The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-10
FLOTSAM AND JETSAN
NOw FROM DEPARTURE nav ruI
BARK MATILDA.
The Tern Tampa sails out Tu-da, The
W, q. Halls Budget The Margaret
tn Leave Tomorrow.

To Leave Tomorrow.
The steamer Likclkc sails ior Paauhau
next Monday.
The schooner Glendale is looking
around for charter.
The steamer Makee came in this morn
ing and will leave Monday.
The barkentinc Klikitat is receiving
sugar from the steamer lwalan to-day.
The bark Andrew Wclch moved
over to the Railway wharf this morn
ing.
Captain Cutter. of the barkeutine
Klikitat has ibeen indisposed for some
time. He is now recovering.
The bark Margaret leaves tomorrow
for San Francisco with 1923 tons of
sugar consigned by Hackfeld & Co. and
Grinbaum e Co.
A sea which swept over the bulwarks
OF the Hall while loading sugar at
Hamakua yesterday injured sailor. He
was left at Lahaina.
The American bark Matilda, Swenson
master, arrived in this morning thirty
one days from Departure Bay with Il
cargo OF coal for Allen q Robinson. She
is anchored in the stream.
The tern Tampa sailed out of the har-
Dor at noon to-day for San Francisco
with COG tons of sugar consigned by the
Spreckels Company, j. T. Waterhouse
and Waianae plantation.
The steamer Waileale which arrived
from Hamakua this morning had a
pretty rough time there. Three sailors
were more or less injured while in II
surf boat loading freight, the boat
being smashed to smithereens and they
barely escaped with. their lives.
The United States revenue cutter
Corwin which has been undergoing an
overhauling at Folsom street bulkhead,
/ San Francisco, hauled out into the
stream and took up her Old anchorage
off the end of the wharf. 1t is not
| definitely known whether the cutter
will be sent to Behrlng sea this summer
or kept here to look after smugglers.
l-Chr0nicle.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived this
morning with big cargo of sugar from
Kau and Lahaina. She reports two
shocks of earthquakes lasting several
seconds and very distinct all over Kona
and Kau, on last Friday week. The
volcano is very active. The Hall leaves
on Tuesday next for her usua! trip.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The winds are gone but the nightly
rain continues.
Take in the Edison monograph to
night at the y. NJ. G. A.
The average rainfall lately has been
quarter of an inch daily.
The ohia apple trees are in full bios
som on the high ridges.
The monograph exhibition will com
'mence at 5 o'clock sharp this evening
meeting of the officers of the An
nexation Club will be held this even
ing.
Mr.. Howard IIitchcock's new volcano
pictures have gone to the Alidwinte
Fair.
New rules for the Supreme Court hav
: been posted for the approval of attol
neys.
Buy one of the STARS ten.cent pan
D phlets containing Mr.. Doles specifics
D ton letter.
. 1t is reported that Brewer & Co. mad
: the retiring manager, Mr.. J. o. Carter,
y present of $1,000.
q All On, concerned in the Eva fraca
. was fined $50. His partner, All &c
70 got month at hard labor.
There is to be renewal of the loo
e agitation for cable between tn
country and the United States.
In II. w. Towards suit against Il
"a Volcano House Company for $4l4, Il
Al defendant has failed to answer.
IS Mr.. Arthur Reynolds will lead Il
n Praise service at the Y. NJ. G. A., t
~ morrow evening, at $3.50 O'Clock.
The InterIsland Company applied
40 the police to hunt up eight missing co
e, tract men. Six have been found.
j. Walter Jones and j. l.. Torbert a
re their own successors as first and seco
ne lieutenants of d company, N. G. ii.
III Mrs. Renner, late of b. F. Ehlers
Co., has taken the management of Egg
& Gums dressmaking department.
oil There has been good sale of seats
nd the photograph entertainment to
,t given at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall tonight
F. The United Press correspondent 5.
~ dispatch by way of Hongkong, VIII
DIS was carried from here by the China.
mt
M William ii. Hogs and Chester
.en Doyle will appear this evening at
in. photograph exhibition to be given