The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-10

hurry. The animal was captures
before he had time to use his heels
The bark Santiago left 'Frisc
for Hilo on November 9th.
The Alameda left Auckland TO
Honolulu on November 9Oth.
The steamer J. A. Cummins ha
resumed her Waimanalo trips.
The bark Archer left the Coas
for Honolulu on November 2Sth.
The Lehua has taken the Moko
Ilii's place on the Molokai route.
The Australia was cleaned anC
overhauled since her last visit here
The Robert Levers is still under
going repairs on the marine rail
way.
The Transit arrived in Sar
Francisco from Honolulu on Nov
ember 10Th.
The four-masted schooner Aloha
is in the hands of caulkers al
Brewers wharf.
The British steamer Mt. Lebanon
arrived in Astoria, Or, from Homo
lulu on November S0th.
The steamer Monowai will leave
San Francisco for the Colonies, by
way OF Honolulu, on the 18th inst.
The Kinau has heavy freight
cargo and a large passenger list
booked for her trip this morning.
The bark Martha Davis will be
in Honolulu about three weeks.
She will await q full cargo OF sugar.
The schooner Jennie Wand,
Christensen master, left the Coast
for Kahului on the first of this
month.
The banks s. G. Wilder and S.
n. Castle both arrived in San Fran
cisco on November 9th from Ho-
nolulu.
The Afrida, an old British steam
er, is now running for the Occiden-
tai and Oriental 5. S. Co. in place
of the Belgic.
The bark Don Adolpho. it is
rumored, has again changed hands.
Captain Larsen has resumed con-
troll OF the vessel.
The bark Alden Besse left Port
Blakely for Honolulu on November
14th. She has a large cargo OF
lumber for this port.
The bark Albert is loading wheat
for this port at the seawall in San
Francisco, having arrived there on
the 18th of November.
Captain Thompson will take the
kaala around the circuit OF Oahu
tomorrow and expects to return
with full cargo of sugar.
The Australia brought two large
surf boats on her upper deck. They
will be sent to Hilo and used as
lighters for the island steamers.
The Mokolii will be laid up for
several weeks. Her shaft is badly
broken and her machinery will
have to undergo a thorough over
hauling.
Among the Monowai's cargo for
this port on her departure from
San Francisco will be 1860 barrels
Of salmon and an enormous guam
tity OF canned goods.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew
Drew, master, has COM
menced taking on a cargo for this
port. She will be in Honolulu
during the holidays.
The returning steamers from the
big island Will be anxiously looked
.or by the residents here. 1t is ex-
pected that news OF a heavier shak-
ng on Hilo will be received.
The Australia viii not leave
until week from yesterday. The
BOYS on the Alameda, due to ar
i've Thursday, will have chance
@ exchange greetings with the Aus
ralia's crew.
Pending investigation OF the
.harges preferred for unofficerlike 1
.onduct, Captain Healy has been
emoved from command of the
evenue cutter Bear. Lieutenant
3uhner is now in charge of the
-essel.
Irving NJ. Scott denies the story
u San Francisco evening paper
tating that the Z. S. s. Olympia
ook fire at Honolulu on her way
o Japan. Mr.. Scott is one of the
builders Of the vessel, and has re-
eived the latest news from her at
Yokohama.