The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-25

pleasant, but outward she encountered
heavy weather. She brought the fol-
lowing freight: 1850 bags Of sugar, SIS
bags of coffee. bags Of taro, bags
of ginger, 3 bags Of ava, barrels or
oranges, , cases Of oranges. Z barrels
pears. 2 barrels dried fish. cases dried
fish, cases eggs, 81 punches bananas,
? bales sisal, 5 kegs butter, 70 bales
hides, 8 bales goat skins. horse, 81
cows. % calves. p hogs, 5 crates
chickens. l turkey, 3 pigs and 40 pack
ages sundries
MEXICAN FROM SEATTLE.
The American Hawaiian steamship
Mexican, Captain Nichols, arrived yes
terday morning from Seattle after a
rough trip, docking at the railway
wharf at 7:30 o-cTock she brought
5000 tons of general charge. Her freight
is for this port, Kahului and Kama
pail She will load sugar here and at
Kahului, KaanapaH and Hiio for Sail
ma Cruz
NEvADAN Brings MAIL.
The All. S. s. Nevadan is due to-
day from San Francisco with mail
three days later than that brought by
the Mongolia on Monday last. The
Nevadan left San Francisco on April
II, the Mongolia having left on April
H. The Observation-Disclosures boat
should be off port at daylight.
REPAIRS TO MANNING.
The revenue cutter Manning, former
lly stationed here and likely to return,
is in drydock at San Francisco for re-
pairs and overhauling. She viii re-
ceive new decking and woodwork.
SHIPPING NOTES.
on April 6, s9t japanese left Yoko-
hama for Peru.
The japanese training squadron ar
rived at Batavia on April 2.
Turbiner Tamuro-maru reached 40
mort from Yokohama on April 2.
The island schooner KaiuIani sailed
yesterday morning for Pearl Harbor.
The steamer W. G. Hall was loading
sugar at Koloa when the Niihau left
Kauai.
The island schooner Rob Roy arrived
yesterday morning from Puuloa with
f1rewood.
The S. S. Hirano-maru was launched
on April u from the Mitsubishi yard,
INagasaki.
Steamship companies at San Fran
cisco report very heavy bookings for
the Orient.
The s. S. Despatch. Captain Koker-
WITT, sails for Kauai Sunday after
noon at clock.
The laying Of the keel of a battleship
at the Yokosuka naval yard has been
postponed until the middle of May.
Ten survivors Of the Japanese
schooner Satsuma-maru, recently
wrecked in Alaska, arrived at Yoko-
hama on April 3.
The cable supply schooner Flaurence
Ward reached Midway from Honolulu
with supplies for the cable operators
yesterday morning.
Attention is now being given to the
rudder of the Kinau which viii be
ready to take the aIikahala's Kauai
run next Thursday.
Inter-Island steamers departing yes
terday were the CIaudine, for Hilo and
way ports, and the Noeau for Homo
kaa and KukuihaeIe. Both left at 3
o'clock The CIaudine had a small pas
senger list.
1t is expected that the Inter-Tsland
steamer Mauna Kea will arrive short
~ before I o'clock this morning from
Hiio and way ports with a good cabin
list and the usual large amount of mis-
cellaneous freight
1t is feared that the four-masted
schooner Rosamond, well know here
bound for Caiiao from Hoquiam, Feb
ruary I. has been lost, as wreckage
apparently from her, has foated
ashore in California
CA. S. s. Aorangf is due from the
Colonies next Wednesday and it is
hoped she win arrive early in the day
to allow plenty of time for the cricket
game planned between the local boys
and the crfcketers aboard Captain
Phillips boat.
MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING.