The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-09

way. while a number Of husky steve
dores got under the gangway and lifted
| II, releasing the boy foot. Those who
| expected to find the foot mashed to a
| Jelly were relieved when it was found
that the boy, who was wearing an extra
long shoe, had only sustained a crush
ed shoe tip, the foot not having been
touched.
The Nippon on Sunday passed the
Dutch cruiser N0OrQbrabant en- route
to this port. She was steaming along
at about ten knots.
The Nippon carries about 200 tons
OF cargo, including shipments of leather,
wool and general merchandise. Purser
Roberts also has under lock and key
treasure amounting to $1,500,000 for
Japan and China. This is in gold, and
in addition there are 500 silver bars
Among the passengers for Honolulu
Iayover are Rev. and Mrs. A. B. De
Ham and W. W Guthrie and his
mother, Mrs. Julia Guthrie. Among
the through passengers are several mis-
sionaries. Judge Percy NJ NOR is en-
route to Manila to assume his duties
ON the bench.
The Nippon sailed for Yokohama at
$3.50 clock yesterday afternoon.
Sheridan Due Friday.
The transport Sheridan is due about
Friday from San Francisco, although
she may not arrive until late in the day
or even until Saturday, unless she has
been dry-docked while in San Fran
cisco. She is bringing a lot of sup
ho Il r4
ment, over which Capt. Moo n. Falls,
depot quartermaster, has been placed in
charge.
Coffee Shipment on Alameda.
Coast tomorrow morning at ten o clock,
in addition to a fair sized list of pas
sengers, she viii carry one of the larg-
est single shipments Of coffee sent out
from Hawaii. The steamer Ke Au Hou
brought couple of thousand sacks of
coffee from Hawaii on Sunday, and the
entire lot will be loaded into the Ala
media. A total of $500 bags of coffee
will be on the ships manifest, 5000
from Hind, Roplh & Co, and 500 from
Davies Il Co. Other items of island
produce to be shipped win include near
ly 10000 bags of sugar. $500 eases of
canned pineapples, 1000 bags of rice,
and 5000 punches of bananas. The en-
tire cargo will be about 100 tons.
Makura Not Here Yet.
The Canadian-Australia steamship
Makura failed to arrive last night from
the Colonies, but will be in pot this
morning, and viii probably leave for
Victoria this evening, unless she has
much cargo to discharge.
Notice TO Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that the out
side bar bell buoy, Humboldt Bar, Cali
fornia, went adrift October 90. It will
be replaced as soon as practicable. The
Humboldt outside bar whistling buoy
is in position.
Shipping Notes.
The British ship Riverside may leave
for the Sound the latter part of this
week
The Sheridan viii dock at the Oceanic
wharf, ewing to the naval wharves be-
ing reserved for foreign warships.
The schooner Alice Cooke came into
port yesterday morning from Port Lud-
low with a load of lumber for Levers
Il Cooke. She was thirty seven days
on the trip.
A new rudder has been fitted to the
steamer ] A Cummins, which has Just
undergone an overhauling on the ma
ago. was regarded as the King steam
yacht, is Yet a very trim looking vessel.
Captain Kelly of the bark Andrew
Weleh expects to start fer San Fran
cisco tomorrow about noon, depending
| on whether he can get all the ballast
aboard by that time. He will have one
passenger.
The transport Dix, after discharging
an additional thousand tons of coal
over what she was originally ordered to
| leave. left for Seattle yesterday. She
viii take on a cargo Of general supplies
| fer Manila at the Coast port.
With 20G0 tons Of freight for Homo
/ lulu. 500 for Kahului, and 1900 for
Hilo. the Matson liner Lurline viii ar
rive this forenoon about nine or ten
| o clock. Among the passengers are Mr..
and Mrs. Z. D. Tenney and Miss Will
| helmina Tennev.
| Two new coal hoppers to facilitate
the discharging OF coal for the navy
! from the half dozen British Golfers
dispatched here from Norfolk, were
| hauled to the naval wharves yesterday
and viii be put 70 work on the Romero
today. The Honolulu Draying and Con
struetion Co. is to discharge 10000
| tons Of coal from these golfers.
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