The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-09
SHIPPING NOTES.


The bark Forest Queen left San Fran
| cisco one day ahead OF the Foohng Suey.
There Is only a little more left Of the brig
| Hazard. The Chinese are hard at work
! tearing her down for frewood.
4, The steamship Alameda carried away on
| Saturday from here $500 bags sugar t55C
! tonS) and 1000 punches bananas.
| The Hawaiian bari, James i. King, Cap,
| tain H. H. Berry, arrived At Kahului
| Maui. on Friday, April 9Th, 20 days from
| san Francisco with general merchandise.
The barks Sailor Boy, Pakwan, and
! Robert Sudden, sailed from Newcastle
y. 5. W, for Honolulu, ahead of the Annie
| Johnson.
The Hawaiian bari. Foohng Suey, Capt.
| \. W Newell, sailed April I'd for Hong
| kong. with IS, ll5 pkgs flour in transit from!
San Francisco. Mr.. SorenSon took her
new measurement, which was 9S0.T3 tons
| register
As the steamer Alameda was leaving the
| wharf on Saturday afternoon. the steamer
J. A Cummins blew three blasts from her
whistle, and dipped her flags, in honor of
the departure OF her owner, the Hon. J. A.
CUmmins.
The schooner Fred. I. Saunders arrived
at Hilo, Hawaii, on Wednesday, April Sd
% days from San Francisco with 700 tons
general merchandise. and deck load of
about 30 pigs. The captain reported hay
ing experienced the same terrific gale that
the barls Foohng Suey and Forest Queen
had already reported.
The brigantine W. g. Irwin sailed April
ID for San Francisco with 1920 bags sugar
GO26, O27 lbs.), and 1850 bags rice. The
consigners were: ". G. Irwin & Co.,
.2O5 bags sugar: c. Along. ,S45 do. do. :
J. T. Waterhouse, LIS Go. do. LYMAN
Bros, 397 do. do; Sing Chong & Co. $50
do. and 500 do. rice. Total tonnage. So
tons. Domestic value, S57 l62.
The American harkentiue George c.
Perkins, Captain !. Fisher, arrived April
Sd, twenty days from San RoSalia, Mexico,
in ballast and was locked near the Oceanic
Steamship Company'S wharf. Had fine
weather the entirepasSage. The George c.
Perkins Will commence receiving sugar for
san Francisco tomorrow for Messrs. F. a.
Schaefer q Co.
The S. :. Umatilla. Z. W. Holmes mas
ter, sailed from San Francisco March 3lSt
at noon. with 20 cabin and % steerage pas
sengerS. Freight I0l9 tons general mer-
chandiSe Treasure $4,000. Weather
March 3lSt 20 April Sd moderate winds
from the north and west; April 9Th to It'll
light southeast trades and fine weather
Arrived at Honolulu April :, 80 p. m.
The American iron bark Annie johnson,
92l tons register, Captain L. G. Emerson,
formerly the barkentine Fremont) ar
rived April Sd, fifty-one days from New
castle y. ). W, with a cargo of coal. Re
ported very bad weather and variable winds
the greater part of the passage; had heavy
seas and Squally weather from latitude 10
deg. :. to the eqsator. The Annie John
son Is anchored in the stream
The American bark Forest Queen. Capt.
J. c. N. Winding, arrived early April 4th,
26 days from San Francisco. with 600 tons
general MERCHANDISE, and 5S5 pigs for
MeSsrS. Burke and Winston. Had very
strong gales from :. : T. 10 s W the first
eight days; thence had light winds and
heavy northwest swell to port. The Forest
Queen Is consigned to Messr> Theo H.
Davies Il Co, and Is docked at Brewers
wharf.