The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-13
ALL ALONG TIE DOCKS.


The Kaala arrived at Q o'clock thu
afternoon from Waialua.
The bark Springer Is seventy-eirht
days out from Newcastle for this port.
The W. q. Hall will be along about Z
o'clock this evening, having had 10 cal
at Punaluu for cattle.
The bark II. Hackfeld has been at the
Oahu Railway wharf during the past
two days receiving sugar.
The crews Of the merchantmen in
| port were given a holiday yesterday on
] account Of the inclement weather.
Unless the storm has been general
! Throughout the group the W. G.. Hall
should bring a fun load Of sugar
The S. S. Australia occupies her old
berth at the Oceanic wharf. She will
leave for the Coast on Monday after
noon.
The brigantine W. G.. Irwin " I'm move
over 20 the Oceanic wharf after the de-
parture Of the S. s. Australia, 10 load
sugar!
A shark was seen in the harbor mid.
way between the gunboat bennington
and the Inter Island wharf Yesterday
afternoon.
The boat boys anticipate better bust.
ness with the arrival OF tho naval men.
They have been complaining Of hard
luck for some time past.
The steamer Kauai was expected bnck
today from the Garden Island. As the
steamer did not materialize the supposi-
tion is squaily weather has detained her.
the tugbort Eleu left port on Monday
evening Tor cruise arouud Kauai. She
was 90 have been absent about three
DAYS at the most as she only had coal
sufficient for that length Of time
A native woman was the first to be
out Grabbing since the raising Of the
tabu regulation no lwilei this morning.
About noon quite a number Of both
sexes were seen In the neighborhood.
The ship Tam O'Shantcr. CAPTAIN Pea
body, anchored of the Fort street wharf
this afternoon, 90 days from Newcastle,
N. S. w. with 2l92 tons OF coal for W.
q. Irwin & Co. She will dock as soon
az it is high tide,
The Kuauea Hou acted as tugboat TO
day clearing enough to pay for her
coal. Should neither the Ke Au Hon.
krala or j, A, Cummins, which are on
this island, arrive the harbor will be
without an island steamer this evening.
The steamer Kaala was at Walalua
this morning A telephone message
from that place said the steamer was To
go TO PohOiki IL was raining heavily
and there were doubts "a to the Kaala
being able to reach Honolulu this even.
ing as scheduled.
The steamer kilauea llou will take
number of Chinese contract laborers for
different plantations on Hawaii. The
Immigrants, recent arrivals. were re-
leased from quarantine yesterday, but
were kept on theisland and conveyed to
the steamer direct in boats today.
The Minneapolis is generally believed
10 be the fastest warship afloat, ii push. |
ed She is rated at 23.O73 knots, having
aveIged that for four hours between
Cape Ann and Cape Porpoise Her best
speed the past year was a. knots. made
on run from Norfolk TO New York.
II. b. NJ. S, Wild Swan is anchored on
the waikiki side of the u. ;. gunboat
Bennington in naval row. With the ar
rival of the U. S. $. Baltimore, due from
the China station on her way home.
naval row will present an old time an.
pearance. The Wild Swan is twenty.
one days from Esquimalt
II. NJ. S. Wild Swan made two Mt.
tempts to come in yesterday afternoon
and went to sea again, on account of
the heavy rains making IL impossible to
see the way. The third attempt was
successful and Harbormaster Fuller
boarded her below the light house
after being exposed to the mercy of the
shower some time.
The departure of the Alameda for the
coast yesterday. was DELAYED until 3
O'Clock by freight. The following is a
list of exl orts and consignees: 40 bxs
pineapples, John Kidwell; l2 bxs do.
Pearl City Fruit Co.; IS bxs do. G.. Nc
Lean; IA bxs do. and 1893 bchs bananas.
Geo. Lycurgus; 1872 bchs bananas,
Theo. ii. Davies g. Co.; 202 bchs do.
r. G.. Marshall; $50 bchs do. Tom Sing
Young; 1870 bchs do, Tom zee Sun q
Co.; 800 bchs do, Campbell & &C.; 1877
bchs do, McChesney & Son. Domestic
value, Sl,S7l.
The four masted barkentine Willie r.
Hume. Captain Brigham master. was
uoChtu AT ~ CLOCK TINS morning. The
Vessel YVES towed into port by the XII.
lauea Hon, the only island steamboat in
port, The Willie Il. Hume left New.
castle, n. S. W.. on October Both at A.
m. Passed the Meridian on November
10Th. Crossed the equator in longitude
1853 on December 3D.. Northeast trades
were not met with throughout the pas
sage. Notwithstanding the amount Of
Gains experienced the barkentine made
the trip in the fast time of forty.five
days. She brought l2i4 tons of coal for
w. G.. Irwin d Co. This is the third
trip OF Captain Brigham to Honolulu as
skipper Of the Willie r. Hume. The
vessel will load sugar at this port for
San Francisco. The ship Tam O'Shanter
left Newcastle several days before the
Hume, and Captain Peabody will be sur.
prised to find Captain Brigham in port.