The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-25

and $3.50 shingles for Wilder d Co.
The King is in the stream.
Carpenters and engineers are Mt work
on the stmr Kilauea Hon. The steam
er's machinery is receiving general
overhauling Her deck is receiving new
pieces. A new foundation is being
made for her steam wrench. The bull
warks of the steamer are also being re-
paired.
The S City of New York, Robert r
Searle Commanders, brought 4 cabin,
437 Storage passengers, 90 tons freight,
and bags of mail for Honolulu. Sail
ed from Hongkong. Aug Goth, 2;05 I'm.
Had fine weather and smooth sea TO
Yokohama, arriving Sept 9th, l 10 p IN.
Sailed again Sept 9Th 10 80 IN. Had
fresh head winds, moderate sea and fine
weather to Honolulu, arriving Sept 20,
IN. She has IL cabin passengers in
transit for San Francisco.
The bktne Klikitat, Captain Gutter,
arrived this morning, 81 DAYS from Pu-
get Sound, with 463, 34S ft of rough
lumber, 144,GG5 fit of dressed lumber,
10000 laths, As, l0,25O lathcs, Gs, G,499
pickets and Doom shingles for Wildor 81
Go. The Klikitat has been running be-
tween the Sound and Southern Califor-
MIA, for the past Is months. She had
loading for Honolulu. Santa Barbara,
Captain Cutter says, is fairly dead,
commercially, Seattle still holds its
own. The coasting trade about the
Sound is rather quiet, but the foreign
trade in lumber is good. The klikitat
experienced series of Gains and light
airs during her passage to this port.
For the first three or four days out she
remained in one place, where the tug
had left her. What trade winds she had
were exceedingly light. The only re-
spectacle breeze she received during
the trip was yesterday. The Klikitat
docked at the new wharf on the espla-
made this morning. Her deck load
stood fully feet above gunwales.
The schr Haleakala will sail again for
Pepeekeo on Monday.
The schr Ke Au Hou passed off Pc
peekeo last Monday, on her way to
The blk Atlanta will sail for the Sound
| on Sunday or Monday next.
/ There is talk of an ocean race between
| the 5. ). Zealandia, now due from the
| Colonies, and the S. S. City of New
| York.
The schr Canute has been put in
| splendid order and has been named Ia
| Moi.
The steamers Likelike, Waialeale and
| MOkolii will be due here tomorrow, the
Kinau and Mikahala Sunday and the w
| G Hall Tuesday.
The kinau wharf was pretty well COW
| cred with Chinese merchandise this
morning, from the s City of New
| York, brought in by the steam scow
l hn ,.l it,r1 oil fn,,
| kong on OF about October LIST. She is to
have new planks in quarter deck, but as
| the lumber is not obtainable here, she
y will have to get it in China.
/ Brewer a. Cos new steel barknam-
| ed Foohng Suey, built at Glasgow, was
| launched from that place on August 90.
The FoohnG Suey is of 1000 tons, pos
scsses all modern improvements, and is
expected to be n fast sailer.
Between 60 and 20 irregular passports
! have been discovered among the $50
Chinese passengers, who came by the
$ City of New York for this port yes
terday. The 60 or 20 Cinnamon who
had the irregular passports have not
been allowed to land; the others have
been taken to The Quarantine Grounds,
where they will remain for a number of
days. During the passage of the
|
of the Storage passengers, q Hawaiian
woman, wife of u Chinaman, died. The
vessel arrived, however, with a clean
bill cf health. Up to ~ o'clock to-day
the City of New York had not sailed on
account of some difficulty concerning
the 60 or 20 Cinnamon above referred
to.
The old U S S Brooklyn will be due
| here from NagaSaki ON or about Octo-
Der 10th. She will come here under
sail, having broken her main shaft.
The U S S Brooklyn is of 5000 tons
displacement, same size as Pensacola,
one of Admiral Farragut's historical
fleet at Mobile and New Orleans. She
has battery of IA guns and crew of
$50 men. She was ordered East via
Cape of Good Hope. but having broken
her shaft her orders were changed to
proceed under sail to San Francisco via
Honolulu, and she may be looked for in
two or three weeks. Her officers, ac-
cordng to the latest published list are
Captain Byron Watson, Commanding
Lieut.. Comdr. Thos. Perry, Execu-
tive Officer.
Lieut.. E. d. F. Head, Navigator.
Lieuts. &. j. Badger and +. II
Holmes.
Jun. Lieut. B. Il. Walling.
Ensigns j. A. Hoogerwoof and w
II. Shoemaker.
Naval Cadets G, G. Billings and w
J.. Dodd.
Medical Inspector G. G. Beardsley.
p. A. Surgeon p. A. Lowering.
Paymaster j. K. Tolfree, Fleet Paw.
master.
Chief Engineer, S. L. z. Ayers, Flee
Engineer.
z. A. Engineer, r. G. Denig.
Asst. Engineers, w. +. q. Hasson ant
@. A. E. King.
Capt. Marines, ID. p. Mannix, Flee
Marine Officer.
Second Lieut.. Marines, S. l.. Jackson
Boatswain, Ed. Bonsall
Gunner, j. j. Walsh.
Carpenter, G. NOrthup.
Sailmaker, 4. r. White.
Sept 80
The stmr Likelike will sail on Tues.
day.
The u S s Adams was at Tutuil,
waiting for the mail when the Zealan.
dia arrived there. She returned t.
Apia after receiving her packages
The weather reports received from the
several steamers, which arrived thi!
morning, are: Rough at Waialua, fail
at Molokai and pretty good at Maui.
The Dptne j ID SDreckelS waS tOwef