The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-07-05
Wharf AID WAVE.

ALONG THE WATER FRONT,
JULY i.-Eighteen sailing vessels are
in port Fourteen fly the American flag.
two the Hawaiian, and the German
and British claim one each. The bark
G. ID. Bryant Is in the stream awaiting
a berth for dlscharging general cargo
from San Francisco; the ship John G.
Potter Is awaiting a coal wharf; the
banks Amy Turner and Mohican and
schooner Boring Sea are at lrmgard
wharf; the barkentine Klikitat Is at
Fishmarket wharf; the ship Aryan Is
at Emmes wharf; the ship Otterspool
Is at Brewers: the barkentine s. n.
Castle and X. =. Rithet are at Oceanic
wharf; the schooner Emma Claudina
Is at Allen street: the bark Diamond
Head and ship II. B. Sutton are dis
charging coal at new Fort street
wharf; the ship Marie Hackfeld is at
Wilder's, and the schooner Aloha and
barkentnes Planter and Mary Wrinkle
man are at the railway wharf. During
today the bark II. p. Rithet will move
over to Irmgard wharf to complete
discharging. The lumber cargo OF the
Mary Wnkleman Is consigned to order
but will probably go to the Oahu
Building and Lumber Company. Pa
cific Mail wharf and Oceanic dock have
been vacated and will be kept so until
the transports are In and away. The
liners Warrimoo, Gaelic and Mlowera
will arrive between Wednesday and
Saturday next and 1t is hoped there
will be some wharf room for them.
NOTES.
The tug Rover, OF Hilo, Is being
thoroughly overhauled in Reeds Bay.
The Levi Y. Burgess is discharging
1850 tons of general merchandise at
Hilo.
The Annie Johnson's cargo from
Hllo TO San Francisco last week was
valued at Sl32,iSG.
The bark Santiago, now in San
Francisco, will return 10 Hilo in J. ID.
Spreckels Bros. line.
The barkentine Irmgard loads mer-
chandlse in San Francisco for Homo
lulu by Williams, Dimond 4 Co.
The schooner Aloha is at Brewers
wharf with n cargo OF general mer-
chandlse, having arrived in port Sat
urday evening.
There was big display Of bunting
yesterday on all the American ships
in port. The big flag was flying from
the railway wharf all day.
The American schooner Endeavor,
iS5 tons tnow on the way to Port
Gamble) will load lumber thence to
Honolulu by Pope 4 Talbot.
The bark Albert Meyer returns from
San Francisco to Kahului with general
merchandise for the Hawaiian Com
cercial and Sugar Company.
The bark Mauna Ala and briggs W. G.
Irwin and ]. ID. Spreckels, in J. ID.
Spreckels Bros. line, are loading gen.
eral cargo in San Francisco for this
port.
The American bark Sea King, 1861
tons, and American bark Topgallant,
l.l66 tons, have been chartered by
John Rosenfeld's Sons for coal from
Nanaimo to Honolulu.
The bark II. p. Rithet is discharging
at the Oceanic wharf. Captain Thomp-
son reports continual succession OF
GAINS ana llsnl Wluus from oaH rraH-
cisco which poIt he left June 10th, ar
irving here last Saturday.
The schooner Albert Meyer, bark
entine lrmgard, bark Mauna Ala and
brigs J. ID. Spreckels, w. g. Irwin, re-
turn to Honolulu from San Francisco
with general merchandise. The bs tx
Santiago takes freight in the MFson
| line TO Hilo.
There was big lot OF passengers
on the steamer Kinau. which sailed
for Hilo and way ports yesterday
morning Commodore Beckley re-
ported somewhat smaller lot OF
freight than usual, owing Ito its being
the last of the quarter"
i. G. Eyton-Walker will accompany
the Iaysan Island expedition on the
steamer Waialeale. He will go as sur
veyor for the party and will also pho
tograph things OF interest on the voy-
age. The Waaleale will probably
leave next saturday and her length OF
stay Is estimated at from six weeks to
, two months
, The banks Andrew Welch and Mar.
tina Davis, and barkentine Archer
were loading for this port in the