The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-21

" hose adventurous life has not beei
unremunerative and who has cosy
home in England waiting for him to
retire and come 10 it.
CHANGES IN THE WEIGH LINE.
Captain Drew, OF the bark Andrew
Welch. who IS 10 be succeeded IN his
command by Captain Kelly on the
arrival Of the~vessel here from the
Coast, has been given the command of
the bark Il. P. Rithet. now at San
Francisco Ss commander of the An
drew Welch, Captain Drew has made
but the one voyage, succeeding Cap
tain McPhail, who resigned to accept
a shore position IL Honolulu.
II Is extremely probable that the
Andrew Welch and the Rithet, the two
iron vessels of the Welch line, will be
the only ones retained On the Hawaiian
run next season, the bigger wooden yes
sells OF this line, the Archer, George
Curtis and the Gerard c. Tobey being
disposed CT or placed On another run
The Archer has already been sold
This VIII be only following the
changes OF the past few seasons IN
the CARRYING trade Of Hawaii, the sail
ing ships being slowly but surely crowd
ed out bv the steamers and the coming
season, with the opening Of the Tehu-
antepec railroad and the absorption of
much of the sugar carrying by the
American Hawaiian steamers, wall
doubtless see others OF the familiar sail
ing ships paying their last visits to-
rhe Honolulu harbor.
SIBERIA TAKES MANY PASSEN-
GERS.
The Pacific Mail s. 6. Siberia SAIL
ed yesterday morniag for the Coast
with all her passenger accommodation
taken up. IN addition to the large
number OF cabin passengers travelling
through from the Orient she was joined
here by forty Honolulans. many promi
nent persons being included among the
number. In addition TO these passage
was taken by some $50 Japa nese, max
ing room for the $40 landed from the
liner the day before. The liner got
away promptly at 10 a. NJ
BARK CORONADO IN PORT.
The American bark Coronado ar
rived yesterday morning from San
Francisco after an uneventful voyage
of twenty-four days. She brings a gem
eral cargo, including a large quantity |
of powder and a deck load OF railroad
ties -Four passengers made the trip
down from the Coast aboard her.
Chris Peterson, known to many here |
as the first mate of the barkentine !
Archer, is with the Coronado on this
trip.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that San Pab-
10 Dredged Channel Buoy, No. 3. a !
black hrst-class can. was established
8, in % feet Of water, in |
place Of San Pablo Bay Dredged Chan |
mel Beacon No. 3, carried away.
Mare Island lighthouse. NE 3-8 e.
Pinole Point, s 3-s E.
East Brother Island lighthouse, s by
" ga ", westerly.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
H. T. MAYO,
u 6 N. Inspector, 18th |
Lighthouse District
MAIL FROM COAST TODAY.
The Oceanic s. 6. Sierra is due to |
arrive from San Francisco today with i
six days later mail. The liner viii |
probably arrive sometime during the |
afternoon.
MARINE NOTES.
The next mail for the Coast viii leave |
~ the s :. China, sailing next Tues /
day.
A small crowd went out yesterday |
on the steamer kinau for Hawaii,
which sailed at noon. The Mauna Loa
also took few passengers
The dock foundation between the
kiIauea and Alakea slips has been fill
ed with earth between the concrete
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