The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
SHIPPING NOTES.

II. B. NJ. 5. Cormorantis taking in coal.
The tern Sailor Boy is now due at Manu-
kOna from San Francisco.
The American bark Newsboy, Captain
Johnson, sailed April 2Sth for San Francis
co with about Il 900 bags sugar.
The tern Dora Bluhm sailed from MANU-
kona. Hawaii, on Thursday, April 18th
with 9,725 bags sugar for San Francisco.
The American tern Queen sailed on
Saturday, April 9th, for AMOR River,
Siberia, with cargo in transit from San
Francisco.
The bark Pakwan, which sailed from
Newcastle, \. S. W, in company with the
banks Annie Johnson and NewSbov. is 10
days out.
The Hawaiian steel bark Andrew WEIGH,
Captain Marston, is supposed to be 30 days
out from Newcastle, \. S.W., with coal for
this port.
Captain j. T. Robertson, of the brigan-
tine ConSuelO, returns this afternoon by
the steamer Likelike, to meet his vessel
now at Kahului.
The barkentine John Smith sailed on
Saturday for Kahului, Maui, to load sugar
for San Francisco. She was towed out by
the steamer lwalani.
The American barIlentine Discovery,
Captain d. Mcneil, sails this forenoon for
San Francisco with about II 900 bags SUI
gar, 700 tons, and 800 punches bananas.
The American brigantine Lurline, Cap
tain VIM. MatSon, arrived at Hilo, Hawaii,
April DIST Az days from San Francisco
with general cargo and II mules. She Will
leave again about May 4th.
The schooner Waimalu, Captain Weis-
barth, arrived on Thursday from Huelo,
Maui, with ! 1874 bags sugar, after an alb
senCe of % days. She reported rough
weather at Huelo, and had lost an anchor
with several fathomS of chain there. The
Waimalu will leave again this afternoon
for Huelo with 40 tons guano.
The American bark James Cheston, Cap
tain Plumb, was moored at the Fort street
wharf April 25th, q days from Puget
Sound, with about 100000 feet lumber for
MeSsrs. Levers IL Cooke. Had head winds
the first part of the passage; thence had
fine weather and fair winds for several
days and lastly had Gains to port.
The bark NewSboy, which sailed on Sun
day for San Francisco, took the following
shipments: G. Brewer Il Co, 9G99 bags
sugar; Theo. II. Davies & Co, 1860 bags SUI
gar; f. A. Schaefer Il Co, 1920 bags sugar;
Castle & Cooke. 1876 bags sugar Total
sugar, 1886 bags; tonnage, 1875 tons;
domestic Naluet 9lOi ,40i.oU.
The American iron bark Anne Johnson,
Captain Emerson, sailed April 9th, for
San Francisco with S0,074 bags sugar weigh
ing 3,6ll,2.S pounds. She was tOwed out
by the tug Eleu. The shippers were:
+ A Schaefer & Co., 5S16 bags sugar;
Theo II Davies q Co., 1850 bags-sugar;
Castle Il Cooke, 1897 bags sugar; c Brewer
& Co, 81 bags sugar. Total tonnage, 1906
tons; domestic value, S1S2, 460.Q.
The American tern Queen, 264 tons, Cap
tain ThOlage, which recently ran between
Mahukona and San Francisco, was anchor
ed off port April 26th, from San Francisco
on her way fer Amoor River, Siberia, with
general cargo. On the second day out,
during very severe weather. her bowsprit
was damaged, and she called in here to
have a new one made. She will very
likely proceed on her voyage this after
noon.
The Hawaiian bark w b. Godfrey, Cap
tain r. Dabel, was moored at Brewers
wharf April 18th, Is DAYS from San Fran
cisco with general merchandise valued at
S26,0 900. Had fresh breezes and variable
winds the first part of the voyage, the
daily run averaging ten knots. On the
ninth day out, she was within 300 miles of
Honolulu. and variable winds then set in.
The w. B. Godfrey will leave again for
san Francisco sometime next week.
KAHULUI SHIPPING NEws.
The tern c Ford arrived here on Thurs
day, April 25th, 16 days from San Fran
cisco with miscellaneous merchandise.
The American bark Robert Sudden was
towed out on Saturday, April 9th, by the
steamer Lkelike. with 1902 tons sugar and
several passengers for San Francisco.
The Oceanic Company's brigantine Con-
suelo, Captain J T Robertson, arrived here
last Sunday, April 21st, II days from San
Francisco with general cargo. She will
leave again next Friday.