The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01

for Hilo yesterday morning.
The Maid of Orleans hauled owe
to the railroad wharf yesterday.
The J. A. Cummins succeeded il
; getting away for Oahu ports yeSter
day.
The he Au Hou. for Kailua, an,
. the James Make, for Kspaa, sale
yesterday.
The schooner Heeia will sail 10
Moloksi and Maui today with
cargo Of lumber. salt and groceries
W. E. Rowell was at work put
ting the fumigating plant toeethe
on the Pacific Mail wharf yeSter
dsy.
The Custom House officers Wen
very busy searching the freight o
the China on the Pacific Mail whar
yesterday.
The 5. y. Castle was taken of
the marine railway Yesterday. She
is AT the Oceanic dock. The Castle
will get away next week with 4
cargo Of sugar for San Francisco.
The first mate of the Marie
Hackfeld who was dismissed from
that vessel recently was psSsen-
ger on she c. D. Bryant for the
Sound yesterday. He will assist
the mate.
The bark Don Adolfo, Larsen
master, arrived from Newcastle
yesterday morning with 99l tons
Of coal for Castle & Cooke. She is
alongside the railroad wharf. She
was off port Wednesday night.
The Amy Turner finished dis
charging all but her zoo rails yes
terdsy and began taking on ballast,
She will sail the early part Of next
week with the 10000 cases of oil
left here by the Helen Brewer.
The German ship H. F. Glade
arrived in England October lSih,
after s fine passage Of l07 days
from San Francisco. This fine yes
sci will be placed on the berth at
Liverpool to sail for Honolulu in
December.
A deSerter from the bark Amy
Turner was caught by Captain |
Hilbus in the torehold Of the c. D. /
Bryant yesterday. He was sntiei-
pating pleasant trip on that yes
SCI but the eagle eye Of the police
was upon him.
The bark c. D. Bryant, jacobsen
sailed in ballast for the
Sound late yesterday afternoon.
She hauled over from the railroad
to the Pacific Mail wharf prepare
tory 10 her departure in order to
make final preparations. The
Bryant took two passengers.
Three sailors of the C. D. BRYANT
deserted that vessel Wednesday
night The captain called at the
police station, furnished the re-
luired information with regard 10
IDENTITY and offered s reward OF SIS {
apiece for the capture OF the men.
Lieutenant Holi and smother officer
,et ont for the men yesterday morn /
ng snd found them in the Empire
,2loon. They were taken aboard
he Bryant in irons Just before the ,
departure OF that vessel yesterday. I
They threatened all sorts OF things !
Ut failed to carry any into execu-
ion.
Ii hzs been learned that Chas.
Srewer & Co. OF Boston, viii pur-
h2se the Thurl2nd Castle, s Brit
n bark Of 100 tons. Her name
Ill De changed TO "Iolsni" and ,
he viii leave Boston for Honolulu
4 January next Captain Nc
lure, formerly OF the Amy Turner, I
Ill be in command. She Will be I
agistered under the Hawaiian :
Sc.
One OF the euriosities Of the cable 5
DE method Of sending informa- =
on Is shown IN s recent message :
nnOuncing the loss by fire OF
hip ST Sea The whole message ?
IS conveyed in three words Of
colts cable code: ~SmOuldered. =
urrah hzllelujzh - ''Smould-
ed stands for the ship has been p
=stroyed BY fire 1hurrzh- Tor
rev saved by boats" and halle n
,jsh," for all hands szyed-in- =
IN wives and sweethearts-- :,
An unusual sight wss to Be seen b
Hall, Pike & Co.'S wharf in
zlzis, Ne, On s recent Monday o.
recently Two Of the old e
[ vessels in the merchant service b
the United States now living st .
le wharf The Polly, built at i
nSbury, Mass, in 1905, now 0.
Ened IN Rocklznd and command Il
by Captain Mcfarland, and A
hocuer Hiram, built st Biddeford.
z in 1919 owned in Calais sn6 -