The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-11
MARINE

rive today, the Oceanic liner from san
Francisco early this morning. and the
Tovo Kisen Kasha liner Chiyo Maru
from the Orient late this afternoon.
The Alameda is bringing forty-four
first-elass passengers, besides a number
of steerage and a large amount Of
freight. She viii be off port at seven
o'eloek this morning. She has over a
hundred sacks of mail on board.
The Chivo Maru wirelessed n the
other night that she would arrive al
four clock in the afternoon, though
il may be that she viii not get IN
until later She has 10 in the cabin.
The probabilities are that she viii not
continue her voyage TO San Francisco
until tomorrow forenoon.
Sugar Season About Over.
The arrival of the bark St. Katherine
here has brought cut the fact that no
more sugar viii be shipped from this
port during the season in windiammers-
The Coronado may get her cargo here,
but she will be about the only saiiing
vessel to load sugar in Honolulu for
considerable time to come. The St.
Katherine is to go to Hilo for her cargo
after she has discharged the miscelia-
neous shipments which she brought
down from the Coast The ". II. Mars
ton is now loading in San Francisco
for Honolulu. She will 60 from here
to Hlo TO get cargo of ohia ties, as
she has been chartered for his purpose.
The Hilonian will carry no refined
sugar to the Coast this trip, on account
of the strike. She will have about 5000
tons of the raw sugar, however. besides
the usual heavy shipments of other Ha-
waiian products. Her passenger accom-
modations are already booked 70 thei1
limit.
H. C. Wright Arrives.
Heavily loaded with a cargo Of rough
and planed lumber. the schooner II. G
Wright arrived here yesterday after
an uneventful passage down from Coos
Bay. The three-masted schooner was
sighted shortly after noon, and was
brought into the harbor and doeked al
the Bishop slip before six O'Clock last
evening. She viii probably discharge
her cargo at this wharf.
Glenholm Is Chartered.
Waterfront rumor yesterday stated
that the British ship Glenholm haa
been chartered to carry wheat from
Portland. Oregon, to the United King
dom. The truth Of the report coult
not be verified last night, but 1t IS prob
ably true. The Birtisher has about In
last of her cargo Of nitrates discharg
ed. and she will be ready to leave IN
dav or so. Early in the week it wa
reported that she would leave Thurs
day, but this proved not TO be so. /
is understood that several members O
the Glenholm s crew have deserted a
this port, and she viii be compelled L
sign on a number of sailors here. Uniol
men say that they viii demand
months $40-for the voyag
from here TO Portland
Inter-Island Boats.
The Mauna Lea leaves at noon to
day on her regular run, and the Clan
dine sails at five o'clock for Maui an
Hawaii. These viii be the only regu
lar boats of the Inter-Island feet I
move today on account of the fact tha
it is considered as a holiday. n
freight viii be received on the wharve
during the day.
Shipping Notes.
The American Hawaiian steamer Pie
ladies', Captain Armstrong, Is due 10 al
rive from the Coast today.
A great deal of interest was man.
tested among the waterfronters on III
occasion OF the start of the yacht rae
to Kahului last night. Several of tn
oldtimers are betting their little wad
that the Concord viii win.