The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

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, Dec. 10, 9 P.M.-Temperature, 10
dew point, Sc barometer, SUI
DIAMOND HEAD, Dec. 10, 10 Pm
Weather, cloudy; wind, high NE
The James Makee took 100 ton'
, OF coal to kapaa.
The piledriver is at work on thu
Pacific Mail dock.
Where is the Baltimore? is the
query along the front.
The Likelike is undergoing re,
pairs at the marine railway.
The Kinau leaves for the big
island at 10 o'clock this morning.
The cargo of lumber on the Alden
Besse is consigned to Allen d
Robinson. I
The barkentine Amelia brought
two horses for E. F. Bishop and one
belonging to Captain Ward. y
The schooner Robert Levers
has come off the marine railway
and anchored at Brewers wharf.
The barkentine Amelia was 26
DAYS coming from Eureka. She
brought a large cargo OF lumber.
There were unoccupied cabins on
both the James Makee and Kaala
on their outward trips yesterday.
The steamer Mikahala will re-
turn from Kauai tomorrow and de-
part again next Monday afternoon.
The Norwegian bark Seringa, 80
days from Newcastle, arrived in
port last night with cargo of coal.
The Likelike went on the marine
railway for cleaning yesterday. She
Will have a new wheel put in also.
Over 100000 feet of lumber ar
rived by the Amelia and nearly
100000 feet by the bark Alden
Besse.
The Archer was q days from
San Francisco. She brought a
general cargo of Christmas goods |
for local tradesmen.
The change in the Mikahala's
sailing time is only for this trip to
enable the residents OF Kauai to
obtain Christmas goods and spend
the holidays in Honolulu.
The Australia laid off Waikiki
nearly two hours yesterday. A
rope caught foul OF the propeller
and boats had to be lowered in
order to straighten things out.
The Robert Levers will load
sugar for San Francisco after the
i. Hackfeld. The former vessel is
low undergoing work for reclassi-
ication. She is having five extra
nelson's and ole extra waterway. 4,
The Claudine will leave on her
ocular schedule next Tuesday {
fternoon. There may be some
hange in her sailing time to &C /
ommodate other islanders who .
fish to be in Honolulu on New !
ears. i
The Robert Levers is now in as !
God condition as when she was |
uilt. Her sides and deck have
cen recaulked, masts scraped and c
be steering apparatus given gen. =,
raj overhauling. She will soon 4
Dad sugar for the Coast. :
The barkentine Amelia encount-
red several South head winds on
er voyage from Eureka, and dur
ng the early part of the voyage
ad nothing but rainy weather.
he four passengers were sea sick
lost of the time and very glad to
each this port.
The Kinau will leave Honolulu
n Monday, Dec. 80 at 5 p. M, and
NIL make This port on return on
he afternoon of January 7th. The
hange was made in order that the
essel might not be at sea on New
,ear's day, which would have |
cen the case if the vessel sailed on
er regular schedule.
The barkentine Archer had to
'ait outside the harbor over three
ours before she could get in. The \
ug Eleu went out to tow her in,
ut when the tow line was thrown
the tug it became entangled in
he tugs propeller, and the Eleu
ad to wait until diver was sent
ut to remove the rope. 1t had
AIKEN three turns on the shaft.
he Kaala went TO the tugs assis-
ance.