The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-05-12
SHIPPING NOTES.

The American barkentine CowlitZ, Cap
tain Robinson, sails this afternoon for San
Francisco with 10, S66 bags sugar, weighing
s, 42l .476 pounds valued at 81, 1921. The
shippers were: G. Brewer q Co., 1884 bags
sugar; Castle & Cooke, 1915 bags sugar;
f. A. Schaefer Il Co., 1921 bags sugar;
Thee. H. Davies q Co., 23l bags sugar.
The brigantine Tahiti, Captain Ferguson,
sailed at O'Clock on Wednesday alter
noon, May 9th, with 200 tons merchandise
in transit for the Gilbert Islands. Twenty
five South Sea Islanders returned for their
homes by her. The Tahiti also took some
provisions for the Hawaiian missionaries
stationed on various islands of the group.
The banks Ceylon and WAX took 81 ,46I
bags sugar, valued at Sl23,ul6.l2, on tues
day for San Francisco.
The Norwegian bark Borghild with 1,057
tons coal from Newcastle. y. ,. w, was
moored in the stream May 4.
The American barkentine Skagit, Cap
tain Robertson, arrived on Friday mora
ing. Nav s. about % days from Port Town
send with 100000 feet lumber, including
laths and shingles for Messrs. Levers Il
Cooke. The Skagit Is locked at Fort street
wharf. The captain reported having had
slight winds the greater part OF the passage
to this port.
The steamer W. q. Halls cargo from
windward ports on Friday comprised
the following: 25 head cattle, 81 packages
sundries, horses, 160 bags ava, % bags
coffee, and 1928 bags sugar.
The steamship Alameda sailed May Sth
for San Francisco with merchandise III
transit from the Colonies. She took SO
boxes fruits and box of plants from this
port. Domestic value, 500.
The tern Carrier Dove sailed from New
castle, n. s. W., on March 9th with 1875
tons coal for Honolulu. The bark COluSa
left on March 18th, with 1,7S5 tons coal,
and the schooner Louis on March 18th
with 1900 tons coal. The Georgina,
Hangesund, and Gamen were loading ccal
for this port and are all probably under
way now
The steamer J. \. Cummins brought
400 bags sugar from Heela saturday.
The bark S. C. Allen and barkentine
Discovery are II and Is days out respec-
lively from San Francisco. They may
come in to-day.
The schooner Haleakala brought 81 walu
ava and 40 cords ohia wood from kaa-
puma. Kona, Hawaii, on Sunday morning.
The kulamanu arrived on Saturday from
Puma with , 200 railway ties.
The steamer Mikahala arrived on Sun
day morning from Kauai. She brought 20
tons old iron for the Honolulu Iron
Works, So hides, 20 bags pia, and l,42l
| sacks sugar.
The Hawaiian schooner Mary Z. Foster,
Captain II. II. Berry. sails again to-day
for LaySan Island.
The steamer Likelike came in on Satur-
| day from Hamakua ports with 800 bags
| sugar The steamer Khan having the
Queen and suite on board passed her at
Paauhau on Thursday morning.
The steamer James Makee brought >, $50
bags sugar from Kappa on Saturday, and
the steamer Waialeale, 200 bags sugar
! from Kauai ports on Sunday morning.
The steamer Pele arrived on Saturday
! from Lahaina, Maui, with 1855 bags sugar
and As barrels molasses for the bark c. D.
| Bryant.
The tern Alika went up on the Marine
| Railway on Saturday to be cleaned.
The steamer Claudlne brought on sun.
day ,052 sacks sugar, 81 sacks potatoes, q
sacks taro, 2.17S feet koa lumber, 26 pigs
= horses and 134 packages sundrieS.