The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-20
AN IMPORTANT LETTER ALI ALONG THE DOCKS
WEATHER HAS MODERATED 4 ON
THE, kauai COAST bns
Martha Davis Brings Heavy Cargo
a Wool from Lanai-Mahukona Ship
ping.Nessels Off for San Francisco

The Portland liner Mount Lebanon
got away late yesterday afternoon
The schooner Grace Kimball arrived
at Kahului on the 18th, fourteen DAYS
from San Francisco.
The schooner Aloha is receiving her
first lot of sugar this morning. 1t
comes out of the Waialeale.
The bark Highland Light went
alongside the Pacific Mail dock this
morning and commenced discharging
her cargo of coal
The Kauai got in bright and early
this morning with 7011 bags of. sugar
She reports that there are about 5000
bags left on Kauai.
The Kaena completed her maiden
trip under her new master, Capt
Smyth, this morning, and brought in
SIS sacks of sugar, besides general
cargo.
The Mauna Loa got in late yesterday
afternoon with 1911 bags of sugar, 2f6
bags of coffee, 50 bags of ava and ?6
head of cattle. She had a'hfather
rough trip.
Reports from all sources show that
the weather has moderated very ma
terially along the coast, and many
ports, inaccessible for several days,
can now be reached
The steamer Mokolii, Capt. Neilsen,
dumped 81 bales of Kahoolawe wool on
the dock this morning. Mrs. Mary
Ailau and Mrs. j. Duduit were cabin
passengers, with four on deck.
The James Makee brought in $500
bags of sugar and 230 bags of rice this
morning. Capt. Tullet reports that the
weather on the Kauai coast has mod
Grated very much and that nearly
every port is now accessible.
The Waialeale is in port again, after
rough week of it on the Kauai coast.
Capt. Parker don't exactly like being
made hero of for saving Purser
Cranes life last Tuesday when the two
were upset in the surf, but he has to
stand it. Purser Crane is sticking
close to the steamer. The Waialeale
brought 1851 sacks of sugar. Her only
cabin passenger was V. Won Hamm.
The American bark Martha Davis,
Capt. Soule, arrived in port late yes
! terdaY afternoon, after smart run
OF htteen days from San Francisco.
She brings 1900 tons of general cargo.
including 100 cases of powder. G. w.
Mayhem is the only cabin passenger.
Capt. Soule looks as healthy and happy
as ever, and laughs at the report that
he will soon leave the sea and enjoy
domestic bliss ashore.
The japanese steamship Sakura
Maru is still anchored outside, where
she will remain until tomorrow me RI
ing, when the immigrants will be tax
en- to the quarantine station and the
vessel Will be cleaned and fumigated.
She is fifteen days from Yokohama
and brings 400 tons of freight and 317
passengers for this port. The examin-
alton of the immigrants will COM
mence at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The brigantine Consuelo, Jacobsen
master, arrived at Alahukona on the
18th inst, fourteen days from San
Francisco, to Hawaiian Railway Co.
Cargo: lime, kerosene oil, bran fertil-
izer and groceries. Consignees S. G.
Wilder d Co., Halawa plantation, Niu-
lii Mill Co., Kohala Sugar Co., r. Laing
San Francisco on the 18th inst with
$50 tons of sugar, valued at $24,579.S6.
Shippers: Castle & Cooke, Halawa
plantation and II. II. Davies & Co.
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