The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-04-21
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Schooner Robert Levers sailed A pril
18th for Port Townsend The barkentineS
Planter and Mary Winklemsn will depart
to-day and the bark Harvester tomorrow
for the same port.
Captain I'VE. having resigned the cap
tainCy Of the steamer hIaue3 HCU, Cap
tain A2mundSen, chief officer OF the
steamer Ciaudine. has been appointed to
the vacancy Captain Weisbarth of the
Inflated schooner WSimaIu goes Is mate.
The fast Yankee ship ST. Paul, which ar
rived 81 New York from Liverpool on
March 18th. made a remarkably quick pas
sage, beng only sixteen days from the
longitude Of Queenstown, and for three
successive days made the fine run OF so
miles per day. This Is claimed TO be the
quickest passage since the war of 1872.
The German steamer Pemptos left 4 ril
18th for Portland VIA San Francisco She
had I054S packages merchandise in transit
from Japan.
The bark CeyIon. Captain r Calhoun,
was dOCked st Brewers wharf April 18th.
16J& DAYS from san Francisco with general
merchandise. She brought 80 ii bricks
for the Union IEOa Works
The steamer KIanea Ecu took 80 head
cattle on Tuesday Tor kSlaupapa, MolOkai-
The Norwegian bark Indefatigable sailed
o. April 14th for Maiden Island 70 load
gUzno for Europe
The British bark Veiocity lett on Tues
dsv. Aprit Izth for HcngkOug. She took
81 Chinese passengers, 5 OF whom were
children.
The ship Centennial from New York FOR
Honolulu vas spoken February 18th in
latitude deg. y, and longitude Is deg. ".
The brig Tahiti. Captain Ferguson. sailed
from San Francisco April 5th for Homo
lulu. 81 route 70 ButGTitSri, Gilbert Group.
The steamer MikahaIa returned on Tues
day the sugar roller for the kOloa planta-
ton which vas brought to Honolulu last
weez for repairs by the Waialeale-
The japanese steamship IamaShiro
Maru l. expected 70 leave Yokohama to-
morrow with immigrants for Honolulu.
She L due here on the 18th Inst.
The [. !. F. s san Francisco. Rear-Ad-
mIFzI Geo Brown. vas 10 leave San Fran
cisco Tor Chile on the Tth inst.
The steamship City OF Rio &c JaDeiro ar-
rived az san Francisco from TOSOhana on
April oh. Is days and ; hours She was 10
leave for Honolulu on the 14rh-
The bzrkeatine Planter sailed FOR Port
Townsend April 18th.
The bark f : Thompson and tern J. c.
Ford both anchored II the stream a. san
Francisco were IN collision on the morn
Ing Of March 1stn. The Ford had her
spzuker boom carried away and had star
board hUiWErks badly stove. The Thomp-
son had he- srar6lsaTd ou!Earks stove and
fore and main rlgglng badly damaged
The barkeutiue Nellie NJ SIads. which
Eas here several years ago from New
NCrE- puC INTO Nassau On March 9th u
distress She vas from Havana for New
YORK WITH sugar. and WIS leaking N the
rudGs- case
The san Francisco Chronicle q April
t-h L Authority 50r the following state
melT- ALFicss received from Washington
yesterday regarding the future movements
OF the Charleston point 20 that yeSsei sad
ing Tor Honolulu - sOOl * She can be gOt
ready Tor sea which VIII be abOzt the 9th
inst Rezr-Admiral Benharn viii 20 in
command The Charleston nav Therefore
De boxed for 70 arrive 81 this port about
the 81 pruximo-
Tee barkentins kifsaV sailed from san
FRANCISCO april 5th for Puget Sound 70
lCad lumber for Honolulu.
The British iron barQue E-s6IIahra- Car
tam BarneS0n- sailed from Port Townsend
With lumber for SYDNEY. ApTlI 9Th.
The bark Harvester LEFT OF THURSDAY.
Aprl l6ch- n ballast for the Sound
The American ship IVY, CAPTAIN Al.
Lowell, arrived on 18th OF April. 81 DAYS
from Newcastle. New South Wales. s1th a
cargo Ct 1-t4I tons coal for Aessrs- " G.
irwin & Co She had splendid Passage
Tor the greater part o. the voyage. hur-
rlcane vas encountered II lat - deg. 8
long ~ deg " The Ivy Is at anchor ont
u the stream
The yachts spray Healani and Hawai-
are on the Marine Railway beng cleaned
and repaInted.
The tark Albert. Certain Winding.
sailed 81 II o'cEock on Fridav rnorufne
AprE l7rh. for san Francisco She took
ls-z55 bags sugar. weighing 2. 426 rs
pounds and valued 81 81 J7sI2 Messrz-
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