The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-14

THE PACIFIC
brought twenty-ses n cabin and six
steerage passengers, fn2sI linz money
moon couple who added much to the
ships happiness.
ALAMEDA FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Promptly al 10 O'Clock, with great
crowd on the wharf and the Hawaiian
band playing, the Oceanic steamship
Alameda yesterday morning got away
from the Oceanic wharf for san Fran
cisco with 100 passengers and 1900 tons
Of freight including 1000 bags OF su-
gar, 1000 punches of bananas, 700 ca ses
Of green and 500 cases of canned pine
apples and 2o00 bags of coffee and rice.
SHERIDAN FOB MANILA.
From the Oceanic wharf, after the
departure Of the Alameda yesterday
morning, the Hawaiian band went to
Naval wharf No. where an hours
concert was given for the benefit of
the people aboard the transport Sheri-
dan. The troopship sailed soon after III
O'Clock for Guam and Manila.
AMERICAN HAWAIIAN BOATS.
The American Hawaiian steamship
Texan. Captain Hail. arrived early
yesterday morning from San Francisco,
making a seven-day trip and bringing
some mail, a portion of one days ac-
emulation. She brought the big lens
and other material for the front range
light which will now soon be installed.
The Texan at once started to discharge
at the railroad wharf, at the same time
taking aboard 500 tons of freight for
Hilo which had been discharged by the
Alaskan, since that vessel will not go
to Hilo. The Texan loads at local
ports for Salina Cruz.
At $50 .. m. yesterday the All. S.
s. Alaskan, Captain Nichols, sailed for
Kahului to complete sugar cargo for
San Francisco. She is expected to stay
on the San Francisco run in place of
the Nebraskan which has been plying
between Honolulu and san Francisco.
GEORGE CURTIS RUSHED AWAY.
McCabe, Hamilton & Kenny, steve
dores, have established an envlable
record in the discharge and loading of
the American bark George Curtis
which yesterday morning sailed for
San Francisco. Captain Herbert |
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late, and between that time and Z
o'clock yesterday morning she was re-
lieved of 800 tons of cargo and 200 tons |
of ballast and loaded with $500 bags |
Iof sugar.
TROUBLE ABOARD S. S. ELVASTON
Twenty-Five days out of Newcastle, |
having encountered heavy northeast
ers, the British s. s. Elvaston, Captain |
Putt, soon after daybreak yesterday |
arrived with $500 tons of coal for the |
Inter-Island Company which has the
vessel chartered for year.
\ hearing before the British Consul |
may be had in the matter of a MEM !
Der of the engineers department who /
endevoared to run the ship and had to |
be disciplined on the bridge. His face |
hurts as result of the blow of an /
officer, at the time in charge of the
bridge, and he threatens to make /
trouble for that functionary.
One of the Ellis group of islands was
passed close on the way up and natives
went out TO the British collier in canoes
to feed her crew fruit and vegetables
in exchange for tobacco and wearing
apparel.
LUMBER SCHOONER IN.
Twenty-six days from Port Gamble,
the American schooner -OzanogaH, Cap
tain Mathew, arrived yesterday morn
ing with lumber for Allen & Robinson.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The steamer Kinau sails at p. m.
today for Kauai ports.
The P. NJ. S. s. Korea is due tomor-
row from san Francisco with three
days mail.
The steamer Mikahala yesterday
arrived from Maxwell with
1850 bags of sugar.
The P. NJ. 5 S. China is due tomor
row from the Orient, probably sailing
for San Francisco in the afternoon.
The steamer Kinau arrived from Ka-
uai ports yesterday morning with pas
sengers. 5000 bags of sugar and miscel-
Ianeous freight.
The British ship Celtic Monarch, Cap
tain Lleweryn, moved to anchorage
outside the harbor yesterday afternoon
TO getting away for San
Francisco.
The American ship Bangalore, 203
days out of Norfolk for Honolulu, was
quoted on the overdue list at San
Francisco at fifty-five per cent. on May
5. She was then 1876 days out.
Two officers from the Brazilian train
ing ship Benjamin Constant recently
here. We're passengers for San Fran
cisco in the Alameda yesterday. One
is taking home the other, who is
very i'll.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Warren. in Philippines.
Thomas, at s. f.
Crook, at s. F.
Buford, at San Francisco.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Dix, at Seattle.
Sherman, from Hon. for Manila, via
Guam, Apr. 16.
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