The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12

to handle when full and she went
through some very remarkable maneu
vers on her way out of the harbor.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The w. G. Hall is loading sugar at
Ahukini today.
Harbor yesterday.
The Claudine leaves for her regular
run at five O'Clock this evening.
The Mongolia from the Orient due
tomorrow may arrive this afternoon.
Purser Hart of the Nifhau reports
rough weather at Waimea with strong
winds and heavy swells on Tuesday
last
The steamers Re Au Hou from Kiiau-
ca with 205 bags of rice and the Niihau
from Anahola with $500 bags of Ana
hola sugar. arrived yesterday.
The Claudine arriving from Maui and
Hawaii ports brought 210 SKIS spuds,
automobile. II hogs. SO pkgs hides, 10S
pkgs NJ. T. bottles, 161 pkgs sundries.
The collier Alexander sailed from
San Francisco for this port yester-
day She will probably accompany the
Maine and Alabama to Manila from
here.
The All S. s. Columbian was dis
charging general merchandise on the
railroad wharf and taking sugar from
the schooners Defender and Moi Wa
hine yesterday.
Roderick Dhu Johnson. the eight
year-old son of Captain Johnson of
the Hilonian, is an expert kite flyer.
During the trip down he enjoyed his
fayorite sport daily.
The Ke Au Hou will leave this af-
ternoon for Ahukini taking freight left
by the Hall and also twenty thousand
feet of lumber for Ahukini and 100 tons
of coal for the same place.
Purser Sims of the Ke Au Hou re-
ports the following sugar on Kauai:
K. P, 10000: K. S. Co., 2600; NJ. S. Co.,
81 900: H NJ. 1881 K. P, 10.350; P s.,
S221: K. s. NJ, 1860; Mob, 1854.
The yacht Kamehameha was OUT for
tuning-up spin yesterday. She is
being gotten in trim for the race Sat
urday. The Gladys is on the ways be-
ing cleaned and painted also to be in
badness to do her best on the run
of the first-class yachts.
The Hilonian discharged 1900 tons of
freight yesterday and will move to the
Railroad wharf early this morning to
put the rest of her cargo ashore. She
will get sugar there before returning
TO her regular berth on Monday, and
Will leave Tuesday on time with full
load of freight and passengers.
MOVEMENTS or saIPPING.
ALEXANDER, L. 5. collier. from s.
F. for Hon, June II.
ALAMEDA. o. 5. s. Dowdell, ar. s.
F. from Hon. June 9.
ALASKAN. All. s 5, Nichols. ar.
Seattle from s. F, June :.
ALEXANDER ISF.NBERG, Ger. sp.,
from Bremen for Hon. Mar. p.
ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., ar. Hon
from Port Ludlow. June 4.
ALUMNA, Am. schr., Simmie. ar. Port
Townsend from Hon, May p.
AMY TURNER, Am. blk. Warland,
from Hon. for s. F. June IL
AORANGI. Br. 5. s, Phillips, from
Hon. for sydney. May 30.
ASTRAL. Am. sp., Durham. from Hilo
for Delaware Breakwater. April s.
ATLAS. Am. sp.. from Kahului for
Delaware Breakwater, Apr 9.
ALBERT. Am. blk, at Port Townsend,
May 10
ANDY MAHONY, An. schr-. Jorgen-
sen, ar 5 F., from Hon, MAY %.
ASIA. P. NJ. :. :, from Yokohama. ar.
Hon, June 6 and sailed :. r
AMERICA MARU. T. f X < 3.
F1lmer. ar. Yokohama June 5, hence
May ..
ANNIE z SATATF Am sorr from
Newcastle for Hon. Apr IS.
JOHNSON, Am. bk.s from HI
10 for s F, June 3.
ARIzONAN. All. :. 5. Tapley, from
Salina Cruz for san Diego, May ..