The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-30
WHARF AND WAVE.
Australia tonight.

| aiElldlId AphlBhts
Sixteen deep water merchantmen in
port.
The collier Fresno sails Saturday Cor
Port Townsend.
The bark Mohican sails for San
Francisco October 4th.
The collier wilma will to sail for the
Coast about October End.
Captain Louis johnson is now mas
ter OF the schooner Waialua.
The Miowera with late news from
Victoria may arrive this morning.
The brigantine W. @. Irwin loads
sugar October 9th for San Francisco.
The steamer Mikahala sails at 10
o'clock this morning for Kona and kau
ports.
A number OF belated passengers
from the City OF Columbia left on the
Warrimoo for the north last night.
With a lot OF other freight the
steamer Kauai took well-boring out
At to Lahaina yesterday afternoon.
The four boat boys VINO shipped on
the barkentine Morning Star for San
Francisco will return on The Australia.
The banks Paul 1senberg and Albert
and barkentines Planter and Addenda
are all at the railway wharf discharg-
ing.
The steamer Waialeale, for wind
ward Kau ports, yesterday took a lot
OF Japanese laborers for Kahuku plan
tation.
The steamer Maui to windward Ha-
lax htx xud
OF japanese laborers for the Molokai
plantation at Kaunakakai.
Capt. Fridberg OF the lumber schoon-
er Annie NJ. Campbell, which arrived
from Port Townsend yesterday is ac-
companied by his wife and son as pas
sengers.
Two oilers of the steamer Warri-
moo were arrested last night for
drunkenness. They put up 81 forfeit
bail each and sailed by their vessel for
Victoria.
Thirty-five thousand tons of coal is
reported to be on hand in this port
belonging to the United States Gov
eminent. The coal sheds are full and
the vacant lot at the foot of Allen
street Is now being used
One of the webs of the crank shaft
on the steamer Mauna Loa was slight
ly cracked on the last trip to Kau and
will be repaired and made stronger
than before while that vessel Is under
going her overhauling on the marine
railway next week.
The Waterfront Club, at it's regular
meeting on Fort street wharf last even
ing, debated the question rs 1t proper
for Honoluluites to say Down to Hilo'
or up to Kauai" seeing that the
first named city is north and the lat
ter lies south of the capital city.
The United States transport Valen-
cha sailed for San Francisco at noon
yesterday with two passengers besides
those brought by her from Manila and
four soldiers invaded home from the
United States Government hospital
here. Only about twelve bags of mail
were taken as the Philadelphia sehei-
uled to sail this afternoon is expected
| to reach San Francisco before the Va
lencia. The Valencia will be sent to the
north coast by her owners, the Pacific
Steam Whaling Co.
| The Canadian liner Warrimoo
brought As tons OF merchandise and
| three passengers for Honolulu from
| Sydney yesterday at noon and sailed at
IL last night for Victoria, with a big
| lot of passengers from here, besides
| LOO tons of general merchandise, in
Guiding $50 tons Of sugar from Queens
land and Fiji for the Vancouver REIN
cry and 700 carcasses of mutton, in
transit. In boarding the Warrimoo
the customs boat was nearly capszed
and its occupants We're rescued by boat
boy Mahuka.