The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-02-01
HgA2F AND WAVE.

ne EQ-L George Will SILL N QesIld>i
for Port Townsend next wees
The Spokane sailed in ballast fOl
the Sound early Sunday afternoon.
The Fort George, soon 70 sail, vii
take ballast from the : P Hitch
eock
The Geo. c. Perkins sailed for Ra-
hului 70 lead sugar, Saturday after
roo1-
The Iwalani came IN from Hawaii
ports yesterday morning with news Of
Eery rough weather.
The bark c. D. Bryant was Is miles
or Il sun down last evening She
viii come ii this forenoon
The Baltimore while On the target
practice cruise, using one-half her
power. made u knots an hour
! HIIo packet. the Hawaiian bark
Rode-ick Dhu. left san Francisco with
Z full cargo for the big Island capital
On January Is.
Jack Sterling. the hOrseman IS 4
new discharging officer on the water
front He * CaIlying out the cargo Of
the bark CeyIon-
Another cargo Of lumber for the Ca
hu Lumber and Building Company has
arrived from The Sound on the Ameri-
can schooner Defender.
4 ship master. Captain Morse Of the
Hawaiian vessel Fort George was fined
s. IN Police Court yesterday after
pleading guilty 70 striking one Of his
men
The American bark CeyIOu. Calhoun
master. arrived IN port yesterday
morning. - days from Seattle. Wash.
with cargo Of general merchandise
for Allen & Robinson
The purSsr Of the WaialeaIe reports
the kaala very badly of Kahuku. The
winch. an anchor and some chains
have been recovered and there are
hopes that the boiler may be gotten
ashore safely
The American schooner Defender, J.
D. HeIIingsen master, arrived in port
yesterday afternoon. 90 days from
Port Aberdeen. Wash. with z cargo
O. so. 900 feet OF lumber Tor the o. l.
& B Co. She had fair weather all the
way.
The James Makee arrived in port,
Sunday morning with the following
report Weather mOderacing on ka-
uai. Could not load Al Kappa on ae-
count Of there not being enough water.
Vessel began humping on the bottom
and We went 70 Hanamaulu 70 load.
Laird Brothers have launched for the
British Government, from their we'll
Known works AZ Birkenhead, the
largest and fastest torpedo boat de
sIoyer afeat- The Express, as she is
named. Is 235 feet long. and her speed
viii be go knots, which IS equal 10
nearly s. miles an hous-Ex
The WaiaIeaIe arrived from kahuku
al noon. Sunday. Purser Pickard re-
ports as follows: 1t was blowing
hard throughout the week al hahuku.
On Saturday. fine weather set il and
We were enabled 10 get Z load Of sugar.
Kahuku has shut down for few
days for repairs There are now 1000
bags OF sugar 81 thar place.
The American ship H B. Hyde, Col
sd alongside the Oceanic wharf 81
about 80 O'Clock Sunday evening after
. splendid trip OF days, ~ hours
from san Francisco which port she left
On January z1st The Hyde has $50
tons OF ballast She is consigned 10
Castle & Cooke
The American ship s. P Hitchcock,
E Y. Gates master. arrived in port
Saturday morning 6 days hours from
San Francisco. She IS now IN the
stream waiting 20 discharge ballast
and load sugar The Hitchcock comes
70 c. Brewer & Co. One passenger.
Nj. E ". Arnold, came in transit
from New York
The Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala,
Wm- Smith master. arrived in port
early yesterday morning after an IN
eFenCfuI trip from San Francisco from
which port she sailed OF January 18th.
4 fair wind was met with throughout
the voyage The Nauna Ala brought
1,4z7 tons OF general merchandise for
the California Feed Co.
The Ward Line has placed q contract
for TWO new 3 900 ton twin screw steel
steamers with Cramps ShipbuiIding
Co. They viii be next 70 the S.. Louis
and the St Paul, the largest merchant
vessels built here The contract pro-
Tides for Z speed OF not less than Is
knots and the vessels. when completed.
VIII equal the finest ever launched
from American ship yards In case
OF war they can easily be converted
into cruisers-N. Y Maritime Regis
ter
The Mauna Loa arrived from Kau,
Kona and Maui early yesterday morn
ing Purser Tuft kindly furnished the
following report:
The Kzu coast was very rough 4
north east gale blew al week The
Ke Au Hou could not land any heavy
machinery. great deal Of rain dur
ing the latter part OF the week. The
Hemakua coast is very rough. The
IEzIaai Is weatherbound of Waipio
guIch- She discharged her Kukuiha-
eIe freight On the day OF arrival, but
could do nothing after that Sugar
left: P. s. ", 1900 bags; H. s. Co,
1000; Lahaina. 5000.
Notice to Ship Captains.