The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-03-12
WHARF AND WAVE.

The U. S. S. Marion is en- route to
Honolulu from San Diego.
The brig VIM. G. Irwin brought 40
kegs of powder for Castle & Cooke
The U. S. S. Alert will leave for
Mare Island on the arrival of the U. S.
S. Marion.
The Mauna Loa reports plenty of wa
ter at Pahala plantation, and Naalehu
just beginning to grind
The Ke Au Hou went ON the marine
railway for cleaning and repairs She
is to be furnished throughout with
electric lights.
The British sealing schooner Agnes
Macdonald, Cutter MASTER came off
the marine railway yesterday morning
and sailed for Japan.
On Jan. "a, steamer Sakura Maru
(Jap.), at Yokohama, Jan. % from Seat
tie, reports, Jan. "a, lat. "a N, lon
/ E., saw derelict vessel, of about
$50 to 300 tons, bottom up.
Something like S215 was handed in
by the captain of the May Flint at po-
lice headquarters yesterday for deten-
ton of deserters, special watchmen
aboard the bark and other items.
Sailed from San Francisco: Feb. %,
bktne VIM. G. Irwin, for Honolulu.
Feb. "a schr Albert Meyer, for Ka-
hului. Feb. 27, brig Consuelo, for Ma
hukona. March 2, ship Genista for
Hilo. March 3, schr Helen N. Kimball
for Kahului.
The American brig VIM. G. Irwin,
Williams master, arrived yesterday
morning, 16 days from San Francisco,
with cargo of 900 tons Of general
merchandise, consigned to Vim G. r.
win & Co. A pleasant trip was the ex-
perience< of the Irwin.
Arrived at San Francisco: Feb. %,
blk Mohican, 10 days from Honolulu;
schr Anna, 20 days from Mahukona.
Feb. 26, brig Lurline, % days from Ka-
hului Feb. q, blk Ceylon, "a days
from Honolulu; bktne W. H. Dimond,
So days from Honolulu.
The Kaala brought the following re-
port from places on the other side of
this island: Mokuleia, cleaned out; Ke-
awanui, $500 bags paddy; Puuiki, $50
bags sugar; Waialua, cleaned out; Ka-
huku, $40 bags sugar and Punaluu,
cleaned out. Very heavy winds.
The American ship W. F. Babcock,
R. G, Graham master, arrived in port
late yesterday afternoon, IL days from
San Francisco good trip was spent
on the way down. The Babcock comes
70 load sugar for VIM. G. Irwin &
TO- Captain Graham brought his fam
lily along with him.
The Philadelphia Engineering Com.
pany recently shipped overland to Sar
Francisco, and thence to Japan, a stee
plate smokestack IT'S feet high and
feet inches in diameter in the clear
weighing more than $4,000 pounds
The stack is to be used in new cleo
trio light plant at Yokohama.
The British ship Genesta cleared to
day for Hilo, where she will load will
sugar for New York, says the Chron1
Gle of Mar 2 She will be the first Bri
fish ship to leave this port for Hilo
/ Captain Matson, master of the bari
Annie Johnson, viii go with her t,
pilot her in and out of the Hawaiian
4 harbor, as well as superintend he
: loading
, Expected TO arrive: Schr Allen A
i from New Whatcom, sailed Feb %
bktne Klikitat, from Port Gamble
|, sailed Feb. "a; schr William Bowder
from Newcastle, sailed Feb. %; sch
|, John d. Tallant, from Port Gamble
: sailed Feb. 90; blk Highland Light
from Departure Bay, sailed Feb. 81
: blk Diamond Head, from Port Blakely
: sailed March g.
/, The ship Flwell, Capt. Ryder, ha
J. made fourteen round trips. betweel
[. San Francisco and Nanaimo each il
: less than thirty days. 1t is said tina
n Capt. RYDER gets a thirty dollar sui
/. of clothes for every time he accom-
!. plishes the feat, and that his wardrob
: has become quite extensive. The III
i. we'll is 1857 tons, built at Damariscotts
S Me-, in 1875 and halls from San Fran
! cisco.
/, Contrary TO all expectations the +
r NJ. S. S. China came into port an