The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-24

anv of the coasting steamers. Her cargo
comprised as follows: l4,ViU bags 900
tonse sugar. 124 sheep, 10 pigs, SO packages
S;des 9sl haas potatoes and 440 packages
snndries She will sail on Tuesday after
noon.
The Oceanic Company's brigantine John
n Snreckels arrived at Kahului, Maui,
March 18th. Ia DAYS from San Francisco.
The barkentine Eureka, which arrived
March 18th. "A days from Eureka, brought
OF ASS feet lumber and 232 NJ shingles for
Messrs. Levers Il Cooke.
The barkentine Klikitat, Captain r. D.
CutIer. arrived. March 18th from Port
Townsend with cargo of lumber. She is
anchored in the stream
The British steamship Sussex, Captain
u = Holt. sails this afternoon for San
francisco with $500 tons sugar, and 900
tons coal and rice in transit from Kobe,
Japan.
The British steel steamship Eton, Cap
tain Newcomb, which sailed March 18th
for San Francisco, took 4,2921S tons sugar,
stunned as follows: NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co.,
| . 0I6 bags sugar; Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
2 5O4 bags sugar; F. a. Schaefer & Co.,
6 162 bags sugar; Castle & Cooke 8 ,029 bags
sngar. 6. Brewer d Co.. 10,755 bags sugar;
n Hackfeld & Co., 1902 bags sugar.
Total, Il ,I9S bags (S,5S5,372 lbs.) sugar;
domestic value, 1913 06S.46.
The tern John G. North, Captain Ipsen,
arrived March 18th, q days from San
! Francisco, with a cargo of general mer-
chandise. She brought 800 pigs for w.
McCandless. After unloading portion OF
her cargo, she will leave for MahukonG,
probably next Wednesday, to finish I'M
| loading. From there she will take sugar
| to San Francisco.
| The British steamship Sussex, Captain
F. III. Holt, sailed March goth for San
Francisco. She is expected to arrive at
| San Francisco between the 29th and Both
| inst. The shippers of her cargo were:
| NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co., 2,537 bags sugar;
| z. A. Schaefer & Co., 3.704 bags sugar;
| Theo. H. Davis Il Co., 5,23S bags sugar;
| H. Hackfeid < Co., 6,25S bags sugar; {.
Brewer d Co., IL, $40 bags sugars; Castle d
| Cooke. .799 bags sugar Total. $40
bags sugar. weighing 4, 766, Isl lbs, or :, 3o3
| tons; domestic value, $22l ,373.46. In tran
| sit from Japan, G20 tons merchandise and
| 450 tons coal.
The American barkentine Khkitat, Cap
| tain r. D. Cutler. brought 55S.40O feet
! lumber. % NJ !aths and 200 NJ shingles for
| Messrs. Wilder & Co. Captain Cutler
| kindly sent In the following memorandum
of his yoage: Started from Port Town
send in tow OF steamer Goliah, February
236 at P. NJ. Let go the tug of Cape
| Flatterv on the oath, 3 P. NJ. First two
DAYS had calm with light battling breezes,
with light snow; thence to lat. 81 deg. %
min. n. long IA deg. 1 min. W., had
| fine n. \. Z. breeze and pleasant weather;
| thence TO lat. q deg. p min, long. $50
deg. 81 min, Gains, battling wind, rain
and lightning; thence to port pleasant
weather and fair trades. Thursday, March
| To- Anfr 2 in
deg. II min., passed q four-masted steamer
| steering about n. K.
The American bark Harvester, ,494 tons
register, Captain Schnauer, arrived on
| March 10Th about IS days from Newcas-
| tie, n. S. W, with 2,097 tons coal. She
was here some years ago from New York
with coal for the United States Govern
| ment The Harvester is anchored IN the
stream.
The bark Fifeshire sailed March Goth, i'll
ballast, for Tacoma, Washington.
The ship Exporter will likely finish I'M
loading coal next Wednesday. She will
commence taking in ballast to-day.
The steamer James Makee brought ,92l
bags sugar from Kauai, March Goth.
The steamer Waialeale arrived on Friday
from Kilauea and Hanalei with $50 bags
sugar, $50 bags paddy and 20 bags rice.
She brought the last of this seasons crop
from the Kilauea and Princeville Planta-
tons.
The whaling bark Emma f. HERMAN
was locked at the P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S wharf
Yesterday to take in water. Policemen
are watching the crew from running away
The whaling bark Triton, Captain Gift
fard, has landed at Honolulu her catch of
l, SOB gallons sperm oil.
The [. S. S. Mohican sailed March 22nd
for San Francisco.
The schooner Kulamanu brought about
2,100 bags sugar from Hamakua on SatuT-
day.
The steamer haala brought l 100 bags
sugar Saturday morning from Waianae.
The Klikitat and Harvester are still in
the stream. They have not commenced
discharging yet.
The steamer Iwalani brought 1850 bags
sugar March 2lst from Hamakua.
The steamers leaving to-day are:
Kinau, Claudine, Mikahala, James Makee
and Waialeale.
The steamship Zealandia, Captain X.
Won Oterendorp, leaves for San Francisco
at noon to-day with full cargo, consisting
of sugar, bananas, hides, etc.
The bark c. o. Whitmore was lowered
from the Marine Railway on Saturday
morning. She has been re-coppered and
re-caulked.
The steamer Likelike arrived on Satur-
day morning from Paauhau, Hawaii, with
$500 bags sugar. Captain Cameron re-
ported very bad weather at Paauhau owing
to which loading was made impossible.
An easterly gale was blowing when the
Likelike departed for Honolulu.
The steamer Claudine brought ON Satur-
l Low hiIoc ho
ana 8 100 bags sugar.
The whaling bark Horatio arrived in
port March ODD from New Bedford. She
brought about 800 barrels oil-5O0 sperm
and 400 whale.
The steamer KaimIloa arrived March
22d from Kauai with $3.50 bags sugar.