The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

this city for the past two weeks and
took awav about 1000 tons of sugar.
She should make a fast trip to the
Coast with the weather which preValis
at this season of the year.
SLEEVE ROE SAILS.
The British ship Sieve Roe left this
city yesterday morning for Victoria
She had on board 1000 tons of phosphate
for that city. Her Honolulu cargo con-
sisted of 1900 tons of the same mate
rial. The Sieve Roe is one OF the
largest ships which comes to this city,
and it is understood that she VIII
carry coal between Newcastle and mere
on her next trip.
AMERICAN-HAWA DUE.
Tomorrow two American-Hawaiian
steamers are due. The Nebraskan,
coming direct from Salina Cruz, with
New York cargo, should be off port
early in the day, while the Arizonan,
coming here from Puget Sound, should
also arrive The Arizonan brings a
very large cargo for this city, part OF
which was picked up at San Fran
cisco before the big freighter left for
the North.
On the next trip of the Nebraskan II
is expected that she will reach this
port from Salina Cruz about Septem-
her %. She will take New York
freight which is offered for shipment IN
that city up to about August To-
uApprN FOR PHILIPPINES.
Examiner no official or
ders have gone from Washington re-
oardino the destination of the trans
mort Warren, which was suddenly called
ont of idleness some weeks ago and mas
since been in the hands of mechanics
at FOlsom-street dock, it is generally
believed among officials here that the
Warren will be sent to the Philippines
the latter part of this month with the
Twentv-nlth Infantry, now stationed
at the Preside. The troops came from
Brownsville, Texas, not long ago. Con
tracts for fitting up the vessel will be
completed by the end of this week
Some of the officers have been appoint
ed to the troopship, but commander
| is vet to be assigned. There is a pos
| sibilitv that the transport, which has
| good refrigerating apparatus, may DC
| assigned to the work of transporting
fresh meats from Australia to Manila,
succeeding the Glacier, which has been
on that route for some years past.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
San Francisco, Cal, July 8, 1907.
| San Diego Bay, California.
| Notice is hereby given that san
Diego Bar Outside Buoy No. 3, BLACK
1st-class can, was carried away July 8
and will be restored as soon as practl
| cable.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
r. F. LOPEZ,
Commander, U. S. N, Inspector, l2th
| Lighthouse District.
COLLECTION FOR INSTITUTE.
On the last outward voyage of the
s. S Alameda, the Sunday services
lin the saloon were conducted by
Father Adalbert, at which a collection
of SIS was taken up to be given tt
the Honolulu Seamen's Institute. rms
iamount was brought to Honolulu or
Friday by Purser Smith and handed
lover to the superintendent of the in
Istitute, the receipt of which was
gratefully acknowledged.
CATINAT COMING.
DR.. Marques says that, from letters
which have arrived, he is led to expec
that the French cruiser Catinat will be
here from New Caledonia before th'
end of the month.
Chronicle.-After seven consecutive
wears as chief steward of the AmericS
Maru. George Wiley has resigned ant
will leave at once with his family fol
a visit to his aged parents in England
The vacancy created by his resignation
has been offered to, and accepted by
William Ashmon. who is well known II
this connection, having come to the Pa