The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-24
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
THE oVEHHAULED LIKELIKE ~
COMNIs-ION AGAIN.
Iwnisni- Ciaudine Christmas I'm
the Waterfront.

The bark Albert is at Brewers wharf
discharging her cargo.
The brigantine W. G. Irwin will finish
Loading at the Oceanic wharf.
Chief officer Underwood Of the bark
entine S. \. Castle is under the weather.
The steamer Iwalani will take the re-
maindcr Of the immigrants on her next
trip.
The S. Mount Lebanon has a number
Di Chinese passengers awaiting her at
this port.
Nothing was seen Of the IS Rhonisa
bv the U. s. S. Baltimore while en- route
to this port.
The steamer Claudine will extend her
ports Of call to Hilo. taking "a number
Of iaborers.
The customs officers went through the
bark Archer this morning Nothing OF
a cont aband nature was found.
Passports have been issued to G.
/ Stoeckle and All Wye, intending pas.
sengers by the Miowera for FIJI.
The steamer Iwalani was TO call at
/ kau, Hawaii, today and will therefore
not arrive before tomorrow morning.
The schooner Robert Levers is receiv-
ing a coat of paint at SoTenson's wharf.
The schooner will be as good as new
when finished.
An officer was stationed on the Inter
/ Island wharf this morning to see that
there was no Incorporating OF freight
arrived by the Hall.
The steamer I.ikelike will leave on
| Thursday afternoon at O'Clock for Olo-
walu, Hamoa, Nuu and Kel She
Will take freight only.
Tomorrow, being Christmas day.
there will be suspension of business
along the water front. No island
steamers leave.
The U. S. S. Baltimore is anchored on
the Eva side of the Bennington. Cap.
tain Broome OF the n. G.. H., visited the
cruiser yesterday afternoon.
The SIS. City Of Picking will be due
from San Francisco on Dec. 2s. on her
wav to Yokohama and Hong Kong.
The customs department was besieged
today with Chinese for passports.
Captain SimeIson of the steamer W.
q. Hall reports rough weather ON the
Kona coast. The steamer brought q
heavy freight OF fruit and poultry, be-
sides sugar and coffee and cattle. for
the holidays. The ii all will leave on
her schedule time ON Friday.
The ST, ner Claut ine will leave for
Maui ON december 80, n day ahead OF
time, returning TO Honolulu on Sunday
morning January .. The change is
made in order to give the crew day
ashore at llama. Maui. 10 spend the New
-. a L..
mas day.
Native fishermen are putting the FIN
ishing touches ON new sloop, built
entirely at the old fishmarket. Ship
carpenters say the would be ship build.
ers have fair idea of building boat
but how she will behave in IA gale re.
mains 30 be seen. Although substantial
timbers are used, boat nails are utilized
for fasteners.
! Captain Dabel OF the schooner Alohs
, and bride will spend their Christiua'
+ at sea. The vessel left today for IA.
Golden Gate, quantity of good thing
/, finding way on board prior to her de
parture. The Aloha took the following
cargo; 2O,aS1 bags sugar. shipped by
II. Hackfeld q Co: 2025 bgs do. NJ S
Grinbaum 4 Co.; 100 bgs kona coffee
II. Hackfeld & Co. Domestic value
ss5, 1876.
An elderly native was locked up ia
the |. |. $. y. Co.'S warehouse on Queer
street for nearly two hours this morn
ing. The man had gone into the plac'
to select an oar. The Portuguese think
ing the old man had gone out shut AN,
locked the big doors. People passing
heard cries but could not tell where the
came from. Finally boatboys locate
the cries and reported TO the Portuguese,
The doors were swung open and IN
mans face was seen peering through I'll
iron grating. He was glad 10 get out.