The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
.ALL ALONG THE DOCKS
LUMBER VESSELS WAITING FOR
ROOM TO DISCHARGE.
Coal ON the Way The Rosalie-Nes-
sells Taking i'm Sugar-Thc Gains
borough shipping Notes.

borough-Shippng Notes.
The Waialcale sailed for Kauai ports
this afternoon at 4 p. m. She took
cargo of coal and general merchandise.
The steamship Aztec, now discharg-
ing her coal cargo at the Pacific Mail
wharf. will sail for San Francisco ON
Tuesday next, the 29th.
The Hawaiian bark Resale, late Don
Adolphe Capt Nissen, has been chart
cred to bring coal cargo from New
castle. \. $. W.. for Honolulu.
The Ladas will proceed to the Sound
after discharging her cargo. She will
likely load wheat or salmon there for
the United Kingdom or the continent.
The bark Matilda and barkentine
AMELIA are both laying in the stream
awaiting dock room at Allen & Robin
sons wharf, now occupied by the Cey-
lon.
The fine lofty masts of the Lillelike
have been cut down some ten feet.
Though she win be more serviceable
this way it somewhat spois her fine
,allish appearance.
The City of Peking and the Australia
both fall due on Monday from San
Francisco. The latter vessel is expect
ed, by her agents, to arrive on the af-
ternoon of that day.
The schooner Luka went out to the
Gainsborough yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, taking with her another
large pump. When the Lula has been
loaded with coal, probably the vessel
viii be foated.
There is activity on the Oceanic
wharf. The ship Troop is taking in
sugar in her fore and after matches,
and discharging ballast from her main
hatch She will have speedy dispatch
for New York.
The banks Seladon and Colusa, Capt.
Kalb, are both on their way from New
castle, n. S. w., with coal cargoes for
| this port The former is IS days out
/ today, and may be expected at any
time; the latter is 80 days out today
| and has on board 1850 tons of coal.
/ Messrs. Burns. Philip e. Co. have
/ been advised that the steamer Nama-
shire Maru, the pioneer boat of the
japanese mail line, is to leave Yolloha-
ma on October 3, for Sydney via Kobe,
Hongkong, Thursday Island and Bris-
bane, returning by the same route.
The s. G. Wilder has hauled over to
the Mikahala wharf and is discharging
a heavy vacuum pump for the Homo
kaa Sugar Company, besides other
pieces of machinery. This completes
her inward freight, and she took in a
lot of sugar brought down on the Hall
for c. Brewer & Co.
Sydney News: The bark Candida,
which has just arrived at Newcastle
from South Africa, recently had an
eventful voyage from Tacoma to Cape
town. While off Cape Horn, and dur
ing a spell of eXtremenly heavy
weather, the Candida fell in with the
bark Belpore, partially dismasted, and
in sinking condition. After terrific
fight with the elements, and at nc
small risk to themselves, boats crew
from the Candida effected the rescue OF
twenty-one of the Belpore's crew, one
having been previously washed over
board and drowned. \ peculiar coin
cidence in connection with these two
vessels is the fact that the mate oil
the Candida was second mate of the
Belpore ON the trip previous to thai
on which she was lost, and the frs
man to welcome the captain of the Bel
pore on board the Candida was his ole
second mate of the previous voyage,