The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-28
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
HAwtiIAN CRAFT REACHING AND
LEtNISG SAN FRANCISCO.
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Coal Tleet-Ihc Iutrr.tsiand
Vessels

The bark Resale is in the watei
again.
The bark Ceylon will get away
about the latter end of this week.
The Kilauea Hou leaves for Lau.
pahoehoe and Kukaiau tomorrow
afternoon.
The w. c.. Hall was delayed
until noon today, taking on heavy
machinery.
The steamer Kahului sailed from
Newcastle on Jan. 8 for Honolulu
with a cargo of coal
The schooner I.uka arrived from
Hawaii this afternoon, after an
absence OF about three weeks.
The bark Coloma which put into
port here on Nov. 10, leaking, ar
rived at Hong Kong on Jan. s.
The L. S. S. Boston, Captain
Wild, left San Francisco on Jan.
10 bound for the China station via
Honolulu.
The schooner Robert Levers
took 81, 500 bags Of sugar shipped
by II. Hackfeld & Co. for the San
Francisco market.
The barkentine Planter, Dow
master, sailed from San Francisco
OIL Jan. 10 for Honolulu with gen
eral merchandise.
The steamer Mikahala will return
from Kauai on Thursday morning,
and will leave again III the evening,
getting back on Sunday morning.
The arrivals at San Francisco
from Honolulu are the following:
Jan. 9, schooner Aloha, G5l days;
Jan, II, w. G. Irwin, IA days,
Martha Davis, v days.
The British ship Cadzon Forrest
was blown to sea off the Columbia
river on Jan. !, and grave fears are
entertained as to her safety. The
ship was here some time ago.
The bark S. c. Allen cleared the
Golden Gate OIL Jan. 10 bound for
Honolulu, but was forced to return
owing to the rough aud foggy
weather. The vessel sailed the fol-
lowing day.
The steward of the w. G.. Hall
has entirely recovered his health,
and is at his post attentive as ever.
He was cared for by Rev. S. II.
Davis. of Kona, during the latter
days Of his illness.
The owner of the new fishing
sloop built near the Lime Kiln
called at the Custom House to
register the vessel today. The
sloop will be utilized to carry paiai
on Maui and Molokai.
The barkentine Willie r. Hume
sailed with sugar this morning for
San Francisco. Shipments were:
964s bgs., w. G. Irwin & Co.;
1891 bgs., II. A. Widemann; 3494
bgs., J. II. Warehouse. Domestic
value, S64, o4o.
The barkentine Willie r. Hume
and schooner Robert Levers left
within a short time OF each other
bound for San Francisco with car
goes Of sugar. Captain Goodman
of the Robert Levers expects TO
beat the w. X. Hume to the Coast.
The Levers is i'll fine condition.
The brigantine w. G.. Irwin left
San. Francisco on Jan. FL for Homo
lulu. The brig Consuela sailed the
same day for Mahukona. The
schooner Jennie Wand was to have
quick dispatch to Kahului on Jan.
20. Other shipping up and loading
for Honolulu are the schooner Aloha
and bark Martha Davis.
The following vessels have left
Newcastle, n. S. w, on the
dates named Tor Honolulu: Dec.
rst, bark Nonantum; Dec. II,
hktne Irmgard, Dec. IS, schr VIM.
Bowden and bark Margaretha;
Dec. 10, schr Carrier Dove and ship
J. l.. Brown; Dec. 2Ist, schr Alice
Cooke. For Kahului, Dec. 4, bark
Hesper,
The S. S. Australia, Houdlette
commander, arrived last night, 6
days and = hours from San Fran
cisco with IT cabin and ~ steerage
passengers and 81 bags of mail.
Strong Sc. winds were expert
enced the first day out, thence to
port moderate to strong S.W gales
and rough sea. The Australia had
very bad weather on her last trip
up, one of her boats being swep,