The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-23
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Seventeen deep water sailing vesst
, in port.
The Mohican Is ordered to return TO
Mare Island.
District Guard Manoha OF the Gus
toms is on the sick list.
The bark Amy Turner returns to Ho-
nolulu with Departure Bay coal.
The barkentine s. y. Castle sailed
from San Francisco. August 18th for
Honolulu.
The Nicarauguan bark Leon bound
for Honolulu has sold her cargo OF coal
at Auckland and abandoned her voyage
to this port.
The fast clippers s. n. Castle and s.
G. Allen should arrive this week from
from San Francisco.
The steamer Kinau arrives at Homo
lulu from Hilo Sunday. August 2stb,
two days ahead OF schedule time.
The sending OF mail by the Noeau
last Tuesday to HilO was the means Of
1t arriving there five days sooner than
by the regular boat.
Laysan Island Saturday last, where she
will load guano for the Pacific Fertil-
izer Company here.
The schooner Aloha, brig J. D.
Spreckels Ito sail August 18th and
brig w. G.. Irwin Ito arrive) were up
and loading at San Francisco by last
advices.
Besides a large cargo of general
merchandise for this port the barken-
tine S. g. Wilder brought 253 hogs, /
horse and 2 mules, from San Francisco
last Saturday.
A despatch dated Seattle, August r.
says the Boston and Alaska Steamship
Company are to put the steamers Lau-
rada and South Portland on the Seat
tle-Honolulu run.
The steamer Hawaii arrived from
Honomu yesterday afternoon with "a
cargo OF sugar, having left that port
last Thursday and on the way down
took forty head OF cattle from Hawai-
haze to Kalaupapa.
The steamer Lakme sailed for San
Francisco at 5 o'clock yesterday with
four passengers and small cargo, con-
sisting OF 1,450 bags Of sugar and 3o2
punches OF bananas.
The steamer Alliance arrived in San
Francisco, August 18th from Seattle
and at once commenced to prepare for
her trip to Honolulu. 1t is not thought,
owing to cramped quarters. that many
troops will be sent on her
Purser Guy Kelley, OF the Noeau,
which arrived Sunday morning from
Hamakua, reports fine weather
throughout the trip and no rain on
that coast during the past week. The
Noeau took the mail to Hilo, arriving
! there on the 18th inst. at 8 p. m
| Awaiting shipment at Honokaa are
5000 bags OF sugar; at Punaluti, 1900
bags, and at Honuapo, 1000 bags. Ku.
kuihaele is cleaned out.
On Kauai plantations awaiting ship.
ment are 9,776 bags OF sugar. as fol.
lows: Koloa. $500: MAXWELL, 1906;
Kekaha, 1000; v. Knudsen. 700: Kea.
liza, 1000: Gay & Robinson. II, and Ha.
namaulu. 100. The steamer Ke Az
Hou was discharging coal at Waimes
last Saturday. Fine weather all oyel
Kauai and In the channel Is reported
by Capt. Thompson, OF the Mikahala
which arrived from there yesterday.
| The Oriental liner Doric locked at
Pacific Mail wharf ut 6 o'clock last
evening after an exceptionally fine run
from San Francisco. There was a
small lot of freight and the European
steerage was crowded with IS passen-
! gers for this port who Showed up"
the Fifty" after lining along side the
purser's Office where the same was on
deposit. Besides large list for YCko-
hama Kobe, Shanghai and HCngkong
in the cabin, there are 253 Chinese In
the steerage for the latter port
The schooner Eliza Miller, from San
Francisco, arrived in the offing last
night. She Is bound to Tanning
Island and has on board an assorted
merchandise cargo. The principal
goods on board are the following: To
Honoluu-S0,000 #. lumber. 66,753 lbs.
rolled barley, 200 SKIS. bran, 5000 lbs
manufactured tobacco, ZIG doors and
windows, 3 pkgs. machinery. 100 bbls
lime, 81 cs. hardware, 222 kegs nails.
To the Tanning Islands, bbls. flour
10 cs. gin, 10 cs. soap. % pkgs. dry
goods, $40 lbs. bread, 1857 lbs. rice,
cs. boots and shoes, $500 IT. lumber
10 cs. canned goods, 6 cs drugs, 81
pkgs sewing machines, bbls. salmon
1lpkgs. hardware, 3S2 lbs. manufac.
tured tobacco. The vessel also carries
s7Oi in Mexican dollars as treasure
destined to the Tanning Islands.