The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-04
WARRIMoo AND GAELIC ARRIVE
IN PORT.
Newcastle Shipping Movement of Su-
gar-The Robert Levers Race With
the ewsboy-Gossip.

The Levers will have her deck load
off tomorrow.
The Kaala arrived last night from
windward Oahu ports.
The Mauna Loa brought 2446 bags
of Irwin e. Co.'S sugar, which is 60
ing into the warehouse.
The four masted barkentine C. +.
Crocker, PiltZ, has been chartered to
load coal at Newcastle for this port.
The ship Tillie L. Starbuck arrived
there on July Goth to load coal for This
port, but had not sailed up to the 18th
nit.
The Amelia has gone alongside the
Glade at the railroad wharf. to dis
charge heavy timber for the railroad
company.
The American schooner Lyman d.
Foster, loaded with Westport coal.
sailed from Newcastle for this port
on August 3rd.
The Mololii arrived bright and early
this morning from the Molokai route
with big cargo of freight and long
list of passengers.
The Noeau arrived from Hawaii
ports this morning. with 4.211 bags
of sugar and thirty head of cattle. The
sugar is Brewers, and goes to the Ar
cher.
The sailings on the boards for Mou-
day are The Kaala. for windward
Oahu ports, at 9 a. M: the Waialeale,
for Lahania, and Kaena, for Waialeala,
ports, at 10 a. m, and the Mokolii, for
for Molokai. Lanai and Mauai ports.
at 5 p. m.
The Jessie Minor, Captain Whitney,
is taking in ballast today, but will not
sail before Tuesday or Wednesday, as
she is to first have new coat of
| paint. When she sails she goes di-
| rect to Eureka, to bring down another
cargo of lumber.
The Mohican will sail late this after
noon for the coast with a full load
of sugar. She topped off her cargo
with 1,500 bags of sugar from the Maui
ma Loa this morning. In addition 20
her sugar cargo she has on board 800
cases of canned pine apples.
Captain Andrews claims for the XII
| lauea Hou record of 5 hours 20 hin
utes to Lahaina, when he was ler
master. Now Captain Gregory says ne
was only fooling about the Waialcala's
expects to get it this month.
The schooner John G.. North, Captain
| Christanson. arrived at Honoipu on
the 3Oth ult., 1G days from San Fran
cisco. with a full load of lumber and
general merchandise, consigned to r.
r. Hind, Union Mill Company and G.
| Hall.
The w. G. Irwin has her deck load
off, but will not get at her general
cargo before Monday. About Wedne,'-
day she will go to the rlilrond wharf
to discharge railroad iron, and viii
receive stffening in the shape of 5000
bags of Waianae sugar. returning to
the Oceanic dock later to receive the
remainder of her cargo.
The Gaelic arrived from the Oriant
and docked at the mail wharf about
6 o'clock last evening. She brought
for this port but two cabin passengers.
but 300 japanese, 30 Chinese and a
quantity of Oriental freight. Pleasdnl
weather was met with all the way.
The Gaelic will sail for San Francsco o
at p. m, taking shipment of fresh
fruit and number of cabin passcr.
gers.
The Kiauea IIou has piled 4l06 bags
| of sugar on the kinau wharf, for the
Archer to take on Monday. The Ar
cher will go alongside the Mauna I.oa
this afternoon to take about 5000
bags awaiting her there and will re-
ceive at the same time 4211 bags from
the Norau After that Captain Cal
noun will have to wait until late in
the week for the remainder of his out.
ward cargo.
The X. NJ. S. Wurrimoo, Captain Hay
arrived from sydney, via Wellington,
late yesterday afternoon, and sailed
again for Vancouver, at p. IN. She
brought a few passengers for this port
and only ten tons of freight, taking
out number of pine apples and ba-
nanaS. The WarrimOo made her first
call at Wellington on the 21st ult., and
spent the entire day and evening in
port. The vessel was thrown open for
public inspection. Captain Hay and
his wife, who accompanies him this
voyage, were guests OF Lord Raufur-
ly at the Government House, and the
other officers were entertained NJ q
bali at the Yacht club.
Captain Goodman Of the Robest
Levers says that the Stars story OF
his race for wager with the fast
barkentine Newsboy had preceded
him to San Francisco, and when he
towcd up the bay six hours ahead OF
the square rigger, he was greeted
with cheers by crowd on the docl
vino no doubt expected to help him
spend the $500 he was supposed C
have won. But the wager, sadly
enough, evolved from Captain Camp
bells brain. after the vessels had sail
ed. and all that Captain Goodman go
out of il was n new hat which Rober
Levers, who had arrived in San Frau
cisco day before him, paid for
Captain Goodman saws he spent TN,
, Hast four davs of the voyage in com
pany with the Newsboy, but did no