The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-10
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Hawaiian bark Andrew Welch
sailed March 1st for San Francisco with
26276 bags (3,156,59S pOunds) sugar. valued
at Sl43, 1906. The shippers were: f. A.
Schaefer & Co., l, 450 bags sugar; Theo. H.
Davies 81 Co., go bags sugar; Castle 81
Cooke, $3.50 bags sugar; c. Brewer & Co.,
1l,l66 bags sugar.
Captain J. a. King will take temporary
charge of the steamer kinau this trip.
Captain J. C. Lorenzen, late of the
steamer Klnau, assumed his new duties as
one of the pilots of this harbOr Monday
March ..
The schooner J. NJ. Weatherwax, which
arrived at Kahului February Goth. was
20 days from San Francisco She will load
sugar for San Francisco.
The American bark Forest Queen, Capt.
r. Nelson, sailed March I'd for San Fran
cisco with 12,515 bags sugar, weighing
1,GS3 $50 pounds, valued at $75, 453. 80.
Castle d Cooke shipped 100 bags sugar,
and the balance were shipped by c. Brewer
& Co.
Five whaling vessels appeared off port
March ID They were all from San Fran
cisco. The captains of some of them ar
rived on the steamship Australia.
The German iron bark Charlotte. Cap
tain BohndOTf was lowed out TO sea March
3rd. She had on board for San Francisco
80, 072 bags sugar, which weighed 4,1S2, 73S
pounds. Her cargo was valued at $685.
916SS. II. Hackfeld q Co. shipped by her
27,66S bags sugar, and NJ. s. Grinbaum q
Co., 5 ,404 bags sugar.
The United States cruiser Charleston,
which sailed from here February 18th at /
D. m, was passed by the steamship Aus
tralia February % at 9:36 p. m, and prob
ably arrived in San Francisco on the
evening OF the following day, about eight
DAYS from Honolulu.
The whaling bark Mars has about 80
barrels of sperm oil on board.
The British steamship Elton, L. 46 tons
register, is expected at this port from Ma
naimo, British Columbia, about the latter
end OF this month with coal for the Oceanic
steamship Company. She will carry sugar
from here to San Francisco.
The machinery that arrived by the
bark Charlotte for the new sugar mill at
Holualoa, Roma, Hawaii, Is still lying at
the Esplanade.
The bark S. C. Allen sailed March 9Th
for San Francisco with I9 .239 bags q. 1888
tons) sugar, valued at $I02 .419.i4 The
shippers were: f. a. Schaefer & Co., 6,69S
bags sugar; Castle d Cooke, 5,5O2 bags
sugar; c. Brewer & Co., 1898 bags sugar.
The barkentine Discovery sailed March
dh for San Francisco with II 1886 bags
sugar. shipped by Messrs. H. Hackfeld &
Co The cargo was valued at S59,675.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived on Fri
day afternoon from Maui and Hawaii with
50 bags coffee, 291 bags ava, 24S hides, 26
head cattle and 90 pkgS. sundries and 6237
bags sugar.
The ship Exporter. after waiting nine
days in the stream for wharf to unload
her LOO tons coal, was locked near the
P. NJ. 5. S. Co.'S wharf Friday morning.
The bark Sonoma is still in the stream
waiting for berth to discharge.
1t is claimed that the bark S. c. Allen.
which sailed for San Francisco March 18th,
took on board nearly !, 200 tons sugar in
about eighteen hours, which is very quick
work.
The steamer Claudine brought from
Maui on Sunday 10,4S1 sacks sugar, 1S5
sacks rice, 60 sacks corn, 100 hides. 95
pkgs. sundries, 5 hogs and l horse. The
Claudlne'S cargo was all discharged on
Sunday. She left again on Monday after