The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-27
LL ALONG THE DOCKS
ARRIVALS FROM 1HE COAST WITH
CARGO AND PASSENGERS.


The four master Transit has
been hauled on the Marine railway
to be cleaned.
Captain Louis Hey has succeed
ed Captain Schmidt on the barken-
tine S. G.. Wilder.
All the l. |. S. N. Cos. steamers
now in port will leave for their re-
spective destinations tomorrow.
The schooner Anna is on her
way TO Hilo from San Francisco
with so tons of fertilizers valued at
5000.
The bark Dana, well known
here is loading with lumber at Port
Gamble for Sydney for Pope &
Talbot.
The barks Albert and Matilda
have arrived at the Sound from
Honolulu in ballast. They will
return to Honolulu with lumber.
The G. d. Bryant will begin dis
charging her general cargo tomor-
row morning. Her live stock
walked ashore this afternoon.
The Helen Brewer has received
orders TO load sugar for New York
for the Western Sugar Refinery.
She will begin loading next week.
The steamer Iwalani will take
one thousand railroad rails for the
Hanamaulu plantation tomorrow
in addition to her miscellaneous
freight.
The bark Martha Davis, A. l..
Soule master, was towed into port
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon, 10
days from San Francisco, with a
light cargo. She will be locked at
Brewers wharf.
The many friends of Captain
Campbell Of the l. l. S. n. Co.
were glad to see him about again.
The Captain has been laid up with
in the past week with the grip. He
had lost weight during his short
confinement.
The schooner John C. North ar
rived at San Francisco OH May 10
from Mahukona III leaking con-
dition. She sprung aleak when
600 miles off San Francisco and the
men were kept at the pumps until
she reached port.
The Jennie Wand cleared for
Mahukona on May 10 with assorted
merchandise valued at IS, 200, in
Guiding o,7oo railroad ties, 5000
lbs. bread $50 SKIS bran, $50 bbls
-four, 200 cases coal oil, 100 bxs.
soap and so bbls. lime.
The Japanese and Chinese immi-
grants who were passengers by the
5. S. China were released from
quarantine today. The Japanese
boatmen and Chinese hack drivers
raked in quite a pile conveying the
immigrants up town. The Japan.
anese hotels are doing big bust
ness.
The IS. Australia, H c. Houd-
lette commander, arrived at ?
O'Clock this afternoon from San
Francisco with A cabin, IS steer
age and 40 bags of mail. Purser
McCombe reports fine weather and
pleasant, smooth sea throughout the
passage. The Australia will leave
again on Monday next at a p. m.
The revenue cutter Lehua re-
turned from Molokai on Sunday
and was brought alonside the
Oceanic wharf. No one was allow.
ed on board the cutter either yes
terday or today, Lieutenant Law
renee being stationed on deck to
caution anyone approaching the
cutter. Gunner Elvin was engaged
cleaning the brass cannon today.
The bark c. d. Bryant, J. Jacob
sen master, arrived yesterday noon,
IS days from San Francisco with
full cargo, including twenty mules
and four horses, the property Of ]
c Palmer, who was passenger on
board. Fine Weather was expert
enced throughout. Captain Jacob
sen is accompanied by his wife and
Guild, The Bryant locked at Sor-
enson's wharf where she will dis
charge. The bark has a quantity
of powder on board.