The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

sem BREEzE.-This little craft which recently
arrived from Auckland is for sale. She substantial
built Auckland years ago South Sea
Island trader in which business she has engaged until
recently Her hull built Of cowrypine which considered
Of the best kinds Of wood and used preference
other for Ehpbuding in the colonies account oft tough
and durability. Her tmbers Of porto-ooya wood
material much harder than oak, and which also u,ed
tensivey for vessels frames She in every respect well
adapted for coaster especially she viii require little
alteration whatever Her passenger Accommodations
larger than those any sailing vessel present the
ing business She has cabins either Of which large
that Of any vessel Of the size The forward
large behs and the after cabin has three both
have in addition, which is equal many more
berhs The stairway divides the cabins. She top
sail schooner and be easily handled
sell and viii require any work her. She
20 register and excellent sea-boat saer
having made knots hour quite easily during the pas
this port She experienced light winds the greater
part Of the passage will be by the following Sea
Breeze left Auckland July 9Th with moderate breeze from
westward which continued until the 18th in lat % north
long wes from thence had light variable winds until the
2s then took the trades and crossed the equator the
22nd day. took the trades in lat NORTH long $50 west
which continued moderate until Aug 9th; from that time
arrival had light winds and Gains with exception ofsqua
y weather the day previous to sighting the Islands, during
which carried away foreopmast well the westward
and sighted Kauai and after passage days.
BARK LlDr BowKy-Arrived the afternoon of the 4th inst
with Il4O Of coal the agents Of the Webb steamship
Captain furnishes the following report-Lef
Newcastle the 2eh July succession of
strong westerly winds made the the
long 16 lat IS south and then bore up north
ward crossed the equator in long l5O west "A days and
had the vaRbes day. then took the fresh from
NNE which lasted until sighting the southern point Of Ia
vail the 34ih day about 10 miles of the
land when the wind died aud for six days previous
arrival hardly had wind enough ill the sails
sells the passage incident worthy Of par
ticular mention
Capt Tucker Of the Lady Bowen visited this port on
occasions and has been unusually fortunate in making fine
While in the Royal two years
ago - days from Newcastle bound San Francisco She
returned here and proceeded Islands, loaded
for New York and made fine passage that port From
New York to Melbourne made she in days which
reported be the best with the exception Of passage by
Of the famous New York clippers The best DAYS runs
made after reaching Cape Good Hope averaging
200 miles during the q hours IS days the
time occupied from the Cape into Melbourne making one
Of the most extraordinary record The Royal Saxon
chartered that port Islands, when Capt
Tucker ned command aud sydney wherehe took
charge Of the Lady Bowen.
The clipper three-rnasted schooner A. P Jordan Can't Per-
ry, sailed Monday afternoon Francisco full
cargo Of island produce The Jordan with fair despatch
this trip from the time that she loading Hereto
foo she has always had departure other
sells that have been the berth her. consequently
she has never been able 10 get away under
This trip she had the departure Of the Murray before
she could commence loading, and considering that feghs
dull al this Of the year she has with excellent
dispatch The chances that she viii ne run over
(as the for Light winds and Gains about over
vessels making passages either way rely with
rf-t 4,n~r An
rugged vessel in making passage the wind through
trades in addition TO which she is fast sail
She will continue 70 packet between San Fran
cisco Humboldt and this port and will probably return about
the latter Part Of next month.
BARK OoNr1-Ths welknown clipper during the last two
years has become famous than ever under command
of Capt Andrew Fuller for the regularity trips as well
quick passages she seldom days on the round
trip Or than Is days the passage down. and often
making it in less time She both here and in
San Francisco for the appearance presents
when coming into port looking trim and sGuey yacht
for pleasure trips and the be said regard
to her nppnnce when alongside the dock dischaeng or
loading II is well known that worthy ciefoeer Of the
Comet Mr. Rugg has but few equals and although ruor has
it that he is liable the promotion which he deserves il is
doubtful IL bis position readily iied The Comet sails
on Saturday next and although is her dispatch
it il seldom exceed except by herself the steamers Tits
reported that she viii be fitted with double topsas when she
arrives over which viii be Improvement although it win
alter her neat appearance ao She will return about the
18th Of next month
The American clipper ship Yosemite expected to leave
San Francisco shortly after the Comet touch here en- route
for Aongkong and may be expected any day this She
is new and beautiful vessel isconsdered one Of the fast
est ships nnoat $50
The clipper whaling bark Sea breeze lef New Bedford on
the Sd q last month, under command Of Capt woE,
formerly second ocer Of the same vessel who took her home
from this port Of her las, voyage 4ftp NH