went ashore at Punaluu, Oahu,
and became a total loss.
1878, May 2S-Schr. CAROLINE MILLS
(taking the place of the FANNY).
missed stays in lacking, and was
lost. together with cargo, near the
Honokaa landing, on the Hanlakua
coast. Crew all saved.
1878 Sept. british steamer AUSTRIA
LA, Cargill master, from Australia