The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22

IlNAhON W kAlhEh REtNhA
Nov. p, 9 P.M.-Temperature, IL;
dew point, So.
The brig Lurline sailed for Hilo
Nov. 10.
The Mount Lebanon did good
Job Of discharging while here.
The Iwalani will sail for Kauai
at pm. today. She will take mail
and $50 tons OF coal.
The J. A. CumminS did not get
away Yesterday on account OF her
failure TO get freight. She will sail
today.
The W. G. Hall will be in this
afternoon with large number OF
passengers and a freight list 10
correspond.
The bark Albert is up and load
ing at San Francisco for this port.
She will come consigned TO II.
Hackfeld & Co.
The following vessels have sailed
from San Francisco for Honolulu:
Nov. S.-Brig W. G. Irwin; Nov.
l0-Schooner Aloha.
The Q. x 0. 5. 5. Coptic, Lindsay
MASTER, arrived in San Francisco,
Nov. 18th, 8 days, ) hours and 81
minutes from Honolulu.
The steamship Mount Lebanon
brought japanese mail from Yoko-
hama yesterday. In consequence
OF this fact there was many a smil-
ing japanese on the streets.
The British steamship Mount
Lebanon. Hendry master, did not
sail until Yesterday afternoon. She
took a mail and a small cargo OF /
rice for Portland and Victoria.
The Marie Hackfeld will prob .
ably sail for San Francisco Mon
day. She Is expecting to get sugar
Sunday. Monday forenoon and
will be required to load
this.
The 0. s. 5. Mariposa sailed
promptly at 3 p. N. yesterday for
the Colonies. The Hawaiian band
was on the wharf TO play a farewell.
She took quite q number OF passen-
gers from this port.
The Q. 5. ;. Mariposa, Hayward
master, arrived from San Francis
20 early yesterday morning, which
port she sailed from at 3 pm, Nov.
Il. She brought a number OF pas
'engers and small cargo.
The whaling bark Gayhead,
Shorey master, which was set afire
while at this port several months
ago, arrived in San Francisco. Nov.
18th, from Kurile island with 1856
barrels Of sperm oil and 5000
pounds Of whale bone.
Captain Walker, who ran the
Occidental and Oriental steamship
Belgic ashore at Sunosaki last Sep
ember, has been relieved OF his
and J. H. Kinder, for I
nerly first officer of the Gaelic, has &.
'een appointed TO succeed him. :
1t is in the air at Mare island '
hat when the Philadelphia comes I
n, her officers and crew are to be
transferred TO the Oregon, with the
Iouble purpose OF putting the latter !
nto commission as soon as practic- /
Die and giving the former a thor 7
ugh overhauling.
The following sailing vessels /
ave arrived in San Francisco from :
Nov. 11.-Bark Albert, e
master, Is days; Nov. y. a
Brig Consuelo, Jacobsen master.
5! days; Nov. 13.-Bark J. C. y
rlsde, Siege master. % DAYS and Y
ark Andrew WEIGH, Drew master,
S days.
On Oct. 18th while the ship John
ina, was on her way from Newcas-
.e TO San Francisco, smoke was !.
iseoyered coming through the \
ouses- Considerable of the coal :,
as on fire; vigorous work was :
ecessary to put out the fire. Even :
hen this was not accomplished I'm !.
i Oct 81. The John Ena's steam
'rce pump is what saved the ship. :.
The Coptic made a wonderful 2
IN from Honolulu, coming up in .
x days and two hours, says the G
an Francisco Chronicle. She is a
ixteen days out from Yokohama. b
he reached Honolulu on Novem-
er 9th, and left there November 6.
he spoke the United States cruiser :.
lympia bound for Yokohama in Fl
.tltude 31:55 north, longitude g
-O.TQ 80 o