The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
WHARF AND WAVE.

The Hinsu ssils ST , pm.
Two ooSl-lsden vessels Sre on
the wsy from Australia 10 this
port
The decklozd Of lumber brought
by the schooner Q. NJ. Kellogg Will
Be discharged today.
The Iwzlzni will come of the
Marine Railway ioisy, but viii no;
BE- ready for ssa for several dsys yet
The Hawaiian bark Msuns Als
lsft Newcastle, y. 5. W, on Sep
tsnber 18Th to- this port with 1850
tons o. eosl.
The Wz;zleSle srrivei from Ksu-
$; Yesterday morning. Snd LEFT dur
ing the afternoon for Lshsins, Ku-
kuihzsle Sn6 Honokzs with $ cargo
OF fertilizer.
The stsxme- Mowers viii SOON
resume her former CsEsdisn-Aus-
trxlisn route, Leaving Sydney on
October 9l:h fo- Vancouver, 5. c.,
Wis Honolulu
The bark Albert zcrived s; San
Francisco from Honolulu on Sep
tsube- 2Ist. thirty-two DAYS out
The s. G. Wilder left two days later
srd gei II week earlier.
Isle shipping sdvioes rspo.; the
ar-ivzl Of the s.sSmsr Rio gzneiro
81 San Francisco on September
sd. No important news concern
ing the wsr n the Orient wss
b-ough, By the vessel.
Theb5g L2rlne. Csp:Sin Mstson.
s-rivei 81 Hilo OF September 2Sri.
t~slve days from san Francisco.
with fourteen passengers and :
full cargo Of general merchandise.
She wzs % sail yesterday in bal
lzst.
TIE Rio &c Janeirc. which 81
rived s: San Frane;sco on Ssptem-
bs- 2Si from China and japan.
brought over $4,000 pounds Of
opium IN her cargo. The duty on
this consignment viii smount 10
nearly s million and s half dollsrs.
TIE City Of Picking. due here on
the 9Th. hzs 600 Chinese passen-
gers fo- Honolulu. The large num-
be- zbozrd the vessel Is accounted
to- by the fact that the last four
steamers from the Orient brought
10 Cinnamon on seoount OF the
black plague. which recently pre-
vailed in Hongkong.
! 151n-.on staeI sailing vessel.
named the GeneTieye.Ess launched
81 ST. Dsnis-su-Seise. On August
Sib. for the SSe;ete Nsvele d'Arme-
uent- The building Of tie vessel
~zs commenced IN December last.
The construction o. such $ large
ship 50 close 70 Paris Ess oonsid-
e-sd quite sn event
The name q the British bark
L'ATsnir. which was lately sold
through the United States Marshal,
OF Cslifornis. hzs been changed to
Salvador Her owners have placed
her under the Niesrsgusn flag.
The L'AYenir was here several
months szo. and underwent con-
siderable repairs.
The Australian Governments
hsTe been invited to concur in sn
EXPRESSION Of thanks 10 the French
Government 70, the services Of the
French nsn-of-Esr Duchsfsult in
rsseuing q. ". s. Ringsroons
from her perilous position on the
reef z. the Msskelyns Islands, re-
Gently. Favorable replies have
been received from New Zealand
and South Australia
The United States revenue cut
Ter Richard Rush. which has put
IN the Summer months cruising in
II the BehriDg sez IS E part Of
the Bshring sea patrol, hs= passed
through the ordeal Of z naval s0r-
vey and has bean recommended 70
undergo extensive repairs and z
general oTsrbsuIiug from stem 10
stem q San Francisco.
Liverpool does nos appear TO
hare suffered much yet from the
competition o. the Manchester Ship
Canal. In fact the trade OF the
canal has II ID ways reached The
proportions expected Of it, up 10
this tine. and the small revenue
returns zre looked upon with alarm
when Il / expected that the enoE-
NOUS interest charges upon the
cost Of the canal ere 70 Be paid out
OF them.
TIE American Liner 81. Louis il
seoa ID bs launched. In shipping
circles and generally this event
viii b Of great interest The ques-
ton II the mind OF every one il
vii she prove z record breaker7