The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-01

The steamer Kaena left again to-
day for the leeward side of Oahu
The steamer Kauai goes to Ma
kaweli, Waimea and Kekaha this
afternoon.
The cook, steward and cabin boy
OF the ship Dirigo were found miss
ing from that vessel this morning.
They have been posted as deserters.
The bark Foxglove did not leave
yesterday, although she has cleared
for Salvador. The vessel will not
leave until after the arrival of the
mail.
The tern w. J Jewett, o Johi.-
son, master, sailed from Mahukona
April a5th for Kahului, to discharge
balance Of lumber cargo and load
sugar at that port,
The ship Joseph b. Thomas has
gone to the Pacific Mail wharf, to
occupy the berth vacated by the
Fortuna. The Thomas has coal
for the U. S. Navy.
The bark Fortuna has finished
discharging her coal and moved
over to the Kinau wharf. Captain
Mikkelsen has accepted a charter to
load sugar for San Francisco.
The weather was so boisterous
on the Koolau side of the island
that the steamer J. A. Cummins
was unable to bring full load of
sugar. She will leave again today
when Captain Nelson expects to
have better luck.
The bark II. Hackfeld will like
ly return from Lysan Island about
the end of next week. She will
not bring a full load, as it is the in
tention to have her make three
trips to the Guano island. On her
hnal trip she will discharge her bal
last and come up with full load
Adolph Frietsch who sailed sue
cessfully across the Atlantic in the
little Nina, has induced Mil
waukee company to build him an
other dory there 20 feet keel, in
which he will attempt to sail around
the world, going to San Francisco
first and thence across the Pacific.
5. +. Commercial News.
The brigantine John D. Spreckels, !
5. N. Christensen, master, arrived
at Mahukoua April 27th, ? days |
from San Francisco, to Hawaiian
Railroad Co Cargo: Fertilizer. |
mules, kerosene oil, flour, lime and |
assorted groceries. Consignees: S,
G. Wilder * Co., Kohala Sugar
Co., Halawa plantation an Multi
plantation.
The barkentine Klikitat, Captain
K. ID. Cutler, arrived this morning
and anchored in the stream. The !
vessel left Port Townsend on April !
-, and was therefore eighteen DAYS
making the passage. She brought
lumber for Wilder & Co. Fine
weather with strong trades was
experienced. Captain Cutler was
congratulated on the smart passage.
The ship H. +. Glade will finish
discharging at Irmgard wharf this
evening. She will then go over to
the Railway wharf to discharge
ammonia. After finishing these
the Glade will rid herself Of 1000
barrels Of cement and 900 tons Of
coal at the Pacific Mail wharf. The
cargo from the Glade so far was
discharged in first class condition,
there not being leakage any
where.
The r. NJ. IS, Monowai, Capt. |
Carey, from Sydney via Auckland
and Apia, arrived in the harbor at
II a. IN. today. She left Sydney
at 4:45 p. M. on April - and ar
rived at Auckland on April II at
midnight. Left again the follow
ing day at 2:I5 p. III. and reached |
Samoa the 22d at 1880 p. III.
Stayed in Samoa ten hours. The |
Monowai brought the following
cargo for Honolulu; so cs brandy, |
S cs niue, insects, 10 cs beer, II cs
cottons, 1871 cs onions, 90 SKIS pota-
toes, go cs mullet, 8 cs butter, a
cs lines, 1000 loose cocoanuts, ? |
rams and 8 pkgs merchandise. |
Consignees are Macfarlane & Co, |
Z. Hoffschlaeger & Co Prof. Koe-
belle, w. G.. Irwin y Co., II. May
& Co., McChesney, Camarinos,
Bush and order. The Monowai
will leave at g o'clock this evening,
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