The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-28
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The German BARK Orient t+jl tons regis
TER. Captain l.. r Gontard, was dOcked
1t the Old Custom House wharf, Uly 30th,
sayeuty-One GavS from hOugkOng. with =
general cargo consigned to Hop Guel Co
Sailed from HOnskOug May lGth. On June
4th. while of the Japan coast, she encOuu-
tered terrific gale, several SUIT OF sails
II % 40 degrees at the height Of the storm.
Thence experienced light winds, the most
prevalent being east winds. She brought
twenty-nSne Chinese passengers Tor this
port, 16 men, women ana II children.
The Orient viii leave for HOngkong in
about three weeks.
The Peruvian bark Japan. from Hong
kong. arrived off port on Wednesday
night, having made the passage in about
seyenty-Seyeu days. Sue brings 4 general
cargo to Wing We Chan Il Co.
The tern Oce4nia Vance, Captain Ander-
son, sailed in oallast for Port Townsend,
July 2d.
The new freight cars Tor the o. r. & L.
Co, which came By the bark J. D. Brewer
we're taken TO the company'S depot in one
OF their large ScowS on Wednesday.
The Hawaiian iron bark Andrew WEIGH
$50 tons, Captain Morrison, has been char
tered bv ]. ". Grace * Co., OF San Fran
cisco, To load grain at that port for Iqui-
que The British steamer HoUGSlOT left
san Francisco during the early part OF the
month with 400 tons provisions for the
same place. Several other vessels have
been chartered and some OF them VIII sail
during the month.
Honolulu harbor Is now favored with the
presence OF two vessels flying the Gillian
and Peruvian cOlOrS-
The Boston bark John d. Brewer dis
PLAYED her ensign on Thursday in honor CT
the arrival OF the ship PactOlus OF Boston,
while the bark Orient had hers flying as
token OF welcome 10 the bark Japan.
The bark Forest Queen took to San
Francisco. July sd. II, 126 bags Il .655, 1877
pounds sugar, valued at S47O60-I7. The
conSisnerS were: Castle & Cooke, iS9; u.
S. Grinbaun L Co., I.6lS; Il. Haekfeld 4
Co.. 1900; F. a. Schaefer * Co, $40; {.
Brewer & Co. :, 40S: and Theo. H. Davies
< Co.. 6.0S2-
TIE Peruvian bark Japan, OF CaIlaO,
Captain NJ. Yanels, was berthed near the
Fish Market on Thursday morning. July
sd, Seyeaty-seyen days from HOngkoug
with Z cargo Of general merchandise con-
signed to Wing No Chan 20. She brought
twenty Chinese passengers, Is men ana
women. The captain reported strong
gales inside OF FOrmOSa in the China seas
I'll ZIG C1SkC4L NlG>t u I1K1ll- TIE Japan
experienced strong eaSIeriy winds accom-
panied by foggy and cold weather. the
barometer registering $3.50 degrees When
the chilly weather disappeared, Gains set
in lasting almost the rest Of the voyage
The japan will leave for Humboldt Bay,
California, after getting out al her cargo.
The Lkelike brought the following cargo
from Maui on Sunday; ,155 sacks sugar,
% sacks pOtaioeS, 10 sacks tarO, p hides,
SO hogs. 50 head cattle and l34 pkgs. sun
dries.
The bark J. D. Brewer sailed on Satur-
day. July 18th, for Iloilo. Philippine Isl
anus.
The steamer Mikahala brought $50 bags
sugar and 90 bags rice on Sunday from
Kauai.
The steamer Mokoiii brought 1l5 bags
sugar and 120 sheep from Molokai and
Lanai on Sunday morning.
The Kinau brought on Saturday the fol-
lowing cargo: 100 bags sugar, lis head
cattle, 60 pigs, , horses, % bdlS. hides, 81
bags potatoes, 46 bags corn, 46 boxes pine
apples, and 215 pkgs- sundries.
The bark Harvester arrived st Hilo July
18th with general cargofrOm San Francisco.
LATEST SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWS.
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