The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-13
MARINE:


locked 8 Navy wharf No. l shortly
AFTER 1.gll-4- ol.5 brings Superinten
dent DonneIly, OF the transport service
with seven assistants 10 work on the
stranded Sheridan ard rescue her from
her plight a Barber s Point, for which
purpose soue 500 tons OF wrecking gear
were brought down.
This gear ineladesN seven boilers OF
various sizes for the pumps, 585
fathous OF heavy chain IN 40 pieces,
four large anchors. each weighing in
the nelghborhood Of 1000 pounds, water
tanks and hawsers. The transport
brings also Two extra boats for emer-
geneIes, these bearing the name Of the
transport Crook
As seen as the Thomas was locked
the steamer Iwalani was taken along
side and sore Of the nghter gear load
ed or 70 her decks. After the depar-
ture Of the IwalanI for the wreck with
Engineer Dcnnelly and ms men aboard
her, naval barge was drawn along
side and the work OF unloading the
heavy boilers and other heavy gear
was commenced, continuing all day Il
Is probable that the work OF unloading
this viii take the greater part of today
as wei, although the transport IS sup
posed &c get away for the Orient this
morning.
She has not a large passenger list,
there being only TWO for Honolulu N
addition 10 the wrecking crew. Lieu
tenant Hannah. who mas been shooting
at Seag1xt. returns 70 reJoin his com
pany here, and Tr W F. Monsarrat,
who has been attending a professional
convention on tie mainland, returns
home
STEAMER IN PILIKIA-
FLYING the yellow flag, the T. K z.
Kasato Marn from Yokohama locked
at the Haekfeld wharf yesterday morn
ing and the drawbridse al the entrance
TO the wharf was raised TO nrevent
anyone from boarding or approaching
the tabued vessel II appears that
Captain FiImer had sailed from the
japanese port without first securing
the necessary clean ball of health, thus
leaving his company open to a heavy
penalty and neeessltatIng the quaran-
timing OF the vessel and her passengers
and crew here. more especially in view
or the fact that there had been a death
among the steerage passengers during
the voyage.
The Kasa1o Maru IS bound for South j
A American ports and has the papers nee
essary for those ports from the English /
but before sailing it was /
not known 20 Captain Filmer that Ho- |
nolulu was 70 be enc of the ports Of |
sah. hence the neglect TO secure Amer
lean certificates Of health.
She brings nearly 700 japanese i'm /
migrants Tor this port and five first |
.lass passengers, none OF whom have
yet been permitted 10 land. The i'm /
migrants have been taken 10 Quaran-
Inc Island, where they VIII be detain-l
d for seven days, and the cabin pas
;engers viii remain on board the yes
'el until Il Is fumlgated. Her cargo |
Tor here Of 1925 tons win also be |
,umigated before i IS landed. It is
lot likely that there VIII be any fine /
inflicted under the circumstances.
On hoard the Maru are I52 Chinese /
for South America and a
.ew through cabin passengers.
ALAMEDA SAILED ON THE.
Promptly at the advertised time the
oceanic s g Alameda pulled out yes
eraay morning fer the Coast. She
arried nineteen passengers and a good
argo OF fruits, sugar and merchandise.
Among those sailing on her was George
;. Mcclellan, secretary to Delegate
Iuhio, who rs on his way to Washing
on. J. Bradshaw and a p. Vreden-
ave been here IN connection with the
how OF the Hawai4 Kennel Club, de-
arted for their homes.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The ship Emily Reed finished dis
harging her coal cargo at Makaweh
esterdsy
The tug Eleu and the Pioneer re-
arned from the Maueauria last night.
he Pioneer viii remain IN the harbor
oday and II Is possible win not be
lrther needed by tie Aanehuria
The rug Fearless shipped a new main
last yesterday n place Of the one lost ,
7vo years ago. The regulations pro-
ide that seagoing tow beats must have ,
NO ms.sts ana this -ale Is again com
lied with. L
Tie ship Star Of Bengal is about ,
lrough discharging hey coal at EIe-i
e She VIII sal for the Coast wien {
aring Kauai, having been sold 70 SAM
raneisco people 70 60 Into the coast I
& grade {
TIE MlkahaIa arrived from Kauai T
morning with 1900 bags OF 4
gar. 103 Rags q taro go tags Of /
&c. &C haes e holr. 80 packages of c
lndries ana quantity Of empty bot
- and tar-els- $
Purser Grlfe. Of the NIkahaIa, re- =
,rted Ire following slear on Kauai:
\ n. 1900 bags, Diamond ". {
90 hays; Max. SIS uagS; g. & r. 950i
lsgs- x p 4sC0 facs, l. p, goo 2
.gs: Z ID. 1874 bags
sIcSS OF TEE TINES. :.
Thursday evening a. 80 o'clock,
p ;. II the tent CT King street east L