The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
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The immigrant ship Pactolus, which
was signaled off Maui by the bark John
| D. RreWer had last Saturday forenoon, not
arrived at Mahpkona, Hawai-. her destl-
nation, up to the time of the hlnau $ leav-
| ing for Honolulu on Monday afternoon.
| Some are of the opinion that II the weather
| along Hawaii continues as 1t has the past
| few DAYS. the Pactolus may come TO Homo
| lulu. as Mahukona is not a safe harbor for
her.
The barkentine Planter left for San
| Francisco on the morning OF July l4th
having on board the following cargo: d.
| Hackfeld & Co., $685. bags sugar; Nj. 3.
Grinbaum a. Co., $500 bags sugar; +. A.
Schaefer d Co., $50 bags sugar; h. Won
| Holt, 60 bbls. whiskey; Schmidt IL Sons,
| so bbls. molasses; J. H. Bruins, ITO bbls.
| molasses; Wing Wo Tai, 500 mats rice.
Domestic value, sos, l92.64.
Pilot A. Mcintyre was among the Zes-
| landia's passengers for the Coast on Tues
day.
The steamer Zealandia took to San
Francisco July 14th cargo shipped as FOL
lows: NJ. Phillips & Co.. 1920 bags rice;
N s. Grinbaum g. Co. 755 bags rice; w.
| G. Irwin & Co., II AS bags sugar; Z. u.
| Camarinos, 100 bchs. bananas; G. Lycur-
gus, 80 bchs. bananas; e. T. Gulick, ,3OS
| bchs. bananas. Sundries: 80 bdls. sugar
cane. 1874 bxs. fruits, 3 bxs bird skins. and
| 20 bags guano. Domestic value, $50 ,6o6
The U. S. S. Iroquois left July 14th for
| Samoa.
The barkentine Discovery arrived July
18th. u DAYS from San Francisco, with the
| following cargo: 2S, 6S7 lbs. sugar. 2f1 ctls.
wheat, 492 ctls. barley, 975 bbls. flour, 1888
SKIS. middlings, 357 bis. hay. 3,155 SKIS. fer
tilizer, l ,491 SKIS. bran and 119 cs. canned
goods, valued at $37 ,166.
The steamer Waialeale arrived on Wed
nesdav morning with 1922 bags sugar
| from Hamakua. Captain CLANCY reports
that strong winds still prevail along the
| Hamakua coast. in fact, all around Ha-
wall. He did not see the ship Pactolus In
either the Hawaii or Maui channels. Very
| likely, the captain of the Pactolus has
! taken his vessel off the windward coast OF
| Hawaii owing to the unsettled state OF the
weather.
Machinery of varied descriptions can be
viewed at the Inter-Island Steam Navi-
CATION Company's warehouse. 1t is to be
| sent the coming week to different sugar
plantations on Kauai. Among the lot are
two locomotives, one each, Tor Nawl1Wlii
| and Makaweli, and steam-piow Tor XII
lauea. Seventy or eighty tons of machin-
cry are stored in the warehouse
The barkentine Skagit, Captain Rob
inson, with a cargo of lumber from Port
Townsend, arrived off Diamond after dusk
on Friday.
The German iron bark J c. Glade was
gaily dressed with buntings OH Friday,
july 18th, in honor of the 47th birthday
anniversary OF Mr.. Fl. f. Glade. one OF her
owners.
The tern Eva sailed on FRIDAY morning
for San Francisco with Gas bags sugar
weighing 500 tons and valued at SCI DOL
The shippers of the cargo were: 4. A.
Schaefer & CO.. 2,sSS bags sugar; Theo. II,
! Davies d Co. $500 bags sugar; NJ. :.
Grinbaum & Co.. go bags sugar.
The Likelike on Sunday brought from
| Maui .624 bags sugar, % cords wood,
| horse 81 hogs, Az f. koa lumber. l65
hides, IBIS. taliow, I2S pkgS. sundries.
The steamer Mizahala brought from
! Kauai on Sunday 20H bags sugar, 80 bags
rice, and II hides.
The steamer Mokolii brought 200 bag:
! sugar from Molokai and 100 sheep from
Lanai on Sunday.
The steamer Hawaii arrived on Sunday
morning from Hamakua with 5000 bags
sugar and 30 head cattle.
The barkentine Skagit was berthed at
Fort street wharf Saturday morning. She
brought from Port Townsend 496,35l fee
rough lumber, IA 62S stepping. S9,573 fee
T and G lumber, 102 $50 cedar shingles arc
80 NJ laths, all for Me>srs. Levers d Cooke