The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-16
SHIFTING NOTES.

The Honokaa Sugar Mill, Hamakua
Hawaii, recommended grinding on Mon
day week.
The schooner William Renton and IN,
bark c. o. Whitmore are now due with
| lumber from the Sound.
The bark Delphine Melanie is about q
days out from Newcastle, \. 5. W, with
sos tons coal for this port.
The American bark Amy Turner with
| general cargo to MeSSrS. c. Brewer & Co,
IS about 142 days out from Boston.
The barkentineS Planter and W. H. Di-
mond and the bark Forest Queen are
several days out from San Francisco for
this port.
The steamer James Makee took va
CUM pan and several cases machinery
weighing nearly fifteen tons for Hanama-
ulu, Kauai.
The bark Alden BeSse. Captain E. B.
Cousins, is very likely now on her way
from Nanalmo, B. c., with cargo of coal
for Kahului, Maui.
The American brigantine I.urline, Cap
tain c. Matson, sailed on Friday, October
11Jh, with little sugar and sand for ballast
for San Francisco.
There are no less than eight vessels
grouped at the rotten row waiting for
orders. A little storm will make things
lively in that quarter.
The German iron ship H. Hackfeld, Cap.
tain WolterS, formerly of the bark c. Z.
Bishop, is about 157 days out from Liver
pool with general merchandise to H. Hack
field & Co.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson, Cap
tain F. c. Sodergren. sailed on Wednesday
afternoon for Sar Francisco with 10.440
bags sugar weighing about $50 tons, $500
hides, and 200 goatSkIns.
The tern he Au Hou sailed on Thurs
day for Waialua instead of Hilo as previ-
ously announced. She has had new top
maSts put IN during her stay in port which
give her very fine and lofty appearance.
The steamer lwalani took, besides very
large cargo OF general merchandise for
windward ports, SIX sections for q new
smokes;sck from the Honolulu Iron Works
for kukuihaele Sugar Plantation, Hama
kua. Hawaii.
The steamer c. r. Bishop, which
stranded on bank of mud while entering
Heeia harbOr, koolau, on Monday morn
ing, got off Tuesday morning at high
tide without receiving the least injury, and
she Is expected to arrive here this after
noon.
The old boiler of the steamer Pele has |
been removed, and the new one, recently |
received from the Risdon Iron Works OF |
San Francisco, was placed in position on |
Wednesday. The new boiler is about four /
times larger than the old one, and q pro-
portionate increase IN her Steaming capa-
,ity may be expected.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson. Cap
tain Sodergren, sailed October I1th for
san Francisco with the following ship |
nent: Thee H. Davies & Co, 63I bags
sugar. F. A. Schaefer & Co., $500 bags
ingar; c. Brewer & Co, 1879 bags sugar,
'IS hides and l. $50 goatSkins. Total ton
lage, $50 tons. Domestic value, 81, O67 II.
The American brigantine W. G. irwin.
apt. McCullOch sailed Oct. IL for San Fran
tsco with the following cargo: Hyman
3ros-, -296 bags rice; NJ Phillips & Co,
81 bags rice; Sing Chorg & Co., $50 bags
ice; Wing Wo Chan & Co., 800 bags rice.
, pictures and 4j6 empty kegs.
'otal tonnage, 40 tons. Foreign value,
5l2- Domestic value, S12 OBJ %.
The British ship Carnarvonshire, Cap
ain z. Williams, which arrived on Sunday |
days from Newcastle, Y. s. W, has |
cen locked at the Pacific Mail Company's |
hart She brought 1 $50 tons coaI-7Oo
1ns for Wilder & Co, and .1S9 tons coal
n Messrs- H. Hackfeld & Co The cap
All t0LbC0 d. AOAAONS- Inc |
as crossed on the eighth day out; thence
ad breezes from E. ). E, and had very
Ugh seas, the vessel laboring very heavily !
II IS hours; thence had light s. w. and
butterfly winds till Tubuai Island was
.ached on the 18th day out. From thence S
ad y. and NV. winds till the Low Archi- /
alago was reached u DAYS later; thence '
I'd light n. E. and E winds which car
ed them to IL degrees n There, instead 7
\. E. trades, E. 5. E. was experienced
hich lasted till Oahu was made, the dis
nee being accomplished within six days. '
be Carnarvonshire was built at ST. John,
ew Brunswick, in 1871, and is owned bv ]
e Cambrian Line Of Liverpool, which
mPany has regular line of vessels ply 6
g between Liverpool and the Colonies. a
fter diScharging cargo here, the Carnar- !
'nshire will leave for Bakers Island to u
ad guano for the United Kingdom for
ders.