The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23
SHIPPING NOTES.

The .. s. S. Brooklyn has been reprinted
black
His Majesty's Yacht Healani left for Ha.
waii the other day.
The bark C. D. Bryant will leave for San
Francisco on or about the 30th inst. with
sugar.
Captain Emerson, of the barkentine Ere
mont, has resigned and taken command of
the iron bark Annie johnson.
The American yacht Coronet was 25 DAYS
on her last trip from this port 20 Yoko-
hama, Japan, which is perhaps the best
time on record made by any sailing vessel.
The French iron bark Delphine Melanie
arrived Tuesday, about 81 DAYS from New
castle, n. S. W., with about $40 tons of
coal. She is docked at the Fort street
wharf.
The American barkentine Mary Winkel-
man arrived October 18th, about 23lS DAYS
from San Francisco with full cargo of
general merchandise, and is locked at the
kinau wharf.
Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co. have in their
office very beautiful representation of the
lnman and international Company's
new steamer City of New York, 10 500 tons,
entering New York Harbor.
The American bark C. o. Whitmore,
from Port Townsend, W. T., with about
100000 feet lumber for MeSsrs. Allen d
Robinson. She is docked at the company's
wharf.
The schooner Moi Wahine arrived on
Friday from Hamakua, Hawaii, in ballast.
Reports stormy weather in the channel,
the wind blew so tiercely on Thursday
night that she was obliged to reef all the
sails excepting the foresail.
News was received by the Australia of
the death of the owner of the French bark
Delphine Melanie which took place at
France some time ago, and the vessels
flag was flying at half mast October 18th
out OF respect to his memory.
The American clipper tern W. S. Bovine
Captain VIM. Bluhm, sailsed Oct 20, with
nearly 400 tons of sugar for San Francisco.
captain ID. Alderman, of the barkentine
Geo. c. Perkins, who came down as pas
senger by her, returns home by her to meet
his vessel.
The Royal Mail Steamship Alameda.
Captain II. g. Morse. sailed at noon Satnr-
day, October 10Th, for San Francisco, with |
l,O2S punches bananas, 5 packages iron |
wares, % boxes betel leaves, besides cargo |
In transit from the Colonies. The domestic |
cargo was valued at ,174.
The American barkentine WIZ. Dimond
Captain E. P. Drew, arrived early Sunday
morning, October 21st, Il DAYS from San
Francisco, with about zoo tons general
merchandise and l horse for Captain j. |
Brown. Had pleasant weather the entire |
passage. The Dimondis docked at Brewers |
wharf.
The American tern W. S. Bovine. Can't.
VIM Bluhm, sailed Sunday, October DIST
for San Francisco, with S,002 bags sugar
weighing 26,lS6 pounds. Following were
the shippers: f. A. Schaefer & CO. sos
bags sugar; c. Brewer & Co., 1876 bags
sugar; Castle & Cooke, go bags sugar.
Total tonnage Ala tons, and domestic value
$50, 746 "A.
The Hawaiian steamship Australia, Can
tain H. c. Houdlette, arrived October 18Th
days from San Francisco, with 99C TONS
general merchandise, and 40 cabin and 90
Storage passengers. Purser Edward A.
keil furnishes the following report: Sailed
from San Francisco October 9th, at pm:
had light NV winds and moderate seas the
hrst i've days, and light NE trades and fine
weather the last two days
The Occidental & Oriental steamship
Arabic, w. NJ. Smith, commander. arrived
early October 18th. about Il DAYS from Yo-
with about 4l9 passengers Of
which 43 were Japanese and 19I Chinese
Storage passengers intended for this mort
only about nehalf of them, however. were
permitted to land, and the remainder were
AIKEN to San Francisco, and 1S5 through
passengers. The Arabic, after landing
largo Tor Chinese merchants and taking on
Soaro some provisions sailed again for San
francisco at midnight