The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-02
SHIPPING NOTES.

The coal of the fve-master Louis, Cap
tain a J. Hatch, is consigned TO MeSSrs.
w. G. Irwin d Co.
The bark Colusa, Captain C. Baclus, ar
rived on Monday evening from Newcastle,
\. S. W, and was moored out in the
stream. She brought nearly LOO tons
coal.
With the four-master Carrier Dove and
five-master Louis in port. surely Honolulu
harbor is worth visit.
The American tern W. S. Bovine, orr
ginally built for the Hawaiian sugar trade,
and which recently went ashore on the
Japan coast, has been condemned and
sold at Hakodate. 1t was only a few years
ago, when in command of Captain w.
Bluhm, she grounded near the entrance
of the harbor. The tug Eleu went out
and pulled her off from her unfortunate
position.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew Welch took
On Tuesday, May Goth, 26, SIG bags sugar,
valued at $50 ,8S2.87 The shippers were
as follows: f. a. Schaefer & Co., 2,151
bags sugar; Theo. II. Davies * Co., SOS
bags sugar; c. Brewer & Co., 10, 153 bags
sugar; Castle IL Cooke, 1886 bags sugar.
The cargo weighed 3, 232 ,49l pounds.
The American tern Mary Dodge, Captain
J. Z. Gallop, anchored in the stream on
Tuesday, May Goth. She was 81 days from
Departure Bay, California, and brought
279,S68 feet lumber, , N pickets, and 200
NJ r. W. shingles for MeSsrs. Levers d
Cooke
The barkentine Irmgard, now on her
way from San Francisco to this port, is
commanded by Captain Schmidt.
The British ship Strathblane sailed from
| Glasgow with general merchandise for
Honolulu, May 9Th.
| The Swedish bark Gamen left Newcastle,
\. 5. W, May eth for Honolulu.
The steamer City of Rio de Janeiro ar
rived at HOngkong, from San Francisco
via Honolulu, May 18th.
The barkentine Klikitat sailed from
! Port Gamble for Honolulu, May 18th.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson ar
! rived at San Francisco May 10th, 80 days
from Newcastle, n. s. W, with a cargo of
| coal. On March 18th, Chas. Nelson, one
| of the crew, fell overheard and was
| drowned.
Large quantities OF Pearl Oil are now
! being landed from the bark FOohng Suey
and ship Centennial. With such large
consignments, oil ought to be cheap.
The German ship Woosung sailed from
| Bremen for Honolulu OH May 9th
The steamer W. G. Hall brought 1852
! bags sugar, 81 bags ava, % bags coffee. 26
head cattle, q hides, 2 horses and 81 pack
ages sundries.
Captain 7. Thompson OF the bark S. C.
! Allen says that his departure for San
| Francisco viii be delayed longer than he
expected, owing TO the slowness of the
coming in Of sugar for his vessel. Captain
! Thompson has made great many trips to
! this port in the bark c. o. Whitmore. and
| latterly as master of the bark S. c. Allen.
| During all these years he has found Homo
lulu pleasant city to be in, and nothing
heretofore has happened to mar the happi-
ness Of his visits. But, owing perhaps to
| the recent affair, Captain Thompson has
| determined never to come here again; SO
ct his departure, ne will give his par ting
farewell to fair Honolulu harbor. His
many friends hope that when be arrives
at San Francisco he will change his mind.
for really Honolulu cannot afford to miss
the bark S. c. Allen-one Of the finest yes
sells in the Hawaiian trade-even for a
brief period. So, please think again, Cap
tain.
The japanese steamship Mike Maru.
| Captain Macmillan, arrived on Friday
morning, May %. after a splendid run OF
| liz days from Yokohama, and was an
chored out in the stream. She brought
LASS japanese immigrants 70 work on the
sugar plantations of the Kingdom.
Coal from New York for the United
States navy Is being landed at the Fort
street wharf ex ship Centennial.
The steamer Claudine came in from
Maui on Saturday morning with 7SS sacks
/ sugar, y sacks taro, 90 sacks potatoes, 81
| pigs, 30 tons old iron, and 60 packages sun
| dries.
The steamer James Makee brought
2,650 bags sugar from Kauai on Saturday
and the steamers Pele and Waialeale l 400
and 2,7S0 bags sugar respectively on SUM-
day morning.
The steamer Mokolii brought IS head OF
cattle and 20 barrels molasses on Sat
urday.
The steamer Lehua got in from Hama
kua on Sunday morning with 2,4OO