The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-29
MARINE

. MAKElVI
KE AU HoU AND NoEAU.
The steamer Noeau arriving from
hawaii on Saturday afternoon brought
2Ss bags Of sugar, 81 packages Of
undries, u empty wine barrels, 81
Iides.
The steamer Ke Au Hou arriving
rom Kauai on Saturday morning had
IS cargo 1910 bags Of sugar, 3s1 bags
# rice, SO bags of rice bran, $50 steel
ais. u packages of railroad material,
2 packages of sundries.
KINAU'S FREIGHT.
The steamer Kinau arriving from
lilo on Saturday brought the follow
ng freight: IT hogs, Z crates chick
ms. 70 bundles hides, 3 bundles sheep
kins, 80 cords wood, 40 bags empty
10 barrels empty bottles, %
mpty kegs, 7 bundles ava, 7 bags
wa, 4 punches bananas, 2 horses, 266
heep, / bundle goat skins, 351 pack
ges sundries.
HELENE BACK.
The steamer Helene arrived from
Hawaii ports at 1888 a. m. on Satur-
She brought II, $50 bags of sugar,
/ head Of cattle, 20 calves, IS bundles
# hides and a bundle of sheepskins.
other freight consisted of 1 bundle Of
ugar cane, 2 packages of merchandise,
boxes and 10, bags of coffee.
THE BOWEN VACANCY.
One of three men will be appointed
o fill the customs vacancy created by
he death of Night Inspector Bowen.
they are: J. /. Arcia, w. J.. feelings
nd Zenas c. Copeland. Deceased, by
he way, went to the Coast with his
wife in the ~barkentine Coronado. Even
hen his life was despaired of.
kauai BLOWS IN.
The IL. S. S. Kauai, Captain SAKE.
from Hilo late yesterday af-
She will take a couple Of
hundred Spanish immigrants to Ha-
vail today. The steamer has been
leadquartered at Hilo since February.
She brought two sacks of mail for
1ere.
TO VISIT LAYSAN.
On her way back from Midway, the
s.. S. Annapolis will call at Laysan
Max S-chlemmer is on the is
and and if necessary the gunboat will
cave him some supplies. The schoon-
Y Lavinia was to have made a trip
o Laysan in February, but was
wrecked at Waikiki.
LoCH CARVE OUTSIDE.
The British ship Loeb Carve was
owed outside by the tug Intrepid yes
SI q lilcA4 mus Hi ~ oil dISAASAAS
o the cook the vessels departure was
and last night she was still
It anchor. Capt. Rouse will take the
ship to Royal Roads, Vancouver.
w. G. HALL ARRIVES.
The teamer w. G.. Hall arrived
rom Kauai ports at 4:1O a. m. yester-
Her freight consisted of 5000 bags
If sugar, AZ empty wine casks, II bags
If empty bottles, / bundle of hides, 1
safe and As packages of sundries.
CHLCoTT CLEARS.
The ship Marion Chilcott cleared
April IS for Honolulu with $4,000 bbls
rude oil, 30 drrns distillate, so drms
gasoline, valued at 81, 500, to be laden
It Gaviota district of Los Angeles.
EXAMINATIONS PAU.
The immigration officials finished
heir examination of the Spanish i'm
migrants at 3 (. m. yesterday. The
people got through with
searching the baggage at 5 p. m.
KUMERIC COMING.
According to a private cable the Bri-
ish teamer Kumeric, which brings
so Portuguese immigrants from Ma
and the Azores, sailed for Ha-
vail on April 20.
MARINE NOTES.
The bark Foohng Suey is loading SUI
at Eleele.
The P. NJ. s. S. China is due from
Yokohama today.
The schooner Robert Levers is load
ne lumber at Hilo.
The P. NJ. S. s. Korea should arrive
rom San Francisco today.
The British s. S. Invertay is load
at Newcastle for Honolulu.