The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala, Captain
Smith, arrived February 18th SO days from
Newcastle, \. S. W. with 1,004 tons coal
and 40 tons coke for Messrs. W. g. Irwin
q Co. The Mauna Ala is moored in the
stream. Hon. J. s. Walker is her agent.
The Hawaiian brigantine Geo. H. Doug
lass, Captain Burnett sailed from Kahu-
lui February 10th, with a fall cargo of
sugar for San Francesca. The brigantine
John d. Spreckels, Captain G. Christian
sen, sailed February 18th, with 5,945 bags
sugar, also for San Francisco.
The American bark c. o. Whitmore,
Captain d. Ii. Ward, arrived on Sunday
February 18th, II DAYS from Newcastle, y.
:. W, with l ,325 tons coal and Is packages
plants for MeSsrS. Allen d Robinson. Left
Newcastle November 80, 1890. Passed the
north end of New Zealand on December
2lst. Experienced light winds and Gains
the entire passage. Sighted Hawaii on
Monday, February 9th. The c. 0. Whit
more Is locked at Allen & RObinson'S
wharf
SPoKEN-Per bark C. Q. Whltmore. On
January 2lst, in lat. Is deg. and 20 sec. s..
and long. 155 deg. and 2S min. W, the Ha-
waiian bark Alicia bound 10 San Francisco
from Newcastle, n. 5. W The captain
reported his vessel leaking badly and the
pump shaft broken rendering the pump
useless. On the following day she sig
nailed that she would put into Samoa.
being unable to proceed further, and asked
to be reported.
The British cruiser Champion was at
Valparaiso January 9th. and the sloop-of-
war Acorn was al Coquimbo.
The barkentine ". H Dimond took on
February 18th for San Francisco $50 tons
sugar and rice valued at $50, 977.79, Messrs.
W. G. Irwin & Co. shipped by her 8 AL
bags sugar, and N. 5. Grinbaum & Co.,
1000 bags rice
The bark Merom sailed from Port
Blakely February Sd for Honolulu.
The long delayed guns for the cruiser
Charleston reached Mare Islands,. F.
Chronicle.
Rear Admiral Belknap's flagship, the
Omaha, has been ordered TO proceed from
Chemulpo to Panama for new crew. and
Is expected at the isthmus about the Goth
prox.
The Z. :. S. Marion Will be ready for sea
sometime this month and will likely 90 to
f. Elk.
The American bark S. c. Allen. Captain
I. Thompson, arrived off Diamond Head |
on Thursday morning, February 18th, |
about 201z days from San Francisco with |
cargo of general merchandise. She tried |
to beat towards the harbor all day, but was |
prevented by strong head winds and seas. |
YoKoHAMA-The arrivals were: Jan. 3lst |
stmr. China, Feb. 4th stmr. City of Picking. |
and Feb. 9th stmr. Oceanic; all from San
Francisco.
A late San Francisco exchange SAYS that
! new brig has been launched at Benlcia.
She is intended for the Honolulu trade and
5 expected TO be very last.
The German steamer Amigo. Captain
3ruhn. sailed from San Francisco Febru-
ny 1lth for Hongkong.
The bark Nicholas Thayer sailed Febru-
ry 2lst for San Francisco with Il ,419 bags
ugar, valued at S74, 1851. The shippers
f cargo were: H. Hackfeld & Co., l0,454 |
ags sugar; NJ. S. Grinbaum d Co.. 1866
ags sugar. The cargo weighed 1,701 ,S92
oundS.
Storms still continue raging along the
iamakua coast, Hawaii. The mills are
orking day and night; 1t was reported
nat the total amount of sugar waiting for
lipment to Honolulu and stored in the
liferent warehouses in the Hamakua and |
lilo districts, reached 1900 bags on last
fedneSday, February 18th. That is {