The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
SHIPPING NEWS.

sem SOUTHERN CRoss-Tbs vessel which arrived the
10th inst sailed hence April 9th and made the passage
Sydney in q days Her cargo consisting sugar land
ed in excellent condition and received surveyors certificate
being Of the ceAnes crgoes landed that port
Proceeded Newcastle loaded $50 Of and
this port aer absence Of months and days
return passage sailed July l4h and with light winds
I'll reaching the S T. trades which moderate
red the north Of the equator had the varables
NORTH after which ten days cams and from thence 70 port
had the N T. trades very light The Southern Cross
signed to Brewer Co. and will return to Sydney from this
port.
BARK FRlScEs-Anchored outside on Friday afternoon en-
route for the Guano Islands Reports leaving HongkOng July
18th. Was Il days beating through the China Sea with
light eastery winds which continued port July 26h
spoke ship America under Peruvian oolo dnysOm
with coolies for CalAo The Frances landed Is passen
gers and 80 freight and will probably sail this afternoon
for HowlAnd's Island to load for port in Europe.
BARK RAIuER-Let this port July 18th pleas
weather through the N E. trades; had variable winds
the remainder passage with y weather nearing Cape
Flattery Arrived Port Gambea passage of days
Left Port Gamble at Aug 18th in tow Of stea-tug
lah and cast OF the next afternoon P NJ outside Of
Cape FlAttery Bark Forest Queen Francisco
also towed part the way Milan bound in was
taken in by the tug From the Cape with light bs
fling winds which continued lat IS IS north long 80 1853
from thence port had the n E. trades very light;
sighted Nookai the morning Of the inst and arrived
the afternoon. The Rainier is consigned Hackfed
Co. and brings another large cargo lumber deck load
being equal the entire cargo which many vessels
bring from the Sound She has large spar long
and % inches through pieces Of timber so long I4xl4
and feet Of assorted umberon deck 800 OOOin the
hold.
BRIs WINDHoTER-Le Newcastle nly 2sh with go tons
Of coal and 20 Of general merchandise Had moderate
winds from to the first week sighted Three Kings z
the 18th day out; had the trades well to the eastward
and crossed the equator Sept 2nd in long l47 SO west the
trades reaching lat north light battling winds and
Gains to lat H. made the rest Of the passage with the
moderate from r. the day previous arrival thick
weather and sighted Mooks evening I5th hove
midnight morning and arrived the afternoon
II the l6h aer passage Of days The windhover con-
signed to I H. Davies and will take return cargo 70 sgd
ney.
BARKESTST S,rToR-Leh Nanamo Aug 22nd and met with
light battling winds through the Gulf Of Georgia; days
Cape Fattey company with bark Forrest
Queen and bark fremont both Francisco; spoke ship
Aureoa the straits bound NsnSimo load coal for this
port Passed the Cape with light Wind and rain; from
thence light northerly winds; days 80 north
la, Is with light battling winds and Gains. PASSED. Steam
ship Taylor steering north Took the trades hi IN
lat . nOrthi arrived of Coco Head at the 10th, and
came into port next morning at a The Victor
signed to Hacd AGO. with 1880 tons Of coal for the Webb
steamship line.
BARK R c. WTLIE-Left Bremen May sd and eeard the
British Channel the 2Sth crossed the equator in Atlantic
une 94h in long Is west 80 days Sc days from
thence to south long G. and II days thence
to long Pacific in latitude The weather
experienced Of the Cape unusually heavy the winds
bong from W and W. Crossed the equator in Pacific
long west days u days from thence 10
port making the entire passage in III days
British Bark Lady chartered for the Guano
Islands and will sail the latter part Of this week She viii
load at Rowland Bakers Island for Liverpool.
British ship Nicoya leave London Sept 5h for this
port consigned T WaterhOuse, and viii be due in Jan
uary.
TIE Schooner Sovereign undergoing repairs previous to
another voyage to Tahiti with cattle.
TEE schooner C. NJ Ward is due from the eunnO Islands,
being nov out 65 days from here.