The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-05
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
WARRIMOO ARRIVES FROM THE
COLONIES.
Andrew Welch Turns Up With a New
Skipper-Latest Shipping News
from Gossip.

The weather is reported thick in the
Molol<ai channel.
The Il. NJ. S. Warrimoo sails for
Vancouver at 6 p. IN.
The James Makee will not get off
the marine railway before tomorrow
morning,
Captain Curtis has lost one of his
best men from the Title +. Starbucll
through desertion.
The Kaena sailed at noon for Wal
lua ports. The weather has moder-
, ated considerably on the windward
side.
The Martha Davis is ready to receive
consignment of sugar expected ON
the steamer Mauna Loa this after
noon.
The bark Columbia sailed in ballast
| for the Sound yesterday afternoon.
| The weather had cleared nicely and a
favorable breeze sprung up.
| The bark {. y. Bryant has hauled
over to the old fish market slip. to UNI
dergo a general overhauling and get
ready for the new sugar crop.
The schooner w. II. Talbot sailed
from Newcastle for Kahului on Octo-
Der with a cargo of coal. The ship
Drammen is now out 43 days from
! Newcastle for this port, with coal
cargo.
The little schooner Norma is re-
ceiving freigth for Hawaii ports. and
will sail some time tomorrow. Captain
John Nilsson has been appointed as
| her master
On account Of the Warrimoo dock
! ing at the Oceanic wharf. the w. G..
Irwin has moved up into the jog while
| the schooner Jessie Minor has taken
| the berth Just vacated by the Column
bia at Allen & Robinson's wharf.
The following vessels were expected
| at Newcastle to load coal for this port
when the Warrimoo sailed: American
barkentine c. f. Crocker, S13 tons,
! American schooner Defiance. 800 tons:
| tons; American bark McNear, 11Sg
! American schooner King Cyrus, CO.
! tons.
The steamer Kaaa arrived from the
windward side last night. after being
! three days far bound at Kahuku. OF
account of the storm. She dragged
her anchor during the blow. but was
not damaged. Captain Mosher reports
that he was unable to land either his
| Punaluu or Hauua freight because OF
the storm.
The Mauna Loa arrived from Ha
waii and Maui at noon, with 1899 bags
of sugar, 120 bags of coffee, Is hides
Is head of cattle and 100 packages oil
sundries. She had a rather rough
trip. While going down the compan
ion way from the bridge to the mali
deck this morning Captain Simersor
fell and sprained his ankle. He re
fused to resign the bridge however
until his vessel was safely locked.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew Welcf
| arrived this morning after a tresom,
voyage of 20 days from San Francisco
Captain c. f. Turne is in command
during the absence of Captain Dyer OF
a vacation. He is well known here
having formerly been mate of the Il
p. Rithet, which he brought up form
Australia. The Welch brings 1906
tons of general merchandise consign
ed to Brewer d Co, and IL mules fol
Norton. Captain Turne reports pleas
ant weather up to last Monday night
when he encountered the storm ano
had it bit rough. The Welch will
discharge at Brewers wharf.
The II. NJ. s. Warrimoo. Captain
Hay, arrived this morning from the
| Colonies, via Wellington and Suva
She is on the Aorangi's schedule, ant
is only about week behind time
The Warrimoo overlook the Aorang
at Victoria ON her last trip. and there
took the latter vessels schedule, leav
ing there about three weeks late. She
gained two days on the southwark
voyage from here, and by remaining
but nine days in sydney, instead OF
twenty, according to the new SEIZED
ule has been able to pick up two
weeks of the lost time. An effort will
be made to get her out of Vancouver
on schedule time. The Aorangi, run
ming on the Warrimoo's schedule
made Wellington, on the down trip
on time and was met by the Warri
moo, as the latter vessel was outbound
one day out of Sydney. The Warri
moo brings but one passenger for this
port. and about so tons of freight
She will sail at 6 o'clock this evening
! for Vancouver.