The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-16

broke a couple OF lids he WAS Sent ~
the Queen $ Hospital for treatment.
! The Atlas is a sister ship of the AS
trail, which is on the way here from
Yokohama. to take in a sugar cargo.
Then the Arthur Sewall. and the Will
liam P Frye, two big ships, are on the
way from Manila. In fact the Frye IS
out 81 days and the Sewan so days and
| they should arrive any time.
| The Atlas has a tonnage of 30O6 and
the Astral 29S7 The Sewall is rated
at 2019 ana the Frye at 299S.
NEBRAsKAN HAS SMALL CARGO.
| With only about 1900 tons of cargo
for Honolulu and 800 for Kahului. the
MISUNDERSTANDING steamship Neb-
| raskan reached port at IL a. m. yester-
raskan reached port at II a. m. yes
| terday from Tacoma and Seattle.
| The steamer left Seattle on July
6. taking from there large
quantity of feed, doors. windows
and general fittings. She brought no
livestock this trip. By Wednesday the
Nebraskan will have discharged her
cargo and taken on part of her sugar
cargo of 1000 tons The remainder will |
be taken on at Kaanapali and Kahului. |
The strike had no effect on the load !
ing of the Nebraskan It the Sound.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following affects the list of |
Lights and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast, |
1906:
WASHINGTON.
Tongue Point Crossing Gas Buoy, |
page 80. No. 107 Iist of Lights, Buoys, |
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1906. page
56).-Moored in % feet of water, on the |
northwesterly side of the sharp turn |
in the channel over Tongue Point |
Crossing, Columbia River, and about |
1-2 miles N from Tongue Point Light. |
This buoy was numbered - without |
other change, June 10.
OREGON.
Harrington Point Gas Buoy, page 80. |
No. 10 (I4ist of Ligths. Buoys, and |
Daymarks, Pacific Coast. 1906 page
57).-Moored in % feet of water, on the |
southerly side of the main channel of |
the Columbia River, about S-5 mile
Range Front Light.
This buoy was numbered IA" with
out other change. June u.
Buggy Hold Light, page 80, after No |
11S List of Lights, Buoys. and Day-t
marks, Pacific Coast, 1906, page 58).-l
Located on the southerly bank of the |
main channel of the Columbia River
and close to the railroad track at Bug-I
by Station
May a fixed white post lantern light |
was established, IS feet above the wal
ter, suspended from a white arm on an
implanted pile. in feet of water, about
is miles w. IA S. of the westerly
end of Coffee Island, to guide vessels
in making the turn in the channel,
which is close to the Oregon shore at
this point.
Ankeny Landing Light. page 80 No.
119 Oist of Lights, Buoys, and Day
marks, Pacific Coast, 1906 page $751;
Located at Ankeny Landing, opposite
the southwesterly extremity of Puget
Island Columbia River
May 1 the fixed white post lantern
light at this point was discontinued
The following affects the List of
Lights, Buoys and Daymarks, Pacific
Coast, 1906.
OREGON.
Columbia River. pages 55 and SCI
Channel Starboard Side Buoy, 8, a red
f1rst-class spar, was established, June
II, in p feet of water, to mark the ex-t
tremity of the sand spit making out
from the southerly side of the channel
Tongue Point left tangent, Sc. IA
s., southerly.
Buoy Depot Wharf, outer end. S. by
E. Is E.
Fish house on Taylor Sands, w. "a S.
Channel East Side Buoy, 4, red :
first-class spar, was discontinued. June
p. being no longer required owing to +,
a change in the channel.
WASHINGTON
Willapa Bay, page 6S.-Inner Buoy. a | j.,
PS. frst-class nun, was discontinued
June Is, as per notice heretofore given,
owing to the shoalfng of the former
main (South) channel. /,
Grays Harbor, page 73.-Channel
Starboard Side Buoy. 2. and Channel
Starboard Side Buoy 4. each a red
frst-class spar. and Channel Starboard !,
Side Buoy, 4 IL, a red second-class
spar, reported adrift. June 81 will be
replaced as soon as practicable.
Bellingham Bay, page S4-Bellfng-
ham Bay Rocks Buoy, a HIS. second
class can, reported adrift, June 20 viii
be replaced as soon as practicable.
Wasp Passage, page S7.-Wasp Pas
sage Buoy, l, black third-class can,
adrift, June p. will be re-
placed as soon as practicable.
ALASKA.
Niblaek Anchorage. page 90.-Niblack t
Point Buoy, ,. a red second-class nun. {
was established. June in AZ feet of n
wafer, about $50 feet Sc. from the reef +.
making off from Niblack Point, Heath i
ar Island. n
Heather Point, NE a.
Safety Rock, E,NE.
Niblack Point tangent. ". rs n E
Wrangell Strait, page 95.-Turn Point
Buoy. 8 a back first-class spar. found
missing, June g. was replaced the same
lay. I
Funter Bay. page 95.-Curlew Reef
Buoy, 1. a black second-class can, was
hi Ttrna 4 in faa IF or