The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Forest Queen took to San
! Francisco on October 10th, 1913 bags sugar
weighing S63, 13S pounds, and valued at
| 81, S0j.65.
The steamer Likeike towed out OF Ka-
! hului last Wednesday, October 9TH, the
brigantine Consuelo, having on board near
ly 5000 bags of sugar for San Francisco.
The steamer W. q. Hall brought on
Tuesday morning from Maui and Hawaii
40 bags coffee, 112 bags ava, 30 head
cattle, 81 packages sundries and $50 bags
sugar.
The barkentne Planter, Captain Dow,
sailed on October 18Th for San Francisco.
She took 6.6H bags (7S5,210 pounds) sugar,
valued at $21 1922.
The barkentine Skagit, left on October
18th for Port Townsend.
For San Francisco, per bkt 5 6 Wilder,
Oct 14-G Frye.
The barkentine S. c. Wilder left on
Wednesday afternoon for San Francisco,
having on board 4 ,432 bags sugar weighing
nearly 26S tons, and which was valued at
$l3, 1899.
The l. hua reported that a heavy north
west swell was raging along the Hamakua
coast when she eft.
The two large boilers that came by the
w DlulOllu nave Dttll uONl anu
stationed near the Z. NJ. S. S. Co.'S wharf.
The British bark Kitty was to leave
Hongkong for Honolulu about the first of
this month.
The British bark Velocity, Captain Mar
tin, arrived in port on Wednesday, October
18th, seventy DAYS from Hongkong, which
port she left on August 9Th. Sue expert
enced splendid weather the greater part of
the voyage, s. Z. and f. winds prevailing
during the latter part Of the passage.
ThirtY-seven Chinese steerage passengers,
nine of them being women, arrived by her.
The Velocity brought nearly nine hundred
tons of Chinese goods. As she neared the
dock, Brewers wharf was thronged with
Chinese, who went there to have a glance
at the Celestial bellies.
The British ship Strathblane, Captain J.
Cuthel, left on Wednesday afternoon. 0c-
tober 14th, in ballast for Portland, Oregon.
The barkentine Irmgard and brigantine
Lurline both left San Francisco on the 7th
instant for Honolulu and Hilo respectively.
The American bark Edward May sailed
from Boston for Honolulu, October 9th.
The American barkentine J. NJ. Griffith.
b. f. Arey, master, arrived in port Octo-
ser 18th, thirty-One days from Port Town
end. with T13 81 feet rough and surfaced
n. W. lumber. 10000 laths and 10000
shingles to Wilder d Co. She had light
winds the entire passage. She will dis
charge her cargo at the Fort street wharf
this morning. 1t is most likely that she
will return to the Sound in ballast.
The steamship Belgic, Walker, COM
mander, sailed on Friday morning for
China and Japan.
The steamer c. r. Bishop brought 100
bags kalO, 200 bags rice and $50 boxes ban
anas from Waialua and Koolau on Friday.
The repairing of the bulwarks of the
yacht Beagle is still continuing; the car
painters, however, believe that their work
will terminate next week. The cabin will
receive some slight repairing and also addi-
tons to its ornamental designs.
The bark Harvester was to leave Hilo
for San Francisco last Saturday.
The steamer Likelike brought on Sunday
from Maui 453 bags sugar, AZ sacks taro,
136 sacks potatoes, 62 hides, l horse and
$50 packages sundries.
The steamer Claudine arrived on Satur-
day morning from Maui and Hawaii with |
14S1 bags sugar, 236 sacks potatoes, 132 |
sacks corn, 273 pieces redwood lumber (S459
feet), Is bales wool, 3 horses and LIS pack |
ages sundries.
The steamer Mikahala brought on Sun
day morning from Kauai 1888 bags sugar,
253 bags rice, 25 head cattle, 10 calves,
horses and 33 hides. Reports rainy weather
at Kauai.
The Hawaiian brigantine John q North. |
CAPTAIN Ipsen, arrived at Mahukona, Ha-
wall, October 8, having made the run down |
from San Francisco in 1015 days, which is |
an extraordinary performance for vessel |
of her class. She sailed again October Is |
with full cargo OF sugar for San Fran
CISCO.
The steamer Australia left for San Fran |
cisco October 16 with cargo shipped as fol- |
lows: w. G. Irwin & Co. $3.50 bags sugar.
Sing Chong & Co. 1852 sacks rice, Lyman |
Bros. & Co. SOL sacks rice NJ Phillips i Co. |
742 sacks rice, NJ Grinbaum e. Co. 212O |
sacks rice, 6 Lycurgus 1875 punches han
anas, C T Gulick 1860 punches bananas,
Campbell, Marshall e. Co. 47s5 lunches |
bananas. Sundries: 400 bags rice, 1884 /
hides. 1S9 skins, so bundles sugar cane, 57I |
bundles bananas. Domestic value S54,645.
LATEST SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals-Oct 1. S. s. Monowai. : days,
Oct 4, SIS. Belgic, days, both from Homo
ulu.