The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-12-20

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several days had succession Of gales and Gains Passed the
long Of Three Kings Oct 1lh and from thence made fine
run TO the Toub9uai Islands stuaed vicinity
SOUTH long $50 west, and passed them Nov ls; from thence
to Tahiti Is DAYS in making distance Of about $40 miles
having nothing but ht winds Gains and squally
Weather. had no southeast trades Crossed the equator Nov
Slth long Isl and got the northeast trades fresh
10 north which continued until approaching the land Sight
ei Hawaii on the lltb through Hawaii
Channel meeting light winds arriy-
ed the following afternoon.
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Gu sumo nel' NOV gu Aul met WIN s''0ns u7Au "''u'
al At Apel.pd on the morning ef the "a inst Ief the same
evening for Honolulu and experienced fresh beezes from NNE
with strong currents until within few ,y, Of the islands
since then had souterly Winds 10 port arriving 1T
the nth AZ DAYS from Auckland aud 70 from sydney
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met with light winds from and NE since leaving port In
the vicinity Of the Islands srn,rencsd ligbt variable winds
Will aaraar Inft htDip and i,
From thence had souhery winds to long l75 east LAT south
having met with no 81 trades. had o,sterlv winds TO the FL
lice Group and Gilbert Islands. sighted Scarborough Island
Nov 2itb and met LIGHT + aud Ne wind with str,r ,,
rent among the islands setting 10 the westward Mt tine rate f
% miles i,v Crossed the souatr I'd ays ont in lone ia
east with light sastery winds 10 lat north the wafer being
sufficiently smooth ip 10 this time aud the wind an LIGHT that
the entire distance could have been made with safety in an
sDsD boat Took the Ne trades in lat north long IFS west
which continued fresh "a with heavy running the
vessel being under reefd toa and the wind then
hauled the for three days and then into the SW
lat 2 30 north long on the 10th inst within
60 miles Of Island passed the position Of
rock which placed upon the charts doubtful without dis
covering anything From thence six days to the islands
with steady SW winds averaging 200 miles day; sighted
Kauai the 10th and from thence had light battling
to port sighted the light the 18th and arrived
the following day The Duke of Edinburgh will
Newcastle in ballast
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alt arrived at sydney Nov 18th via yuk on the 5h She
will hereafter run between sydney and Neopr,e in sopps
tigp with steamers civ NJ Adelaide and civ ~ vsp
The British schooner Mary Cumming hence August 1eb for
Starbuck Island arrived from thence al Melbourne Nov 18th
vi, R5r,tgnr-, md Norflk rsl,r5 R-itist t,,r s,r
Crass hence October 4tb arrived ar s,i,.y Nv 15,b
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Tarluano vnlp,r,i.o Coauiubo C,Ider africa and Csso
south American the Pbonix Islands Nukuhiya Tahiti Ap
and Layuka At the latter place Commander Harris sent
detachment Of marines to the Island Of Tavun Ia short dis
lance from Levua to enforce the demands Of the American
Consul in behalf Of number Of Americans residing on that
island The French guu-boat Hamen Captain Pouthier
left Auckland Nov 9th for Calilo.
reported at Russell New Zealand from the southern Whaling
grounds since aducos Nov Ist Louisa slocum with
$50 barrels Of sperm OIL 1850 Of whale and 200 lbs Of bone
sailed on the 18th to cruise Nov ith Live Oak Becksrnan
with $50 barrels Of sperm OIL 525 Of whale and 2OO lbs of
bone: sailed on the 18th 10 cruise Nov 23i NIGER Grant
18th to cruise James Maury Smith, previously reported