The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-14
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kinau took on Tuesday to Hawaii
thirty-six of the newly arrived japanese
immigrants. They were shipped as follows
Union Mill, 20 men and women; K. r.
Hind, men and women.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder, T. H.
Grifiths, commander arrived at San Fran
cisco June Goth, 20 days hence.
The German bark IL. Hackfeld was
spoken on May 4th in lat 5 deg. s., and
long q deg. w. She is probably on this
side of the Horn now on her way from
Liverpool for Honolulu.
The British barque Girvan arrived at
Queenstown June oath from Honolulu via
San Francisco.
The Norwegian ship Haguesund sailed
July Sth in ballast for Port Townsend.
The American three-masted schooner
Oceania Vance came in Wednesday morn
ing, July Sth, about 81 days from New
castle, \. S. w, with 6SS tons coal to
ships account. She IS now lying out in the
stream.
The banks Hope and Woollahra arrived
At Sydney from Port Blakely prior to June
26th.
The steam barkentine Morning Star,
Captain Duncan. sailed July 9th in ballast
for san Francisco.
The steamer Waimaualo ana schooner
Kawailani were hauled upon the Marine
Railway on Thursday.
Several rollers and two steam plowS for
Kilauea, Kauai, were landed from the Ger
man bark ]. c. Glade on Thursday.
The American bark Harriet q. Johnson,
Captain Colby, from New York for Homo
lulu, put into Boston June 8, for repairs
yesterday and reported June l, lat. 40,
long. II, was in collision with British bark
Merritt, Captain Johnson, of and for ST.
Johns \. B., from Philadelphia with coal.
The Merritt'S crew at first abandoned the
bark, but subsequently returned to her,
finding her not SO badly damaged rs they
thought. When the fog cleared the Mer-
rift was deserted about seven miles distant,
steering y. +. with maintopmaSt gone and
to9royal yard hanging broken. What
other injury she sustained besides crushed
bulwarks could not be diScerned. The ii.
G. Johnson lost bowSprit and headgear.
She was still IN port June lin. y. Mar.
Register.
The steamer w. c. Hall arrived on Fri
day from Maui and Hawaii with 3,002 bags
sugar, l56 bags ava, bags coffee, 81 head
cattle and 81 pkgS. sundries.
The steamer o. CumminS arrived from
koolau on Friday night with 1900 bags
sugar.
The steamer Mikahala brought on Sun
day 2,05l sacks sugar, "a sacks potatoes,
IS hides, horses, los packages sundrieS,
IS hogs and so head cattle.
The Robert Levers. Kiikitat. and Emma
Claudina all left IN ballast on Saturday,
July nth, the first two for the Sound. and
the latter for Fanning's Island.
The Hawaiian schooner Mary E. Foster,
g..
morning, July 18th, 10 days from Laysan
Island with 100 tons of guano for the
North Pacific p. q Eco. of which MeSsrs.
II. Hackfeld q Co., are the Honolulu
agents. First y days, light airs and
Gains; thence 10 port, light E. \. e. to Z.
5. Z. winds. Captain Berry reported that
Governor Freeth and his men were all
well. Mr.. Berry brought another lot of
Laysan lslaud canaries, many of which
having been already sold for dollar each.
Mr.. Andrews, the mate, gave the follow
ing brief report concerning the schooner
KoalokaIs Shaking cruise: The schooner
Kaalokai, Captain Walker, arrived at Lay
san Island on June 18th, from Honolulu
via Ocean Island, etc, having on board
tons OF shark fins and 800 barrels Of shark
oil. She was to leave that island on June
9th, for LisiansEy and Midway islands,
and is expected 10 reach Honolulu on or
about August 22d. Captain Walker has
had a successful cruise so far, but he hopes
to ill all the remaining barrels with oil
before returning to Honolulu. Mr.. Palm
er, the naturalist who accompanied Cap
tain Walker, was the guest of Gov. Freeth
while at Laysan Island, and through Mr.
Freeth's help, he obtained several rare
varieties OF Laysan Island birds.
LATEST SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivas-June IS. blk. C. D. Bryant, %
days from Honolulu; June Is. bk. Andrew
WEIGH, % days from Honolulu, bgnte
Lurline, Is days from Hilo, schr. Salvador,
20 days from kahului; June 10. bk. s. c.
Allen. II days from Honolulu; June %,
,chr. John G. North, II days from MANU-
zona, o. S. S. Zealandia, days from
Honolulu.
Projected DepaTtures-July II, 5. S.
Australia for Honolulu; Aug. IL, 5. s. |
lily of Peking for Honolulu and China;
,k. Ceylon for Honolulu; bkt Discovery |
or Honolulu; brig LuTline for Honolulu; |
Tx Harvester for HilO.
PoRr ANGELES 10. arrived, ship |
Wy from Honolulu.
AUcKLAND-June 18th, arrived s. S. Ala
media from HOnolr1lu