The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-27
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS
FLEET OF COAL VESSELS FOR
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Amy Turner VIII Leave for Hong
kong-Aloha Sails Next Week
Kapaa Channel Choked With Sand.

The Amy Turner will sail for Hong
kong on Monday.
The Hawaiian ship John Ena will
load coal at Newcastle for San Fran
cisco.
Four master schooner Echo, Capt. !
Foey, will load coal at Newcastle for
Honolulu
The steamer Noeau arrived this
morning with 1900 bags of sugar, part
of which goes into the Aloha.
The schooners Novelty, Lewis, ship
Louisiana and the banks Nonantum,
Colorado, Mauna Ala, are in port at
Newcastle to load coal for Honolulu.
Schooner William Bowden left New
castle on February 23rd, for Honolulu,
with 1851 tons of coal. The bark For
tuna and bar. entine Olga are bound
for this port also.
The Aloha has hauled over to Wilt
er's wharf. She still needs 5000 bags
to top off her cargo, but Capt. Dable
expects to have them in by Mondav
night, so that he can sail Tuesday.
Steamers from Kauai this morning
report 81 900 bags of sugar still on the
island, including the cargoes of the
Hall and Mikahala. The latter has
5000 bags, and the Hall full load.
The American barkentne c. c.
Funck arrived at Newcastle on the 9Th
from Eureka (Humboldt Bay) with n
cargo of redwood consigned to Messrs.
Goodlet and Smith. After discharging
the vessel will load coal for Honolulu.
Port Surveyor Stratemeyer distrib-
uted among the pilots and masters in
port this morning the revised interna-
tional "rules of the road to prevent
collisions at sea, issued by the United
States Government.
The James Makee arrived This morn
ing with 1895 bags of sugar and so IF
rice The sugar goes into the Packard.
Mrs. Stair and son, DR. Walters and
tat, were passengers from Kappa.
The r. NJ. S. Warrimoo got away
soon after midnight. She was delayed
in reaching this port by head winds
during the latter portion of her pas
sage. She left her usual quota of coal
on the dock. The only passengers for
this port were c. a. Mcdowell and NJ.
kY. Williams. aga "a. sa..
The American bark Snow and Bur-
CESS. sailed past yesterday afternoon
and Capt. Macauley got just close
enough to learn that she was thirteen
days from San Francisco, bound for
Vladivostock with a cargo of general
merchandise, in a hurry.
Capt. Tullett, of the steamer James
! Makee, reports that the channel at Ka-
paa has been so filed up with sand by
the recent storms that the steamer
bumped on the bottom going in and
coming out. Capt. Tullet thinks that
the channel will clear itself when the
! wind changes.
The schooner Golden Shore left New
castle on the 10th, with 1866 tons of
coal for Kahului. The following YES
sells are now on their way to Honolulu:
schooners Reaper, Oceania Vance;
bark Newsboy and barkentine Ensen-
ada, all coal laden. Bark Charles b.
Kenny is ON the list to load.
Sydney Commercial News says that
advices are to hand to the effect that
the American barkentine c. F. Crocker,
which recently put into Auckland in a
lealy condition, while on her way
from Newcastle to Honolulu, with coal
has discharged her cargo at Auckland
and has sailed in ballast for San Fran
cisco.
| The Kauai arrived from Makaweli
this morning without a single bag of
sugar and with fifty tons of the coal
she had for that port. On the 25th the
mill at Makaweli broke down and the
Kauai had to make special trip back
here to have the machinery repaired.
The work will be done in time for the
steamer to sail again this afternoon.
She will carry up lot more coal.