The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-15

and the bark Don Adolpho with l,ooS tons
both for Honolulu.
The W. c. Hall reported rough weather
/. II along her route on Hawaii and Maui
Ihe schooner Hauikeaouli was at kSilua
Hawaii, on Monday night.
MeSSrS. SpreCkelS 4 Cos new iron tug u
W. Pride arrived At Pernambuoo, Brazil
ON December oath, on her way fer San
Francisco from Philadelphia.
CAPTAIN ]. f. Lee BalliSter, OF the
schooner RoSalind, returned on Tuesday
evening by the steamer likelike TO his YES
sci now unloading freight at kahului.
The steamer W. e. Hall arrived ON Tues
day evening from Maui and Hawaii with
S.S95 bags sugar, Ia bags coffee, l4S bags
ava, 20 hides, 80 goat skins. 10 head cattle,
horse, and - packages SundrieS.
The American bark c. Q. Whitmore.
Captain u. II. Ward, Srrived January Sth.
IS days from Departure Bay with 400 tons
coal. Had very stormy weather the entire
passage. The {. Q. Whitmore is locked at
the 2. NJ. ). ;. COmpany's wharf.
The tern ]. e. North and the schooner
RoSalind are Still nj kahului, Maui, receiv-
ing sugar, and they are expected 70 leave
next Wednesday for san Francisco. Miss
Il. Johnson, NJ D., who came by the Rosa
The bark James 4. King will be repaired
as soon rs she is through unloading lum-
her, after which she will leave for kahului,
Maui, to load sugar for San Francisco. Ii
is understood she will hereafter run regu-
larry between those ports in the sugar
trade
The American brigantine John d.
SpreckelS, Captain c. Christensen, sailed
ON January 10th for San Francisco with
SOS bags sugar and 600 bags rice. The
shippers were: w C. Irwin Il Co. 3 923
bags sugar; w. c. Sproull, l,590 do; NJ. :.
Grinbaum & CO., Loco bags rice. Total
tonnage, 40 tons Domestic value SiS, 200.
The r. NJ. 5. ). Alameda. Captain II. G..
Morse .Sailedfor San Francisco on Saturday
morning, January l2th, with the following
shipment from this port: ". q. Irwin &
Co, 5.iSI bags t70S,5i5 lbS.) sugar; E. l..
bell. eco do. do; 2. q. CameriuOS. 26l do.
do. and - bNS. betel leaves. Domestic
value. 81. 80.
The schooner IA Moi got ashore off Ka-
kaako At about midnight on Friday where
She remained for nearly twelve hours. She
was tOwed of by the tug Eieu at noon on
SATURDAY. Her cargo OF SEQ bags sugar
Is not damaged The only damage SuS-
tanned was the loss of 4 part of the shoe.
The Ka Moi goes on the Marine Railway
rs soon Is the sugar Is discharged.
The American barkentine Amelia. Cap
tain VIM. Newhall, arrived January eth, p
DAYS from Port Townsend with 47OOO0 feet
lumber and 10000 shingles Tor MeSSrS.
Allen * Robinson. Reported having had
= tempeStuOuS passage, SOutherly and
>outheaSterly winds prevailing the greater
part of the strip. The Amelia Is docked At
MeS>TS. Allen Il RobinSOn'S wharf.
The schooner Rosario. Captain Howard.
will sail to-day for kahului. Maui, with 5
general cargo She has been detained here
over TWO weeks awaiting the arrival OF the
schooner Lstitia from Port Madison. The
Letitia Is now twenty-Seyen days OUT, and
has or board large quantity Of woOd-ash
destined for hahului, which the Rosario
Was 10 have taken down. The woOd-aSh i
used for lertilizing.-.S. F. Call. Dec. p.
The Hawaiian bark Lady LampSon, Cap
tain SoderEren, sailed on Wednesday jan
uary 9TH. for san Francisco, with II. 5i1
bags sugar and go punches bananas valued
At $E5.O76A. The shippers were: F. y.
SSbaefer < Co. 10 bags sugar; Castle Il
Cooke, S,57l Go; Theo. II. Davies & Co.
2.5S2 do: c. Brewer & CO., 1851 90; !. j.
Campbell 20 punches bananas. Total
tonpsge, 6S5 tons.
Memorandum of voyage Of : ; Alameda,
II. q. Morse. Commander: Discharged
Sydney pilot Dec. 26th, 1 80 p. m; stopped
for Auckland pilot Dec 30th, % p. M;
discharged Auckland pilot Dec. SISt, 2-55
p m; stopped off Tutuila Jan. 4th, 1910 ..
m. Found L. ;. !. NipSic with mails wait
ing our arrival, also captain and crew OF
the American ship John Bryce, wrecked
Dec It'll in Lat. 70 deg. 30 min. s, Long.
los deg. 80 min. W during heavy hurri-
cane; lumber laden bound from Puget
Sound 10 Melbourne; crew seven days III an
open boat: landei Al Manau, enc of the
Navigator Islands; thence 10 Apia. Stopped
for Honolulu pilot Jan. 18th. go ?. m, Is
DAYS. - hours. min from Sydney via
Auckland u days, hour, p min. From
Is south latitude strong head winds with
heavy INV swell 70 Il north; since fresh
Ne trades