The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-05
SHIPPING MOTIFS

The b-is4utiue ". e. Irwin sails on
Wednesday, April 22.E. fOE san Francisco.
She taxes Isl bags sugar, weighing neSriy
565 tons. and shipped by MeSSrS. W. q.
Irwin < @. The cargo was valued 81 SIS
615sS.
The steamer ". G. Hall brought on
Tuesday from Hawaii ). Al bSgS sugar. is
bags aE2, 81 head cattle, 3 packages hides
and 81 packages SUndrieS- The weather
E@S % rough - PshSlz. hau. Hawaii, that
The Hail was unable 70 land The eleven ton
roller for The mill there.
The JzuzreSe steamer Yaruashiro Mzru.
Captain e. Young. arrived April 18th from
Japan, WITH I.l9I japanese immigrants.
Sls : anchored II the stream.
The b-is4nIine Y. q. Irwin sailed early
April 25.h for san Francisco Eilh : cargo
= sugar
The t01r-mzS-ed schooner Olga, Captain
Atwood. lett san Francisco, April nth, fO-
Bur-z-i' Inlet
The new British steamship Empress OF
India sailed from Yokohama tCr NSnCCu-
Fe- OF April 18th.
The bsrksltine Eureka arrived :, Seat
lie, April I-lh. from Honolulu.
The American iron bark Annie Johnson
sailed from Liverpool fO- Honolulu, April
18Th.
Heavy materials Tor new pump for the
hzhUkU Plantation were landed from the
steamer Australia On Thursday. The
pump : Claimed 70 be capable Of pumpiCs
fourteen million gallons Of water into
reservoir every tTelty-10CE hours
The steamship Nono7sai was 10 leave
Szn Francisco on April ,3lch Tor Homo
lCiu, &c
The following vessels are expected 70
Fa---. E-------r--y
after Nay 5-l- !. = Zeaizl6Ia. bark Alden
BsSSe. bkt- Discovery. bark :. c Allen.
okt- ! q. Wilder The brigsntineS J. D.
Sprecks.S and LUrlIne ars destined Tor IA
hul1i and Hlo respectively.
TIE bark Don Nicolas. which sailed from
NeEC1Stls on March 4sh fOr San Francisco.
to1lie-ed 81 Sea between New South
Wales and New Zealand 2 week later. H
ter fighting NTH the waves II heavy
storm which lasted several days. the vessel
was abandoned. and the captain. officers.
crew ana passengers altogether fifteen
souls. took 20 the boats. In the hurry 70
gel away from The vessel. 10 cOmpGSseS
Eere brought 50 that the stars by night
and ne sun cy day aided them ii steer
ing The 5oz-S were picked up ~ sea By
Passing steamer. after belng out quite z
long while. and taken 70 Sydney where
they we're al landed
The ron bark Andrew Welch arrived on
Friday seventeen days from san Francisco.
The schooner Mary Foster. Capt. Berry.
arrived Friday afternoon from Izysen
Island she left here some time ago.
reaching the island IN five days: she Re
TUNED II thirteen dlys with Z cargo OF
between seventy and eighty tons g1ano
M G. D. Freeth, the owner OF the island.
REMAINED there With ten Portuguese and
Two japanese % work the guano beds.
The kinsu brought on SATURDAY. II .Ol2
bzgs sugar, is bags potatoes. II6 pkgs.
sundrieSs iis sheep, s. hides, IS pigs,
coops fowls.
The steamer Iwalani arrived Saturday
afternoon from Hawaii and Maui with
5-310 bags sugar
The steamer Mikahsla came II SUNDAY
El-h 80 bags sugar, 9 green hides. IS sacks Z
pa , tons non, oxen
The STEAMER Ksimiloa arrived on sun
day With I s55 oags sugar from Kauai.
LATEST s4S FEASCLsCO SHIPPING SEEs.
ArrYzls-Apr1 Il, s. :. Australia. :
days from Honolulu. and bzrkent7ne !
Robert Sudden, . DAYS from KahuIui: /
April IS. barkentine :. 6. Wilder and four I
mssted schooner Golden Shore, Il and IS I
days respectively from Honolulu: April 1