The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
w'lAaF AND WAVE.

The ship KilmOry has finished dis
charging general cargo.
The schooner Viking cleared June 16
In San FRANCISCO for Honolulu with
1876, 900 redwood posts, valued at $2s4OO.
The cargo Is 70 be laden at Albion.
The Falls of Clyde will take about
trip from Hilo this week. Work Of
loading Is already commenced. as the
amount Of sugar now on hand requires
that shipping work 70 on as rapidly
as possible.
A representative Of the owners Of
the British barb Doalinioa, which
sailed from Honolulu fog Royal Roads
on January 10. and reported missing, Is
in the city, making an investigation
with view to presenting claim to the
Underwriters
SAN FRANCISCO, June N.-Capt. G.
J. Brugiere. Of the steamer Skarbuck,
was today declared blameless for the
wreck Of his ship on Felguary 18th
last, at Point COnsesIina, of Nicara-
qua. The testimony showed that the
ship had struck an unchartsd rock
The bark Alden Bssse sailed from
San Francisco June IL. for Honolulu
with 1893 ctls. barley, $50 Is. whisky.
40 bis. hay, AN SKIS. bran, q cs. boots
and shoes. 90 gals. wine, $500. LIN. to-
bacco, 1876 pkgs. machinery, 200 bhls.
lime, 53M bricks, 641M. shingles. 1850
posts. etc. valued at $2i.0S9.
j The tug Elesi. with Government Of
icials, made, extensive observations Of
the effects of the new light at Diamond
Head on Sunday night last. II Vas
found eminently sat iafacttGy with
some slight alterations. The Interior
Department will shortly issue a notice
Ito mariners containing a full descrip-
ton of the light and its bearings
The bark Albert sailed from San
Francisco June IA for Honolulu with
$3.50 hbls. -four. 1888 gals. wine, 2S6t
lbs. tobacco. $50 Ctls oats. 100 bbls. sal
= mon, 765 bis. hay, 5000 lbs. lard, loo
bbls lime, 35 bbls. vinegar, 33 tons fer
. tilizer,. &c. 900 lbs. sugar, so bdls. paper
, GA cs. boots and shoes. % horses. !,
, mules, Is COWS, etc, valued at $io,622
The bark Annie johnson sailed from
San Francisco June II for Honolulu
with lG0 bbls. -four, S35 bis hay. 29'
bhls, lime, 3570 it. lumber. ZIG pkgs
groceries, 1899 ctls. barley, 1913 SKIS
= bran. 1889 lbs. beans. 277O lbs. sugar
. 3l6G lbs. bread, 8 bbls. and 10 cs. sal
), mon, ) cs. shoes, 81 tons fertilizers
=" 413 lbs. hams, 81 horses, etc. valued a
q s2&,334.
L The liner Coptic was signaled OF
BARRIERS point late yesterday Afternoon
|! and locked at Pacific Mail wharf at
u O'Clock with number of cabin passen
L. gers and 1853 Japanese and 81 Chimes
l. steerage passengers for Honolulu he
.. sides big list through. She brougtl
g 1916 tons of cargo and will take on %
O. tons of coal before her departure
ID which is set for 10 o'clock this morn
II ing. Commander Imam Sealby, II. N
s. of the Coptie. leaves that vessel on II
IN arrival in San Francisco. He goes I
= London for the White Star line an
r will probably come back on the trans
~ Pacific route in command OF one or IN
VI. big new liners which will be be place
er on the run in place of the Gaelic. Con
r. mander Kinder of the Belgic succeed
D. Commander Sealby of the Coptic.
=, A batch OF United States arm
" transports, including the Solace, re
D. ilandia, Pennsylvania and Sherida
-, will probably arrive ON next Saturda
, According to the latest advices q
"a freighter Port Albert, from Seat
,s with general cargo, was to have san
~ on the 10Th inst. and being Toxin
g.. vessel will also be in about June 80
II or July LIST. Should the transports
~ rive together the Port Albert VIII ma
! to wait some days for berth. This
no the maiden trip of the Port Albert a
-" besides big load OF merchandise
this port there are 1000 tons OF Seat
coal on board for the Oahu rallw'
nj Il is expected that the Port Albert
+ have quick despatch for return
n puget sound. She will not stop NJ II
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