The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-11
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
PACKETS MARING RE-
CORD TRIPS down..


ht oOdiNl hlhlO l@s aiiN ohliNh
or japan yesterday evening.
The bark Sjokengen sailed this
afternoon for the Sound in ballast.
The steamer Kauai will start for
Makaweli, Waimea and Kekaha a,
s o'clock this evening.
A roller for the Koloa mill will
be taken down by the steamer Mi.
kahala OH Thursday evening.
The bark S. c. Allen took out
the last of her Honolulu cargo yes
terday afternoon. She will take
sugar.
A new suit of sails was taken on
board the ship Indiana this morn
ing. The sails were brought down
by the ship Babcock.
The steamer Waialeale left at
noon today for I,ahaina and Ha.
wall. She was unable to get in her
freight yesterday in time to sail.
The Norwegian barkentine Bien
has finished discharging. She
moved out alongside the c. d.
Bryant this morning to receive
ballast.
The steamer Kahului was docked
today to discharge her 500 tons Of
coal. After discharging the Kahu-
lui will go to Kahului TO load sugar
for San Francisco.
Captain Graham OF the ship w.
+. Babcock offered a reward Of $40
each for the return Of five deserters
from his vessel yesterday afternoon.
No sooner are deserters returned
when others skip out.
A little sloop lying alongside the
ship w. Il. Babcock filled with
water this morning. With the as
sistance of hoistiug gear from the
ship the boat was lifted and the
water emptied.
Captain Lindsay, late of the o. &
o. IS. Coptic has been withdrawn
and ordered home Oh waiting orders
by the White Star line, owners Of
the vessel. The present command
er of the Coptic Captain Inman
Sealby is well spoken of.
The schooner Aloha, Martha
Davis and brig Lurline left San
Francisco the same day, Jan. 2o'
the last named for Hilo. The two
former have arrived within a few
hours Of each other and news of the
Lurline's arrival is awaited.
The Hawaiian bark r. p. Rithet,
Captain Morrison, sailed yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco with
32,727 bags of sugar, shipped as
follows: I6, 100 bags, c. Brewer &
Co.; 5000 bags, +. A. Schaefer &
Co.; 1900 bags, 7. H. Davies &
Co.; 1874 bags, Castle & Cooke.
Domestic value, SI29, oI2.74.
The four masted schooner Aloha,
Captain Dabel, arrived this morn
ing, IL days from San Francisco
with cargo of general merchan-
disc consigned to H. Hackfeld &
Co. The Aloha had tair winds all
the way. Captain Dabel received
congratulations for making the
fastest trip of the season. The
schooner is at Irmgard wharf.
The bark Martha Davis, Captain
Soule, arrived this noon, I219 days
from San Francisco, with a light
cargo. The bark experienced the
same weather as the Aloha, the
wind being hard astern. The
berths being full the Martha Davis
anchored in the stream. She has a
new first mate, her former one hav-
ing been promoted to Captain Of
the Mohican.
The barkentine Klikitat, Captain
R. ID. Cutler, anchored in the
stream this forenoon for Port Town
send, which port she left on Jan.
10. Captain Cutler reports nice
weather with north winds fol
the first four days, than had
very heavy S. w. and S. +, gales.
Thence fine N. E. trades to port
On January IA Andrew Hansen, g
sailor, fell overheard from the span
ker boom where he had been sen,
to -furl the spanker. Pieces Of
wood, rope and buoys were thrown
to him, but he did not make any
effort to secure one. The man coult
not swim. Hansen was a native o
Norway, aged twenty years. De
ceased has a brother il
Seattle and a father
and mother living. He stood
high in the estimation of Captain
Cutler, being a good sailor and {
hard worker. The Klikitat brought
the following cargo: 458, 344 it
rough lumber, $50, 900 shingles ant
10 spars, the whole valued
at $5,45I.99, and consigned t.
Wilder and Co. The spars, severa
measuring no feet are beauties
| They are for the Wilder's Steam