The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-30
FL0TSAM AND JETSAM.
rHE REGULAR TUESDAYS ISLAND
FLEET SPINS OUT.
The Claudine to Maui waiieaie "a
Hamakua-A Dun Day Along The
Waterfront MarineIets

The Lurline is mt IIilo.
The schooner Tampa is loading sugar
i'm the stream.
All the cargo of the Australia was
discharged to-day.
The steamer w G. Hall is due from
II twaii tomorrow.
There is a rumor about Russian man
of-war coming here.
The Hawaiian bark Leohi, with coal,
has arrived at Kahului
The steamer Mikahala comes off the
marine railway tomorrow.
A letter from one of the officers of
the Miowera says that it will take three
months to repair the ship, and that it is
a long road to Sydney yet.
The men-o'war in port are decorated
in memory of the anniversary of the
death Of Komei Tenno, father of the
present Emperor of Japan.
The schooner George w. Watson, 43O
tons, in ballast from San Pedro to Ma
hukona, and sugar thence to San Fran
cisco, has been chartered.
The ship Occidental, with 1870 tons of
coal from British Columbia to Homo.
lulu--chartered by Welch & Co. of San
Francisco-is now en- route.
The following was reported by the
ship John Ena-January 12th, latitude
80 40 north, longitude 132 % west. ship
r. p Cheney, from Nanaimo for Homo
lulu.
The Miowera is in the dry dock at
Hunters Point near San Francisco.
Bids for her repair have been solicited.
The estimate is $4,000 but some build
ers say the job will cost 100000.
The first vessel to or from California
to be reported over the new cable from
the Azores, is the Falls of Alton, which
passed those islands on the 10Th, bound
for Grisby. Now let us have cable to
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian ship Hawaiian Isles has
been chartered to load 2027 tons wheat
from Tacoma to U. K, Havre, Antwerp
or Dunkirk; 81 IS 6d-charterers to pay
expense of ballasting and towage from
San Francisco to loading port.
A whitehall boat capsized Jan. ~
while coming ashore from the bark
j. c. Pfuger; it was struck with a
southeast squall, The boatman, Ii.
Benges, got on the bottom of the up
turned boat and chung to it until res
cued by VIM. Clark, boatman. after
being on the bottom for about ten min
utes. The boat was picked up by the
revenue cutter Hartley and towed
ashore.--S. +. Item.
The bark r. p. Rithet is due here
with the following cargo from San
Francisco: 1000 sacks bran. 1857 pounds
of bread, 1915 centals barley, 725 bbls.
-four, 100 tons fertilizers, 1914 bales hay,
300 sacks middlings, SO barrels lime,
k503-centais oats and % barrels salmon.
The following vessels from Hawaii
have arrived in San Francisco: The
bark S. c. Allen and the barkentine
Wrestler on the 18th inst; tho barken-
tine Irmgard on the 10th inst. the bark
j. G. Phuger, the bark Alden Besse, the
barkentines George G. Prkins and S. n.
Castle and the schooner Olga on the
10Th inst.
The bark r. p Rithet sailed from
San Francisco Jan. 18th for this port.
The ship Hawaiian Isles arrived in
San Francisco Jan 18th, seventy five
days from Newcastle, and the ship John
Ena on the nth inst, sixty-two days
from Newcastle. Together they bring
1879 tons of coal to Spreckels & Co. The
Hawaiian Isles had narrow escape
from burning on the voyage.