The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-04-14

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with general merchandise. She is moored
in the stream.
The steamer w G. Hall brought from
Maui and Hawaii, on April 9TH, the follow.
ing cargo: 1913 bags ava. SO sacks coffee. :
horses, So packages sundries, and 4 400
bags sugar.
The German iron bark ] C Pfiuger, Cap
tain H Kruse, leaves to-day for San Fran.
cisco with 2e0 casks whisky and 20 tons fire
clay in transit from Bremen, and ia bar
rels molasses, 500 barrels sperms oil and
19.S0S bags sugar.
The American four-masted schooner Sal
vator, Captain Peterson, with cargo OF
coal for Messrs. Wilder d Co., was moored
in the stream on Tuesday morning, April
| 18th, Al DAYS from Newcastle, New South
Wales. Several vessels that left some
weeks ahead of her have not arrived yet.
The bark C. o. Whitmore, D. II. Ward,
Master, arrived at Hilo on the I'd inst, 10
days from Honolulu.
The American four-masted schooner
Salvador, Captain Peterson, which arrived
| April 9TH, Al DAYS from Newcastle y. W.,
| brought 500 tons of coal for Messrs. Wilder
g. Co
The steamer Kaimiloa brought $3.50 bags
sugar from Kauai on Tuesday night.
The steamer Hawaii arrived on Wednes-
day from Hawaii with 6,050 bags sugar for
| the w. H. Dimond, and also IS head of
cattle from Kawaihae.
The bark ]. C. Phuger, which sailed,
| April Sth. for San Francisco, had cargo
on board valued at $96, 720.S9, which was
! shipped as follows: | l. s. n. Co., 50
casks sperm and whale oil, II barrels
bone, and Is casks hump-back oil; S. Z.
| Pierce. ia bbls. molasses III. Hackfeld d
| Co., 1854 bags (2,363, ISL lbs.) sugar.
Foreign value, Is, 1880; domestic value,
SIS, 237.59.
The barkentine Irmgard took to San
Francisco, on April Sth, domestic produce
shipped as follows: G. Brewer IL Co.,
1902 bags sugar; Theo II. Davies 81 Co.,
1898 bags sugar; F. A. Schaefer d Co.,
5,451 bags sugar; Castle d Cooke 3,189
bags sugar. Total, 1875 bags e, 162, 182
lbs.); domestic value, $50, III.
Nearly 500 tons OF. sugar were exported
from this Kingdom on April Sth.
The barkentine Klikitat and ship Merom
sailed on Thursday, April 9th, in ballast
for Port Townsend.
The steamer Iwalani took on Thursday
a portion of the new triple effect machinery
for Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii.
Memo. of r. NJ. S. S. Mariposa- Dis
charged pilot at San Francisco, April 3, at
5:1S P. NJ, leaving on arrival of the English
mail. Arrived at Honolulu April 10th,
a. NJ. Importations: 5 pkgs. vegetables, so
bbls. sugar, 100 boxes sugar, 8 SKIS. news
papers, pkgs. fish, 3 pkgs. butter, so SKIS.
sugar, % SKIS. sand. COnsignees: Lewis d
Co., VIM. g. Irwin & Co.. United States
Legation, Levers d Cooke, T. II. Davies &
Co., Hawaiian News Co. and 7. G. Thrum. |
The British steamship Pemptos, w. |
JohaInsen, commander, arrived on Fri |
day morning, April 10th, and was anchor |
ed out in the stream. She was IL days from |
Yokohama. The captain reports having |
experienced mostly westerly winds the |
whole passage. The Pemptos has mer-
chandise and IS Japanese immigrants in
transit for San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon. Fourteen Japanese have deter
landed at the Quarantine Station at Kaha-
kaaulana. Messrs. Theo. H. Davies d Co.,
are the agents of the Pemptos, and they
will despatch her for Portland, via San
next Monday. Another steamer
belonging to the same line as the Pemptos
may arrive here next month if sufficient
INDUCEMENTS are offered.
The steamships Hounslow, Elton and
Essex all arrived at San Francisco from
Honolulu prior to April LIST.
The American bark Cowlitz, Captain
arrived April 10th, 55 DAYS from
Newcastle, with ,289 tons coal She is an
ehored for the present in the Naval Row.
The American bark Alden Besse arrived
at San Francisco on the morning OF April
LIST, 81 days from Kahului. with 1000
bags sugar. She was becalmed off the
coast OF California for one week.
The steamer Waialeale brought on Fri
lay $50 bags sugar from Kauai; also
broken roller from the Koloa Sugar Mill.
The barkentine w. H. Dimond sailed on *
April 10th for San Francisco with 10,455
)ags sugar shipped by Messrs. w g.
irwin & Co.; also the following sundries:
II bbls. tallow, 60 cases Kerosene oil, 30 {
Empty carboys and 100 bbls. molasses. The
ugar cargo was valued at $54,61.
The Monowai brought the following
argo for this port on Thursday night: $50 ]
ks. oats, 252 .cS. potatoes. 332 cs. onions,
q cs apples, 10 cs. jam. cs. bacon, % cs. :
nullet, cs. butter, II cs. garlic, 10 kegs
nouldings. She had 9,109 pkgs in transit +,
or San Francisco, for which port she left
N April 10th, at II: 45 A. NJ.
The Claudine's cargo on Sunday was: !
,62O sacks sugar, % sacks corn. 40 sacks
arc, horses and $50 pkgs. sundries. =
The Kinau's cargo consisted of 700 bags =
ugar, 100 sheep, 20 pigs, lis pkgs. hides, ..
horse, 100 bags potatoes, 140 packages /
undries. I
The Swedish bark Syea arrived on Sun q
ay, April 18th, about 40 days from New 7
aStle with S4S tons coal. L
The terri Eva, Captain j. o. Wikman, a
rived at Mahukona, Hawaii, on the Sth
lst.. u days from San Francisco with
eneral merchandise.
The tern John G. North left Hilo April j
th, with sugar cargo for San Francisco. G
The Svea, Salvador and Cowlitz are vet n
/ the stream with their coal undis- /
harged. Il
The steamer Mokolii arrived on Satur- U
ay from Molokai with 766 bags sugar, 5 S
lives, and 10 passengers, and ITO Sheep 7,
ON Lanai.
The schr. Haleakala brought from Kona Il
st Saturday four lepersin charge of police II
fficer, and two kokuas; also 80 cords of a
hia wood, ~ walu ava, % hides and 43 :,
cad cattle from Makena. =.
The steamer j. a. Cummins brought II
300 bags sugar from Ko0lau last Satur- T;
ny. r
The barkentines Mary Wlnkelman and ~
lanter, schooner Robert Levers and bark u
arvester will leave during this week in k
illast for Puget Sound. The schooner Al
go. w. Watson left on Saturday for Port :,
ownSend. q
The whaler Horatlo arrived off port again a.
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