The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-15
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS
wARRtMOO, EN ROUTE NoRTH,
EARLY MORNING. ARRIVAL.


The steamer Mikahala will be in from
Kauai tomorrow morning.
Captain "Bill" Williams has put the
fine pleasure yacht Pokii on the market
Captain Calhoun OF the barkentine
Archer, is accompanied by his wife this
trip.
The steamer Likalike will be due to.
morrow morning from Hawaii with
sugar.
The steamer Warrimoo, with her new
commander, arrived twenty-four hours
ahead of time.
The steamer Likelike arrived this
afternoon with full load of sugar for
the bark Fortuna.
The steamer X ,ala sailed for Kahuku
at noon today TO bring the balance Of the
sugar at that place
The Japanese immigrant steamer is
about due from Kobe, Japan, and may
be looked for daily.
The schooner Kaulilua came in this
morning from the leeward side of the
island with cargo of freweod.
iiduh ". beiIHlhlnt " now nurSer on
the SIS Warrimoo. He is courteous
young man and will gain many friends
in his present capacity
The bark Jessie Osborne will dock at
the Fort street wharf after the Robert
Levers. In the mean time she is re-
ceiving anew coat Of paint in the stream
Captain Garland, of the missionary
packet Morning Star, ia expected back
from the coast by the SIS. Australia. II
VIII then be decided whether the steam.
er will go on the marine railway for a
cleaning or not.
The steamer Kinau sailed for Maui
and Hawaii at 10 o'clock this morning,
She viii return on Saturday morning, n
week from tomorrow, and Purser Beck.
ley guarantees to bring full load of
sugar. He was willing to wager a new
nat thus morning but none cared to ac-
cept it.
The schooner BERTHE Minor. Captain
Raven, sailed in the harbor this morning
without the aid Of the tug. 81 DAYS from
Eureka, CAL. with PAL $40 assorted r,
w. lumber and s9S NJ r w. shingles to
Levers Il Cooke. Captain Raven re.
ports fine weather throughout the pas.
sage. Three passengers came by the
schooner on visit. The Berthe Minor
VIII discharge above the Oceanic wharf.
The barkentine Archer. Captain Cal.
houn. arrived this morning, fifteen DAYS
from San Francisco, with general mer.
chandise cargo. She docked at Irm.
gard wharf. Among the principal ship.
ments were the following: 1870 cs gas
oline. 1861 OLA lbs barley, l26, 1884 lbs bran,
49,l'7 lbs middlings, 125 bbls -four, 80
ctls wheat, 29SS lbs rolled barley. ia
cs paint, 81 cs crackers, 420 lbs lard. 80
cs and Obls salmon, ls,209 # lumber,
80 doors, 20 cs canned goods, : cs cop.
per, | cs drugs, 400 lbs meal, 1880 gals
on, % cs powder, cs caps. 10 els rope,
lOOO bales hay, 32, 900 bricks, $50 bbls
lime, 600 bdls shingles, 2sl5 redwood
posts.
The X. NJ. S. S. Warrimoo, 5000 tons
ii. NJ. c. Hepworth, r. N. r., com. !
mander, cleared Sydney Heads at 5:l5 |
p. M. May LIST. Passed Lord Howe
Island at / a. m. May 3D. and Mount
at a. m. May eth. arriving
AT Suva 1877 same date. Left again al |
1880 p. m, clearing the group at a.
M next morning: passing Alofa Island |
at p, m. same day. Crossed the euua. |
tor at at $3.50 p. m. ON the 10th, and ar |
rived off Honolulu Mt 5:l5 a. M, berthed
at M, May 18th. Experienced
moderate to strong head winds with
fine weather to noon of the 4th. thence
strong head winds with rough sea to
arrival at Suva. From Suva experienced
light to moderate trade winds, and fine
weather with moderate seas to arrival.
Passed X. NJ. =. Miowera at 8 D. m. Nav
IL. The Warrimoo will leave for Vic.
toria, b. c., at 2 p. IN.