The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-19
Korea Here Tomorrow.

10 arrive here Monday morning from
Yokohama and to depart for San Fran
cisco the same day. She has only 5000
tons of cargo to discharge. Among the
passengers booked for departure are the
Misses Hegemann and Miss Mason,
companions of the late Miss Harriet D.
Smith, killed in the automobile acct
dent of Wednesday night. They will
accompany the body back to Boston.
Prince Kuhio, delegate TO congress, and
Princess Kalanianaole leave for Wasa-
ington. Col Samuel Parker and son.
Ernest Parker. 60 TO San Francisco,
and possibly to Washington. Mrs. Eva
Parker Woods will also go to Wash
ington to spend the winter with the
Delegate and wife Judge George
Woodruff. who recently resigned as fed
eral Judge, viii leave for New YORK
to go into business.
Virginian Here Christmas.
The American Hawaiian freighter Vir-
ginian is due here on Christmas Day
from Tacoma and Seattle, according to
Freight Agent Morse. The big vessel
is bringing Tehuantepee. San Francisco,
Seattle. Tacoma and Portland freight.
The Mexican will arrive here direct
from San Francisco on January 8.
Bad Weather at Kahului.
c. P. Morse. agent of the All. line,
received a wireless yesterday from Ka-
hului giving the information that the
sea was rough there and that much
rain had fallen.
R. P. Rithet Arrives
After a run of twenty-seven days
from San Francisco, the bark r. P.
Rithet arrived in port yesterday fore
noon. The trim bark brought eleven
passengers, all of whom were pleased
to land. but expressed regret in hav-
ing to part company with their genial
skipper The vessel also brought a
full shipment of general merchandise.
She had 100 cases of powder deep in
her hold The vessel encountered
strong gales when nearing the Islands.
Hilonian's Smooth Seas.
Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat
sop line, received a wireless yesterday
from the Hilonian, in which Captain
Frederickson stated that the vessel was
running through smooth water and the
weather was fine. He gave no news as
to when his vessel would arrive here,
but the agents look for the steamer
Tuesday afternoon.
First Cargo Goes Today.
The first cargo of 1910-season sugar
contracted for by the Americana Hawai-
ian Steamship Company, for transpor-
tation TO New York. will leave Kahu-
lui today in the freighter Alaskan, for
Salina Cruz The Alaskan was put in
ahead of the usual schedule, as the
grinding season on some plantations
began earlier than usual this year. The
Arizonan will leave Honolulu on Tues
day for Port Allen, Kahului and Kaa-
napali. and win leave the latter port
for Salina Cruz on December 81. Both
shipments go over the Tehuantepec
route.
Shipping Notes.
The Kinau, arriving this morning
from Kauai. will bring 1000 bags of
/ sugar from Waimea.
The British steamer Earl of Elgin,
bringing coal from Newport News to
Honolulu. for the naval station, is ex-
pected here daily.
A number of fine, big live turkeys
arrived on the Alameda Friday; also
| several boxes filled with white rats for
the federal doctors.
The big white ship Erskine NJ.
Phelps is ont twelve days from the
Coast en- route to Honolulu. The big
vessel will load sugar for Philadelphia.
One hundred and forty sheep were
brought here from Hawaii on the
Mauna Kea yesterday. Other freight
items included eleven crates pigs. nine
teen turkeys and thirty-one chickens.
Purser Phillips of the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Kea. arriving from Ha-
wall and Maui ports yesterday morn
ing, reports the following sugar await
ing shipment on Hawaii: Punaluu, 1870
| sacks; Honuapo, 700.
The Italian cruiser Calabria has re-
eeived aboard the two deserters who
| were apprehended here after the
cruiser left for Japan. They were put
aboard the Chivo Maru a. this port and
| kept in the brig by the steamship of
ficers until the Calabria was met, when
they were turned over to the italian
officers.
While assisting in loading cattle
! aboard the steamer Helene at Hawai-
hae on Friday. japanese deck hand
was kicked by a struggling steer and
rendered unconscious. The steer kick
ed the man on the head, and he ar
rived in Honolulu yesterday in a state
of semicOnseiousness He was removed
to the Queen 5 Hospital for treatment.
c. P. Morse. local freight agent of
| the American-Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany. on behalf of the big steamship
corporation, yesterday presented to
| Chief Thurston of the Honolulu fire de-
| partment check for $500 to be added
to the proposed relief association fund
| for the fire laddies. The money was
| given in recognition Of the services
! rendered by the fremen when the S
:. Texan was on fire a couple Of years
| ago.