The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-14
WHARF AND WAVE.
TIE JOIN ENA SAFE.

The 2200-ton Hawaiian steel bari
John Ena, Captain Schnauer, which
was falsely reported in. San Fran
cisco last month as being burned al
sea, arrived at that port safely or
January 31st, 166 days out from
Liverpool by way of Cape Horn and
Cape of Good Hope, with 4200 tons
of coal. A private letter was re
ceived Friday giving a brief me
morandum of the vessels remarkable
voyage. 1t appears that when the
John Ena arrived off Cape Horn the
usual stormy weather was expe-
rienced. Some of the crew were
taken sick, the vessel lost several of
her yards during frequent gales, and
other slight damage done to the
vessel. The captain then decided
to take his vessel around the Cape of
Good Hope, arriving in San Fran
cisco as above mentioned, all we'll on
board. 1t is not likely that the John
Ena will come to Honolulu
THE HAcKFELD ARRIVES.
The German iron bark Fl. Hack
field, Captain Hilgerloh, was locked
at Brewers wharf Friday. She is
1S9 days out from Liverpool with a
general cargo to II. Hackfeld & Co.
The Hackfeld sailed from Liverpool
on August 4 Had fair weather to
Staten Island. which was reached on
the 10th day out. a few days later,
when the meridian of Cape Horn was
reached, stormy weather appeared
and continued for two months with
the exception of few days clear
weather. The vessel went as far
down as IS degrees south, and ex-
IRENE cold was felt by the entire
crew. At the end of the two months
of miserable weather, the vessel got
into better climate and the crew
began to look cheerful. Southeast
trades was had in 26 degrees south,
which carried up to 4 degrees north.
No northeast trades were met with
during the remainder of the passage.
but southerly and westerly winds set
in instead, which only prolonged the
voyage. The Hackfeld will move
down 20 the P. II. S. S. wharf on
Monday to discharge.
The Danish bark J. 6. Lott has
been placed under the Hawaiian flag,
and her name changed to Leah.
The British four-masted iron
barkentine Tacora, Captain J. H.
W. Thornton, arrived in port on
Saturday morning after an excel
lent run of 1877 days from Liver
pool, with a full cargoof general mer-
chandise consigned to Theo. H.
Davies & Co. The Tacora left
Liverpool on Oct. 6, arrived off
Cape Horn on Dec. Is, and round
ed the Cape from 80 deg. S to so
deg, S in the very remarkable time
of twelve days; remarkable be-
cause made during heavy weather,
Crossed the equator in the Pacific
on Jan. %. The Tacora expert
enced the usual boisterous weather
off Cape Horn, the same as report
ed by the bark H, Hackfeld, which
arrived last Thursday from Liver
pool.
The Danish bark Jordan G. Lott
possesses a fgurehead that is at
once striking, because of the spring
bottom" pants which adorn its
neither limbs. a movement is on
foot along the front to purchase it
Tor the Worlds Fair-the figure
head not the vessel.
The British iron bark Scottish
Captain Ross, sailed on
Saturday for San Francisco with
1876 tons of sugar.
The coasting steamers and
;chooners which arrived on Satur-
lay and yesterday from the other I
Stands brought an aggregate of
$4,000 bags sugar.
The steamer Hawaii is at Hilo, |
putting 10000 bags of sugar on
BOARD the brigantine Lurline from |
he neighboring mills.
The bark Corona will load sugar
1t Kahului from the H. c. IL S. Co., |
md will leave on the 18th inst.
or San Francisco.
The barkentine Mary Winkel-
nan will sail from Kahului next
Wednesday. Her sugar is from
he Paia and Haiku mills.
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.