The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-12-30
SHIPPING NOTES.

A large shed is being erected at the
| o. r. & l.. Co.'S new wharf for storing
freight.
| The bark Girvan will complete discharg-
| ing her cargo from Liverpool in few days.
| She has already received 10000 bags sugar.
! During New Years week she viii depart
for San Francisco with about 5000 bags
sugar, weighing nearly 8, 400 tons.
According to a recent number OF the
New York Maritime Register, there were
launched on November Goth at the various
shipbuilding yards at Maine, eight new
vessels, their tonnage ranging from 81 to
3,047 tons.
The barkentine W. H. Dimond, Captain
f. 2. Drew, arrived on Wednesday morn
ing, l. days from San Francisco, with
full cargo of general merchandise. She
had heavy weather and variable winds the
entire passage. Several thousand tins of
kerosene oil arrived by her.
The British bark William lie Lacheur
will sail for Hongkong early next year.
The barkentine Discovery will sail for
San Francisco about the second week in
January.
The tern Alcalde has completed unload
ing her cargo of lumber. She will sail
next week for Kahului to load sugar for
San Francisco for Messrs. Wilder Il Co.
The British steamship China, 2,461 tons
net, under command OF w. B. Seabury,
arrived off port early on Friday morn
ing. December Goth, about "a days from
San Francisco. with cargo ana passengers
in transit for Yokohama and Hongkopg.
She brought saloon passengers for Homo
lulu and had on board 624 japanese and
Chinese passengers in transit. From this
port she took 100 Chinese passengers in
Guiding women and IA children. She left
Friday afternoon.
The stmr. Kinau brought on Saturday
2235 bags sugar, 49, bags potatoes, l6 bags
corn, Is bags ginger, Il pkgs. hides, as
pigs, 10 crates fowls, $50 pkgssundries and
l mule.
The American brigantine Lurline, Cap
tain W Matson, arrived at Hilo Il days
from San Francisco, December 81. She
brought a miscellaneous cargo. The pas
sengers are; Mr.. Williams Mrs DIR. Thomp-
son and children, Miss Curtis and Miss
Broderick.
The steam-tern Pele arrived December
q from Hamakua with 24S4 bags sugar for
the schooner Robert Levers.
The American bark Harvester, Captain
Atwood sailed from Hilo for San Francisco
December 10th with cargo OF sugar.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamers brought down from Ha-
makua Saturday morning 13,419 bags
sugar.
The steamer lwalani placed her 5OSS
bags sugar on board the bark Girvau on
Saturday.
The steamer Waialeale brought 1891 bags
sugar and % head cattle from Honuapo
December %.
The barkentine s. G. Wilder, Captain T.
H. Grifiths, arrived Saturday morning,
December 81, 10 days from San Francisco,
with cargo of general merchandise; 80 |
mules for ]. \. Wright arrived in good
condition. and one died on the voyage.
The Wilder is locked at Brewers wharf. |
Messrs. +. A. Schaefer q Co. are the
agents.
The bark C. D. Bryant cleared from San
Francisco December II for Honolulu with |
a miscellaneous cargo of merchandise in
Guiding 1875 bbls. flour, 5000 gals. kero-
sene. 1852 bales hay, 5000 lbs. tobacco, 1872 |
lbs powder. 1000 SKIS. bran, 200 SKIS. mid |
dlings, 325 hogs and 10, 406 lbs. sugar
The steamer Lehua arrived Sunday
morning from Hawaii with 16O0 bags sugar
and Il head cattle from Nun.