The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-22
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK OF
r. VI. 5. AORANGI AND L. S. s.
ADAMS ARRIVE.
Claudine Sails for llilo Tomorrow
Boat Boys Capture Big Fish-Wa'
ter Front Notes and Gossip.

The u. NJ. 5. Aorangi sails at p.
IN. for the Colonies.
Very rough weather is reported on
the Kauai coast, and II Is Impossible
to work sugar at many landings.
The TilIie +. Starbuck will receive
her first consignment of sugar today,
consisting of 500 bags from the James
Makee.
The schooner Emma and Louisa did
have boat aboard 1t was stowe1
away amid ships, nearly covered up
with hay.
The Waialeale and Mikahala met in
the channel yesterday morning ana
Captains Gregory and thompson
again exchanged commands, the lat
ter going back into the Mikahala and
/ Gregory taking the Waialeale to IA
uai.
The repairs on the Kinau Will be
completed in time for her to take her
route on January 4th. If she has tne
time she will 90 on the marine ran
way for scraping before sailing. Sne
has been seven months off the rail-
way.
The Claudine will sail at noon to-
morrow for Hilo and way ports, on
the Kipau's route. leaving day IN
advance of time so as to arrive IN M
In IN Christmas eve, and remain III
mort over the holidays. After TINS
trip she will take her own route
again.
The James Makee arrived late yes
terday afternoon with 2104 bags o.
Hanamaulu sugar, most of which
goes into the Alice Cooke. She had
rough experience and was unable Il
load at Kilauea, whittier she was sent
Purser Christian reports about l4,Oo
bags of sugar left on Kauai.
The Ke Au Hou is having a har'
time of it on the Kauai coast, accord
ing TO Captain Tullet of the Jane
Makee. She left here nine days agr
and up to the time the Makee left ha
not been able to land her Kalihiwa
freight She is loading sugar at n
lauea. where the swell is high. o
Monday the water was so low alon
. the wharf that it was possible only t
load thirty bags ON boat.
l The Kaala got in yesterday froI
Kahuku, with 1900 sugar and 500 rice
Owing to the rough weather prevail
ing she was bar bound two day
Provisions ran short on Sunday mori
ing, and Captain Mosher was force
to slaughter his Christmas turkey
keep the wolf from the door. Now b
wants to know who will pay for til
bird Sufficient provisions were ST
h cured from the shore for the r.
mainder of the trip, so that the ere
did not suffer.
, The U. S. training ship Adams a
: rived off port last night and came
/. benefit of eighty apprentices She II;
aboard, and will remain in port her
over the holidays. The Adams h;
neen here on several occasions, til
last time in August last. On ne
present cruise she left San Diego q
} November 81, sailing nearly ali til
way to Hilo, where she arrived on til
l4th inst. She left there for this Dol
last Monday, coming down under sal
Y The II. NJ. S. Aorangi, Captain Hel
q worth, arrived off port bright an
early this morning, but a day benin
her schedule time, and by o'cloc
was alongside the Mail wharf. Sh
left Victoria on the afternoon of tn
, 18th inst, and had a pleasant ru
down. The Aorangi brings 800 ton
of cargo for this port. consisting 9
the following items: IA barrels o
salmon, $40 drums of fish, 40 boxes @
rubber, $40 barrels of beer. 2s4 boxe
OF beer, 1874 barrels of lime, IS tierc
OF lard, 81 cases dry goods, 16 boxes
OF poultry and SO packages of sun
dries. The Aorangi is in good run
ming order now, and is expected in the