The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25
SHIPPING NOTES.

The F. S. Redfield discharges at the rate
| of 120 tons of coal day.
The bk Hesperleft for Port Townsend in
ballast Tuesday afternoon.
The American tern Eva will finish dis
charging lumber on Friday or Saturday,
The Mary Winkleman went on the Ma
rine Railway, Thursday, to receive re-
pairs.
The ship Merom left this port Tuesday
morning for Kahului to load sugar for San
Francisco.
The German bark Hackfeld is receiving
sugar at the Pacific Mail wharf. She will
soon be leaving for San Francisco.
The Lady Lampson was moved from the
Fishmarket wharf TO Wilder's wharf where
she will commence receiving sugar.
The German bark H. Hackfield, lying at
the P NJ. S. S. wharf has just finished dis
charging her cargo of 500 tons of coal.
The Mary Winkleman was lowered from
the Marine Railway Saturday morning.
The Alexander Mcneil went on the same
day to be cleaned.
The bark Ferris S. Thompson, Captain
Potter, arrived Sunday 20 days from San
Francisco, with a cargo of general merch-
andise. She locked at the Oceanic wharf.
The Haw blk w B Godfrey, Capt Dabel,
arrived Tuesday afternoon, II days from
San Francisco, with a cargo of general
merchandise. She is lying at the Q. S. s..
wharf r-t
The schooner Olga sailed from this port
Friday morning for San Francisco with a
full cargo, consisting of IA, $40 bags sugar,
2 cases of books and POI bbls. molasses.
Value, $S5, $50 SO.
The Am tern f Redfield, Capt Birk-
holm, arrived on Monday, So days from
c. America, with 1853 tons of coal on ships
account. She is lying in the stream oppo-
site the 0 S wharf.
The Hawaiian brlgantine Geo. H. Doug
lass Capt. A. Jacobsen, sailed from this
port Thursday morning for San Francisco
with full cargo of sugar, 1858 bags of
which was shipped by w. G. Irwin & Co.
Domestic value, $45 093 II.
The bark B. f. Hunt, Captain J. n.
Pritchard, arrived Thursday, 81 days from
Newcastle, n. S. W, with 1,649 tons of coal
for Wilder d Co. The Captain reports bad
weather from Newcastle to 30 deg. south,
thence fine weather with head winds.
The Am tern Eva, Capt o Wikman, ar
rived Tuesday morning, 20 days from Eu-
reka. She brings 270, 429 feet of redwood
lumber for Messrs. Levers Il Cooke. She is
locked at the head of the Oceanic Steam
ship wharf, where she will commence dis
charging her lumber.
The Am bktne Planter, Capt Dow, ar
rived at Honolulu on Saturday with cargo
valued at $26 ,5S6 including 275 sacks bran,
1873 ctls barley, 500 bbls -four, l00,2l5 lbs
fertilizers, 40 bdls iron, 200 cs kerosene
oil, 1872 SKIS meal, 356 ctlS oats 200 900 shin
giles and {. 200 lbs tobacco. She is diSCharg-
ny at Brewers wharf.
The Hawaiian bark w. b. Godfrey,
Dabel, sailed from San Francisco February
/. The first three days out had light winds
and foggy weather. The rest of the pass
age had light southeast winds. Passage,
Il days. She is locked at the o. 5. 5.
wharf, where she is discharging her cargo
of general merchandise,
The American tern +. S. Redfeld, Brk-,
holm, sailed from Newcastle n. s. W,
December "a. First eight or ten days had
very calm weather to the northeast. The
rest of the passage had strong winds;
sighted Moloki February Is, after pass
age of So days. She is diScharging her
cargo OF coal at the p. NJ. 5. S. wharf.
Capt. J. 0. Wickman, of the schooner
Eva, reports rs follows: Left Humboldt
Bay Tuesday. January 2l, with very light
southeast winds, but after the tug had left
us il died out became calm, and, as
a strong current and southwest swell was
setting us right on TO the bar, we had TO
drop the kedge and lay for it until p. NJ;
thewind then treshened up from the south
and continued To blow from south and
SSW until January 2S, when il moderated
enough TO set ali sail, but still blew from
the same direction until February 4 we
then got light breeze from the northwest,
which continued until February 8, when
We got the northeast trades; later the wind
again hauled To southeast and continued a
moderate breeze until. in sight of Maui,
February 10, the wind died down to a calm
February II got light easterly winds to
port.