The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-09
WHARF AND WAVE.

OF the crew OF the Baltimore 1O0
men are recruits.
The Rio de Janeiro is due from
China and Japan today.
The Nokomis sailed frim San Fran
cisco for HilO, October %.
The U. S. S. Wheeling sailed for San
Francisco Saturday afternoon.
The brig Lurline sailed from San
Francisco for Kahului, October "a.
The Irmgard arrived in San Francis
CO. October q, IA days from this port.
The Belvedere, a whaler well known
here, is fast in the ice off Point Bar
row.
The two stowaways left here by the
Moana were sent away on the Warri-
moo Friday.
Several yachts were out Sunday but
none of the masters cared to venture
far from port.
THE Z. S. S. Yorktown, Stockton
Commander, sailed for San Francisco
late yesterday afternoon.
The Mohican sailed from San Fran
cisco for this port, October 26, and the
Robert Levers from Port Gamble for
this port on the same day.
The Albert Meyer sailed from San
Francisco for Kahului, October q and
the Amelia for this port on the same
day. The Consuelo sailed for MANU-
kona, October %.
The Alden Besse arrived in San
Francisco from this port on October
%, after a trip of Is days. The Mauna
Ala arrived on the same day with %
days to her credit.
The American schooner Robert
Searles from Port Blakely for Mel
bourne, caught fire off Port Madison,
October I'd, and had deck and cross
beams destroyed. She had to discharge
part of deck load.
The British bark Iredale, J. c. Plum
kett master, arrived in port early Fri
day afternoon, 127 days from Liver
pool with a cargo of 1900 tons of gem
eral merchandise for H. Hackfeld &
Co. She brought one passenger, Mr..
Alfred Grunwald.
The w. G. Irwin was ready for sea
yesterday but the weather was so bad
until the conditions were better. She
may get out today. The Irwin will take
only about half a load-5,100 bags of
sugar and 400 of rice.
The Ke Au Hou came in early Satur-
day night from Kauai ports with no
cargo and with reports of very bad
weather on the Garden Isle. On
Thursday it was impossible to land
the boiler at Eleele and strong trades
and heavy seas were experienced.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew Welch
in charge of the first officer, C. F.
Turne, arrived in port Friday morn
ing after pleasant trip of 20 days
from San Francisco. She brought a
cargo of 1880 tons of general mer-
chandise for c. Brewer & Co. as well
as 20 mules for VIM. Norton.
The o. & o. S. S. Belgic, Kinder,
commander, arrived in port early Fri
day evening. Following is Purser Mes
evening: Following is Purser Mes
wander's report: Sailed from S. F. al
/ 2:30 p. m, October Both; 10 p. m. pass
ed a steamer, supposed to be U. S. S
4 Baltimore, for Honolulu; November I'd
3 1115 p. m. passed the Co.'S Coptic
/ bound for San Francisco. Moderate
to fine weather throughout; arrived a
Honolulu, s p. M, November 5th, il
61a days.
On her last trip to Australia the
Aorangi touched at Wellington before
reaching Sydney. This was the frs
time a Canadian boat had stopped a
the New Zealand capital before arriv
ing at Sydney. Mr.. Huddart of thu
line, who recently passed through Ho
nolulu on his way to Australia, stated
in an interview that the business o
the company was increasing and tina
the call at New Zealand would enable
that colony to have a fortnightly mai
service to England by way Of America
After a quick run from the Colonies
the R. NJ S. Warrimoo, Chas. VIM
Hay, commander, arrived Frida,
morning at $50 o'clock, having lef
Sydney at 4:45 p. m, October Is, ex
periencing northerly to N. W. wind
and moderate sea to Wellington, n
T., which was reached at 1870 p. m
October %. Left again at 1 p. m fol
lowing day, encountering strong n. "
and westerly winds up the New Yea
land coast, thence fine weather to ar
rival at Suva, Fiji, at 1880 a. m, Octo
Der %. Proceeded on voyage at moo
same day, passing Alofa Island at moo
same day Moderate to fresh trad
winds with fine weather were expert
enced from Suva to arrival as above
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