The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-27
I'LL ALONG THE DOCKS
ARRIVAL OF THE WARRIMOO
FROM THE COLONIES.
Report of Her Voyage to This Port
Wind Interferes With the Dredgers
Work-Martha Davis Sails.

Work-Martha Davis Sails.
The ship S. p. Hitchcock is nearly
loaded.
The Warrimoo will sail at 10 p. m.
tonight.
There are dozen vessels anchored
in the stream.
German ship j. c. Glade may take
sugar for New York.
Ship Andvake is taking in ballast.
She will sail for the North next Tues
day.
Canadian Liner Warrimoo brought
1874 tons general merchandise for this
port.
a consignment of 461 bags of Kona
coffee was among the cargo of the
Mauna Loa.
Sugar brought by the Mauna Loa is
being discharged into the Ceylon, lay
ing alongside.
the James Makee for Kapaa, both at
p. m. today.
The bark Martha Davis sailed at $3.50
this morning for San Francisco with
a full cargo of sugar.
An auction sale of kona oranges
was held on the Inter Island wharf
this morning. Fair prices were real
lied.
Hawaiian bark r. p. Rithet will fin
ish discharging coal about Saturday.
Her place will be taken by the Robert
Levers.
The James Makee brought 1878 bags
sugar from Kappa this morning and is
discharging it into the bark Mohican,
lying in the stream.
The harbor was quite rough last
evening, the result of southerly winds.
Some of the pontoons of the dredger
parted, causing a break in the pipe
connection. AS result the dredger
is not working this morning.
The suit of Joseph Caceras against
f. p. Calcord of the American ship a.
j. Fuller, to recover $4,000 for alien
ating his wife's affections was dis
missed in the United States District
Court at San Francisco recently. The
suit was begun in 1888.
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coma arrived at tacoma recently from
Japan, having been twenty-three days
on the voyage, which she usually per-
forms in fourteen. The cause of the
long delay was the breaking down Of
the after engine, necessitating repairs
which We're successfully accomplished
by the engine-room staff.
The Panama steamer Newpol
brought the information 70 San Fran
cisco recently that the French tramp
steamer Madeleine, bound from Callao
to San Francisco, has been having an
unusual amount of misfortune. She
had only been out of Callao a week
WITCH oilc VI ilCl JIG" up anu
killed five men. Shortly after leaving
Acapulco the chief engineer and the
second officer of the Madeleine quar-
relied and had duel on board, result
ing in the death of the second officer.
The II. NJ. S. Warfimoo, w. E. White
commander, left Sydney on the 18th
inst. at p. m. and experienced light
to moderate winds to Mount Washing
ton, which was passed on the 10th
inst. at 2 p. m, arriving a. Suva same
day at 7:45 a. IN. Left again same af-
ternoon at p. IN. Had light S. E..
winds through FIJI group, which was
cleared at a. IN. the following day.
Passed Alofa island same afternoon at
5 p. m. and experienced moderate S. e.
trades to degrees S. latitude, thence
to degrees n. latitude had strong
winds with heavy rains. Crossed
equator on 22nd at 5 p. m. and passed
r. NJ. S. Miowera, bound south, on 23rd
inst at 1 p. m. hence to arrival at
Honolulu had light winds and calms,
with fine clear weather. Passenger
for this port: G. c. Ellis.
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