The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Edward Phrnney. Captain
Young. sailed from Hahului, April Sd. with
sb0G: l,S}o tons sugar Tor SAN Francisco.
The Norwegian bark Victoris. Captain
Bo--eseu. sailed April 9th III ballast for
Rowland Island u load guanO for Eng
land.
The American bark Robert Sudden ar.
rived 81. hahulUi, Maui, April LIST. II
DAYS from Newcastle, y. :, w. with / 90
tons coal.
The German bark NazaIIar, Captain
L5ye-AuS. sailed early April 9th in ballast
for Co-Jrto, Nicaragua, 20 load GyewOoi
Tor Germany,
The American wishing schooner Mary
II. Thomas, So tons register, Captain ), l..
Smith, j anchored in the stream, Il DAYS
from san Francisco.
The French bark ton viii leave fer
HoCskoug on next Thursday, April 18th
with aboCt 100 Chinese Storage paSSen-
gers TO- Houskc2s.
The American Yacht Cozouet was ex-
psCtei at New YORK from her trip around
the world, Including Honolulu, about the
latter part OF March.
The American bark NewSboy, Captain
Johnson, was J0ved into port on the Sth
instant, about 50 days FROM NewcaSt tie
y. ;. w, with i cargo Of coal.
The American bark :. c. Allen. Captain
T Thompson. &rriysd early April 18th, Is
days from san Francisco, with general
merchandise and i docksG at Brewers
wharf.
The American barksntiue John Smith.
Captain O. huStel, arrived April 18th, Is
days from Newcastle, \. ;. W., with ,05S
tons coal for NsSSrS. Wilder & Co. Capt.
= - IL.
Smith = uOOred ~ Fort street wharf
The bark Forest Queen sailed April 18th
for san Francisco with the shipments
Castle j COoSe, 2,Q5+ bags sugar; F. A.
>Chae;sr & Co.. ; 9+6 do. do: c. Brewer &
Co., 6.I56 do. do. Total. sugar, It,I56
bags tonnage, 80 tons domestic value
SSl .Gy>Q.55.
The : : Uma,ila, Captain Holmes.
sailed l- 1 o. m April 18th for san Fran
cisco with I6,I70 bags sugar, t.t42 bags
rice, ~ bags coffee, G,Qtq ouChS bananas.
500 liLs. hides. II biLs- eOatSkins, - bblS.
ta-L0w, tl9 empty b5-S,, and various sun
dry packages.
The ;. ;. Alameda took the following
shipments from this port for san Fran
cisco, April 9th W u. Irwin i Co, CHS
bags sugar; H. 4. WIdsmaun, PSI do. do.
A. j. Campbell, tSS bnchs. bananas sun
dries Al bnChs- bananas, p bSS. beteI
leaves, and CS- Hawaiian exhibits. Dom
este value S5S.0+4-
The American barkertine Geo. c. Per
kius sailed April 9Th for san Francisco
with the following shipments: Theo H
Davies i Co. 3, So bags sugar, c. Brewer
* Co.. 5,Cc9 do. do; Castle & Cooke, ,4S9
do do. T J. SChaeier & Co., 3 ,0aS do. do
and 20 bEChS- bananas. Total sugar, l., sos
bags, tonnage, ~ tons. Domestic value
STI.53S 81 ..
The steamship UnatiIla took the follow
ing shipments for san Francisco, April u:
". G. Irwin < Co, Il ,e5+ bags (92S tOusl
sugar G. Along. l 22S bags sugar; [. L.
Marshall, .067 bchs. bananas 2. G. Cam
lrinOs. l,0lg do. do; A. J. Campbell, 3,91S
do. do. Suudries: 1,142 bags rice. 50 do.
coffee. 81 hides IL skins 81 bchs. ban
4nlS- Domestic value, 3Qg77.4S-
The American barkeutine ". H pi-
uOud. Captain E. P Drew, arrived early
April ELhr 10 days from san Francisco
with about $40 tons general merchandise.
Had light winds till within 500 miles OF
Honolulu, when she had strong trades.
The Dim0ud l. anchored in the stream,
and viii be cooked st the Oceanic Steam
ship COupauv'S wharf on Monday 10 dis
charge cargo.
The American barkentine :. o. Wilder
Captain A Il Paul, arrived early April
I2lL, l+lz days from san Francisco with
cargo OF general merchandise and deck
load Of lumber Was becaImed the first
90 hours thence had light winds TO April
9Th when she had strong trade winds.
The :. q. Wilder : uOorsd near the
Oceanic COmpaly's wharf. Captain Ms
sen formerly OF the sChoOuerS Jennie
Walker and MaIOlOJ i chief officer.
The American bark C. D. Bryant, Cap
tain John Lee sailed on Monday April
sth st p. III. for San Francisco with 81
passengers. p 40 bags sugar weighing
3 -Z35 Q5s pounds. and also bags coffee,
and 500 5lChs- bananas. The ship
Pers we're: H HaCkf5ld & Co. 3 -z2S2 bags
sugar. NJ : Griublum & Co 1 .gGS DO.
do C. B0lte. LID do do A J. Camp
bell, 30 blchs. bananas Total tonnage
1 90 tons Domestic value, S1+T s523 So
The American barkeutine Planter. Cap
tain D " ? PeahallcE, arrived early April
Ilth, I75z days from san Francisco with z
full cargo Of general merchandise 10 Meszrs.
H HacEsLd & Co. Had light winds from
northwest TO east, smooth seas for the
greater part OF the passage. had three
days rradeTIEls mPauied BY heavy
swell and shOEeTy weather. She brings /
besides general merchandise 2 deckI0ad OF
10 tons Of cane fertilizers. The Planter Is
81 Brewers wharf