The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala, Captain
Smith, left San Francisco April 23d for
Tacoma.
The four-master Salvador Is al hahului
waiting for sugar.
Tho steamer Claudine toved out the
British four-master Omeo from the port OF
kahului on Saturday. May 9Th, the latter
having on board 1 ,250 tons Of sugar for
San Francisco.
The American barkertine Planter, Cap
tain Dow, arrived II Port Ludlow from
Honolulu on May Isl. She Is 10 load lum-
Der for this port.
The bark Alden BeSse, Captain Friis,
sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu
May 81.
There have been no arrivals at san
Francisco from this Kingdom since our
last adyiceS by the steamship Monowai on
the lst inst.
The schooner Mary E. Foster sailed May
18th for LaySan Island.
The American tern Mary Dodge sailed
from Eureka with q cargo OF lumber for
this port on May 1st. She Is due next
week.
The German steamer PemptoS arrived ar
Astoria on May 9Th with immigrants from
Japan via Honolulu and San Francisco.
One OF the assistant engineers was arrested
before leaving San Francisco, charged with
bribing the customs officer to allow him to
land eight japanese women.
The bark 5. c. Allen, Captain 7. Thomp-
son, arrived May 18th, nearly Is DAYS from
San Francisco with general merchandise
The steamer Kinau arrived on Wednes-
day morning from Maui and Hawaii with
the following cargo: One horse. 1l6 sheep,
50 pigs, 80 bags potatoes, IS0 bundles
hides, 10 packages SunCTIeS. and 1850
bags sugar. Reports splendid weather
along the Hamakua coast.
The steamer Kinau towed out to sea
from the port OF HiIo. the American bark
entlne Amelia, Captain D. T. Ward, with
a full cargo OF sugar for san Francisco on
May Sth.
The American bark Richard 4. Ham,
Captain Cove, sailed on May 18th in bal
last tor Port Townsend.
The steamer Lehua arrived on Wednes-
day With 2,I50 bags sugar from Honomu
for the bark Forest Queen. and 80 head
cattle from hawaihae.
The little iron tug Alice OF Hilo went
ashore on the beach at Waiakea on Mon
day. May 4th, and became = total wreck.
Il was this tug. together with the kinau,
that attempted to get the bark c. o. Whit
more off the beach at Hilo recently. The
wreck has been sold at auction for Sl25 20
Mr.. Wilson Of Hilo.
The bark ColuSa with I.7S5 tons coal.
and the tern Carrier Dove with 1916 tons
coal, are 60 and 50 days cut respectively
from Newcastle. New South Wales. for
Honolulu. Their arrival Is daily ex-
pected.
The kukaiau mill recommended grind
ing sugar last Tuesday, and the Honokaa
mill Will start next Monday.
The American barkent;ne Discovery.
Captain D. Mcneil, arrived on Friday
morning, May 18th. nearly 1917 DAYS from
San Francisco with about 1000 tons gen
eral merchandise. Experienced light winds
the entire trip. The Discovery Is dis
charging near the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's wharf.
The steamer Lehua took 20 head cattle
TO kalaupapa, Molokai, on Friday
The steamer Iwalani brought l SIS bags
sugar from Hamakua May 18th.
The steamer James Makee arrived from
Kappa on Friday with $3.50 bags sugar.
The bark Forest Queen sailed Nav 18th
for San Francisco She carried away from
this port Il al bags sugar weighing l .699.-
967 pounds. valued at S46.i27. The ship
perS were: Castle 4 Cooke. 2.lSO bags
sugar; c. Brewer & Co., $500 bags sugar:
Theo- H. Davies 4 Co., S,l59 bags sugar.