The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-24


traffic TO make necessary repairs
The Waimanalo is undergoing
needed repairs. She will be ready
for business when the quarantine
is lifted.
A coaling station is to be estab-
lished on the north of the Philip
pine Islands. A lighthouse will
also be built.
The Marie Hackfeld, ]. C. Pfue-
ger and Paul Isenberg have all left
Liverpool for this port. All these
vessels are consigned to 81. Hack
field & Co.
Boat thieves are abroad again.
Thursday night the little skiff used
by Fred Whitney was stolen and
nothing has been heard of it since.
This theft followed very closely
on the track of the boat from the
bark ONYX, now on her way to
Tanning Island.
The North German Lloyd Steam
ship line will withdraw the cabin
passenger steamers Stuttgart, Wei
mar, Munchen and Dresden from
the Bremen, New York and Balti-
more route this fall and winter,
and put on the emigrant and
freight steamers AscheD, Roland
and Willehad.
-Four new large steamers for the
North German Lloyd service from
Bremen to New York will be con-
structed by German builders. They
are intended for the passenger and
freight service. Two of the vessels
will be built in the yards of the
Vulcan Company, one by Messrs.
Blehm & Voss, at Hamburg, and
the fourth by Messrs. Schicau, at
Dantzic.
The bark r. P. Rithet, the first
of the sugar fleet, arrived from Ho-
nolulu September 1, says the San
Francisco Examiner. Captain
Morrison was surprised to learn of
the presence of cholera in the ISL
ands. He left Honolulu twenty
eight days ago, and at that time
there were no signs of the disease.
Notwithstanding this the bark was
compelled to anchor below the
quarantine line and was submitted
to rigorous inspection before be-
ing allowed to proceed up the bay. |
The steamer Arawa, formerly run
ming on the Australian-'Frisco route |
has been chartered in London by |
the Spanish Government. She will |
be employed in carrying troops to
Cuba, to put down the rebellion.
Fred Whitney is happy again.
His boat was brought in by native
boat boy, who said he found it float
ing toward G. L. Hopkins fish pond
at Iwilei. He went out, captured it
and considered his trouble and ex-
perience worth 50, which amount
was cheerfully handed him.
The bark Andrew Welcb, Drew
master, arrived from San Francisco
little after pm. She
is anchored in the stream. Her
cargo OF merchandise is as follows: [
10 cs canned goods, n pkgs house
hold goods, 300 bbls lime, 5 cs
5 cs corned beef, cs hams
and bacon, Is cs crackers, q cs
hardware, 21S cs soap, 1895 gals oil,
| roll leather, 329,245 lbs barley, 722
DIS hay, 260,3S9 lbs bran, 1859 lbs
53,489 los oats, 525 bbls
-four, SIS cs candles, 81 pkgs furni-
lure, $50 gals gasoline, 5505 redwood
posts, 16 cs dry goods, IL cs boots
and shoes, 451, 900 lbs fertilizer, IL
IS p'ows, Is cs powder, l bl whale
bone, II cs tiles, 2 cs fuse.
Letters received at San Francisco
rom the government vessels in
Behripg Sea, state that the revenue
utter Wolcott is to be stationed
at Sitks. The Treasury
has a new order regard
pg the enlistment of men in the
utter service. Formerly a man en-
listed for year, but in future all :
will have to join the service for three
7esrs. The letters which have been
eceived are dated August LIST,
which was the date of the opening of
he season in Behring Sea. At that
ime there were thirty-nine sealing
chooners at Unslsska, all equipped
or the sea. The United States
teamer Albatross is now in Behring
sea, doing patrol duty, and it is
that she will arrive in San +
about September 18th. I
The Hawaiian bark Santiago has 6
feared San Francisco for Hilo with [
eneral merchandise valued at S24,- t
SO, and including the following:
Sc bbls -four, 3,025 SKIS bran, 2,2S5 {
tbs barley, lis ctls wheat, 80 bbls, @
0 hf bbls and lis cs salmon, 149 lbs a
ons wool dust, so bbls lime, 20 pkgs S
eer, 600 lbs codfsb, 527 lbs cheese, 2
81 lb- ham and bacon, 5,l32 lbs
read, "a cs whiskey, 7.440 lbs lard, a
SIG lbs butter. 60,063 fit lumber,
q NJ shingles, 2 NJ redwood osts, n
~ bis hay 109 tons fertilizers, 100 i
, coal OIL rs mules, 5 horses, etc. q
GLASGOW. Sept 8. 1t is reported S,
lat the government has ordered the il
instruction of five warships in the I
lipyards on the Clyde. D