The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-24
Shipping Notes.

The w II Dimond arrived, last week, at
Kahului
The Hawaiian bark w B Godfrey has a
cargo valued at Sl4,0l0.
The w G Hall sails on her usual route at
10 O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
The Robert Sudden took 1900 tons sugar
from Kahului for San Francisco.
The bgtne VIM G. Irwin arrived Tues
day, is days from San Francisco.
Captain Goodman, formerly of the Ha-
waiian brig Hazard, takes command of the
schooner Golden Fleece, sailed April I'd for
Hilo.
The bark Veritas arrived Sunday morning,
40 days from Newcastle. She is coal laden,
having about LOCO tons for the o. S. S. Co.
The Alice Muir, Alice May and Island City
had left for this port week before the We
ritas.
The sugsr shipments per S. n. Castle for
San Francisco were 640,250 lbs, value $685.
S1l %, Castle q Cooke; $3.50 lbs, value
$27,253 OF, Schaefer d Co.; 459,Sl6 lbs,
value $SlS9,62l Sc, c. Brewer d Co. Total
sugar, S79 tons. 10 cwt., 80 lbs, value $75,-
6S5 So. There was also shipment of Sc
casks sperm oil, by A. w. Peirce d Co.
The bark Lady Lampson, Captain Solder
gren, sailed Tuesday with a cargo of 688
tons, Is cwt., 30 lbs. sugar, value $50 1876 Is,
and 200 punches bananas, value $500. The
shipments of sugar were: 220,305 lbs, value
$10,l07 Is, L. H. Davies d Co.; 679, 455 lbs,
value SIS, 1874 35, c. Brewer & Co.; 47S, 40
lbs, value $20,544 65, Castle q Cooke The
bananas were shipped by A. j. Campbell.
Total value of cargo, $59,686 IS.
The brigantine VIM G Irwin, Captain Nc
Cullooh. sailed Sunday for San Francisco,
with mails, passengers and cargo of sugar,
rice and coffee, value $55, 1856 AZ. The ship
ments we're: Sugar-532, 220 lbs, value $685.
75l, w G Irwin d Co; 166, 574 lbs, value $3.50
AZ, G Along: 1887 lbs. 81, $50, Lyman Bros;
1850 lbs, value 5000, NJ Phillips O. Co;
Rice-204, 600 lbs, value $500, NJ S Grin
baum d Co; 45,100 lbs value S2,25O, Sing
man Bros; Cofee-2OO lbs, value $46, Hyman
Bros.
The bark Nat1na, Captain Grain, sailed
Saturday for San Francisco with cargo of
821 tons 10 cwt % lbs sugar, value $74, 599 %;
200 tons merchandise in transit; l case dry
goods, value $500, shipped by W G Sproull;
cases biscuit, value $35, Schaefer d Co.
The sugar shipments we're: 266, 354 lbs, value
$l3,021 80, Grinbaum g. Co; 511 ,53S lbs,
$23, 407 Is, Hackfeld d Co; 153, All lbs, value
$6,833 SO, Davies q Co; $500 lbs, value
S3,71S 50, Brewer d Co; 122, 595 lbs, value
$5,053 So, Schaefer 81 Co; sol, 430 lbs, value
$22,564 35, Castle & Cooke
The steam barkentine Morning Star. C an
tain Garland, arrived Wednesday, A DAYS
from Ruk. The Morning Star left this
port July 5, 1887, and proceeded to Ruk, the
nearest of the Carolines, arriving there in SO
days; left Ruk, August 9th, and passed to
Ponape, 4 days, steaming the entire dis
lance. At Ponape, first heard of the troubles
of the Spanish; Captain Garland, by invita-
ton, went aboard the Spanish store ship:
Spanish Captain wanted to charter the Star
to take his people to Manila; declined; left
Ponape for Strong's Island (Kusaie), Aug
ust 18th and arrived August 2lst; sailed
thence August 9th for the Gilbert Islands:
were y months IN this group, cruising
among the islands, visiting missionary sta
tons; returned to Kusaie, November 9th;
thence to Ponape to see if any help was
wanted by mission; found affairs quiet re-
turned to Kusaie; then proceeded to the Mar
shall Islands; we're about six weeks in that
group; made Kusaie again January 10, 1885,
sailed for Ruk, January 18th, touching at
Ponape; arrived at Ruk February 9Th: then
had to make another special visit to Ponape
and touched at several of the Mortlock
Islands on the way; arrived at Ponape
February 29tb; left for Ruk, March 8; ar
rived on the 9TH Took on board Mrs. r.
Logan, widow of the deceased missionary,
and two childr en-, also another passenger,
Mr.. Schultz; sailed for Honolulu March
9Th; arrived, as first above stated, after a
cruise of 8 months, 13 days, She will prob
ably remain in port about two months.