The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-07-12
WHARF AND WAVE.

. o. b' utpdIluIe Vi the lIpODsulpS Wal
the chief event along shore today.
/ The deep water sailing vessels arrivin;
/ today were the barkentine Archer will
1 merchandise from San Francisco which
/ will discharge at Brewers wharf ant
the bark Seminole laden with coal from
| NaDaimo. The bark Mohican Il
loading sugar at lnter-lsland whar
800. The barkentine J. ID. Spreckeli
is discharging at Allen street. The
! steamer Waialeale was taken on the
marine railway but a leak having beer
discovered, returned for further re.
pairs. -. The liners Gaelic from 70.
kohama and Miowera, from Victoria
tied up to Pacific Mail wharf and
Oceanic dock respectively during the
morning and sailed for destinations al
midnight. The Gaelic took lot oil
bananas away for San Francisco and
| the Miowera took on the usual big load
of coal in sacks to use on the way to
sydney. THE ship Marie Hackfeld
has finished dlscharging.. ..... The
! Kinau. with a full cargo Of produce
| from Hawaii ports, and deck load oil
cattle from Parker's ranch, arrived at
| noon. ..... The W. @. Hall sailed for
Kona and Kau and the Noeau for Ho-
nokaa during the day with full car
goes.
ALONG THE CITY FRONT, Sun
day, July 10.-The steamer Claudine.
with a full cargo of Maui produce, ar
rived in port this morning. Fifty
cabin and fifty-five deck passengers
were on the list. The schooner
Ada, with Ulupalakua cattle, came in
from Makena last Saturday. The
barg Mohican, with 21,57i bags of
sugar, valued at sS6,593, sailed for San
Francisco yesterday noon. The cargo
was shipped by Castle G. Cooke, c.
Brewer e. Co.. and +. a. Shaefer 4
Co.. The bark c. d. Bryant Is at
the Oceanic wharf loading sugar for
San Francisco. ..... The steamer Iva
sails tomorrow for Hanapepe, Waimea
and Kalalau.. The steamer Ike An
Hou. from Kauai, with a full cargo OF
paddy arrived this morning and re-
ported cleaning up all the paddy on
Hanalei beach, but some paddy is still
left mauka. Weather light and wind
from North. Slight rains. Purser j.
CRUDE, of the Mikahala, reports the
following sugar awaiting shipment last
night on Kauai: V. Knudsen, 1000;
Makaweli, 5000; Kealia, 1000; Gay &
Robinson. 1000, and Hanamaulu. 72O.
Total, 1890 bags. The steamer Kauai
was Koloa discharging coal yester-
day noon and had on board part OF the
Waimea fertilizer and all the lumber
and shingles from this port. Eleele
and Makaweli freight has all been
landed, but on account of the heavy
swell at Waimea nothing could be
discharged there. Kekaha mill starts
in grinding tomorrow morning.......
The bark Chas. b. Kenny, coal laden
from Nanaimo. Is in the stream with
a cargo for the Inter Island company.
The schooner Maria +. Smith,
which arrived from Aberdeen with
lumber, will discharge at Allen street.
The four masted schooner No
komis came in late this afternoon
with Puget Sound lumber and tied up
to the Railway buoy. The bark
Il. p. Rithet finished discharging yes
terday. The United States col
lier Nero has commenced taking on n
deck load OF coal in sacks, which will
be used by the monitor Monadnock
as soon as her own deck load is eX-
hausted. The Monadnock and Nero
expect to sail Wednesday next.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT, July
1.-THE schooner Mokihina has been
ordered sold. The steamer Iva
sailed this afternoon for leeward Kauai
ports in search OF taro. a great scar
city of which still continues through
out the Islands; her charterers are
John Wilson. Henry Crane and Joe
puni. the last named having been put
in cvbarre. the Iva will go to Kalalau.
that historic spot, where the tragedy
occurred during the hunting of the
leper Koolau five years ago. This
beautiful valley is full OF taro and 1t
is expected that the Iva will get
full cargo from there. ..The schoon-
err Nokomls IS awaiting pe''h "' NJ
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Jonh ~ SpreeNeIs "io
Br!aht are AT c.e.ni' -,
The steamer Waiaieaie comes On .ne
marine railway toHorro"' "''