The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

The brig Consuelo is on her wa,
to Hilo from San Francisco.
The Iwalani will sail for Kilauea
Hanalei and Kalihiwai at 4 pm
today.
The U. S. S. Olympia will sal
Tuesday after the arrival of tn,
Australia.
The cruiser Philadelphia sailed
from San Francisco for Port An
geles September 2Sth.
The r. P. Rithet did good work
at discharging her cargo of general
merchandise yesterday.
Officers of the Olympia complain
about the exorbitant prices charged
for supplies at Lahaipa.
The Hawaii went on the marine
railway for repairs yesterday. She
will be ready for work in a few
days.
The barkentine Retriever has
been released from quarantine at
Port Townsend and is now at Port
Hadlock.
The Kauai arrived from the ISL
and of that name yesterday morn
ing with large passenger and
freight list.
The Mariposa was the first vessel
to attach line to the buoy off the
railroad wharf since its replace
ment Wednesday.
The schooner Laura Pike, An
derson master, has been chartered
by Alexander and Baldwin of San
Francisco to load for Makaweli,
Kauai.
Repairs on the Iwalani are about
completed, and she will probably
be put in service on the Hamakua
route next week, in command of
Captain Smythe, who is now on
the Kauai.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-The tender of
Messrs. Dunlop & Co., Glasgow, for
the New Zealand cable steamer, has
been accepted. The price is s3O,-
600. The vessel is to be completed
in six months.
The damaged machinery of the
Kaala was repaired sooner than was
first anticipated. She sailed for
Oahu ports yesterday afternoon
with heavy cargo. She will re-
turn by Sunday.
The tonnage of the new Japanese
battleship Fuji-kan is 12,4OO,
while Mount Full is 12,4OO feet
high. Is tkis not curious coinci-
dence? asks a native contempt
rary.-Japan Mail.
SYDNEY, Sept. 30.-News has
been received from the Solomon
islands of the murder of two white
traders named Atkinson and Lloyd
by the crew of their vessel. The
natives ate the bodies.
All the Cinnamon who were at
the quarantine station have been
freed from confinement. About
half the numbe have already gone
to the other islands. The Kaala |
took a number yesterday.
Interest in shippipg matters |
seem to be very slight just at pres
ent, and the so.called cholera at
Honolulu is the only thing that
keeps the waterfront frequenters
says the S. F. Examiner.
The officers and men of outgoing
island steamers are much elated
over the fact that when they return
to this port they will be allowed to
come ashore. Over forty days in
quarantine is not calculated to put
men in the best of humors.
w. Thompson, first officer of the
Kaala, has been promoted to the
captaincy of that vessel. Captain
Brown, formerly of the Kaala, will
take charge of the Kauai in place
Of Captain Smythe, who has been
given charge of the Iwalani.
The captain of the R. P. Rithet
says that when he approached port
Wednesday morning and saw the
,wo warships anchored off the har-
Dor, and an appearance of more
han ordinary quietness in port, he
bought the people of Honolulu
we're perishing by the thousands
rom cholera.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder ar
lived from Honolulu in ballast,
md was properly quarantined by
)r. Chalmers. She will be taken j
nto twenty fathoms of water and
Ter ballast discharged, after which ,,
he will be fumigated and allowed
o dock, says the S. F. Call.
EUREKA (Cal.), Sept. 2S.-The !
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