The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-02
SHIPPING NOTES.

H.B. NJ. S. Caroline is now due from
South America.
A full-rigged ship passed off South kona,
Hawaii, last Wednesday steering IN 4
northwest direction.
The schooner Equator and the slOop
Minerva both sailed on June oath for
the South Sea Islands with cargoes in
transit from San Francisco.
The Sloop Kahihjiani is hove down at
Emmes' wharf to be cleaned and recoPper-
painted. preparatory to the coming yacht
races on the Fourth of July.
The American bark Alex. Mcneil, Cap
tain c. ;. Friis arrived June 9th, 16j%
DAYS from san Francisco with 100 tons
merchandise. Had fair winds and pleas
ant weather the entire passage
The r. NJ. 5. 5. Alameda sailed at about
midnight on Saturday for San Francisco
with 12,0O0 bags sugar and l,4O0 punches
bananas from this port besides an immense
cargo in transit from the Colonies.
The British bark Lady Hardwood, ar
rived on Saturday morning from Hong
kong with general merchandise consigned
to Messrs. Wing WO Chan q Co. She
brought Is Chinese steerage passengers for
this port.
The American barkentine Discovery,
Captain d. Mcneil, arrived on June 9th,
l63z days from San Francisco with gen
eral merchandise consisting OF l4,51 rail
road ties, 425 barrels -four, LOCO Centals
barley, etc. The cargo was valued at
S24,412.
The British ship 5. f. Jersey was
moored near the =. NJ. ;. 5. Co.'S wharf
Thursday morning, her l ,45S tons coal
having been sold to Messrs. Allen Il Rob
iuson who will charter the bark Cuibarien
TO take 300 tons coal to flaming Island
for the L. >. 5. NipSiC.
Mr.. John Bowler and CaptainJ Duncan,
owner and master respectively Of the Ha-
Waiau bark Kalakuua, returned on Friday
by the steamship I matila, from Hongkong
via San Francisco, having disposed of the
vessel at the fUrmerplace. The bark ka-
lakaua Is now owned by firm in BorneO.
The American bark Alex. Mcneil, Cap
tain G. =. Friis. which arrived June 9th
from San Francisco, will sail again tO-mOr-
row for San Francisco with nearly 10000
bags sugar. About thirty natives are en-
gagged hauling in sugar from the warehouse
into her hold, and they worked till nearly
midnight last night.
The American bark Alex. Mcneil, Cap
tain c. 5. Friis, sailed on Sunday for San
Francisco with 10 1874 bags sugar, and 100
bags rice shipped as follows: IL. A. Wide
mann, 2,444 bags sugar; c. Along. / 212
bags sugar; W. q. Irwin IL Co., II, 73S gs
sugar; NJ s. GTinbaum & Co., 300 bags
rice. Domestic value, $169 900.
The American barkentine s G. Wilder,
Captain T. Il. Griffiths, which sailed for
San Francisco, June 30th, took away H.
442 bags sugar shipped as follows: T. A.
Schaefer &; Co, 1893 bags sugar; Castle Il
Cooke LILO bags sugar; c. Brewer q Co., |
lS0 l1rrs Sr1Uar. Tbap davies Il
6,499 bags sugar. Total tonnage, 1927 |
tons. Domestic value. Sll9, 435 p.
The American bark c. D. Bryant, Cap |
tain d. B. P. Penhallow, sailed on Satur- |
day afternoon, June 10Th forSan Francisco !
with p, S73 bags sugar, 300 bags rice. and |
100 bags kona coffee. The shippers were: ]
H. Hackfed Il Co., % IA bags sugar: 300 |
bags rice, and $50 bags coffee, NJ. S. Grin |
baum d Co., , 100 bags sugar. Total ton |
mage, LASS tons. Domestic value, $751; |
Oi4-20
The American barkentine John Worster, |
Captain NJ. Johnson, sailed on SUNDAY. |
June 30, for San Francisco with y Ala bags /.
sugar weighing l. 22, 145 pounds, and 2535
bags rice. The cUnsigners We're: w. G.
Irwin q Co. ll,O32 bags sugar; J. [. Water
house, 10 bags sugar; NJ. :. Grinbaum a.
Co, 1.046 bags sugar; Sung Chong & Co.,
l6G bags sugar, and 81 bags rice; Lyman
Bros, l.214 bags rice. Total tonnage, $40
tons, domestic value. Sll7 .352.6l.
The American brigantine Lurline, Cap
tam w. Matson, arrived at Hilo, Huwafi
June 18th, l9 days from san Francisco
with general cargo. The passengers were:
z. Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tucker. Mr..
Hogan. Ms. w. W. Goodale. Mrs. G. Smith
ana daughters. Captain Matson arrived
last week by the steamer Kinau on his
way TO San francisco bV the steamship |
leaving the vessel in charge Of
his brother, who is also chief officer
The British ful!-rigged ship s. F.
Captain c. Mcdonald, was an
choged off the harbor early Tuesday, June
25th, 90 days from Newcastle, \. S. W.
via Tahiti. including a two days stay at
The latter port. Had very heavy north
east gales off the coast of New Zealand;
but exceedingly fine weather from Tahiti
to Honolulu The S. +. Hersey brings
!. 45S tons coal on ships account. for which
The captain will very likely find pur-
,haser to-day.