The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-28

CISCO. IL the vessel were 10 90 "
San Francisco direct, some arrange
ment might be made whereby she could
90 without anchors and chain, and take
chances on being picked up by tow
at the Golden Gate, but as she is to
60 to Iquique the tackle viii have to
be sent here from the Coast first.
vennachar Brought Coal.
The British s. S. Vennaehar, report
ed having arrived Thursday evening,
came into port yesterday morning and
will discharge 2848 tons Of coal at the
Bishop bunllers The trip up from
Newcastle was made in twenty days.
When unloaded the vessel will return
to Newcastle. The Vennachar is max
ing her first trip to Honolulu. She was
built FIVE years ago at Port Glasgow.
The officers are Captain Gordon, Chief
officer J. Worthington, Second Officer
J. johnson, Third Officer A. Mitchell.
Chyo Makes Long Stay.
1t was after 10 clock before the
big Tovo Kisen Kaisha steamship
Chivo Maru arrived alongside the
Hackfeld wharf from Yokohama yes
terday morning, and as she has to take
on a big lot of oil fuel she will not
leave for San Francisco until Q o'clock
this morning The long stay, however,
is agreeable both to the passengers and
Honolulu in general, for both the Pa
eifc Mail and T. K. K. boats have gen
orally confined their stay at this port
to one single day, whenever possible.
The Chiyo brought 22S Filipino labor
ers for sugar plantations. They are
fine looking lot of men.
The trip was very quiet one and
there was nothing to disturb the equan-
unity of the passengers on the entire
voyage across the Pacific. Among her
through passengers is Capt. K. Yabe,
assistant harbormaster at Yokohama.
He called on the local harbormaster
and assistant yesterday afternoon.
Comte de Gerchove de Deuterghem, a
Belgian nobleman, is making a tour
of the world.
Notice to Mariners.
Honolulu, August &c, 1909.
Hawaiian Islands, Oahu Island, Pearl
Harbor-P Peninsula Point Shoal Buoy,
II, third class spar, broken from its
mooring August IS, will be replaced as
soon as practicable.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
V. s. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant. U.SN., Assistant to the In
spector, 18th L. Fl. District.
Persia on New Run.
The steamship Persia, formerly the
o. & o. s. s. Coptic, which was on the
San Francisco Honolulu Orient run for
many years, has been chartered by IA
Chinese corporation for service be-
tween Chinese and Mexican ports. The
vessel viii. doubtless make Honolulu
a port of call. Captain Lockett re-
Gently passed through on the S. S.
Asia to take command of the Persia.
Pleiades Of For Coast. =
The American-Hawaiian steamship
Pleiades sailed from Kaanapai for
San Francisco at 4 p. M, August &c,
carrying $500 tons of sugar. The YES
sci will leave San Francisco for Ho-
nolulu, September 10.
Shipping Notes.
The Matson freighter Hyades left
Port Allen for San Francisco August
"a, carrying q load of sugar.
The American ship Marion Chilcott
arrived yesterday morning from Gavi-
ota bringing a load of fuel oil. The
trip was made in twelve days.
The steamer Likelike went to Homo
kaa yesterday afternoon with freight.
The All. freighter Mexican is due
this morning from Seattle.
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CAR AND HACK COLLIDE.