The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-15
>aIPPING MITES


Glasgow, with $50 tons general merchan-
disc, ,221 tons OF which are machinery Tor
the new MSkSweh plantation on Kauai
Among the machinery are two l4-tou, four
S-tou and two 9-ton boilers. Sailed from
GLASGOW May and crossed the equator on
the 9th day out. The Horn was passed
on July y and the line in the Pacific on
August 10. A little rough weather Was
had of the meridian OF Cape Horn, but,
taken altogether, the yOy&ge had been
somewhat too ine. On July 70, IN south
latitude, signalled the British bark Lochee
from NewcaStie-On-Tyne bound Tor san
Francisco. The Strathblane viii leave Tor
Portland, Oregon, after unloading her
CARO- for this port. She ! now dtSChaFgiug
at Fort Street wharf
The bark MelrOse came OF the Marine
Railway on Tuesday. She LETT the same
day N ballast for the sound
The steamship Zealandia sailed for San
Francisco September ). tSking 79io bags
OF sugar shipped by W. u. Irwin & Co.,
and 2.ST7 lunches OF bananas exported 0y
Campbell, Marshall < Co. SuadrieS: $50
5a = rice. 4 boxes fruit and - bundles
sugar csue. Domestic value, S44-255
Captain J. Phillips. iayorably known
among seafaring men OF this port. i now
chief officer OF the British bark Lancetield.
The tern Eva vas d41y expected 1t Eu-
reka from these islands when the Msry
Dodge sailed for Honolulu.
The 0rigantine ". G.. Irwin landed
large steam winch Tor Paauhau. HamakGa,
hawaii. At the .. :. :. Cos. dock on
wednesday.
The British bark Lanceield was locked
near the y. : ;. Cos. wharf on Tuesday
night. and on Wednesday the men began
unloGding portion OF her cargo OF wheat
70 tighten the vessel. IN order to discover
the defective part where the leak Is. Prob
ably about $40 tons will have TO De dis
charged before the leaking place is found
out, after which she will be removed 10
more commOdiOus quarters for repairs
2 The American three-masted schooner
Mary Dodge. Captain J. I. Gallop. Was
beTthed near the D. 5. :. Cos. wharf Sep
TENDER 9, about tweniy-Seyen days from
Eureka, Cal. with 1895 redwood ties,
S45 900 redwood shingles, consigned to
Levers s. Cooke, and Sundry- packages OF
OF merchandise to several parties. She had
light winds and clear weather the entire
trip This week she will leave for MANU-
kOna. Hawaii, 20 load sugar for San Frau
cisco.
The bark Matilda, GaplSin SweiISon, ar
rived on Wednesday evening about six
O'Clock, 81 days from Port Townsend with
a cargo OF lumber TO MesSrS. Allen & Rob
inSOn.
The bark Matilda. which arrived from
Port BlakeIey on Septenbers, brought the
following cargo OF lumner 70 MesSrS. Allen
s Robinson; 631 ,0S9 feet rough lumber,
81 go feet I. and e. lumber. 50lt N Iaths.
rs 81 shingles, and spars.
The bark Helen W Alny sailed Septem-
Der 10 FOR Butaritari
The little iron tug Alice, having com
pleted overhauling and repairing, was sent
over 10 the Q. r. & L. Cos. wharf the other
day. where she Is now having iron decks
built. She viii soon De taken down 20
Pear HarbOr.
The steamer PeIe leaves Al noon to-day,
Tor Han2pepe. with u cargo OF redwood ties.
ex tern Mary Dodge.
The steamer James Makee brought from
Kauai, September II. Two hundred bags Of
rice and % bags OF rice bran.
The steamer ". G. Hall arrived from
Maui and Hawaii ST ; 80 clock on Friday
afternoon. She brought the following
cargo: 5,Si6 bags sugar. PA bags ava l.
bags coffee. % head of cattle, II packages
hides, and 5 packages Sundrie>-
The ship Strathblane went over To the o.
L. & L. Cos. wharf on Friday. to land
about 10 tons OF machinery
The American iron bark Annie Johnson.
Captain Miller. ssiled on Friday. Septeu-
Der Il. for Nsnainlo. British Columbia.
She went sWay IA ballast.
The schooner IA Haze Hawaii brought
scout ~ bags ii rice from hOolau. Se2ten
Der IL
The steamer LehUa arrived on Friday
morning from Hzmakua. ia NUu. Maui.
with 81 head os cattle and 10 calves from
the latter place she lost one Of her an
ehOrs Wide attempting TO recover her two
coats, which went down with iT0rl rails on
board
The steamer IAkeiike brought on sunday
.0i0 sacks sugar. = sacks corn. Is cords
WOOD $50 h.de-. 81 sack. 5aTO- aTd l25
psgs. >1ndneS.
The american clipper oarkeutine
2 aRssr Z. A Dos. master. z-rived on
Saturday morning. September - h. alter
i eccu passage Of J5lz days from san
Francisco. She had light winds and 200
ine weather al the way from San Fran
cisco 20 Honolulu Size brought about
!. 100 tons Of general merchandise. three
seveuths II which we're o. deck stored in
two->tory temporary wooden structure
The Planter has been berfhed al Brewers
wharf
The acxt sailing vessel 10 leave San
T rancIsrO Cor Honolulu after the Planter
wa the bark Forest Queen She. however.
aad not commenced loading when the
Painter LETT
Tee HaEaiiaH bark Hope sailed from
Sydnsy for NeEeastle on August 10th, and
the steamship MonOEzi arrived AZ Sydney
iTOm Honolulu August 2lSt-
The steamer Mikahala brought on sun
day from Saaai 70 bags rice, 6J6 bags
sug1r. - tsies. 81 bags peanuts. and I
COW.
The steamer I~aIani brought Lbs bags
sugar from HaulsklIa on sunday NOM
ing.
The 5aEze1tine Mary Winkelman. Cap
tain NiSSen- arrived At EahuIui. Mani. on
the 3d instant. q days from Port Town
send vith 6t9tO9 feet lumber for the Ka-
h1iuI Railroad Co. Captain Sissen was
passenger 70 Honolulu BY the steamer
likeilke On Sunday
The barkentine Klikirar, Captain z D.
Cutler, arrived On Sunday morning. Sep