The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-29
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
HEAVY WEATHER PREVAILS on
HAWAII COAST.
One of the TIawaii's Crew Badly In
iured-Nasty Swell on the Kauai
Coast Line-Gossip.

The Castle is lying outside the Mi
kahala at the Oceanic wharf awaiting
sugar.
General reports from all quarters In
dictate that bad weather prevails TO
windward.
The he Au IIou succeeded in land
ing her freight at Lehaina and return
ed yesterday.
This is boiler day on the Mokolii,
so that she will not sail until tomor-
row afternoon.
The Norwegian ship Drammen has
hauled into the stream in the berth
just vacated by the Bryant
The Mikahala brought 5ljl bags OF
paddy from Kauai ports yesterday. 1t
is going into the warehouse.
The next mail steamer from the
coast will be the Rio de Janeiro, due
here from San Francisco on next Sat
urday.
The Waialeale had to bring back
her Kalihiwai freight, as the north
west swell was too heavy to effect
landing.
The Waaleale returned yesterday
from Kauai ports, with 2l06 bags of
sugar. She will sail for Koloa tomor-
row afternoon with coal.
The bark S. c. Allen will not re-
main long in port after getting her
inward cargo out. She will likely go
back to the Coast in ballast.
The Inter Island boats Kauai and
Iwalani are ready for sea on short no.
tice. having been under repair for
many weeks. The latter will prob
ably go into commission again within
Il fortnight. and the Kauai soon after
ward
The Bryant hauled alongside the W
G.. Hail at the Inter Island dock this
morning to take 1890 bags of sugar
/ The Waialeale is outside of her with
/ 219G bags. This is the first sugar the
! BRYANT has received. She will get d
/ full cargo.
The X. VI. s. Aorangi arrived yester
| day from the Colonies at noon, anc
/ sailed for Vancouver again at $50 y
IN. Although she experienced fine
! weather on the voyage, she was two
! DAYS Denlnu neF ScIlthult' 1 ll' -Noi az
gi brought but sixteen tons Of cargo
and a quantity of coal
The Claudine arrived in yesterday
morning, having replaced the Helene
on the Maui run after discharging hel
! freight at Mahukona. The Helene ha'
/ gone up the Hamallua coast after su
| gar. Captain Cameron reports tina
! he encountered II very heavy north
west swell on the Hawaii coast Th'
! Claudne brought PIG bags of sugar
Psi bags of potatoes, III bags of corn
Sc hogs and 50 head of cattle.
Captain Thompson of the Mikahali
tells of how one of his sailors fougn
with and captured thirty pount
ooua in the Hanalei river last Satur
dav. The sailor, Il native, was in I
boat going up the river, and espiet
the big fish in about two feet of wa
ter. Like flash he went over the
side of the boat and grabbed at thu
FISH The oolua was game, and i
threshed about for fully fifteen min
utes before the native got on top of !
and used his knife.
The steamer Hawaii arrived in yes
terday afternoon, after very rougl
week of it on the Hawaii coast. Sh
landed her freight at Honomu, but
native sailor was thrown out of boa
there and injured about the back s.
badly that he will probably never b
able to pull an oar again. The Hawai-
took a cargo of cattle over to Molo
kai. but brought no freight for thi
port. She is now taking on the re
mander of the Honomu MILL and vii
probably sail again on Wednesda.
with a full cargo.