The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The balance of Hawaii's sugar is
stored in the O : 5 Co.'S warehouse.
Two surf boats for the Inter-Island
Navigation Co will arrive by the brisan
tine Consuelo.
The barkentine S G Wilder sailed for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. She took 1894 bags sugar
valued at $SS ,45l ,3S, from the following
shippers: f A Schaefer & Co, 1854 bags
sugar; Theo II Davies & Co 1898 bags
sugar; G Brewer & Co, 37S7 bags sugar;
Castle & Cooke, 6730 bags sugar.
The bark w w ase received sugar
from the lot that came by the steamer
Claudine, as also the Z ID Bryant.
The bark Coryphene received sugar
yesterday from the lot that came by the
steamer Mikahala.
The foreign departures yesterday
were the brigantine VIM G IT.
win and barkentne : G Wilder, and r
M 5 S Mariposa for the Colonies,
The outgoing steamers and schooners
for yesterday were: Jas Makee for
Kauai, Kaala for Kauai, Waialeale for
Hamakua, A Cummins for koolau, ka
Moi for Koholalele. Moi N Anime for
Kauai, and Liholiho for Lahaina.
Steamers Kinau for Maui and Hawaii,
Claudine for Maui. Mikahala for Kauai.
Hawaii for Honomu and Hakalau, schrs
Kawailani. willie Morris and Sarah e.
Eliza for Koolau, Mary Foster for
Kauai left to-day.
The ) s Australia leaves San Francisco
Tuesday, Jan q.
The foreign vessels in port at the pre-
sent date are: barhs, barkentine, 2
men of war and | schooner,
The bark Ceylon is now locked at the
old Custom house wharf.
The steamer Mikahala will take only
Nawiliwili passengers to-day Freights
90 by the steamer kaimloa Tomorrow
The barkentine Geo G Perkins is dock
ed'at the p NJ S 5 wharf.
Part of Hilauea Hou's sugar is stored
in the o 5 5 COS warehouse.
The bark w w Case is locked at the
p NJ S wharf.
The Hawaiian bark w B Godfrey,
Captain Dabel, which sailed for San
Francisco Dec l, 1890, made the passage
from port to port in II days. She was
sold at San Francisco to Mr. j j
Moore previous to her sailing for Homo
lulu. he following is the account Of
her sale and her future destination:
w men tne llaWallaN DARK w b tIOu1rey
arrived here (San Francisco on the 18th
ult, it was stated that she would be turn
ed over TO her new owner,J j Moore, who
purchased her previous to her sailing from
here. She has been turned over and
will sail tomorrow, Jan 10, for Mel
bourne di, ect in the Australian Dispatch
Line, carrying freight and passeng rs.
She will be commanded by Captain
Charles Davis, who, it is reported, owns
one-fourlh interest in the vessel Cap
tain Davis is one of the best known ship
masters on the coast. The last vessel he
commanded was the California and he
was on her for six years. Before that he
was master of he Henry Buck and other
well known coasting vessels. He has
been long in the Australian trade. and as
one old skipper said yesterday, 'he can
find his way down to the Colonies ind
folded"
The Godfrey is a splendid vessel, built
of teak and copper fastened, and is about
90 years Old she was formerly the Brit
ish ship Min and was noted us speedy
tea clipper. AS such she made the quick
est passage on record from Hong Kong
to London. She will take from here a
cargo of redwood, sugar pine and spruce.
Besides the Godfrey i j Moore owns the
Lady Lampson, and will soon quit char
tering vessels and run his own fleet.
The Br bk VIM lie Lacheur sailed for
Hong Kong this afternoon, with 10 men,
women, and children, Chinese pas
sengers.