The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-01
AL ALONG THE DOCKS
TWO ARRIVALS FROM THE COAST
THIS. MORNING.
Vessel in From New Zealand With
Coal-The Mays jolly, skipper
Capt Hubbard in Port Again.

Forty Chinese were released from
quarantine this morning.
The Susquehanna is now 81 days out
from Yokohama, and may be expected
in port almost any day. q . '.o'.''
The Albert viii be ready to sail
early in the week, probably on Tues
day., ,..r... b., -..-. .~..
The James Makee brought 265O bags
OF sugar this morning, the, Kaena 600
bags, and the Noeau 3.J4 bags. Col.
Spalding, of the Makee Sugar Com
pany. was passenger on the Makee.
The Noeau, which arrived this morn
ing from Hawaii. reports that the Iva
lani has ouly been able to discharge
half of her Honokaa freight, on ac-
count of the heavy weather. There
are 1000 bags of sugar for her at Ho-
nokaa.
Chief Engineer Reach, of the Inter
Island Company is engaged today in
putting in a new thrust in the Mauna
Loa which, it is expected, will enable
her engine to make fourteen revolu-
tions more than before, and increase
the boats speed about one-fourth. The
old thrust was too small.
The fast schooner w. II. Talbot ar
rived from Westport, New Zealand,
this morning, after run of So days,
with 1894 tons of coal for the Inter
Island Company. The Talbot was de-
layed considerably by head winds. She
brought two stowaways from West
port, who were put before the mast.
The American bark c.. d. Bryant
will leave this afternoon for Layson
island, to secure a cargo of guano for
this port. She will take thirty Jap
anese laborers down with her, to work
in the guano beds. and a lot of pro-
visions Cor the island people. An en-
gineer and carpenter will also be
among her passengers. They go to
work on a steam launch used on lake
on the island.
Capt. johnson completed mis- first
round trip in the S. c., Allen this
morning, bringing her down from the
coast in thirteen and half DAYS. She
brings 600 tons of general cargo TO
Davies g. Co., and 2:3O horse for
Capt. Clunie, with which tao captain
expects to win the derby. a. J..Wash
burn was the only passenger. The
Allen is alongside Allen g. Robinson's
wlraRf, waiting for a berth.
The barkentine S. n. Castle beat all
the sugar fleet into port this trip, max
ing the run down in twelve and a half
days, and arriving in port this morn
ing. Capt. Hubbard says that it took
him a whole day to get past the Far
allones. Then he made ripping time
until within few days of port, when
the airs became light. The Castle
brings 900 tons of general merchandise
to Irwin d Co. g. S. Humford and G.
w. Hinkel were her only passengers.
The big ship William II. Macy com
menced discharging ballast at Sor-
enson's wharf this morning. When
she is out she will haul alongside the
Oceanic dock, in the Australians berth,
to receive 5000 tons of sugar, which is
awaiting her there. The Macy is one
of the finest ships that comes to this
harbor, of American build, about II
years old and 200 tons register. Her
master, Capt. j. a. Camsbury, is the
jolliest skipper in port. Although he
has sailed all around the island. in
the p. j. Carlton and Macy, for n
years, travelling something like 100000
miles in that time, this is his first visit
here. Capt. Amsbury's longest voyage
was $4,000, from Yokohama to New
York.