The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-30
SHIPPING NOTES.

The kekaha Sugar Mil. Kauai, has COM
pleted grinding for the season, and will
commence operation again next January.
The French bark Delphine Melanie. after
unloading coal here, will leave in ballast
for Maiden Island to load guauo for home.
There are about eight schooners sta
toned in the rotten row, whose owners
cannot find anything for them to do for
the present.
The American bark c. o. Whitmore,
Captain D. II. Ward, sailed on Thursday,
October 18th, in ballast for Royal Roads,
British Columbia.
The American bark Amy Turner sailed
from New York for Honolulu via Boston
April Goth, and on May path left Boston for
here. She Is therefore about 155 days out.
The steamer Likelike sailed on Wedues-
day evening for Maui with general freight,
and also locomotive boiler for the Kahu-
lui railroad and several pieces of machinery
from the Honolulu Iron Works for Paia
Plantation.
The steamer Kaimiloa sailed on Friday
evening for Lahaina Maui, with 60 tons
general freight and 8, 600 feet lumber from
the bark Forest Queen for Mr.. Baldwin
Mr. A W. keech, experimenting Engineer
OF l. l. ). y. C., went in order to fully ex-
anime the working of the machinery.
The Hawaiian bark W. B. Godfrey was
tOwed out OF San Francisco harbOr to-
gether with the American bark Alden
BeSSe bound for Nanaimo, B. c., and both
arrived there on the same day. They took
IN coal and sailed on the same day for
these islands, the W. B. Godfrey for Homo
lulu, and the Alden Besse for Kahului.
The American bark Forest Queen, Capt.
J. c. NJ. Winding, arrived on Tuesday.
October 23G, l21z days from San Francisco,
with full cargo OF general merchandise
consigned 10 Messrs. Thee. H Davies & Co,
and also 6 horses, mules, and ! COW for
Mr.. Wormington. Had favorable winds
and pleasant weather the entire passage.
The Forest Queen is locked at Brewers
wharf
The American barkentine Amelia, Cap
tain William Newhall, arrived from Port
Townsend, W. T., on Saturday evening,
October 9th, p days, with 49,. 600 feet
lumber, 100 900 shingles. and 20 cords wood
for MeSSrs. Allen & Robinson. and has
been doeked at the company's wharf. Re
ports having experienced a very severe
gale from southeast 10 southwest on the
10th inst, but from there 10 port had light
easterly winds.
The Hawaiian bark W B. Godfrey. Cap
tain &. Dabel, arrived on Sunday, October
18th, p days from Departure Bay, B. c.,
with go tons coal to MeSSrS. c. Brewer 4
Co. Met the American whaling bark 7.
Allen of Lower California. IL days out
from Chill bound for San Francisco. The
captain OF the 7. Allen boarded the ". B.
Godfrey, and after brief interview with
Captain Dabel left again for his vessel and
resumed his voyage for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian steamship Australia. Capt
II Ind
October sd, for San Francisco, with 3
miscellaneous cargo valued at $64 ,33S 50.
The shippers were: W. G. irwin & Co.
2,S05 bags sugar; Lyman Bros. 80 bags
sugar snd 100 bags rice, A. J. Campbell,
1,76T lunches bananas. SundFies: SIS
bags rice. l42 bblS. taIlow, IG0bundles sugar
cane, LIS punches bananas, 43 barrels
moiasses, 7l0 skins, .5z4 hides, $40 empty
kegs. bag containing 81, 1874 gold, box
sample beer, and 80 packages sundries.
The German iron bark b. Hackfeld Capt.
81. Wolters. formerly OF the bark C. r.
Bishop. arrived on Tuesday morning, Oct.
Sd, l46 days from Liverpool, With about
800 tons general merchandise, 800 tons Of
which are in transit for San Francisco.
Among the cargo for this port are 50 tons
steam plow machinery for Hon. II. A.
Widemann. The Captain reported having
had pleasant weather for the greater part
OF the passage, excepting when on Cape
Horn, when stormy weather OF a somewhat
severe nature was experienced for some
time. The H. HackfeId comes consigned
to MeSsrs. H. Hackfeld & Co. aud Is locked
at Brewers wharf where she is unloadinz
cargo. Among the passengers Tor this port
were three stoWARays.
Steamer Zealsndia, K Van Ote.endorp.
commander, sailed from SGn Francisco.
October 10Th. at p. N. with 80 cabin pas
sengers for Honolulu, 4 for Auckland, 5
for Sydney. p steerage for Honolulu, 2