The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-24
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
BtBkENTtNE ARCHER ARRIVES
FROM THE COAST.
Met with Nasty Weather Nloha and
\rthclbcrt again ON the Wing Wa
ter Front News and Gossip.

The Kacna arrived this morning
from Waialua ports with a cargo or
paddy
The Alice Cooke viii go on the ma
riuc railway on saturday probably, as
soon as the Castle comes of.
The w. G.. Hall had very fun cargo
when she sailed for Kauai ports last
evening \ big lot Of holiday goods
went up.
The bar>cntiuc G. y. Castle went
ON the marine railway yesterday for a
general ovcrhauing. \ good cargo Of
sugar awaits her.
The steamer he \u lIou arrived this
morning from Kauai ports with 300
bags of sugar. which she piled upon
the Oceanic dock for Irwin q Co.'S
packet.
The 5. ;. Coptic is confidently eN-
pcctcd from the Coast this afternoon.
If she left san Francisco ON time and
experienced average weather. she will
easily make port before dark.
The lredale and Nuuanu hauled ov-
or to the railroad wharf this morning.
both to discharge rails for the Oahu
railroad extension. The Aethelbert
had hauled over to Sorenson's to get
ready for sea.
The Aloha sailed for San Francis
60 this morning. with only half a
cargo of sugar. The wind was so very
light that Captain Dabel had to tow
out. lie is coming back for a full
cargo of sugar in January.
The British bark Aethelbert has her
ballast all i'm and if the wind is IA
vCrablc. will sail this afternoon for
Portland. Or. where she is chartered
To load wheat for Europe. She has
been i'm port about five weeks, having
come here from the CHILEAN coast with
Il cargo of nitrates.
The Mexican is going to wait for
sugar. so that it is not likely that she
will sail before the middle of next
week. She has thus far secured but
800 bags of sugar. Captain Saunders
expects about - tons from Eva be-
fore the end of the week, if the mill
starts grinding. according to the pres
ent calculations.
The Mauna Loa will be in about
noon tomorrow, instead of on Friday.
The officers and crew can have their
Thanksgiving dinner at home. Some
repairs are to he made on the Mauna
Loa before she goes to sea again, but
she will not be detained longer than
her regular sailing date.
The X. NJ. s. Warrimoo, running on
the Il. NJ. :. Aorangi time, was due on
yesterday from Victoria and Nancou-
yer, but her failure to put in an APP
pearance has caused no uneasiness
She was about a week behind the
( regular schedule going up the coast
and it was not believed that she could
make it all up. She is looked for this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The barkentine Archer was towed
in last night, II days from San Fran.
cisco. with 900 tons of general cargo
to Castle d Cooke. Is horses for j. \
Mcdonald and six passengers. Captain
Calhoun was much disappointed over
having missed his father, the master
of the bark Ceylon. He saw the Cey-
! Ion in Molol>ai channel yesterday af-
ternoon and dropped his flag to her
no further exchange of greetings be.
| ing practicable. Captain Calhoun re.
ports nasty weather during the past
nine days. He had gales from the
south and plenty of Gains with a mas.
| ty swell running. The Archer will
discharge at the Irmgard wharf Mrs
Calhoun accompanies her husband.