The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
WHARF AND WAVE.

The schooner Maid of Orleans,
left San Francisco for kahului on
the 9th inst.
The bark Annie johnson arrived
at San Francisco on the 18th inst,
"a days from Hilo.
The Warrimoo had ten stowa-
ways on board, none Of whom OBJ
tanned a landing here.
The Pilot Chart of the North
Pacific Ocean for September has
been received at this office.
The American schooner ". F.
Jewett has been chartered to load
lumber at Port Angeles for Homo
lulu.
When the Warrimoo reaches
Sydney she will be laid up for re-
pairs. Her place will be taken by
the Miowera.
The bark Lurline left San Fran
cisco for Hilo on the 18th inst.
This vessel is said to have Francis
Harden on board.
The bark Oakland, which was
chartered by the California Feed
Company, Of this city, is expected
to arrive here about the 14th of
October.
The steamer Hawaii left port
yesterday. She took away Health
Agent Reynolds who goes to super
intend the building of another new
reservoir at Molokai.
The British ship Penguin has
sailed from Brisbane, Australia, on
a surveying cruise in the interest
of the proposed trans-Pacifc cable
from Australia to Honolulu.
Two barrels of oil and a lot of
sailors clothes were picked up at
Kahuku yesterday morning from
the wrecked Wilcox. A hatch
cover from the same vessel fioated
ashore at Waikiki, near Mr.. Camp
BELLS place yesterday.
The R. NJ. S. s. Mariposa,
arrived at six o'clock yesterday
morning. She brought "a cabin
and 81 steerage passengers besides
her through list. The Mariposa
resumed her voyage to the Colonies
at eight o'clock last evening.
The French Government will add
f0ur war ships to the French
squadron in the Indian ocean. 1t
is reported that an expedition,
5000 strong, is to march on
Antananarivo, the capital of NADIA
gascar, by a route all ready plan
ned.
a large crowd of people gathered
at Central wharf yesterday after
noon to see the Polled Angus cat
tie that are being shipped to Homo
lulu on the bark Oakland. There
are forty-seven head in all and they
are fne-looking CATTLE Seattle
Paper, Sept. u
The new steamer, built for the
Inter-Island Company, left the
Sound on the 9Th inst. for San
Francisco. On her arrival at the
Bay City, she will be fitted out
with machinery and then she will
leave for Honolulu, under COM
mand of Captain Godfrey. The
new boat has not been named as
yet.
1t looks from the amount of work
ahead to be done on the cruiser
Boston that it will be at least six
months before the repairs can be
completed, says a late Call. The
construction boat shop is just
chuck a block with work on boats
belonging to the various ships.
The shop room is inadequate and
number of the boats are being re-
paired on the street alongside the
shop. Orders are in for the build
ing of two new steam launches, one
for the Charleston and another for
the Philadelphia.
TACOMA (Wash.), Sept. g
Officers of the steamship Sikh re-
port that the Mogul, whose place
on the Northern Pacific line was
taken by the Sikh, has been pur-
chased by the japanese Govern
ment, and is now manned by jap
anese officers and crew. The price
is reported as e35,000. The Mogul
will be used as a transport or re-
fitted for a cruiser. The Sikh's
officers understood that the Japan
csc Government had given a jap
anese steamship company $1,000
600 with which to purchase
steamers.
Only one marble statute of the hui