The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-01
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The steamer Coptic left Hongkong on
the 22d for this port.
There Is a steamship on Lake Michi-
gan named the Mauna Loa.
The hospital ship Relief was to leave
San Francisco for Manila about the
end of this month.
The British steamship Columbia has
been chartered by the United States
Government for trip to Manila.
Steamer Carmarthenshire, with Jap
anese immigrants. Is expected here
from Yokohama on September 3.
The bark Albert. with a general car
go and sixty-two mules and four horses
sailed from San Francisco August 10
| for Honolulu.
The brig j. d. Spreckels. for MANU-
| kona. and schooner John q. North, for
Honoipu. sailed from San Francisco on
| the 10Th inst.
The steamer Noeau, from Kaanapali
yesterday. reports smooth weather off
| the leeward coast of Maui In the
channel fair strong. northeast winds
prevail.
| SAN FRANCISCO. August 23.-The
Santa Fe steamship Belgian King is
due tomorrow from China. As soon as
she Is unloaded she will he turned over
to the Government for transport pur-
poses.
| Vessels sailing today are: Steamer
Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Lahaina,
Maalaea. Kona and Kau. 10 a. m;
schooner Luka, for Lanai. with coal
for Maunalei plantations: II. b. NJ. S.
Egeria. Smyth, for Fanning's Island.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 23.-The
largest general cargo ever sent to the
Islands will 20 down on the 4-masted
bark Falls of Clyde. which will also
carry 90 passengers. Tomorrow Is set
for her sailing. though she may be de-
layed in filling out her crew.
The steamer Mpnmouthshire has
arrived at Portland from HongkOng
and was to sail back on the 3Oth, TAX
ing the cargo intended for the steamer
Columbia, which has been chartered
to carry troops hence to Manila. and
I which is now due at San Francisco
from Portland.
The liner China was at Pacific Mai
r wharf yesterday from San Francisco
: sailing for Oriental ports at midnight
She made a quick passage of 8 days
and % hours and locked about 10 n. III
The usual large list of passengers was
. brought down from the Coast for Ho'
: nolulu. China and Japan.
= SAN FRANCISCO, August 2i-Th,
: Occidental & Oriental Steamship Com
: pany's Doric ran amuck at the Mai
, | Insls UaStarluv nftarnnnn Shn
. the westerly end of the wharf ut full
i, speed and cut into the piles and plank
j, ing a distance of forty feet besides de-
: molishing one end of the shed.
The WarrimoO. from the Colonies
,locked at the Waikiki end of Pacif,
Mail wharf late yesterday afternoon
= sailing for Victoria at 10 o'clock a
: night. The WarrimOo will be the las
Canadian. Australian steamer stopping
at Fiji. The Aorangi. due here mex
month. will go direct from Brisbane t.
Honolulu.
= The ship George X. Skoefield arrive,
5 at Delaware Breakwater. Pa. on Au
gust 16. with cargo of sugar from
|. the Hawaiian Islands. She will dis
charge at Philadelphia. She SAILED
from Hilo on April IS. The A. J. Full
0 Ter. which followed her out from Hilt
a few days later, must now be neal
her destination.
= The following vessels were on tn,
berth at San Francisco for these Isl
, ands on the departure Of the Austria
liza: For Honolulu-Am. bkt. 8. G
:. Wilder, Am. bk. Ceylon, Am. blk. Al
, den Besse. Am bkt. w, III. Dimond
/. Am. blk. Annie johnson. Am. bk. Mar
: tina Davis, Haw. bk. r. p. Rithet, Am
: schr. Honoipu. For Hilo-Haw. sh
5 Falls Of Clyde, Am. blk. Amy Turner