The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-06-05
SHIPPING NOTES.

H. N. NJ s. Zilveren Kruis, Captain
Jokes, sailed Wednesday for Java via
Yokohama.
The bark Saranac sailed May 3Oth for
San Francisco. From thence she will leave
for the East.
The American brigantine Lurline, Cap
tain William Matson. sailed from Hilo,
Hawaii, last Wednesday with q full cargo
Of sugar for San Francisco.
The schooner Jennie Walker, Captain
Anderson. sailed June 1St for South Sea
Islands, with general cargo consisting of
-four, tobacco, rice, etc. The cargo was
valued at s., 1925.
The American barkentine Planter, Capt
D. B. p Penhallow, sailed May 3lst for
San Francisco with Is, 95S bags sugar. ship
ped by MeSsrs, h Hackfeld & Co, which
weighed ,949, 095 pounds and valued at
SIS, 200.
Shipments to San Francisco per Amelia
Nays: Sugar-Hackfeld & Co, SOS, 262
lbs. value SIS 600; Grinbaum & Co., 81,
So lbs, value ST. 500; c. Bolte, 66,646 lbs,
value So 900, Total, 626 tons, 7cwt 90lbs,
value SIS 600.
The American tern W. 5. Bovine, Capt
VIM. Bluhm, sailed June lSt for San Fran
were shippers: F. A. Srhaefer & Co,
5 .492 bags sugar t625, 223 lbs); Castle d
Cooke, $3.50 bags sugar (2S6, 20 lbs); Theo.
h. Davies & Co., 4,134 bags sugar (492, 40
lbs). Total, T02l4 tons. Value, $50, 35S As.
The American bark Saranac. Captain D.
B. Shaw sailed Wednesdafory San Fran
cisco with 30,65O bags sugar. Following
are the shippers: c. Brewer & Co, l ,27S,-
Or lbs. sugar, value S63 ,ll3.54: Thee H
Davies & Co, 6Tl .0S2 lbs. sugar, value S24,-
S17.07; f. A. SChaefer & Co, 96l, ia lbs
sugar, value $3,995.1S; Castle & Cooke,
l ,634 $50 lbs sugar, value ST., 530.T9. Total
tons, 1921, value, Sl63, 530.79.
The r NJ ) ) MaripOSa, Captain H NJ
Hayward. sailed June ID for San Francisco
with cargo OF sugar and bananas, and
also general merchandise in transit from
the Colonies. Shippers were: W 6 Irwin
& Co, I0,4SS bags sugar (1,3A.17O lbs)
valued at S64 SOL; a J Campbell, $40 bnchs
bananas; P q Camarinos, Isl bnchs ban
anas; X Meyers, $50 bnchs bananas: E
L Marshall, $40 bnchS bananas; and 30
| cases prints. Total 6T21k tons sugar, /, I67
bnchs bananas; value, sos, SIS 81.
s. 5. Australia left San Francisco NAV
22nd at , p. m Light TO moderate \. W.
winds, smooth sea and fine weather until
18th. At noon 22th the wind suddenly
yeered to ;. E, increasing towards mid
night 10 moderate gale. accompanied BY
heavy rain and violent squalls. again veer-
ing TO 5. W. ar noon 26th and blowing g
strong, steady breeze with rough head sea
and swell. Last p hours strong westerly
breeze, small sea and long heavy swell.
| Arrived al Honolulu May 18th. So tons
| freight; 65 passengers.
| The British iron bark Thomas Bel. Capt.
| James Low, sailed May 3lSt for San Fran
/ cisco with 1S.022 bags sugar Following
were the shippers: II. A Widemann 4
Co. 295 .56S lbs, cas- bags sugar, value
| Sl2, 165. 50; W G. Irwin & Co. .457 .472 lbs,
! (l1,470 bsgs) sugar, value SIS, 221; c.
| Along, SIS, 010 lbs, a 0S9 bags) sugar, value
| so, 093.9S J :. Walker. 124 900 lbs copra,
| value s. $50; G. W. Macfarlane Il Co, !
native Koa canoe, value SIS; : empty gas
| cline tanks, 236 empty beer kegs. Total
| tonnage. 472,760 lbs sugar; value (For-
eign) $3,530.T5; value Domestic SOL
! 1885.
The American ship Alex. Mcneil, under
! command Of Captain c. s. Friis, formerly
Of the brigantine }. D. SpreckelS, arrived
early May 18th, p \ days from San Fran
| cisco, with 200 tons general merchandise
| including 500 gallons coal oil for the Paci-
/ nc Hardware Company and q deck load OF
$50 pigs for MeSsrs. Burke and Winston
| Sailed May 9Th; had Gains the first two
4 days; thence experienced moderate winds
for Is days. Passed Kshului last Wednes.
| day, and thence experienced light westerly
winds to port. The Alex. Mcneil come.
consigned to Messrs. W. G. Irwin & Co.
| and Is locked at Brewer wharf.
The japanese steamship Takasago Maru
| Captain Francis J. Brown, arrived early
| June Ist after quick passage Of u day:
ana 3 hours from Yokohama.witb japanese
immigrants and l07 tons general cargo fol-
1 this port, consisting Of rice, provisions. etc
| Captain Brown gives the following report
Sailed from Yokohama Sunday. Nav 10Th
1 al q. m Experienced strong head wind:
! with thick fog and misty rain, which LASTED
| until passing the meridian which was
crossed in latitude 80 deg n on Nav 27th
| thence had fine weather, and arrived Al
| Honolulu June lst al a m The Takas
ago MaTu Is anchored in the stream anC
comes consigned to Messrs. W G. irwin
& Co.
The s :. Mariposa. Captain H NJ Hay
ward, arrived Friday at $50 0. m, from
Sydney and Auckland. The Mariposs
sailed from Sydney Nav 18th. ats D. m.
| arrived at Auckland NAY 10Th; left Auck
land May 2lSt p. m; arrived of Tutuily
| May 18th al noon; arrived OFF Palmyrs
i island Nav 18th at .. m. fine weather
! was experienced during the entire passage
Consignees; G. ". Macfarlane & Co, E
Hofschlaeger, E q. Fleming, Louis & Co
| Un.Feed Co, II E. Mcintyre & Bro, II .Ma5
& Co., Davis & Wilder, W. G. Irwin & Co.
Lewis Bros, Lewis J. Leyey. Mrs. YoI
Tempsky. Freight. Grams, $50 bgs spuds
l piano. Is pkgs mdse, % bundles fish
plates, 80 bxs onions, Il cases butter, q
b1s apples, 40 SKIS oats, IL pkgs cheese
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