The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-18
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the water wont.

The M1nowai will te due tomorrow
] morning from the Coast.
/ The schooner Aloha will leave for tht
Golden Gate on Tuesday. Christmas eve.
I The steamer james Makco came in
. this morning from Kappa with sugar
Tor the bark Martha Davis.
The bark Santiago arrived nj Hilo on
/ Dee. 18th, eighteen days from San Franz
cisco with general cargo.
/ The missionary schooner q. W. Logan
was the center of attraction ne Sofen
sons wharf today The schooner will
be boz port Tor several days yet.
The Tam O'shanter moved into the
I Waikiki blight no the Fort street wharf
this morning, after having lightouod up
with The discharge Of some Of her coal
The u 5. S. baltimore is fifteen DAYS
out from the China station for this port.
having left on Dec. % The gunbolt
probably encountered the storm which
caused The China b. lay Co.
Captain Nissen is still the owner Of
the bark Don Adllfu aud will No her out
as soon as possible. The captain will go
to San Francisco and will take % cargo
~ sugar 10 he can get "a charter.
The steamer Kinau arrived yesterday
afternoon from Maui and Hawaii.
Twenty five head Of cattle were brought
ON her forward deck Tor the local mar
ket About 300 turkeys in crates also
came for the holidays
The steamer Liyelike which has been
laid up at Soreuson's wharf for some
time undergoing repairs, will soCu go
into commission. The Likclike will
finish her repairing ON the marine rail
way.
The o. r. q S. n. Co.'s steamship
Rhosina left Yokohama on the same day
as the China Tor Honolulu en- rput, 20
Portland. She brings q large quantity Of
freight for the Japanese merchants.
The schooner King Cyrus anchored in
the stream this morning. j3 days from
Newcastle. y. S. W, with 1928 tons ct
coal for the Oceanic Steamship Co The
captain reports an uneventful passage
and fine weather throughout The King
Cyrus will dock at the Fort street wharf
as soon as room Is made.
An incident occurred ON the VOYAGE Of
the British bark Aldergrove from Liver.
pool not set down on the logbook OF the
ship. IL appears that the apprentice
boys. Of whom there are several on
board, became dissatisfied with their
treatment and took provisions from the
cabin. Captain Robertson ordered the |
boys out. when they turned on the cap |
tain and choked him The mate utter. |
fered and he was oyerpowered. The /
apprentices mad the run Of the ship for |
q while but finally decided to return to |
work, Chief officer then took command |
OF the vessel until the skipper became |
convalesCent. The apprentices are still |
employed on the AlderRrove.
The z. NJ. $. S. China, Capt. Seabury, !
commander, arrived this morning from |
Yokohama. The China was eleven days |
making the passage, owing to the rough |
weather prevailing on the China coast |
The steamer was forced to lay to forty |
seven hours. Her actual time was nine |
days and fifteen hours. She brought no |
freight for Honolulu. For this port /
there are nine cabin passengers, s5l Jap |
anese immigrants and no Chinese. OF |
the Japanese 10 came over free. Agent |
McVeigh had the immigrants conveyed |
TO the quarantine station soon after the |
China locked. After taking in supply |
Of coal the China will leave at O'Clock |
sharp this evening for San Francisco.