The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
Wharf AND WAIT.

The Z. s. s. Philadelphia is on the
dry dock al Mare Island.
The II. Il. Dimond sailed for Sar
francisco Sunday morning with q ine
cargo OF sugar.
The transports sailed for Manila
from an anchorage of port At about
1 p. m on Saturday.
The W. G. Hall will sail on Tuesday
morning at l o'clock for Lahaina, Ma
alaea, Kona and Kau, taking the
Mauna Loa's route.
The American bark Diamond Head.
Ward master, arrived in port yester-
day, thirty-nine days from Nanaimo.
consigned 10 Allen & Robinson.
The American schooner Queen. Ed
wardson master, arrived in port Sun
day afternoon, % days from Eureka
with cargo OF 81, 600 feet of lumber
Tor H. Hackfeld & Co.
Six bluejackets were posted as de-
-serters from the Monterey yesterday
morning. They were all caught before
evening and each OF the officers who
effected a capture received $40.
Pilots Macaulay and Saunders have
been kept Very busy within the last
Four days The movements of the
transports and other foreign vessels
have allowed them hardly time to
sleep.
The Mlkahala, which came Il from
Kauai ports Sunday morning reports
1920 bags OF sugar left at Kauai and
divided as follows: X S. NJ. 500 bags:
V. X. go; Makaweli, $500: N. s. Co.
LOCO, G. & X, 1,70o
The American barkendne S. G. Wild
er, Mcneil master, sailed for San Fran
cisco Friday with a cargo OF 1854
bags Of sugar, Weighing 2.O34. cog
pounds. valued at S61. 0SS and shipped
5y 2 4. Sohaefer & Co.
The J. c. Glade. which sailed Sal
'arday took 1870 bags OF sugar.
weighing 4.4S3.42S pounds and valued
a a73,425. The shippers were H
Hackfeld & Co, n. s. Grinbaum & Co
" g. Irwin & Co, and F. \. Schaefer
4 &c.
The W. c. Hall came in Friday
morning TWO days ahead Of her usual
time. She went on the marine rail-
way in the afternoon and will take
the Mauna Loa's route on Tuesday.
The Mauna Loa VIII remain in port
for repairs.
The American bark NIohican. Saund- !
ers master, arrived in port Saturday.
twenty-five days from San Francisco
with cargo OF POO tons Of general
merchandise consigned 10 Castle &
Cooke. She also brought twenty fine
head Of mules.
The American barkentine s. y. Cas- /
he, Hubbard master. arrived in port
at 8 p. N. Sunday after 2 pleasant trip /
OF nineteen days from san Francisco. |
She comes laden with a cargo of 900 I
tons Of general merchandise consigned |
W G. Irwin & Co.
The American shin E. B. Sutton. |
Carver master. arrived in port Sunday /
after a long trip from Vic !
IoTia, B. c.. which port she sailed I
from on April 29th. She has 2. $50 tons /
OF coal, consigned 10 order and is at 4
present alongside the Oceanic wharf.
The American schooner Emma
Elaudina. Nelson master. arrived IN 1
port Sunday afternoon after a trip OF /
thirty days from Eureka, with a cargo
OF 2l6,610 feet of lumber for Levers
& Cooke. Like all the rest of the yes
sels that have come in during the past /
TWO days the report OF Tight winds |
and Gains" was made.
Marine insurance rates on Ameri-
can vessels have dropped in conse-
quence Of the Spanish war craft hav-
ing been hemmed in in Santiago-de-
Cuba harbor by the United States
Navy. An American ship from Phila-
delphia for Honolulu has been insured |
al g per cent premium. A week ago 4
il would not have been taken at twice /
that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Record.