The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-06
I'LL ALONG THE DOCKS
BIG SHIP ROANOKE . ARRIVES
FROM JAPAN.
Bark Matilda loses Foretopmast and
Main Royals. c. Allen and 5. y.
Castle i'm Port.

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The schooner Louis finished dis
charging last night She goes to the
Columbia river for orders.
The S. n. Castle, Capt. Hubbard, ar
rived this morning. 16 days from San
Francisco. with 500 tons of general
merchandise.
The Noeau returned to port Sun
ing 4141 bags sugar for Hacktield
g. Co., and 10 bags coffee.
The Manua Loa did not sail this
morning as usual. She will not be off
the ways until tonight, and is sche-
duled to depart on her usual run at
10 a. IN. Thursday.
The Miltahala returned on Sunday
morning fromK ona andK au. Among
her imports were 500 bags sugar and
% head cattle She will make one
more trip on the same route.
The Claudine returned on Sunday
morning from Maui, Paauhau and
Laupahoehoe. She was a day late in
getting back, due to having to call at
extra ports.
The Roanolie was reported at, 10:30
this morning and will be in some time
this afternoon. She is supposed to
have left Yokohama on May 31st,
which would make her 36 days on the
way.
The steamer Kauai returned uncN-
pectedly at noon Saturday from Kauni.
1t was so rough at Waimea that no
work could be done. and Capt. Bruhn
thought it best to put back to port.
The Kauai brought no freight.
The S. C. Allen, Capt. johnson, made
port this morning, 171s days from San
Francisco. She brings 1900 tons Hf
general merchandise to Davies & Co.
coast delayed the progress of the YES
sell
musson master, sailed from Honoii
for San Francisco on the LIST inst,
with 500 tons of sugar valued at $27,-
101.6S, and hides valued at S567. 80.
Thee. II. Davies &, Co. shippers and
agents.
The Ke au Hou returned Sunday
morning from Maui. She landed her
eNcursionists at Maalaea Bay and then
returned to Lahaina. where she took
1900 bags sugar for Hackfeld & Co.,
and packages. Rough weather WIS
reported.
The American barkentine c. c.
Funk, Capt. j. Challiston, arrived on
Saturday, 40 days from Newcastle,
with $50 tons of coal to order. She
is in the stream. The Funk has visit.
ed this port a number of times before.
The Kinau arrived yesterday morn
ing early with but half cargo, owing
to the short time allowed her for load
ing. She brought 1854 bags of sugar
and a lot of vegetables. At Papailtou
last Saturday she lost boat in the
heavy surf, but the crew was rescued.
The brigantine Consuelo, Jacobse,
master, sailed from Mahukona for
San Francisco on the Goth ult., with
$50 tons of sugar, valued at S26,372.37.
Shippers, Castle & Cooke, 3175 bags,
IIaldwa plantation, 1881 bags, and r.
II. Davies d Co., 1853 bags, Total, 1909
bags. Hawaii Railway Company,
agents.
There are 1900 bags II. S. Co. sugar
and 1000 bags p. S. NJ. in Hamakua,
and 1900 bags at Honuapo awaiting
shipment There is also lot of $50
bags at Lahaina. In Kauai ware
houses are: 5000 bags X, 1000 bags
diamond w, and 500 bags Maa. Rough
weather was experienced by vessels
loading at all windward ports Satur-
day.
The American ship NJ. i. Cushing.
td)l. JdllltS VI. IeIluellOI, arrived on
Sunday morning, AZ days from Hong
kong, whence she sailed on May IS.
She comes in ballast to Irwin & Co.
and will load sugar for New York. Ex-
perienced bad weather; for three
weeks was within 1900 miles of the
islands. f. NJ. Adams of New York
was passenger by the Cushing. After
seeing Honolulu he will take stelm-
er for home.
The American bark Matilda, Capt.
Mackenzie, 80 days from Port Town
send, arrived this morning in a rather
delapidated condition. Nine days ont
from the Sound she ran into gale
which carried away her foretopmast
and main royal yard. Capt. Mackenzie
says that the cables were rotten and
would not stand IA heavy strain. No
serious damage was done. The Ma