The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19
Dnnage. 9l5 tons. Domestic value, $84,-

tonnage, 945 tons. Domestic value, $751;
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The American bark Colusa, Captain
Chas. Backus, sailed March 18th, for San
Francisco with 81, l95 bags sugar, weighing
3, 793, 769 pounds. The shippers are: {.
Bolte e Co. :, $50 bags sugar; NJ. S. Grin
baum q Co., 4,414 do II. Hackfeld & Co.,
"a, 231 do. Total tonnage, ,S97 tons. Do
mestic value, $l76,7l4.59.
The American tern Glendale, Captain G.
Falk, arrived Friday, March 18th, % days
from Eureka, California, with S51.64S feet
redwood lumber for Messrs. Levers &
Cooke. Had head winds mostly all the
way, and the tern w. S. Bovine passed her
eight days ago. After unloading lumber
the Glendale will load sugar for San Fran
cisco after the tern WIS Bovine for Messrs.
T. A. SChaefeT x Co.
The 5. :. Mariposa sailed from San Fran
cisco on Saturday, March 9th, on arrival OF
the English mail and discharged pilot at
40 p. m. From March l1th to 18th had
strong gale from Sc. veerIng to S.S.W.
with heavy sea. Thence to port fine
weather with light NE. breeze. March
18th at $3.50 a. IN. passed ). S. Zealaudia
bound north. The Mariposa proceeded on
her voyage for the Colonies at .. m.
Sunday night, 18th inst.
The American barkentine Eureka, Capt.
J. Peterson, arrived on March 18th, p days
from Eureka California. with 2q3 900 feet
OF redwood lumber for MeSSrS. Wilder *
Co. On February oath a storm set in from
the S.W. which increased to gale and
lasted three DAYS. On March 5th and
again on the 18th furious gales from the
southwest were also had. The Captain IS
accompanied by hIs wife and family. The
Eureka Is mUored at the Fort street wharf.
The American brigautine ". 6. Irwin,
Captain j. e. McCulloCh, arrived in port
early March 18TH lS1E days from San Fran
cisco with 4 cargo of general merchandise,
and 10 mules and 1 jackasS for Paauhau,
Hawaii Sailed from San Francisco Feb
ruary oath. Had southerly winds the first
FIVE days; thence Gains for three days;
sighted the tern W. S. Bovine on March
9Th Arrived off Diamond Head at mid
night March 14th, and hove to for the
night. Experienced south and southwest
gales while nearing these islands.
The British bark Velocity. Captain L.
Martin, arrived March 18th, 60 days from
Hongkong with 900 tons general cargo for
MesSrS. Wing WO Chan IL Co. Had very
rough weather and heavy gales of wind the
greater part OF the passage wa 35 days
from Hongkong to meridian OF Yokohama,
an exceedingly To- z passage. The Velocity
W
three days becalmed. She brings % Chin
ese passengers including 10 women, 6 of
whom are young girls. The Velocity IS
mOOred at Brewers wharf.
The American topsail schooner Rosalind,
Captain !. q. lie Ballister, arrived March
l4th, 20 days from San Francisco, and was
moored at Brewers wharf. She brought
4 cargo of general merchandise, consigned
to Messrs. Theo. II. Davies q Co. Had
light winds from the S. w. the first part of
the passage; thence had northwest winds.
The Ro,alind has been recently plying be-
tween kahului and San Francisco Marin
erS are puzzled to know what her rig is, but
the captain claims she is topsai schooner.
It's safe to state that she is the first vessel
OF her rig that ever came here.
The Hawaiian steamship Australia sailed
on Thursday. March 18th, for San Fran
cisco with 81 saloon and lis Storage pas
sengers, 1868 bags sugar (2474 Al lbs.),
$50 bags rice, bags coffee, 81 barrels tai
low, packages Hawaiian exhibits, 1,415
hides, l,025 goat and sheep skins, 5097
punches bananas, ! box gold coin contain
ing II 600 shipped by MeSSrs. NJ. Phillips
q Co., and 395 packages sundres. The
chief consiguers were: W. G. irwin & Co., |
1868 bags sugar; II. A. Widemann, AS
do; c. Along, 1,146 do. A. J Campbell,
3,40O punches bananas; w. G. Irwin & Co., !
$50 do; p. G. CamarinO $50 do. Foreign
value, $40, $50 Domestic value, $133. O37.41 |
Captain Herckson of the German bark c. |
K. Bishop is having some difficulty in get
ting his vessel out of port The Bishop !
sailed from San Francisco on November |
10Th, for Liverpool, laden with wheat On |
December 4th she returned in distress, her |
cargo being on fire She went to Mission |
Rock where the fire was PUT out and the |
cargo unlOaded. ?. Iredale & Son of Liver |
pool, owners of the cargo, gave notice |
through their agent, G. w. McNear of 3O6 |
California street, that they would not be |
for any contract made by the |
captain or any other officer of the yes
sell and that no one was authorized to offer
the cargo as security for the repairs to the
vessel. The cost of the repairs, including
the unloading and reloading of the wheat,
was about $4,000. The value of the cargo
is $40, 900.
KAHULUI SHIPPING NEWS.
The Spreckelsville Sugar Plantation is
turning out daily 100 tons of sugar.
The American schooner Anna sailed on
March 9th, for San Francisco
with full cargo of sugar She was towed
to sea by the steamer Likelibe.