The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-10
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Departures Notes Of the CITY
front

The Ke Al Iou left this morning for
kahuku aud punaluu.
Two surf boats. to be used as lighters
at llilo, were brought on the deck Of the
australia.
The Hawaiian bark r. z. Rithet made
the Bay city In fifteen days having ar
rived on Nov. 90
The sloop kaiulani left for Sing
Chong a Co.'S rice plantation at Pearl
City Tor rice cargo.
The schooner John O.. North arrived
At san Francisco on Nov. 90, thirteen
days from Honoipu, Hawaii
The Nuuanu street wharf is being
packed with sugar. The lwalani sugar
was discharged there this morning
The schooner Kaulilua has been re.
paired and retitted throughout. The
vessel formerly occupied position in
naval row.
There il no likelihood OF any Of the
merchantmen getting away with a
sugar cargo Tor a while, that article
coming Ia in slow order.
The bark II. lIackfold has bscn NOV
ed away from the Pacific Mail wharf 10
make room for the Alameda due from
the Colonies Thursday
The yacht Spray ia tied up hard aud
fast near the old Fishmarket wharf.
Her sails are unbcut aud Paddy Curtis
keeps a Jealous eye on his pride.
The bark Archer left San Francisco
on Nov. "a for Honolulu and the schoon.
er Jennie Wand three days after for
kahului. Both carry general cargoes.
The steamer James Makee came in
this morning from the Garden Isle. She
brought light cargo consisting mainly
OF rice. Twelve deck passengers came
by her.
Vessels up and loading on the Coast
for this port are the barks Albert and
Andrew WEIGH, hlrkentines s. O. Wild
or and s. n Castle and the schooner
Transit
The barkentines S. n. Castle and S. @.
Wilder made good trips 20 San Fran
cisco, both arriving on Nov. q. Thirteen
and fourteen days respectively from
this port.
The ocean greyhound China will be
due here from Yokohama and Hong
Kong ON Monday morning. the 10Th
inst. on her way TO san Francisco. As
the China is fast boat she may be eX-
pected TO drop in Sunday evening.
The bark Coryphene left Newcastle,
n. s. W, on Nov 23d for Honolulu and
was followed by the ship Tam O'Shanter
and schooner King Cyrus on Nov. 25th
and 26th respectively. They carried full
cargoes Of coal consigned to different
firms at this port,
japanese merchants assert that they
have found il necessary TO charter
steamers to run TO Honolulu on account
of the regular line not being able to
handle the freight. The steamers are
chartered through the local japanese
commercial agents.
The steamer Kinau left for Maui and
Hawaii at 10 o'clock this morning. Six
California mules, which were being
shipped to Hawai-, caused little ex-
element while being handled by the
steamer people. They were got safely
aboard. She took light passenger list.
The four-masted schooners built at
Humboldt Bay are of the following net
tonnage: Muriel 4s3, (she carries a
foreyard in addition to her fore-and-aft
spars), Rangor 4S5, Ethel Zane 413, Sal
vador 4Ii The three-masters Lizzie
Vance and Oceania Vance are each Alb
tons.-Commeroial NetCS.
The S. S. Australia, II. G. Houdlette
in command, arrived at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday evening, days, 0 hours and 80
minutes from San Francisco. Southeast
to Southwest winds were felt all the way
with showery weather. On Dec. ., at
$3.50 a. m, the City Of Picking was met,
527 miles from Honolulu No signals
were exchanged The Australia will
return to the Golden Gate on Monday
next. She brought, besides a heavy
cargo, 43 cabin and 20 steerage passen-
gers and 6S bags mail for this port.
The steamer Iwalani, Captain Smythe,
came IN today from Hawaii, reporting
pleasant trip. The earthquakes which
visited the island of Oahu on Monday
night and Tuesday morning were felt
on that part of the big island visited by
the steamer. The Waialeale was lying
at anchor at Kailua when the first shock
was felt, The shake-up was 30 severe
that it awoke all the men on board who
had retired. In the Kau district eight
distinct and severe shocks were felt.
| Numerous messages were received
through the telephone regarding the
renewed activity of the Volcano, but
there were so many versions, that the
steamer people were confused and re-
fuse to believe the stories. The Hall
will bring definite news.