The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The British bark Banca, which was here
sometime ago, has recently put into Bahia,
slightly leaking.
The Norwegian bark Faust was at Port
BlakeIy, January LIST, loading lumber for
Melbourne.
The British steamer Strathclyde loads
wheat at San Francisco for st. Vincent.
The British sloop-of-war Daphne, ac-
cording to authoritative informations re-
ceived, was to proceed direct from San
Francisco for Panama, and not for this
port.
DR.. Johnson's jet-propulsion steamer
Evolution made trial trip in New York
bay on December Goth. The engine worked
well and at one time the log showed that
she was running at the rate of seventeen
knots an hour. The Evolution carries a
40-ton pump. This pumps in an eight inch
stream and forces our 2-inch of water
that, when elected from pipe in the stern
post about three feet below the surface of
the water, forces the boat ahead N. Y.
Maritime Register.
The tern John q. North was at MANU-
kona when the Iwalani passed off that port
last Tuesday.
The brigantine W. G. Irwin, Captain J.
L. McCulioch, arrived January 18th "a little
over II days from the Golden Gate, San
Francisco, with $50 tons assorted cargo.
Fine weather and hight winds were expert
enced the whole passage. Messrs. w. NJ.
Gitfard and w. McCandleSS each received
4 horse by her a consignment of about
81 pigs came to Alessrs. Burke Il Winston.
The o. s. S. Australia took to San Fran
cisco, January 18th, the following exports:
W. G. Irwin Il Co., Il, 20S bags sugar; H.
a. Widemann, 3,345 bags sugar; Sing
Chong Il Co, 1,046 bags rice; NJ. Phillips
q Co., $50 bags rice; Wing On Wo d Co.,
290 bags rice; Yuen, Ling d Co., 100 bags
rice; f. f. Porter, SOS hides and>360 skins:
M.W. McChesney Il Son, 1876 hides and 225
skins; q. ". Macfarlane & Co.. ] ,159
empty kegs; W. c. Peacock x Co., 81 kegs
wine; LYMAN Bros, $50 bags rice; p G.
Camarinos, 50 boxes fruit: NJ RodriqueS,
1SS bnchS. bananas; J. Lewis. 100 bnchs.
bananas; c. I. Gulick, $40 bnchs bananas;
6. Lycurgus, 5lS bnchs. bananas: Camp
bell. Marshall q Co., LILO bnchs. bananas.
Foreign value, Sl0,315; domestic value,
about $129, 1916.
The schooner Olga left for San francisco.
January 10Th. with cargo shipped as fol-
lows: c. Brewer Il Co.. 1885 bags sugar:
Castle 4 Cooke, 1900 bags sugar: J. Lewis,
40 bnchs. bananas; f. A. Schaefer Il Co..
CHS bags sugar. Totals: tonnage, $50
tons; domestic value, $63, 1904.
The barkentlne Geo. c.. Perkins will 90 TO
hahului this Tuesday 10 load for San
Francisco. The Claudine tows her thither.
The administration of the Bureau yeri-
tas has just published the list of maritime
disasters reported during the month of
October, 1890, concerning all flags The
following are the statistical returns: Sail
ing VESSELS American, Argentine, .
Austrian. 81 British, Danish, Dutch, 3
French, 8 German 3 Italian . JaDanese
10 Norwegians, l Portuguese, Russian,
Spanish, 9 Swedish; total Ill, including
missing. Steamers-S British, , German.
Norwegian, 1 Portuguese, Spanish, l
Swedish; total "A, including l missing
\. Y. Maritime Register.
The bark Albert sailed on Saturday Jan
uary 18th, for San Francisco with 9, 466, 561
pounds sugar. The consigners were: q,
Hackfeld & Co.. ,604 bags sugar; NJ. S.
Grinbaum & Co., 4,151 bags sugar; C.
Bolte. 1925 bags sugar. Total: sugar,