The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-25
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS
STRANDED GAINSBOROUGH TAKES
\ STARBOARD LIST.
More Coal from Her-Klikitat in Port
Again-Schooner Olga Not Lost
Sheep for Kauai-Sugar for Troop.

Again ScnOOneG Olgd NOO LOSl--
Sheep for Kauni-Sugar for Troop.
The Kaala sailed today for Kahuku
and Punaluu.
The S. G.. Wilder is at the o. Il. g. l..
wharf discharging brick and machin-
cry.
The schooner Defender sailed from
Eureka for Honolulu on September 10
with cargo of lumber.
The schooner Moi Wahine sailed for
paaulo at 10 this morning with a
cargo of general merchandise.
The steamer Yamaguchi Maru sails
at 4 p. III. today for Seattle direct.
All mail marked will be dispatched.
The British ship Corolla, which was
here few weeks ago, is on her way
from Vancouver to adelaide with "
lumber cargo.
The W. G. Hall sailed at 10 this
morning on her regular route. Her
passenger list was light though she
had heavy freight.
The schooner Olgo, well known in
this port and previously reported as
ashore in the Amoor River, has been
foated apparently without damage.
The schooner Muriel was handsome
w dressed from stem to stern, as also
the landing at Honoipu last Tuesday.
22nd inst, in honor of President Dole's
visit to the vessel.
The bark Martha Davis cleared for
this port from San Francisco on Sep
TENDER 10th and sailed on the 18th
with a general cargo valued at 34,4O6.
She is consigned to c. Brewer & Co.
The brig Lurline, Capt. Denny, who
succeeds the late Capt. Miller, cleared
from San Francisco for kahului on
September 10th and sailed the same
day. with a general cargo valued at
$1S,562.
The Waaleale arrived today from
Kapaa. She will sail tomorrow for
Kauai ports, taking load of sheep,
which will be brought from Lanai on
the Mokolii tonight. The sheep go to
Kilauea plantation.
The ship Troop, after discharging
part of her ballast on the new wharf
hauled over to the Oceanic wilaIf this
morning. where she will take in suf-
ficient sugar for stiffening before dis
charging the remainder of her ballast
The w. +. Babcock, Iroquois and
Kelinworth all sail from New York for
San Francisco, in Dearborn's line, with
general cargo, in the order named.
They will probably come here for
sugar on the return voyage to New
York.
The barkentine Klikitat, Capt. Cut
Ter, came into port yesterday, nineteen
and half DAYS from Port Townsend
with a load of lumber, 100000 feet
consigned to Wilder d. Co. The kliki'
tat is from Port Townsend and reports
pleasant trip.
The four masted schooner Muriel, n
S. Carlson, master, arrived at Honolpr
on the 10th inst, nineteen days from
San Francisco, consigned to Theo. IL
Davies O. Co. Consignees: r. X. Hind
Hawaiian Mercantile Co., James Ken
ton. Assorted cargo: 1000 bags grail
and feed, 200 bags Hawaiian rice, 2O'
cases kerosene, 100 barrels lime, 81
tons fertilizer, 5000 feet ASSORTED
lumber, assorted groceries and planta
ton supplies.
The Lavina came into port last nigh
bringing 1000 bags of coal from tn
Gainsborough. \ current rumor on tn
streets this morning, says the shil
has gone over on her beam ends, bu
on inquiry from the Diamond Hea'
station, Charlie Peterson says the yes
sci has taken a heavy list to starboarc
but is not on her beam ends. Capt
Galway is in town this morning an
was much surprised to hear of tn
vessels predcament as she was in tn
same position as heretofore when h
left last night.
ARRIVALS.