The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-02-21
Shipping Notes.

were off port Friday.
The Colusa is calculated to take away
some 1000 tons sugar.
The Saraunc was 10 days from San Fran
cisco and the D Spreckels l6 days.
The Discovery, Captain Mcneil, arrived
Friday, l9 days from San Francisco. Re-
ports every kind of weather except trade
winds. She brought a deck load of los hogs.
The barkentine Geo g Perkins, Captain
kordberg, left Thursday for San Francisco
with TO tons &c 81 10 sugar, of the value of
S66, 400. Hackfeld " Co shipped l,26l, AS
pounds, value $56700; Grinbaum d Co,
lS7, 2l2 pounds, value S9,7O
The bark Colusa, Captain Backus, arrived
thursday, % days from San Diego. Reports
fine weather all the way; light head winds.
and Gains, varied with short intervals of
Sc breezes. The ship is In ballast, and is
consigned to 7 II Davies d Co, for who M
she is to load sugar.
The bark w B Godfrey, Captain Diabel,
sailed Saturday for San Francisco, with
cargo of ,102 tons Is cwt lbs sugar. FA
Schaefer d Co shipped 1879, l24 pounds; Gas.
tie O. Cooke, 1,O05, 1853 pounds: G Brewer ~
Co, 230,757 pounds; L H Davies d. Co, no..
500 pounds. She also took 4, 100 pounds junk
Total value of sugar, $685. 1876 10, and of the
whole cargo, sos, 236 40.
The shipments per Alameda, for San Fran
cisco, we're, Sugar. ,250,000 pounds, value
$4,000, " q Irwin d Co; Betel leaves-value
$S5, sundry Chinese shippers; Bananas-139
punches. valne $l39, 2 K Myers; so punches,
value $50, u Camarinos; 400 punches,
value $500, E L Marshall; CTS punches, value
$67S A Campbell. Total value of cargo,
$61,382.
The following, under the head of Notice
to Mariners, appears in the S F Commercial
News and Slipping List of the 10th inst:
China Sea. - PalaWan passage. = Bark
wrecked on shoal not shown on the charts
November 8, 1887, the British bark Direct
or, bound for Shanghai from Singapore,
struck Oh reef on shoal i'll lat 2S N, Ion
LIS Sc Z.
The S Zealandia, Van Oterendorp,
Commander, arrived Friday morning from
San Francisco which port was lett 1910 p m,
10th. The passengers are: 7 cabin and 8
steerage for Honolulu; cabin and steer
age for Auckland; Ii cabin and IA steerage
for Sydney. She brought 205 tons freight
for this port, 1873 tons for Auckland and 654
tons for Sydney
The bgtne COnsuelo, Captain Cousins,
sailed ON Saturday for San Francisco. The
cargo consisted of sugar, 1872 $3.50 pounds,
value 1886 49, shipped by w 6 Irwin d. Co;
rice, 10000 pounds, value 1896, by NJ
Phillips IL Co; 1,9l000O pounds, value
$3.50, by Hyman Bros; $4,000 pounds,
value 81 1888 43, by NJ S Grnbaum IL Co;
bananas, ----, value $3.50, by 2 K Mey-
ers; other articles, value 1924 70, by sundry
shippers. Total value of cargo S37, 445 81.
The bark C o Whitmore, Captain d
Ward, had an extremely rough passage from
Port Townsend. Left that port on the 7th
January; strong NV and winds to the
latitude of San Francisco; about Jan IA had
a terrible storm of SW gales and tremendous
heavy sea from NV and SW; had to Law to
for 81 hours; the sea broke over the ship.
shifting the deckload; two sails were
blown away and one boat was broken; the
gale lasted about 36 hours; afterward, cal ms,
S and SW gales and strong winds; sighted
Molokai Island Friday morning; off Dia-
mond Head Saturday evening.
The bark Lady Hardwood, Captain Will
liams, came up to the wharf near the fshmar-
ket Feb. Nth. Reports a long, rough and
tempestuous voyage of So days from Hong
kong The first two months were passed in
beating about in the China Sea, in strong
currents and NE gales. After getting out of
the China Sea, haC gales from S and w; lost
the topsail yard, two topsails and foresaiI:
wind blowing with hurricane force and ire
mendous seas running; rail WAS smashed;
none but a very strong vessel could have
weathered the storm; last Sunday week, ran
past the Islands under bare poles, not risk
ing heave to: thereafter got becamed:
lA1'NC POIN A4OuudS' Iu6 lItuH hardwood
has % Chinese passengers and general
cargo. The Captains wife and family are
also on board, the Youngest being but three
days old on leaving Hongkonc. The ship is
consigned to Long an Jan g. Co.
The S S Australia, Captain Houdlette.
sailed Tuesday for San Francisco with mails,
% cabin and 173 steeraae passengers. and a
large cargo of produce and other freight.
The shipments were, Sugar., 633 973 pounds,
value S7S,632, W G Irwin & Co; $4,000 pounds,
value $3.50 so, Sing Chong d Co; 2O6. 349
pounds, value S8,140, Il A Widemann: 1885,
$50 pounds, value $3.50 16, W G Sprouts:
753.433 pounds, value S4OO75 81, G Along:
$3.50 pounds, value S2,S76 IS, NJ Phillips i
Co. Reef, 400 pounds, value S2,0S9 50. NJ
Phillips d Co; 10000 pounds, value 5000.
Meefong & Co; 10000 pounds, value
S4,9I2 90, NJ S Grinbaum d Co; 1O6300
pounds, value $4,252, Sing Chong & Co.
Hides and skins-915 pieces, value 1852 43, !
J W McChesney; 1874 pieces, value 1895, |
Porter. Bananas-3,1S8 punches, value
$3,lSs, sundry shippers. The remainder con-
slsts of sundry articles to the value of 1906 |
Total value of cargo, $165, 100 a.