The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-12

Chan & Co., 200 do. rice Total tonnage
1001 tons. Domestic value, $90,46 SO.
The American bark C. o. Whitmore
sailed February 9Th for San Francisco, with
%, 81 bags sugar. The shippers were: C.
Brewer & CO., 10,575 bags sugar; f. a.
Schaefer & Co., l lob do. do. I. Ii. Davies
| d Co.. 3, 996 do do; Castle d Cooke 6,197
do. do; A. J. Campbell, 300 bchs. bananas.
Total tonnage, l ,457 tons. Domestic value,
S129, S3S II.
The four-masted schooner Robert Searles
| is now lying at the old Custom House
| wharf, cleaned and repainted Captain
Pittz says that his vessel is now open for
inspection, and he will be glad to receive
| those who desire to examine his craft. The
| Robert Searles will load sugar for San
| Francisco for MessrS. c. Brewer & Co.
after the bark S. C. Allen.
The Bolivian bark Don Adolfo, Captain
| George Moorhead formerly of the barken-
tine Malav) arrived February Sth, IS DAYS
from Newcastle, \. S. w, with 1,02S tons
coal. Left Newcastle the same day with
the bark S. c. Allen and the barkentine
| Wrestler. Experienced continuous gales
and stormy weather almost the entire pas
sage. Was in sight of the island the last
six days.
The American bark Alex Mcneil Capt.
| c. S. Friis, arrived February 18th, 90 days
from Sydney, Australia. with 1909 tons
| coal for Messrs. w. G. Irwin Il Co. Sailed
| from Sydney December Sth, and had only
three DAYS fair weather almost the entire
| passage. After the third day out, gales
and heavy swells set in and lasted till these
islands were sighted. Passed around the
| southern point of New Zealand. Crossed
the equator January 22d in longitude 146
deg. w. The Alex. Mcneil is locked at
| the Fort street wharf.
The Hawaiian 5. 5. Australia, Captain
II. C. Houdlette, sailed from San Fran
| cisco Tuesday, January 18th, at p. m,
with 80 cabin and % steerage passengers;
| freight, 952 tons genl. mdse. January 10Th
to February 1st had light northerlv winds,
| moderate sea with w. n. W. swell; Feb
| ID to 9th, light battling winds moderate
sea and fine weather; Feb. 1St, passed Il
bark supposed to be the ]. c. Bryant.
bound for San Francisco. Arrived off
Honolulu Feb 9Th at a. III.
The r. NJ. S Mariposa, Captain H. NJ
Hayward, sailed from Sydney January sd
at 5:15 p. m, and arrived at Auckland
January 9th at 4:10-p. m. Sailed thence
the following day at AS p. M, and called
at Tutuila February lst at 1870 p. m, and
arrived at Honolulu February 8th, p. m.
Importations: So pkgs. mchy., S3S rails,
207 bags potatoes, IS pkgs. onions, Is cwt.
DuIter, = Dds. SnerrN, l. SKIS. oats, OU SKIS.
wheat, Sc pkgs mchdse. Consignees: T.
H. Davies & Co.; ]. n. s. Williams, G. w.
Macfarlane &: Co, W. G.: Irwin Il Co,
Benson, Smith & Co., How.-ME. Judd,
Bishop 1; Co., Lewis & Co., II. N. S. Cor
morant, Fred. Whitney, H. G.. Mcintyre
& Bro. II. May & Co., Order.
KAuULU1 SHIPPING NEWS.
The American bark Ferris S. Thompson
will leave that port next Saturday with 4
full cargo Of sugar for San Francisco.
The American bark VIM. W. Case ar
rived at Kahului on Tuesday from San
Diego in ballast, and is receiving sugar for !
San Francisco.
The Hawaiian bark James A. King. Cap |
tain II. II. Berry, sailed from KahulUi, !
Maui, on Wednesday, February 9Th, with |
925 tons sugar for San Francisco.
The American tern Eva Captain WIKI
man, arrived al Kahului on Friday, Feb |
ruary 9Th, % days from Humboldt with a
cargo Of lumber. She will load sugar for
San Francisco.