The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-09

! Puget Sound. brings cargo for severa
of the island ports and will call a
these after diseharging her Honolulu
freight This consists Of general car
go and includes feedstu6 knocked
down boxes and empty cans for TIT
pineapple Gamers. total of 20oo tons
For Hilo there is 1900 barrels Of cement
and for Kaanapah 500 tons Of coal
/ with a small consignment for Kahului
She viii sail tonight for Kaanapali-
With this trip of the Nevadan III:
| American Hawaiian company is put
| ting into force a new system. that o.
/ paying of the crews ar this port. The
matter is more or less experimental bu
| it is expected TO work out SATISFACTORY!
| and be permanently adopted
Another inauguration on this trip is
the making OF Portland one Of the
ports OF cali, the Nevadan having taker
on 200 tons of freight there. although
only four days notice OF her call had
| been given the Portland merchants
This move viii also probably be taken
up and made a part Of the regular
run of the Observation-Disclosures boats.
NEW FLAG ON THE DORIC.
The officers and crew Of the liner
Doric who have been in the service
of the Occidental and Oriental Com
pany for years past. are 10 make an
other voyage to the Orient, although
the steamer has been purchased and
turned over TO the Pacific Mail Com
pany. The liner is TO sail hence on
August 4th. The officers OF the liner
had expected TO leave the steamer here
and proceed home TO Liverpool via New
York. but orders received yesterday
provide for another voyage to the
Asiatic coast. From Chief officer
Gaukroger down: the Doric's officers
have been popular in this port. and
their going will be regretted. All of
them, however. viii find good berths
awaiting them in the White Star serv-
ice on the Atlantic.
Yesterday morning, for the first time
since the Doric made this her terminus
on the. American side of the Pacific
the White Star flag was not hauled TO
the top OF her 1nfzzenmast- The Pa
eific Mail Company win hereafter fly
its red. white and blue house flag from
the Doric and Coptic.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
CANADIAN-NEw ZEALAND LINE.
A private letter received from Mon
treal hints at the possibility of a line
Of steamers running at monthly periods
between Canadian ports and New Yea
land The steamers engaged in the
service would have ample cargo space.
and limited accommodation for first
and second-class passengers at reason
able rates. The writer says that be-
fore anything was done in this direc-
ton the parties interested would des-
patch a representative 10 the colony 10
make exhaustive inquiries as TO the
prospect of the service proving re-
munerative. The representative il
question is likely to- come this way
about the end of the year.-Auckland
Star
PAUL IsENBERG LOST CHARTER
The German bark Paul Isenberg.
which was chartered to load grain at
Tacoma for the United Kingdom, lost /
her charter by reason of her long voy-l
age out from Europe to the Hawaiian
Islands. The bark was damaged dur
ing a gale off Cape Horn and was
forced to put back to the Falkland Is /
lands. she arrived in the Pacific too |
late 10 save her charter After lis
her cargo at Honolulu she left
-or Taltal Chile.-Tacoma Ledger.
BARK s. c. ALLEN ARRIVES.
The bark s. c. Allen. eighteen days
tut from Eureka. arrived yesterday
morning. She brings 700 600 feet OF lun2-
Der. which she viii discharge at the
Id Wilder wharf. In the trip down
lot a sail was sighted. She viii load
ugar here for the return trip if such
5 obtainable and if not viii return in
'allast TO Eureka for more lumber
SHIPPING NOTES.
Sugar on Kauai is as follows: K s.
l.. 1850 bags; Dia. w, 1000; G. & F..
80; L P. 2759: H. M, 1921; N. S.
o.. s775.
The German bark Frieda Mahn is dis
harging her cargo from Honolulu at
cattle and Will put out the last OF her
-eight at Tacoma.
The arrival of the ships Arthur Sew !
Il and VIM. P Frye, both out over ;
fly days from Manila is looked for !
ally E@dEAI VI THESE Vessels - DEL~S- :
lg 1000 tons of coal for the navy and
i'll load sugar.
The agent OF the ship Astral lying al
nchor outside the harbor. is cabling .
le owners for instructions II is
ardly probate that any sugar cargo !.
i'll be taken on here, as the price Of :
=red is too low.
The Seattle Times of July % an ;
ounces the safe arrival at that port :
the yacht Anenone from Honolulu ;
le vessel making the trip in little \
-er twenty-thTee days. She had :
easant voyage with all on board in
- best of health
The arrival of the ship Emily Reed !
ith coal for MakaweH breaks Up the /
lei famine which mas been felt there Y
= some time The ship arrived of =
ri yesterday morning and anchored I
Inside. She VIII probably sail this G
orning for her destination. :
Material for the erection OF a num-
= OF buildings on Ocean Island is I
ing taken on by the 5. :. Progress, Z,