The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-13
Lumber Al Unloaded.

write story Of their trip on the trans
port.
Lumber Al Unloaded.
All the lumber which the chartered
Matson steamer Hyades brought down
here from the Northwest for the work
which is TO be done on the Hackfeld
wharf was unloaded from the vessel
yesterday, after which the Hyades NOV
ed over to the Railroad wharf. The
steamer also brought Down a shipment
of lumber for Contractor Ouderkirk,
which win be used on the construction
of a local building.
Gable Snaps, .1njuing Sailor.
When the Anerican-Hawaiian steam
er Columbian sailed Tuesday night for
Kahului, she went without one of her
sailors. who was injured just as the
pig freightev was ready to start on the
voyage for the other island. IN the
work Of getting the monster steamer
from her docking place at the Ameri
bic was drawn taut, finally swapping
in twain. A sailor standing on the
deck OF the Columbian was struck by
one of the ends, and on examination
it y as found that his leg was broken.
He was taken 10 the hospital here.
Inter-Islan6 Change.
Official information regarding a
change in the schedule of two Of the
Inter-IslaTd Steam Navigation Com
pany's vessels has been given out. at
fecting the steamers Kinau and W. G.
Hall Next Tuesday the Kinau will
go to Eleele, Makaweli and Waimea
(NawiliwiH and Koloa-mail and pas
sengers only. and VIII continue this
schedule in the futuTa On her trip
next week the W. G. Hall will go to
Nawiliwili, Ahukini and Koloa. and
will continue this run Ia the future.
All. Passenger Boat.
Local Agent c. P Morse of the
American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany received definite confirmation of
the report that his company is to build
three new steamers, che of which will
carry passengers between Honolulu
ard the Coast. While It is the pres
emf understanding that the plans are
fer a vessel which will have accom-
nodations far but twenty passengers.
Mr.. Morse has written to the head of
fee of the company strongly recon-
1 fey1af
have at least room for seventy-f1ve
passengers. Mr.. Morse has emphasized
the need Of passenger accommodations
on board the new steamer, and 1t is
probable that his recommendation
viii have considerable. weight.
Mokolii is working.
Captain Miller has put the Mokori,
into active service, yesterday using
her to tow one Of his dismantiea ships
with load for Pearl Harbor. and to
bring back the ancient craft KaimiIoa
from Pearl Harbor The Mokelii left
yesterday afternoon about ; o'clock
| returning last evening.
Notice 70 Mariners.
!. Notice is hereby given that San
Pablo Bay Baoy No. /, marking the
end Of the shoal off Mare Island, San
Pablo Bay, California, is reported al
most submerged. It viii be replaced
as soon as practicable.
/ By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
w G.. MILLER.
Commander, Z. s. n, Inspector, 18th
IiebYhof,se District.
Shipping Notes.
The ship p1rigo is expected to ar
rive here any day now.
The Inter-Island steamer Claudine is
due to arrive this morning from Maui
! The PIeiaaes sailed Tuesday even.
/ ing for other Island ports TO pick III
/ a load Of sugar for the Coast.
The American Hawaiian chartered
steamer Pleiaaes is expected to return
from the other islands today and vii
I probably sail for the mainland.
The schooner 3 c. Allen, Captain
willer, sailed yesterday from sar
Francisco for this port. The Jolly
skipper of the Alien viii be welcomed
IN Honolulu again.
The old reliable Alameda arrived a
san Francisco Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. She carried large numbel
/ of passengers and much freight from
/ this port.