The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

BARK LIZZIE Rosa arrived of this port the
9th inst en- Hongkong She did anchor
blowing heavy, remained hovetO few hours and
ceeded on her voyage She left San Francisco July 3d. and
reported light the greater part Of the passage and
strong eastery gale hours previous The Lizzie
Rosa would be followed in the line Ciaconday by
the French bark Kamerle bark Charlotte Of
vsc would probably touch here The American bark Quick
step to the 18th would touch
scHR MARY oUMMSs-Let starbuck Island (situated in
lat 81 SOUTH long Sc vest the evening Of July a with
moderate and pleasant weather Crossed the equator
on the 9th in long 1853 u and carried the trades,
which were eastery 10 north and had fine weather
til reaching Aug I'd during squnlly weather
experienced previous getting the northeast trades carried
away On the Sd got the trades and had them
steady and fresh until sighting Hawaii the 9Th, after
which had light variable winGs until arrival
BARK D. c. MuRRAr-saed hence June 10 and arrived at
San Francisco evening July Is Met with light trades
from ENE days out then light souhery winds had
the wind again ENE for days aer which fresh from
and ENE with heavy westerly SWELL then Gains and light
airs from NE toward the latter part and light from
and NV previous arrival On trip sailed the
evening the 2h with thick weather and light winds from
Wsw which hauled NV twelve hours out; then light
southery weather for few days until reach
ing the trades which very moderate until three days
previous TO arrival during the last three days had strong
gales and very heavy swell esq with thick fog and
heavy rain the afternoon of the 18th inst passed by
a bark steering sW Sighted Maui the 9th at m,
and at 10 m hovoto of Coco Head arriving morning
BARK MARY e. PAcKER-Jeft Francisco July %; had
light trades and pleasant weather until last four days Of the
passage then met with strong gales which lasted until the
night Of the 9th inst the 9TH passed bark steering in
the same direction the 9Th nearing the land,
the weather thick and blowing heavy shortened sail 80 as not
70 get TO ieewar Of the harbOr during the night Arrived
the next afternoon and anchored outside.
BRIG NORTH sTAR-Joaded at Nanamo and proceeded to
Victoria Le Victoria July n with fine weather until clear
Of the sound Passed Cape Fatey the sd in company
with bark and schooner and with strong westerly
winds until getting the trades; had moderate trades at first
and fresh toward the latter part passage Sighted Maui on
the 10th inst morning, % days since leaving
Nanaimo.
BARK cAnDrS-Le Port Gamble July % and had moderate
weather to the stra passed Cape Rattey the next day
and experienced light norhey winds from thence to the
trades took the trades in Is 30 north long lag 20 west
and from thence TO port them Light with pleasant wealth
er Aug 18th Thomas smith, cook died in lat . 80 NORTH
long l5l 50 vest he was native Of China and leaves wife
and family in San Francisco
The schooner Jenny arrived Saturday evening from
Kauai The vessel Waimea Wednesday last and
Capt Lambert reports weather during the day. with
exception Of the wind being rather fresh from hNE was
nothing than what usually there Len in the