The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
WHARF AND WAVE.


The Kinau will arrive this morn
ing.
The Japanese steamer Aikoku
Maru left Yokohama on the 9th
inst. for this port
The bark J. c. Glade, Captain
Siege, will lesve in ballast this
afternoon for San Francisco.
The ship Ivy sud not the Joy, as
the type made it Yesterday, sig
nailed to shore on Wednesday.
The James Makee arrived yester-
day from Hapas without any cargo,
She lett again in the afternoon.
The bark Andrew WEIGH left San
Francisco on the 18th Instant for
this port, and Is y days on; today.
The schooner Transit will load
sugar after the Alice Cooke The
HIuau will bring s large portion Of
her cargo.
The schooner Robert Levers left
ssh Francisco for Grsy's Harb0r
on the 1O.h instant 10 load lumber
for Honolulu.
The owners Of the steamer Niiki
Naru. now in the hGrbOr, have
lawsuit On their hands. 1t Is
collision case.
The LurIine leaves Hilo today
with = full cargo OF sugar. The
c. F. Croker left the same port on
last Tuesday with 81 600 bags.
A salute was fred st noon yes
terday by the war vessels in port
in honor Of the fty-sixth snniver-
sary Of the coronation Of Queen
VicJoris.
There are but six white men on
hoard Of the japanese steamer
Muki Maru. Captain Thompson,
his two mates, the chief engineer
and his two assistants.
The flagship philadelphia landed
her men Tuesday for another bat
talon drill. Tee ships baud fur
EIshed the music A large crowd
Of people witnessed the drill.
TIE Government has given the
capcain Of the Japanese training
ship hon-gO permission to land
men fJr drilling purposes. Until
further notice men will Be landed
on every Monday.
The steamer Hawaii arrived from
the Island Of the same name yes
terday after g two weeks absence.
She brought 1900 bags Of sugar for
the schooner Alice Cooke, and 20
head CT cattle. She will leave
sgaiu next Tuesday afternoon.
From Yokohama papers it is
learned that the steamer AIEiue
Seyd, recently reported SIS lost, was
bound for Annoy when she struck
The disaster occurred on Mag Dist,
On the Barren Islands, and the
steamer sank 10 forty fathoms IF
teen minutes after she struck. The
crew was picked up by passing yes
sels.
i Court Of Ecquiry was 10 have
been opened OF MJldsy at the Mer-
camille Marine Burean. Tukys, iuEJ
{ e circumstance attending the -
Of the steamer Koy5 hsru Gate
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UilcetIJu Of the IlE,t-T. " EIIhaTl!s,
and others Of the crew f TIE Steam
er, Who are reported TO be IL de-J-
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to pay their passage to Tokyo, / bs-
been decided to bid the eIqHiry IL
the local Marine Ofice at Osaka
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