The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-04-14
ME.7nRANDA.

Report OF the $ ) Australia, TuIloh, commander
eriencei throughout the passage to the New Zealand
-'ast, fresh eis5eTly winds with heavy swell; rounded
Oh the 27th at 7 am: sailed from Auckland same day at
wind. with a rising sea; a violent gale of wind from the
northeast was then experienced which lasted for three
DAYS. during which g. WAS found necessary u proceed
samoan Islands april 2nd.' aud crossed the equator April
5th: thence throughout the entire passage to Honolulu
experienced strong northeast winds with a heavy sea;
sighted Oahu on March i0th a. $50 pm, and received
Honolulu pilot at pm.
Report Of the KItssp, Robinson M~aster-Left Port
prevailed Throughout the whole passage. arrived in Ho-
noluIu harbor April l0sh, after a voyage of 10 days.
Report Of the jane Court, lsaachsen. mnster-Left
Liverpool on the 2sth day of November: fair weather
preyaIled during the hrst part Of the voyage: on the 10th
of December, the ship Candahar; 3 days out from Liver.
is W: on the 18th day of December, the ship Bremen on
days out, and was in latitude 20 y, longitude 25' W; on
sroken. one from the Rio Grande and the other from the
barbados both 36 days out; the English bark Midas of
II bin aS : vpS SS1b- t MN Ten i"T EtiTc p "a, GLASGOW y. : eVtua a8yj
another English bark homewarI boun1 were spoken: on
the Sn February, III the meridian OF Cape Horn. AMI in
latitude So ;, a gale from the westward with Wild wins
encountered. whieh continued 70 the 10Th, and re-
commenced on the lIt1-strohS % wnoIe gaze, snip labor
less sail wa lost, sea breaking all over the ship; there
weather held on until the 18th. when the wind and sea
uIoIsratsl' ON the 18th, the ship stool IN to land and
set IL, with Wild sea washing away all 1t could get hold Of,
sucl ~ pieces Of sail. bulwarks, etc, also f%owlhouse ami
r1 I!erh1use, ell hands SUFFERING from sea water; this gale
ON the 18th, AMI on the 2Jh the vessel reached
latitude So ;, and longitude ~ W-so could say had
cleared the Cape. still the weather and sea continued IN
pleasant. aud not before the LIST of March in latitude 42-S,
lon situde So was fine weather experienced. when
damages ~ the ship were repaired as rapidly as possible;
on the 18th OF March passed the Ester Islands: nothing in
particular vas seen except smoke on the north coasts
between latitude 20 ) and the line. some shocks of earth
quak-s were felt. but fine weather and a smart breeze
prevailed. Lowest barometer 50 %: lowest temperature
a. Fahr- Arrived IN Honolulu herbor April 10. after a
pa s-aEe u lJj days
Report Of the uesperian, Winding. master-Left san
Fraac 80 March 25th. and eacountered fine weather and
NJ = L winls throughout the voyage; arrived
in d1uoluiI harbDr April 18th, after a passage Of Is days
Report OF the Helen W Amy. Freeman, mastcr-Left
Sal Francisco, March 18th. At , pm, aud encountered
a strong gale from the Sc, which lasted p hours, and was
succeed led by Gains and light winds from = around 10 SW
and vi; then one day experienced q fine breeze from W;
after which the weather was fine, and n moderate wind
from y 20 EVE prevailed: sighted the Island OF Molokai,
On April 18th It , Jam, and arrived IN Honolulu harbor
The same day after a pa>slge OF Is days