The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-22
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Rosario sailed from ha-
huIui. Maui on SATURDAY January 18th.
with sugar Tor san Francisco.
The American bark HeSper, Capt. Cyrus
RYDER. entered outWa-dS from Sydney,
December Is for Honolulu via Newcastle.
The terms J. q. North and RosaIind both
sailed from hahului Maui. on WedneS-
day January 10Th, with full cargOeS OF sugar
for san Francisco. The former had so
tons ana the latter so tons.
The Hawaiian schooner WaimaIu, Capt
/ Wei>barth ttOrmerlv OF the steamers Like
like aud Pelei. sailed January 18th in bal
last for Rowland Island to load guanU for
Me>>r>. Theo. RI. Davies X Co, and i eN-
peCted to be back within two months time.
The American barkentine Skagit. Capt.
r. D. Cutler, arrived early January 18th,
3 days from Port Townsend, with about
coo. 600 feet lumber for Ne.sr>. Levers 4
Cooke, and i locked al the Fort street
wharf. Had heavy :. Z. gales the first ten
DAYS, thence experienced y. < y. +. trldc>
10 port.
The American bari: Wrestler sailed from
Newcastle y ! w for Honolulu, Dec.
l+th, with SIS tons coal, and the schooner
William Reuton on Dee. 10th. with I55
tons coal for kahUlui, Maui. The barEen-
tine Robert Sudden, belonging 70 the same
coal for Honolulu.
The American four-masted schooner
Robert SearleS, Captain H. PittZ, arrived
early January 18th > days from Port
BlaEely, ". T. with $3.50 feet lumber
and IL 900 shingles, for MeSSr>. Allen i
Robinson. and : anchored at Brewers
wharf The Robert SearleS was built by
the Hall Bros. at Port Bakely quite re
Gently and i 4 very fine vessel. She i
said to be very fast sajlcr.
The Oceanic Company brigautiue &c.
Irwin, Captain J. +. MCCullOCh, arrived
early ON Wednesday, January lTth, about
49, DAYS from san Francisco with 80 tons
general merchandise and q deCLload Of 30
pigs for MesSrs- Burke * Winston Had
;. Z. x :. W. winds the first seven days,
thence had fair trade winds 10 port. The
W. q. Irwin i locked at the CUmpauy's
wharf and VIII leave again about next
Wednesday.
The British Jarkeutine Cuthona, Capt.
Offer. 20l tons register. put INTO this port
early January 1tLh, I'm distress. She was
81 days from Victoria, British Columbia,
with cargo Of pickets and salmon for
sydney, y. :. W During the yoydgefrom
Victoria. she encountered very severe
gale and her rudder and rigging were
damaged, and the IIbbOOn was carried
away. She calls here for repairs, after
which she viii proceed on her way to
Australia.
The American bark c. D. Bryant, Capt.
John Lee, sailed early January 18th Tor
San Francisco with 1858 bags sugar and
800 bags rice. The shippers were: Castle
& Cooke. Ills bags sugar; + a -Srhaeffr x
Co, 6.SG4 do do, c. Brewer & Co, ITS3
do. do. C. Bolte. gS7 do. do; Theo H.
Davies & Co, T.057 do. do; H. Hackield
& Co.. ) SO do. do; Ms. Grinbaum & Co.
l, $50 do. do; Wing Wo Tai * Co., 800 bags
rice. Total tonnage l 80 tons Domestic
value S1+9, 332 II
The Hawaiian steamship Australia.
Captain II. C. HOudlette. sailed on Tues
day January 18th for san Francisco. The
shippers were. W g. Irwin K Co. 1857
bags sugar; H. A Widemann. 1912 do
do; w. G. SprOulI. 5D1 do. do; Along.
s05 do. do; Hyman Bros, 1 90 do. do.
and so bags rice; Sing ChOng * Co, l 100
bags rice: NJ Phillips ( Co, 7O5 do. do.
T. L. Marshall. s74 bchs bananas; A. J.
Campbell, 3-2I7 do. do; z J. CamerinOs.
554 do. Dc. Sundrie>. - bbl> tallOv. 800
bags rice, - empty keg>. 1,3I5 hides,
l, $50 sheep and goat skins, y bxs- betei
leaves, % bdlS. sugar cane. 10 bxs. vans,
and bags coffee. Domestic value, $751;
Gil n.