The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-02
Shipping Notes.

I he stmr Bishop will be due here to-
morrow from oolau
Grinding at Kealia will be finished
for this season on Friday. The Makee
will bring the last of the sugar to Homo
lulu on Saturday. Grinding will be re-
sumed again at Eealia in about six
weeks.
The stmr Makee which arrived this
morning, reports the weather about
Kauai all that could be desired.
The S n Castle was lowered from the
Marine Railway this morning. She will
sail for San Francisco on or about
Saturday next.
The Lady Lampson was shifted to
Brewers wharf, and the Velocity from
Brewers wharf to nearer the fish
market.
The S S Australia took for San Fran
cisco this noon l.29S bags sugar, 2,495
bananas, 6,707 bags rice. 16S bdls sugar
cane, PSI empty kegs, 100 bbls molasses,
534 bdls green hides, 73 bbls tallow,
II bdls goat skins, bdls sheep skins,
and bxs betel leaves. Value $40, lag IS.
Sept Go
The schooner he Au Hou returned
| from Hawaii yesterday with load of
black sand from Hilo beach
The weather at Waialua was good
| when the kaala left yesterday
Waialua mill resumes grinding on
| Monday and will have Sufficient cane to
keep the mill steadily engaged for about
| weeks.
Sept ~
A new spanker boom is being made
| for the barkentine Kliktat.
The city front was unusually quiet
to-day.
| Four of Kakaako houses are now
afloat on three RATS near the Immigrant
| Depot.
The sailing of the ship Rhea has been
| put off until tomorrow.
| Sept IS
| An exchange has the following: The
| well-known Oarsman Alf Branch,
champion single-sculler of the Hawaiian
Islands, arrived in the city on the last
steamer. Branch was three years ago
very popular as a local oarsman and
went to Honolulu under contr.ct to
teach the subjects of His Majesty King
Kalakaua the art of rowing. His con-
tract having expired his presence in this
city is accounted for. Branch met with
great success on the Islands. Things
there, he says, are at present quiet in
boating circles. He has received an
order from the Cornell University to in
|
college in the science of rowing and UNI
less some inducements are offered to
him to remain in this city he will ac-
cept the offer.
The steamers Likelike, Mokolii, Jas
Makee and Waialeale will be due here
tomorrow, the Kinau and Mikahala
Sunday.
Sept 90
The bark Coranna is expected to sail
on Tuesday for Bakers Island, the Con
suelo on the same day for San Fran
cisco; the bark c r Bishop on Wednes-
day for San Francisco, and the Klikitat
and Jas A King for Puget Sound to-
wards the end of the week.
Oct l.
The bark Velocity will sail for Hong
kong OH Wednesday afternoon.
A heavy northerly swell was encoun-
tered off the Leper Settlement on Molo-
kai yesterday and last night.
The blk q d Bryant, Captain Lee, ar
rived yesterday Is days from San Fran
cisco with $50 hogs, 10000 bricks and a
large quantity of other merchandise
The Bryant is consigned to Hackfeld &
Co., and is locked at Brewers wharf.
The schr Haleakala was four days
from Honolulu to Pepeekeo and fou
days returning. The captain reports
gorgeously calm weather. He further
says that the brig Lurline got into HilC
at lucky moment, for Il lengthy calm
came shortly after her arrival,
The brig Lurline arrived at Hilo on
Thursday, IL days from San Francisco
with ITO hogs, | horse, COW and 70C
tons of miscellaneous merchandise. The
brig is in charge of the chief officer, the
captain having remained in San Fran
cisco.