The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-09
MARINE

The flagship china, Commodore
2 iele, of the Pacific Mail line. arrive I
here yesterday morning bright AM
early after a pleasant trip from san
Francisco. She brought but few as
sengers either for this port ur the
| Orient, but had very large general
cargo for China and Mania The
Manila cargo. consisted principally Of
ammunition for the small arms and
rifles Of the troops n the Philippines.
Inc China brought a large mail, over
three hundred bags having accumu-
| lated in San Francisco since the de-
parture Of the last mail steamer. on
| the way out from the Golden Gate the
China ran into some Of the bad wealth
| er which has prevailed on the Coast
lately and which mas made travelling
uncomfortable. But two days out the
sea and wind moderated until the
smooth seas and balmy breezes Of the
tropics made the passengers forget
their rough experience Of the start of
the voyage. In leaving the wharf last
evening the wife Of one of the deep
water shippers in port made very
sensational departure from the vessel /
The gangway had been put ashore and /
the lady was lowered from the bow of /
the big steamer on a Jacobs ladder. /
Just as she was landed an automobile F
dashed out on the wharf and a bella ted f
passenger who had been seeing the /
sights uptown with friends made his /
appearance. He made use of the ladder
10 get aboard the boat and waved his
adieux To mis- friends after he had
made the forecastle head.
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Office of the Assistant to the Inspec-
tor. Twelfth Lighthouse District, So
Alexander Young Building,
Honolulu, T. H, June 8, 1908
The following affects the List of
Lights and Fog signals, Pacific Coast,
1907:
Kauiki Head Light-Station, page Sc.
after No. 312 Iist of Lights, Buoys
and Daymarks, Twelfth Lighthouse
Subdistrict, 1908. page 15)--Located on
Pun Xii Island. Immediately north of
Kauiki Head. at the entrance to Ka-
pueokahi Bay, Maui Island. T. H
June 1, 1905 there was established
at this station. fixed red lens-lan-
tern light, about ninety feet above the
water. and forty feet above the
ground. shown from a lead-cotored
mast having al its base a small white
house with red roof and lead-coIored !
trimmings. ;
Kahala Point Light Station, page 20,
after No. S29 List of Lights. Ruoys
and Daymarks Twelfth Lighthouse
1908. page 22).-Located on
Kahala Point. a low point Of land on
the easterly side OF Anahola Bay, Ka-
uai Island, T. H.
June l. 1908. there was established at ,
this station. fixed red lens-lantern
light about sixty-two feet above the
water, and forty feet above the
ground. shown from a lead-colored
mast having at its base a small white
house with lead-colored trimmings and
red roof.
Makahuena Point Light-Station, page
70. after No. 500 (1ist of Lights. Buoys
and Daymarks. Twelfth Lighthouse
Subdistrict, 1908, page 22).-Located on
a low Hill about 500 feet north of Ma
kahuena Point. Kauai Island, T. Fl.
June 1. 1905, there was established
at this station a fixed red lens-lan-
tern light, about 109 feet above the 6
water. and thirtv-seven feet above the :
shown from a lead-colored
mast having at its base small white :
house with red roof and lead-colored :
BY order of the Lighthouse Board. :
J. f. CARTER. >
Lieut.. Commander, L. 9. N, Assistant +
to the Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse r
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