The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
SHIPPING NOTES.

deg " from Antwerp Tor oregon reports
having blown away q suit OF sails three
days previous
The schooner Robert Levers sailed De
Cember S0th for san Francisco with 40
bsrs rice and - Cpl bags sugar, weighing
2.-S2 .sI4 pounds. The eonsIgners were;
II Hackfeld Il CO., .-lS5 bags sugar; {.
Bolte. $3.50 bags sugar, NJ. ). Grinbaum x
CO DOS bags sugar and ass bags rice. The
cargo was valued ST $l2l ,So2US.
The Hawaiian iron bSrQue Andrew
Weleh. Captain Morrison. arrived 1t sgd
new from San Francisco the early part OF
November.
The American bark VIII W. Case, Cap
tain Whalman. arrived December SOth, Is
DAYS from San Francisco with cargo of
general merchandise. Experienced nne
weather the whole passage. She brought
one thousand cases OF kerosene OIL The
Case is docked near the Oceanic Steam
ship Company's wharf.
The British iron bark Girvan, Captain
Angus. sailed on Tuesday Tor San Iran
cisco with the largest cargo OF sugar ever
shipped from this port during the past two
wears. VIZ. -. O5S pounds. The shippers
are: {. Brewer 4 Co.. SOP bags sugar; IA
Schaefer & Co.. 6716 bags sugar; Castle 4
Cooke, 4Slo bags sugar; TbeO. ID. Dawes
Il Co. 20.II7 bags sugar Total sugar,
81 50 bags; domestic value, Sl19,SS2.6S.
The new American bark Albert, under
command Of Captain !. {. NJ. Winding,
arrived Tuesday evening December 50. 10
DAYS from 81. Rosalie, and was moored IN
the stream. Capt. Winding was Tor many
wears II command OF the bark Forest
Queen. The Albert Is said 10 be flne
vessel, and her cabin Is marvel IN beauty
OF architectural design.
ETfN IN
Christmas Day.
H.M. :. Nymphe was a anchor al La
haius on Monday morning when the
steamer Hawaii passed that port
The bark Charles B. Kenny. on her way
TO san Francisco from Seattle with cargo
of coal. was struck by : storm December
18th. soon after leaving Cape Flattery, ana
had 3 perilouS time. Captain Johnson,
master 81 the vessel, was thrown under the
wheel and MS leg broken. The Kenny was
taken hack 10 Port Townsend. The bark
Ferris :. Thompson. Captain Howard.
bound for hahului, was IN the straits IN
tow Of the tug Mogul. The cyclone struck
the vessel brOadSide on and nearly threw
her on her beam ends. Her cargo OF lum-
Der shifted and she was unable 10 proceed
4 tug brought her back 10 Port Angeles,
where her cargo : being righJed.-.S. +.
Commercial News.
The British bark Girvan and the Amer
lean bsrkentlne W. II. Dimond sailed yes
terGsv with full CargoeS Of sugar for San
Francisco. They were the last sugar laden !
vessels to leave this port for san Francisco 1
last year. The barkentine Discovery will /
likely be the first vessel for this yeSr-
The steamer c. r. Bishops cargo from |
kOolau Yesterday consisted OF 9Se bags 1
paddy, 80 bags rice and % sacks taro.
The new twin screw steamship 70 be /
built Tor the Guion line BY the Fairfield 1
and Engineering Company |
viii. according 10 the cain O. Sir William |
Pearce. who l. chairman OF one company 4
and everything in the other, make the trip |
from Queenstown 10 New York IN i've /
days.
The new steel steamship Mackinaw, /
built 81 Bay CITY, Michigan. was taken 4
aparI 81 Buffalo and taken n TWO sections /
70 Montreal, il being impossible 70 pass I
her through the canals. There she was /
put together sgain. and brought safely 10 /
this city. She Is SIS feet long ana very 1
deep, being specially adapted Tor large i
freight cargOeS Her hold : 50 feet deep. 1
She Is built entirely Of steel. and has TWO /
steel maSJS.- y. \. Shipping List.
The bark c. D. Bryant, Captain jacobson,
arrived on the first day Of January, Il /
DAYS and hours from san Francisco. She 4
brings . full cargo Of general merchandise.
and decklOsd Of live stock consisting OF
horses Tor Mr. GOnSalveS and So pigs for 1
y eSSrS. Burke & Winston. The BRYANT 4
sailed from san Francisco IN company I
With the bark Electra Experienced strong 4
!. E. trades the ErSJ i've days
The san Francisco Merchants Exchange
received information December Is 70 the
Effect that the ship CarOndelet arrived 81
Port Gamble the day before from Sydney.
NS.W. She made the trip up in fOTIy-twO 4
lays, which well-known shipping men say
5 the fastest ever made BY any vessel from
sydney 10 Port Gamble
The Hawaiian bark Lady LampSoa has
been recently sold IN san Francisco, and 4
Vii be placed on the Sydney trade. Cap
-aIn F. .. SOdergren retires from her COM
nand-
The steamer ". q. Hall met H. n. 5.
Nymphe on Saturday ST heslekekUs bay,
HOns.and they proceeded together 10 Kau, |
rom which place the Nymphe sailed for
HilO.
The American bark Ceylon. Captain
Calhoun, arrived on Saturday morning -
iayS from Departure Bay. British Col
-mbia. She experienced 3 succession OF /
gales 70 latitude 3 deg. (. and thence 70 4
port hal trade winds accompanied by /
shOwery weather The bark J. c. Porter 4
wss 70 leave NanzinO with coal for this
port shortly after her. The Ceylon brings 4
about 90 tons Of coal for AeSSrs. Allen & /
Robinson. She VII begin 10 discharge her ,
largo this morning near the P NJ s. s.
Co. s wharf
A STORMY VOYAGE
4 New York dispstch saws: The ship /
Emily Reed. which arrived al the foot Of !
Court street, Erie basin. on Friday. had 4
very rough voyage around Cape Horn.
She left San Francisco in the latter part OF
August for Brazil. laden with wheat She 4
met with fair weather until she reached the 1
leighbOrhOOd Of the Horn. where heavy
gales and trade winds were encountered.
and for four DAYS the decks were washed 1
5v heavy seas. which broke over her
" hile Of the Falklsnds the waves stove in
the Geck-house and washed i overheard
SIX men and all the cooking utensils were
IN the GeckhOuSe- They were swept away 1
and lost. This lett only iOuT men 70 man
the ship. and the next morning Two more
men were washed overheard Captain
Sheldon stuck 10 MS post throughout the
storm. and finally the ship reached Rio.
where after GepOSiring her cargo, the cap
IsIn shipped : new crew and sailed for
Brooklyn IN ballast. The first mate reports
that the captain and what MS left Of the
rev suffered greatly from lack OF fire and
-OOd- The stove and everything belonging
70 the kitchen vas washed overheard
After : great deal Of rummsging al old
POI was found IN 3 forward locker, and
small stove which was II the captains
,a6in was put into use. and With this they
>9oke6 their meagre meal
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