The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-05


worked for the safety Of the men who
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ternoon for Eleele and Makeweli to dis
charge her cargo Of general merchandise
for those ports. She went out under
Captain Kekerwitz who brought her
down here, but with new first and sec
ond mates First Officer Leonard E.
Atwater and Second Officer Albert E.
Ninslow who came down here with her
Fesigned yesterday and William Thomp-
son, late Of the James Makee, was
signed on as first officer and George
Mansfield, who has been mate in the
Inter-I Island service, as second officer.
THE MOVEMENT OF SUGAR.
The movement Of sugar to market IS
going on very rapidly for this early in
the season. Besides the cargoes which
have already gone by steam and sail to
San Francisco and by steam to the At
lantic coast. the American Hawaiian S.
s. Mexican will sail tonight for Kahu-
Iui. Kaaaapah and Hilo. having taken
on about 5000 tons here. She viii sail
from Hilo 10 Saliaa Cruz. The schooner
William H. Marston is now loading
COCO tons of Castle q Cooke sugar and
viii probably get away for the Crockett
refinery en- Saturday. The Gerard c.
Tobey, Captain Scott, was moved over
to the Brewer wharf yesterday after
noon and viii begin loading shortly
and is expected 10 get away for the
Crockett refinery about ten days after
the Marston leaves She. viii carry
about 1000 tons of Castle & Cooke
sugar. The Tobey now sails under the
Matson flag. The ship Fort George.
Captain Fullerton, also sailing under
the Matson flag, but chartered by the
Sugar Factors Company, has taken
aboard about $50 tons of sugar for stiff
fleming and viii now discharge the bal
anee of her coal and viii be ready to
take on cargo the first of the week.
She viii carry about 5000 tons of sugar
to New York around Cape Horn. The
ownership of the sugar is distributed as
follows: Alexander & Baldwin, 435 tons;
Haekfeld & Co, 854; Castle q Cooke,
1905 c. Brewer & Company, les; 7.
H. Davies & Co, 243; T. 4. sehaefeI
& Co, p; Makee Sugar Company, 100
Hind. Rolph & Co., 13s.
The bark Nuuanu, Captain Josselyn
owned by C. Brewer & Company OF
Boston, wiz carry sugar from Hutehin-
son plantation. This is sugar which
was bought. from Hutchinson Plantation
/ by the Honolulu Plantation Company
under It's contract for the crop o.
Hutchinson. But It is not needed b.
Honolulu Plantation Company to be re
fined here, and so is being shipped &
New York. The Nuuanu has been moy
ed TO the Oceanic wharf where she i
now taking on sugar The Irmgar'
has been moved TO the wharf waikiki
Of Fort street. She has about 400
/ bags Of F. 4. Schaefer sugar aboar'
and she IS now waiting for the arrlva
Of the Maui On Thursday.
THE ROBERT LEVERS.
| The schooner Robert Levers, Captain
Underwood, has finished discharging he
cargo of lumber at the Bishop whar
and will follow the Coronado II loadln
sugar for san Francisco.
/ REPAIRS TO THE MOI WAHINE
/ The Moi Wahine which arrived Sun
dav from Pnako with sugar has dis
charged and is now making some need
ed repairs. The deck seams needle
eaulking underneath the bowsprit- Blu
| in order to do It the bowsprit had 10 b
| taken cut. This was done yesterday
| TEE HocHE TAKING BALLAST.
The French ship Hoehe, Captain /
Naitre. was yesterday moved over
the wharf at the foot Of Nuuanu stree
and began taking on ballast She vi
+, ( IEESl THIS b0QaE anu % 80
her sails has already begun, she VI
probably be ready for sea and sail 0
Thursday She. viii 90 70 the oouH
70 load wheat for Europe.
s. C. ALIENS NEW RUDDER
sToCK-
t A new rudder stock for the ;
Allen is being made by sorenson an
r Lyle. In unshipping the rudder 70 al
L. cover the leak IN the vessel i was d1
: covered that the rud1er stock was ver
r badly broomed. and a new one vi
{ necessary. L Is being made Of season
z ed Lronwood.
CAPTAIN KoKERwTTz.
/ Dr. Ramuz. acting chief Of The Qua
p antine Service a this port yesterda
: sent for Captain Kokerwitz Of L
: Despatch 70 explain 8hy he did \