The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-30
SHIPPING NoTEs.

The German bark J c. Glade, H. w
Hercksen, Commander, was towed into
port June odd, al days from Liverpool
She brought about 2l00 tons general freight
among which are 1000 tons oil light railway
irons. Sailed from Liverpool February 1st
and passed the Equator on the 35th day
out Rough weather was experienced tC
the River Rio de la Plata. Encountered
very heavy gales off the westward of Cape
Horn, lasting six days. Owing to the foul
condition of her bottom, from the Equator
the run to port was made in "a days
MeSsrs. II. Hackfeld Il Co. are the agents
OF the Glade.
The steamship Oceanic, w. NJ. Smith
Commander, took for Honkong on Sunday
morning, June DIST, ISL Chinese steerage
passengers-1S2 men, l woman, and 4 chill
dren. She had in transit from San Fran
| cisco 257 passengers.
The four-master Robert Levers brought
the following cargo from Port Townsend
poles, . spars, $500 pickets, 10000 laths
100000 w c shingles, and 901 600 feet n w
lumber.
The brigantine ". 6. Irwin, J f. Nc
Culloch, master, arrived June ODD, III
days from San Francisco. She had nothing
unusual to report. Had fair trades in the
first part of the passage, and light, battling
winds during the latter part.
The brigantine ConSuelo sailed from IA
hului for San Francisco June 18th. and the
schooner Anna on June 18th. Both vessels
took full cargoeS of sugar for the San Fran
cisco market.
Captains Snowden and Marston. of San
Francisco. will proceed TO England shortly
TO make arrangements and Superintend
the building OF two vessels for their firms
at San Francisco. Captain Snowden will
contract for a 2000-ton steamer for Alex.
Stewart, and Captain VIM. ii. Marston will
arrange for a bark for the owners of the
Hawaiian bark Andrew Wech.-New York
Maritime Register, May 81.
The Missionary vessel Morning Star will
soon be moved out in the stream, where
she will lie for an indefinite period very
likely for several months. Captain Gar
land has been granted one years leave of
absence, and will depart on the next Aus
tralia for his home in the East. A new
vessel to take up the Stars place will have
to be chartered from the Coast.
The steamer Kinau brought, on Wed
nesday, the following cargo: 322S bags
sugar, Is bales WOOL 30 bundles copper, 125
cases pineapples, 800 pkgs. hides, 2S5 bags
potatoes. 20 bags corn, It's pkgs. sundries.
and 20 pigs.
The American tern Lottie Carson, Capt.
Peltz, arrived on Tuesday evening, June
23d, about 20 days from Eureka, California,
with go, 900 feet lumber to Messrs. Allen &
Robinson. She left the terms Eva and
Emma Claudina at Eureka, loading lum-
Der for this port, and were ready to leave
within ten days.
The tve-master Loais arrived at MANU-
kona, Hawaii. June 22d. nearly six days
from Honolulu.
The barkentine S, n. Castle took to San
Francisco. June 18th, 249 barrels molasses,
IA PIG bags Il !l6,S4S lbs.) sugar, valued at
45.369.6S. The shippers were F. A.
Shaefer & Co., 1909 bags sugar; C. Brewer
d Co., 3077 bags sugar; Castle Il Cooke.
$50 bags sugar; T. II. Davies & Co. $780,
Total value, SAG, 120.6S.
While the steamer Waimanalo was
steaming out of the harbor on Saturday
morning on her way for Waianae, she ran