The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-08
WHARF AND WAVE.

! The schooner Aloha, according to lat.
est dispatches, will load for HIlo.
The 5. C. Wilder arrived in San
Francisco on February oath, Is days
from this port.
The bark Santiago sailed from San
Francisco for Hilo on the oath of Feb
ruary with full cargo.
The schooner Ottili, sailed from
Gray's Harbor for Hilo with a cargo OF
lumber on February sd.
The Benjamin A. Packard has been
/ chartered in San Francisco to load su-
gar al this port for New York.
Over so apprentice boys from the
L. s S Adams arrived on the Mari
| pOSa yesterday for the Baltimore and
Bennington.
The James Makee arrived yesterday
with reports of very rough weather on
the trip. She cleaned out Kappa for all
the sugar there
The Kaena arrived back in port Sat
urday evening without cargo. Captain
Mosher reports that freight could not
be handled at all, on account of the bad
weather
According TO late japanese papers,
the Belgic from Yokohama, March 5th.,
will have 16S japanese laborers for this
place and the Coptic leaving March
2Sd, 337.
The Noeau arrived from Lahaina late
last night with 4,400 bags of sugar.
She reports very rough weather. A
r,nTino A<1 ~, ~, -
three lepers.
The following cargoes were brought
by Inter-Island steamers yesterday:
Iwalani, 4,56S bags OF sugar from Ha-
makua; James Make, 1865 from Ka-
paa; Re Au Hou, 1920 from Kauai.
On account of an accident, the Kinau
will be unable 10 go out this morn
ing. Her place will be taken by the
Claudine and the Maui will take the
Claudine's place, sailing at 5 p. N.
The American ship Iroquois, Taylor
master, arrived in port yesterday
morning, 19 days from San Francisco.
She comes to load sugar for New York
Captain Taylor is accompanied by his
wife.
The American schooner Albert Meyer
Marschall master, arrived in port yes
terday morning, IS days from Port
Townsend with 54S,257 feet of lumber
and 100000 shingles for H. Hackfeld
& Co.
The American schooner Olga, Ipsen
master, arrived in port early last even
ing, 70 days from Newcastle, n. S. w,
with cargo of rs tons of coal to or
der. She had fairly good weather all
the way.
The American barkentine John
Smith, Groth master, arrived in port
Sunday forenoon in ballast from Kahu-
lui, whence she comes to load sugar for
H. Haekfeld & Co. She left Kahului on
March 18th.
The American schooner Robert
Searles, PiItz master, arrived in port
yesterday morning, so days from New
castle with a cargo Of 1888 tons Of
coal for the Inter-Island Company.
Captain Piltz is accompanied by his
wife.
The American schooner Transit, Jor-
gensen master, arrived in port at about
$50 a. m. Saturday, II days from San
Francisco with cargo of 700 tons OF
general merchandise, consigned to T.
H. Davies & Co. She had a pleasant
trip down.
The o. S. Mariposa, Hayward COM
mander, arrived in port shortly after
a N. yesterday, about Z days from
San Francisco Strong head winds
and high seas were met with. The
Mariposa experienced the toughest
trip she has had for over a year.
The W. G. Hall arrived as usual on
Sunday. She reports as follows: Total
( of 24,350 bags of sugar left on Kauai
and divided as follows: K S. NJ, 1000;
Diamond" W., $50; Makaweli, 500; K.
P, 4,200; n. NJ, 1000; L. P, $500; NJ
s. Co., 1000; Z. S. Co., $500 At 4:30
p. m Saturday the steamer Kauai went
7 from Waimea to Koloa with LOO bags
MakaweH and 600 Diamond" W. for
Honolulu Strong n. E. winds on
Kauai