The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-27

trip to Kapuiki, Waialua, with a quantity of
water pipes for Mr.. Halstead.
Amongst the freight by the Forest Queen
was consignment to Hackfetd & Co. of
mules. The animals were reshipped to their
destination by the Likelike.
The bark Forest Queen arrived Tuesday,
20 days from San Francisco. Had some
rough weather the first few days out; south
west winds most of the passage. Consigned
TO Davies d Co.
The barkennne Planter, Captain PERI
man, arrived March 10, % days from San
Francisco. She has 262 Chinese on board.
The vessel was boarded by DR.. Brodie, Port
Physician, and all on board found well.
She is anchored in the stream near the light
house.
The bark Velocity, Captain r. Martin,
sailed Wednesday for Hongkong with SO
Chinese passengers. Mr.. A. LaRue was a
cabin passenger. The shipments we're: Per
sonal effects, value SI75; 6,200 lbs. tallow
value $500; 81 bags bones and 80 bags horns,
value $50; 1900 empty bottles, value $40.
Total, S765.
The shipments by the bark Frederick, on
Monday, for San Francisco, were-Sugar,
465. 4qS lbs, value Sl9, 1874 90, T. A. -Schaefer
& Co.: 6l7630 lbs, value S27, 793 49, Castle IL
Cooke; 493, $40 lbs, value So, 2l3 so, g. Brewer
d Co.; 4570lS lbs, value 81 $50 20, Fheo. Il.
l.D
value S9O,991 81.
The W. g. Hall was delayed Friday morn
ing forty minutes beyond schedule time,
owing TO machinery and freight not arriving
in time. Part of the freight intended for
her was left on the wharf. Among the ma
chinery were some heavy castings of several
tons each for a triple effect 10 be put up in
the Pahala mill.
A Salem. Or, dispatch of March 9th re-
ports: This morning the steamer n. S.
Bently, of the o. P. line, running between
Corvallis and Portland, struck a sunken
snag two miles below Lincoln. Captain
Smith beached the steamer, where she stands
in four feet of water. The cargo, which con-
sisted of 100 tons of flour and 40 tons of
clay, was not damaged. The steamer
William a. Hoag has been sent to her assist
ance.
The ship Alexander Mcneil, Captain How
ard, arrived Wednesday, Is days from San
Francisco. This is the first square-rigged
ship seen in our port for long time. She
will load sugar. The Alexander Mcneil is
owned by j. D. Spreckels & Bros, and is in
tended to run between this port and San
Francisco. She is l,088-ton vessel, built in
1869, and classed Al to October, 1890, in
French Lloyds. The ship has fine cabin ac-
commodations, and will no doubt become a
faVorite with passengers. She has, among
other requisites of choice sailer for passen-
gers, a gentlemanly and jovial Captain.
The shipments by the w. S. Bovine, for
San Francisco, are Sugar-57,740 lbs,
value $2,29l so. Schaefer & Co.; $500 lbs,
value $4.423 40, Davies O. Co.; 233,2lI lbs,
value $l0.399 50, Castle d Cooke; 10l0,535
lbs, value $42,947 70, Brewer q Co. Bananas
200 punches, value 5000, A. J. Campbell.
Sperm Oil-4,S92 gallons, value S2446, H.
NJ. Clifford, for bark Fleetwing; 6,261 gal
Ions, value $3.50 80, Captain Tobey, for
bark Abram Barker; 1000 gallons, value
$1,000, Captain Sherman, for steamer Belvi-
dere. Whisky and gin, value $32 30. Total
sugar, 69S tons cwt. Sc lbs value $60,062 SO.
Total value of cargo, $66,839 IS.