The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-06-11
SHIPPING NOTES.

The sails for the yacht that Mr.. Soren'
son is building are expected from the
Coast by the barkentine Discovery.
The British bark Woollahra, which was
here several months ago was So days out
from London for Sydney on May 18th,
The American schooner Fred L Sanders
arrived ut Hilo, on Friday afternoon, May
It'll, II days from San Francisco with gen
eral freight.
The British bark Natuna, which was
here some time ago, was at Sydney at last
accounts. She was to sail hence Tor New
castle \. 5. w.
The Hawaiian bark James \. King, Cap
tain H. II. Berry, is expected at hahulul
from san Francisco, about next WedneS-
day or Thursday.
The American bark Ferris S. Thompson,
Captain Townsend, sailed from hahulul on
the Doth Of May with a full cargo Of sugar
for San Francisco.
The American barkent:ne Kliliitat, Cap
tam r D Cutler, was tOwed out of hlhulul
last Tuesday. May 4th. with a full cargo OF
sugar for san Francisco.
The steamship Zealandia took on Satur-
dav : ,402 bags GAS tonS) sugar, :, 424 bnchS.
bananas, and 81 packages sundrieS. The
domestic value was $57,335.
The Hawaiian steel bark Foohng Suey,
Captain ~ NJ Newell, arrived ut Hong
kong on May DIST, 70 days from San Fran
cisco via Honolulu, being 40 days hence.
The American schooner Anna, Captain
Williams. arrived at Kahului on May Goth
Il days from San Francisco. She sailed
again on the 10Th with sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The Makee Sugar Mill shut down on
Saturday tor three weeks to plant cane.
The mill has yielded since January 400
tons. which were all brought here by the
steamer James Makee.
The American sloop Minerva, Captain
/. DegTaYeS, was anchored off the Fish
Market wharf Friday, % days from San
Francisco en- route to the Gilbert Islands
with cargo in transit consisting of provi-
sions. She comes here to obtain water.
The American bark C. D. Bryant, under
command of Captain d. b. p. Penhallow,
formerly of the barkentine Planter, ar
rived Tuesday afternoon II days from
San Francisco with general cargo valued
at $4,000.
The steamship Umatilla took on Friday
to San Francisco II ,SO2 bags sugar, 200
bags rice. 6,O31 punches bananas, 700 pack
ages hides, and various packages OF sun
dries The domestic cargo was valued at
1856, OS2 80.
The American barkentine w. II. Di-
mOnd, Captain E. p. Drew, arrived early
June 4th, Is days from San Francisco with
$50 tons general cargo. Had light east
northeast and east southeast winds the en-
tire passage.
The following vessels of H. b. MajeSty's
navy have sailed from Sydney: April
9th, H. B. NJ. S. Rovalist for South Sea
Islands; April Both, II. b. NJ. S. Opal for
Noumea, etc: May 10th, H. b. NJ. ships
Orlando and Calliope for Adelaide.
The American bark Forest Queen, Cap
tain G. c. NJ. Winding arrived on WedneS-
day morning June 5th. 10 days from San
Francisco with general cargo, including 50
tons fertilizers, ,143 redwood posts, 10000
bricks, etc., and l COW for r. I. Lille.
Had pleasant weather and light winds the
entire passage. The Forest Queen is
moored at Brewers wharf.
The American bark Colusa, Captain C.
Backus, sailed June 9th for San Francisco
with 81. ga bags sugar weighing 1857 1857
signers were: H. Hackfeld & Co., % ,34S
bags 4, 1872 tons) sugar; NJ. s. Grinbaum &
Co., 4,127 do. do; T. A. Schaeier Il Co.,
3,479 do. do. Total tonnage, 1870 tons;
domestic value, 1922, 431 As.
The Yacht Spray was tried around the
bay Friday afternoon, and although the
wind was somewhat light, yet she exhib-
tied wonderful sailing qualities fully suS-
tanning her reputation. The following
gentlemen were on board of her: Messrs.
J. H. Patty, A. NJ. Sproull, c. P. Iaukea. J.
H Fisher, with the chief officer of the w.
II. Dimond as sailing master.