The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-28
SHIPPING NOTES.

The British wooden ship S F Hersey,
Captain Mcdonald, sailed August 18th IN
ballast for Puget Sound to load for Austria
liza.
The schooner Moi Wahine was flying
her flags on Saturday in honor OF the de-
parture for the coast by the r NJ S MARI
posa of its owner, Mr. S G Allen.
The American bark California, Captain
Davis, which arrived off this port last
Wednesday from Australia, arrived at Ka-
hului, Maui. on Friday, and commenced
unloading her cargo of coal.
The steamer Mikahala arrived on Satur-
day morning from Kauai with 1000 bags
sugar. II green hides, and l broken roller
from the Kekaha Sugar Mill Kauai, to be
repaired at the Honolulu Iron Works.
The American barkentine Eureka, Capt.
Never, was locked at the Paclhc Mail
Company's wharf August oath, liz days
from San Francisco, with cargo OF gen
eral merchandise, consigned to Messrs. ii.
Hackfeld 81 Co.
The American bark California formerly
a steamer of the same name), under com
mand of Captain Davis, which arrived of
port August I'D, 80 days from Newcastle,
n. S. W, with cargo OF coal, sailed the
same day for Kahului, Maui.
Importations per Mariposa: 10 wine cs. !,
is pkgs. merchandise, 48 pks. rope, 200
sacks potatoes, and $50 sacks oats. Con-
signees: Thomas Morine, A. Burchard,
Hoffschlaeger & Co., Miss Renwick, Mac
farlane & Co., Pacific Hardware Co., 7. h.
Davies & Co., Union Feed Co.
Memo of voyage of Mariposa: Captain
HAYWARD having remained at Auckland on
business connected with the o. S, S. Co.,
Captain Hart, late 1st officer, is in COM
mand. Left Sydney, Aug. 8 at 4 p. m. );
left Auckland Aug. 13 at 4 p. m. and
touched at Tutuila Aug. II. Experienced
pleasant weather during the entire voyage.
The ROYAL Mail Steamship Mariposa,
under command of Captain F. w. Hart,
sailed at 10 a m, August 25th, for San
Francisco, with lao bags sugar, weighing
los, 322 pounds, shipped by c Along; 1917
punches bananas, and 81 boxes betel leaves :;
also 1856 packages in transit. The domes-
tic cargo was valued at IS, 9O6.5O.
The American barkentine w H. Dimond,
Captain E. P. Drew, arrived Friday morn
ing, l2L days from San Francisco, with a
full cargo of general merchandise, consist
ing of powder, behring's, etc, and fore
mast for the schooner Moiwahine. Re-
ported having experienced fine weather
and fair winds to port. The VIII. Dimond
is docked near the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's wharf.
The S. S. Australia left San Francisco
Aug. IA at p. m, with 80 cabin and %
steerage passengers; freight, lab tons.
Aug IA to Is, heavy n. w. winds, rough
sea and swell; II to 10, moderate E
trades 20 to 81, heavy rain squalls, wind
E. n. Z; 18th passed British bark Pacific
Slope, bound for Wilmington from New
castle, n. S. w, so days out; when spoken
was 545 miles from Wilmington.
Otago, bark, Collins, from Seattle for San
Francisco coal laden, went ashore on Point
Reyes July 2lst, during dense fog and is
a total loss. The crew took to the boats
and reached San Francisco late the same
evening. The bark was owned by Renton,
Holmes & Co., was built at Rockland, Me-
in 1864, and registered $50 tons net. The
hull was insured for $4,000 in the Sun and
California Insurance Companies, and the
coal was insured in the Swiss Marine for
1923. The freight was insured in the
Union Insurance Co. for $500. The
wreck sold by auction for 1926, and the
cargo for $50.
The New York yacht Coronet, Captain
Crosby, after remaining IN honolulu har-
Dor eleven days, weighed anchor at noon
Wednesday, August 22nd, for her trip to
Yokohama, en- route TO China, Bombay,
Gibraltar, via the SueZ Canal, and the
Mediterranean Sea, and Liverpool, thence
returning home to New York about next
June Pilot Babcock took out the famous
craft, and, while passing H. B. NJ. s.
ESpiegle with her broad canvas spread to
the breeze, she afforded a rare exhibition
of marine beauty. When the Coronet
passed the lighthouse she saluted Hawaii
nei with her small brass cannon and dipped
her flag as a token of farewell to Hawaiian
hospitality.