The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamship Zealandia carried the fol-
lowing cargo for San Francisco, March .:
81. O9S bags sugar, weighing 4.25l,6
pounds. 2.74S punches bananas and % boxes
fruits. The cargo was valued at Sl9S ,5SO-S5.
She viii get in san Francisco about the
3gth inst. the same day as the Sussex is
intended TO arrive there. The HounSlow
and Eton viii reach San francisco day
or two ahead OF her. The shippers were:
H. A Widemann. $50 bags sugar; w q.
Irwin & Co. l6.IIg bags sugar: N :.
Grinbaum & Co. 3 .e35 bags sugar; Castle
& Cooke. 0.351 bags sugar; q. Lycurgu.,
Dos punches bananas; Campbell, Marshall
& Co. , zSS bags sugar. Sundries: 1855
bags sugar. - bcls. bananas. = cases
effects and . boxes fruits.
Several Of the wives OF whaling captains
who have already gone north returned 10
their homes by the steamship Ze2landia on
March sd.
Captains P. DabeI. Il. Staples and W.
NstsOn left on Monday Tor san Francisco
BY the steamship Zealandia.
The whaling bark Horatio was flying her
flag at half mast March 23d. out OF respect
to the memory OF the late Captain D. B.
Adams.
The tern Allen 4. left on Sunday, March
-. in ballast for Eureka.
The whaling bark Horatio was locked at
the kinau wharf March oath TO land her
oil.
The whaling schooner Alton arrived
March oath from San Francisco.
The schooner Mary E. Foster will leave
for L2vsen Island about April LIST. next.
She will take railroad materials, and will
come back with cargo Of guano. Captain
H. H Berry viii command the Mary E.
Foster on this expedition.
The bark c. o. Wh1tmore sailed We'd
nesday evening, March p, for Hilo, Ha-
wall
The new bark Albert went on the Marine
Railway on Thursday morning. Several
shippers went over TO look at her bottom.
Nothing but praise Of her excellent finish
and superior model fell from their lips.
The tern John G. North left March 10Th
for Mahukona.
The barkentine W. Il Dinond. Z. 2.
Drew, commander. arrived at o. m,
March 18th IS days from San Francisco,
with 700 tons miscellaneous merchandise.
She also brought > mules and 20 horses for
H. Nathan. They are a splendid lot OF
animals. Dr.. o. Brock Y. S, who came
down BY her as passenger. took pleasure
caring them during the voyage. None OF
the animals died and not a single one sick.
The ". II. DimOud had splendid weather
all the way to port.
The American bark c. d. Bryant. Cap
tain J. II. jacobsen, arrived on Thursday.
March 26.h, 161z days from San Francisco,
with nearly 100 tons general merchaud-
ise, and a deck load OF 800 pigs for E. c.
Winston, horses for Mr.. GonSalyes and
horses for J O'ConnOr. The Eva Planta-
ton received two heavy 5-ton pumps by
her. After leaving San Francisco and for
the first week. :. ". and W. winds set in,
taking her a. Tar as us deg. W. and 26 deg.
y. Thence, took the northeast trades,
lasting 10 port. The run from there to
port was accomplished in ten days,and the
entire distance Travelled By theC.D BRYANT
since leaving san Francisco was 1854
| miles. From lis deg. w. 10 Honolulu.
fine weather and very smooth seas. the
ike OF which Captain Jacobsen never be-
| fore experienced, were had. The c. D.
Bryant is locked at Brewers wharf.
The barkentine ". 4. Dimond went to
san Francisco on her last trip in u DAYS.
making the round trip in 30 days, which
viii stand as the quickest on record until
some swifter vessel will lower it. Captain
E. 2. Drew Is justly proud OF this remark
able performance.
The steamer W. G. Hall, Captain Free
man, arrived on Friday afternoon from
Maui and Hawaii with 3 hides, 81 bags
coffee, 26I bags ava and 5,6T7 bags sugar.
The British bark Velocity, Captain r.
Martin. arrived on Friday morning. March
9th, 80 days from Hongkong with 700 tons
Chinese merchandise. consigned to Nee
Fong Co. She brought 81 Chinese passen-
gers. OF them being women. Captain
Martin reported having encountered heavy
northeast gales liz the China Sea during
the first . days; thence TO port. had fair
weather. Messrs. See Wo Hing Co. re-
ceived by her about twenty-five different
varieties OF most beautiful and rare flowers
from the FIoWery Kingdom" The room
in which these sweet flowers were kept was