The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-04-28

Campbell, Marshall q Co., l 1874 bnchs
bananas; G. Lycurgus. 526 bnehs. bana.
mas; g. T. Gulick, S47 buchs. bananas
Sundnes: 424 bags rice, bxs. betel leaves
7S5 empty kegs, 1866 bbls. niolasses, and rs
bxs fruits.
The brigantine W. G. Irwin, Captain J.
E. McCulloch, arrived off Diamond Head
at Ii O'Clock on Tuesday night, April 2lst
about 1SL DAYS from San Francisco with
nearly 60 tons general merchandise. Had
fine weather the most part of the passage,
light winds prevailing. Three large boats
for the Wilder's Steamship Company
came by her.
The barkentine S. N. Castle sailed on
April 22d for San Francisco. The ship
pers of cargo we're: G. Brewer g. Co.,
5 800 bags sugar; +. A. Schaefer & Co.,
s. 2S5 bags sugar; Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
3,475 bags sugar; J II. Bruins, 1891 bbls.
molasses. Total sugar, IA ,ll9 bags. Dom
este value, $5S.997.35.
The schooners Lottie Carson and Sal
vator left on April 2Sd for San Francisco
aud Port Townsend respectively. The
latter vessel went up in ballast.
The steamship City of Rio de Janeiro
took for Yokohama and Hongkong l4S
Cinnamon, women, children, and 5
japanese on Thursday morning, April
23d. Her cargo i'll transit consisted of
$213, 80 in specie and 1924 packages mer-
chandise.
The white-painted brigantine Tahiti.
Captain w. n. Ferguson. which sailed
from San Francisco on the 9th inst, ar
rived at this prrt early on Thursday,
April 23d nearly Is days, and was moored
taritari, Gilbert Group, and Jaluit, Mar
shall Islands. for which places she will
pr coed next Monday, taking mails, etc.,
from here. The Tahiti has some cargo in
transit. She is trim little vessel of 1872
tons register, and like most of Mr.
Turner's vessels, is good sailer. Four
passengers, one a lawyer, are in transit for
tho South Seas.
The barkentine Kitsap arrived at Port
Gamble ON April 18th from Kahului via
San Francisco.
The banks Vivax and Sonoma will prob
ably get away for San Francisco about the
end OF next week.
The steamer Sussex left San Francisco
for China via Portland on April 10th, and
the steamer Hounslow followed her three
days later bound for Nanaimo to load coal
for San Diego.
The new United States Flagship San
Francisco. Rear Admiral Brown, sailed
from San Francisco on April 9Th for Aca-
pulco, Cailao, and Valparaiso. Prior to
her departure, Admiral Brown was pre-
scented by Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott with col
ored photograph copied from Toby Rosen-
that's "Constabce de Beverley" The pho
tograph measured four feet long by TWO
and one-halt feet wide. The gift was much
appreciated by the Admiral and his Off
GERS.
The japanese immigrant steamer Yama-
shIro Maru, Captain Young, will be due
here Tuesday with another supply OF plan
tation laborers from Japan.
The Amelia at Hilo and the Omeo and
Anna at kahului, are the only foreign
vessels now loading and unload G cargo
on the other islands.
The steamer Mokolii brought 800 bags
sugar, 100 sheep AID Is calves from Molo-
kai, and II trunks from Lanai.
The Claudine brought on Sunday Abs
bags sugar, y sacks taro 80 sacks potatoes,
lis sacks corn, ~ pigs, 3,000 feet kou, so
pkges hides, horse and 100 pkges.
sundries.
The steamer Mikahala brought LOOP
bags sugar, horses and 2 head cattle from
Kauai on Sunday.
The little schooner Annie Harley was
lowered from the Marine Railway on Sat
urday, and is now anchored off the Fish
Market.
The bark Forest Queen, Captain Nelson,
was locked at Brewers wharf on April
18th, seventeen days passage from San
Francisco. Experienced light winds all
the way to this port. She brought full
cargo of genera merchandise, and also 6
horses for J. n. Wright
The bark Cowlitz has been chartered by
Messrs. q. Brewer & Co.., to load sugar for |
San Francisco.
The bryant ne W. G. Irwin will take in
The Claudine's sugar to-day. She will sail !
for san Francisco.
The steamers James Makee and Wal
lleale arrived on Saturday morning from |
Kauai with 1900 and 1880 bags sugar
re- pectively.
The barkentine Skagit is due at this port |
rom Port Gamble with lumber for Messrs |
Levers d Cooke. The tern Mary Dodge is |
to arrive from Eureka about the |
1T of May with a cargo of lumber for the |
same firm also.
The schooner Helsian which is reported |
oy several incoming coasters as being seen
cruising off Lanai, Is said to be very fast |
vessel, and bears the appearance of rae
ng yacht. She is painted black, carries a
arge amount of canvas and is about the |
,ize of the Lavinia The skipper is sup
oosed to be an ex-Hawaiian mariner.
LATEST SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals-April Sth brig j. D. Spreckels
a DAYS from Kahului; April 9th q. s. s.
Mohican 10 days from Honolulu; April
9th brig Lurline l6 days from Hilo.
Departures-April 9TH brig Tahiti for
3utaritarl via Honolulu; April 9TH stmr
lealandia for Honolulu; April 9Th blk.
Forest Oueen for Honnlulu. nril 9th brio |