The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01
SHIPPING NOTES

The schooner Haleakala brought 4U
cords of fireWood from Kona on Monday.
Captain Kaai reported that great amount
of rain fell at Kona during last week.
The little IRON tug Alice, formerly of
HIlo, is at Emmes' wharf, having her en-
gines overhauled.
The steamer Kinau brought on Tuesday
the following cargo: 344 bags sugar, 217
bags potatoes, A bags corn, IL bales wool,
2S bdls. hides, As hxs. PineappleS, mule,
and 10 pkgs. sundries.
Mr.. Chas. Kibllng, Purser OF the Clsu-
dine, went in that capacity on the steamer
Iikelike on Tuesday. Messrs. G. c. Beck
ley and K. r. G. Wallace will discharge
similar functions on the steamer Claudine
while the Klnau Is in the hands OF ma
chinists. Captains Cameron and Davies
will command their respective vessels.
The steamer Australia departed on
August 25th for San Francisco. Her cargo
was valued at ST. ,094.l0. Among her
cargo were 9,1S2 bags sugar shipped
by w. G. Irwin & Co., 1853 lunches bana-
mas, 1919 punches of which being export
ed by Campbell, Marshall & Co., and the
balance, by c. I. Gulick and NJ. Rodri-
queS Other domestic produce exported
were 4, lis bags rice, 1851 hides, S7S skins,
81 boxes fruit, 10 boxes betel leaves, "a
boxes pineapples, and $40 pkgs. sundries.
The American bark Memnon, Captain
C. o. Anderson, was berthed at Fort
street wharf on Tuesday morning, August
25th, where she will discharge her 1900
tons of coal from Mortified, Departure
Bay, British Columbia. She was SO days
out, and reported having q splendid pas
sage. Her coal is Tor Messrs. Allen d.
Robinson.
The barkentine Amelia left on Tuesday
for Mahukona, and the Lottie Carson for
Eureka the same day.
The barkentine Irmgard came down
from Brewers wharf to the Kinau wharf
on Wednesday to take in sugar.
TIE barkentine W. H. Dimond, E. P.
Drew, master, sailed August Goth for San
Francisco with a cargo valued at SIS ,069.T0.
She took 5,O06 and go bsgs bones valued
at Sill ,Gl9.70.
Kahului, Hilo, and Mahukona, are at
present without any foreign merchant yes
sells, and none are soon expected at those
ports.
The steamer Kinsu was hauled over to
the Fish Market wharf on Wednesday
where she will have her old boilers taken
out and the new ones put in. Heavy
cranes for hosting them are being erected
on the wharf.
Twelve mules were shipped to Honokaa,
Hawaii by the steamer Iwalani Oh Wed
zesday.
A diver from the Marine Railway was
at work on Thursday putting up coral
wall near the p NJ. S. S. Cos. wharf.
Two new marine engines viii be placed
in the missionary steamer Morning Star
and her passenger accommodations will be
enlarged. The alterations and repairs will
cost IN the neighborhood OF S9,00O-ISea
and Shore, s F., Aug. 81.
The steamer Hawaii arrived from Ha-
wan on Friday with so head of cattle from
Kawaihae and 1900 bags of sugar from
Hakalau, which are the last of this sea-
sons crop from that mill. She will sail
again on Monday.
The steamer Likelike brought, on Sun
day, 30S1 bags sugar, "a bags potatoes, so
bags taro, 5 horses, q hides. and 142 pack
ages sundries.
The steamer Mokolii arrived on Friday
night from MolOkai and Lanai. She
brought II passengers and lS5 sheep, the
latter from Lanai,
The r. NJ. 5. Mariposa left Sydney Aug.
18th, at 4: 80 p. m. Morning of the 18th,
encountered very strong easterly winds,
which soon increased to a guile. August
18th at s a. m, arrived at Auckland.
Sailed same day at II p m. Arrived off
Tutuila August 2lst. at s 80 p. m. and de-
tanned two hours awaiting mail. During
the passage from Auckland to Honolulu
had fine weather, with S. E. trades. Crossed
the Equator August oath at $50 P m. Ar
rived in Honolulu at 6 a. N. August %.
The American schooner Mary Dodge,
Captain Gallop, sailed from Eureka Aug.
IL, with 307, $50 feet of lumber, valued at
s., 756. AZ, consigned to Levers & Cooke. |
The cargo consists of % OPS redwood ties |
and 345, 600 shingles.
The bark Albert, Winding, master, sailed |
here on the 3Oth She brought miscel- |
laheous cargo, including II horses, valued |
at $50 ,S91.
The bark Colusa, Captain Backus, has /
sailed from Port Townsend for Guaymas,
Mexico, with Oil .706 feet of rough lumber. ]