The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Norwegian ship Georgina, Captain
W. Stanley. arrived June Sth, 81 days from
Newcastle, New South Wales, with l,524
tons coal. She is at anchor in the stream
on the Eva side of the Norwegian ship
Haugesund, which arrived on Saturday
with $40 tons coal from Newcastle for
Messrs H. Hackfeld q Co.
The bark Newsboy arrived az Kahului
last week with l, 010 tons coal. She sailed
from Newcastle. New South Wales, April
18th.
The shippers of cargo per barkentine 5.
G. Wilder for San Francisco, June 9th,
we're: G. Brewer q Co., 2,650 bags sugar;
Castle & Cooke, sob bags sugar; Theo. II.
Davies & Co.. 2,l91 bags sugar; +. a.
Schaefer & Co., 3,797 bags sugar. Total
is, III bags q ,020.2S tons) sugar, valued at
$50 ,S27.34.
The American barkentine hhki5at. r. D.
Cutler. master sailed from Port Townsend
May 10Th. Had Il good run and fine
weather to lat. 80 deg. "a min. N, and
long. 147 deg 06 min. w; thence to lat.
26 deg. 06 min, long. 154 deg. 81 min, ex-
perienced light battling winds, Gains and
heavy rains From there to port, had
moderate Z. and L. S. K. winds and pleas
ant weather. On May Odd, In Lat. 40 deg.
AZ min. and long. 1873 deg. 50 min, saw
large four-masted steamer steering about
w. S. w. On June I'd. in lat. 81 deg. 81
min. and long. 154 deg. IA min, spoke the
Hawaiian iron bark Andrew WEIGH, seven
DAYS out from Honolulu with q sugar cargo
for San Francisco. Captain Morrison re-
ported having had \. w. winds since leav-
ing Honolulu. All well. The Klikitat
brings lumber cargo for Messrs. Wilder
| Il Co.
The schooner Mary E. Foster left on
June 9th for Laysan Island.
The steamer w. G. Hall brought on
Tuesday the following cargo: 80 cases
kerosene oil, 1867 bags sugar, u bags ava
10 bags coffee, q hides. % head cattle and
SO packages sUndries.
The British four-masted bark 0meo ar
rived from Kahulul yesterday with sugar
and a disabled captain. Captain William
son was cleaning out his revolver while the
| 0meo was coming III through the heads,
and he accidentally sent a ball through his
left wrist ;. +. Chronicle, June >.
The steamer Kinau brought from wind
ward ports June 1lth. , l64 bags sugar, Al
cases pine apples, horse, 80 green hides
2i0 bags potatoes, IS bags corn, 80 pigs and
$50 pkgS. sundries.
The oarkentine v. II. DimOnd came off
from the Marine Railgay Wednesday after
noon.
The steamer James Makee came in from
Kaum on Thursday with 1850 bags sugar.
The bark Martha Davis sailed from New
York FOR Honolulu on May 18th
The tern Reporter was towed out of
Hilo by the steamer hinau last Tuesday
June 8, having a sugar cargo on board for
San Francisco.
The steamer Kinau was hauled on the
MaffnR Railway ErsSorr r., hox-a har
bottom cleaned and re-pauted.
The schooner Mary Dodge arrived at
Mahukona. Hawaii, on Friday, June 5,
2is days from Honolulu. Last Tuesday
June 9, She left with n cargo of sugar for
San Francisco.
The Hawaiian steel bark Foohng Suey.
J Al. Bearse, master, left June 10 in bal
last for Galeta Buenta Chile.
The steamer kaala brought on Thurs
day evening from Waialua 700 bags sugar
and 90 bags paddy.
The barkentine klikitat and Chilean ship
Georglna are still at anchor in the stream
with their cargoes undiScharged.
The ship Centennial and tiye-master
Louis will get out all their coal in q few
days.
The British bark Callao is about 100 DAYS
out from Liverpool Tor this port.
The Claudiue brought LAG sacks sugar.
III sacks potatoes, 30 hogs, SO sacks taro,
lO2 pkgS. SundrieS.
The steamer Lehua takes 80 head cattle
for Kalawao, Molokai this afternoon.
The steamer Mikahala brought on sun
day l $50 bags sugar and 90 bags rice from
Kauai
The tiye-master Louis is at the o. r. 4
L. Co. ; wharf receiving stone ballast.
The barkentine ). n. Castle and bark
Albert arrived on Saturday, IA and iC DAYS
respectively from San Francisco. The
Castle was docked at Brewers wharf. and