The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-18

will also be increased to -four. The
Company's South American liners will
call at Nagasaki next year.
Inter Island Sailings.
There has been a change in the sail
ings of couple of the Inter Island
STEAMERS. the Kinau and the ". G..
Hall both changing their routes The
Kinau sails this evening at FIVE o clock
for Eleele, Hanapepe, Makaweli, Wal
mea and Kekaha The Hall sails Thurs
day evening at FIVE clock for Nawili-
will. Koloa, Hanamauln, and Ahukini.
The Helene sails today at noon for
Mahukona and other ports. The Iva
lani sails at FIVE p. N. for Anahola,
Kilauea and way ports. The Noeau
sails this evening at five clock on the
Maui, Molokai and Lanai route. The
Mauna Kea sails at noon for Maui and
Hawaii
PIeiades Had Big Load.
The Ameriean-Hawaiian steamer Plei-
AIDES, which sailed from Eleele for San
Francisco Sunday evening, carried a
good lot of sugar in her hold She had
5000 tons of the stuff. picked up at the
various island ports, the greater part of
which will go to the California and
Hawaiian refinery in San Francisco
bay. Besides her sugar shipments the
Pleiades carried 100 tons Of general
merchandise.
Now that Captain Miller has sold out
the major interest in the Miller Salvage
Company, rumors have been rife on
the waterfront as to what viii be done
with the bark Alden Besse, of which
Captain Denny is the skipper. That she
| would be kept in the Woodworking
route between HiIo and this port seemed
out of the question. as the first, last
and only trip of the bark in this husi-
ness was anything but success from a
! financial standpoint. It is probable that
/ the boat will be sent to the Sound for
!, a lumber cargo as soon as the freight
rates go up a little. At the present
time, it is said, the freight rates for
], lumber are SO low that it would hardly
pay the owners of the boat to send her
up there. This disposal is what will
eventually be made of the Alden Besse
however.
Niihau Carries Lumber.
The Inter-Island steamer Niihag
loaded s., 200 feet of rough lumber al
the Bishop slip yesterday afternoon, and
will carry this to Kauai. Besides tht
lumber, the Niihau has one hundred
tons of rock in her hold. and about one
hundred tons of general freight.
Makura Coming.
Word was received here yesterday
! that the Canadian-Australian steamer
Makura had sailed from Fiji sunda,
. evening for this port. She is expected
5. to arrive here Monday, probably in tn
morning, as she is making all speed foi
a record this trip. The Makura hai
room for seven men and two ladies from
Honolulu, according to the cable receiv
ed. This means that, of the fifty o
! more people booked TO leave for tn
Northwest on the Makura, but nine ma,
CO. Outside Of those booked to leav'
on this trip, the agents find that the.
have thirty-fye return trip contract
to fulfill.
Siberia Has Room for Twenty.
Twenty Is the number of peopl
which the Pacific Mail liner siberi;
will pick up at Honolulu and carr,
to the Coast The local agents of tn
company received a cablegram yester
day stating that the siberia left 70
kohama last saturday with 1850 ton
of freight for Honolulu and with roon
S for but twenty passengers at thl
port This confirms the story brough
, here by the Nippon Maru the othe
day. which was to the effect that tn
Siberia would arrive here with nearl
full passenger list. There are L
people on the booking list for the tri
TO the mainland on her.
Helene Takes Sugar.
The big schooner Helene took o
sugar at the. Oceanic wharf yesterda
morning ana during the afternoo
moved over TO the Railroad wharf
where she viii complete her cargo
When she leaves here she will hay
on board 1900 tons of sugar OF tai
amount 1850 sacks viii come from *
l lauea plantation. S04 from Wairaanalt
= 1904 from Olowalu, 1000 Y K, an
5000 from waianae. The Helene VI
leave here for San Francisco satul
day morning, according TO the presen
: plans.
Dix Sails Next Week.
. officers on the Z. s. A. r Dix wer
somewhat amused to read in one {
L ~ ,f+erronr, M nars that the boa