The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-23


day
The schooner Luka IL being over
hauled ON the marine railway.
The barkentine Robert Sudden sails
for San Francisco with a full cargo of
sugar Of n. m. today.
The gasoline fishing schooner Malo-
10 shipped white crew yesterday and
was to sail last night for the Mololai
banks.
The schooner Honoipu cleared at
San Francisco juno 10 in ballast. She
first goes to Alaska with passengers
thence to Honolulu, and thence TO San
Francisco with sugar
The four -masted barkentine VIM.
Carson and the schooner James Rolph
are nearly ready for launching at
Eureka. They are being built for the
firm Of Hind, Rolph 4 Co. and are in
tended for the Hawaiian trade.
The overdue steamer Port Albert.
that sailed from San Francisco June 4
for Seattle, arrived at destination June
IA. The delay was caused by break
In the vessels machinery, compelling
her to work slowly toward port.
The City of Columbia lies anchored
EVA Of the mouth of the channel with
the passengers of the Nippon Maru.
She will remain in quarantine until
next Tuesday afternoon. There is one
consolation for the unfortunate ka-
maainas on board. They will probably
see the Fourth Of July in Honolulu.
When the japanese steamer Nippon
Maru gets to San Francisco she will be
in charge of a new skipper. Command
err Evans resigned his position at Yo-
kohama, and his place was taken as far
as Hongkong by Capt. Allen. A new
captain was appointed at Hongkong to
take permanent charge Of the steam
ship.
The repairs on the boilers of The
Sheridan have been almost completed,
and she will leave San Francisco for
Manila on June 22d. Capt. Pierce, who
was appointed to the command of the
Grant, but whose appointment was
Cancelled by the authorities In Wash
ington, will go as chief officer of the
Sheridan.
The steamer Charles Nelson, which
arrived In San Francisco about June 10
from Manila, has been turned over to
her owners by the Government. Just
as soon as she can be got ready she
will be prepared for the Alaska trade,
and will carry stores and passengers
to st. Michael for the Alaska Explora-
ton Company.
The quarantine steamer City of
Columbia changed her mornings yes
terday forenoon with the use of the
donkey and winch. A new engineer
was placed on board during the day.
A boat will leave the landing at a.
m, ~ noon and 3 p. m. for the Column
bia, carrying messages or packages to
the quarantine passengers.
The chartered transport steamer st.
Paul arrived in San Francisco June
from Manila with thirty-seven passen-
gers on board. There were three civil
ians, two officers, two wounded sol
diers and one dishonorably discharged
soldier on board. The other passen-
gers were soldiers whose time has ex-
pired or who have been discharged for
physical disability.
The schooner Defiance, which sailed
from Honolulu on May 18th. has
reached San Francisco after a rough
trip. She had light northeast winds
till June 9Th, and then three days of
Gains. On June 9th, 10th and 1lth. in
latitude SO deg. 30 min. north, longi-
tude 125 deg. west, she had succession
of north-northwest gales. The wind
carried away the hying-jib stay, broke
the fore gan and blew away two fore
sails and three jibs.
The bark Amy Turner cleared June
10 for Hilo with general merchandise
cargo. Among the principal shipments
were the following: 435 bbls. flour, !
pkg. electrical goods, l6G pkgs. machin-
cry, 1855 ctls. barley, 10 crates onions.
10 pkgs. fresh fruits. 50 bbls. lime, so
lbs. hops, so kegs nails, 576i #. lumber,
1877 lbs. cheese, $50 lbs. Goldfish. 176
ctls. wheat. II bales dry goods, 220 lbs.
dried fruits, 400 cs. coal oil, S53 lbs.
hams and bacon, 2I9 pkgs. groceries
and provisions, cs. arms and ammu
milton, 20 pkgs. potatoes, SO cs. hard
ware, 2300 lbs. lard, 56S lbs. butter $50
bales hay, 1l44 lbs. meal, cows, 81
ctls. corn, is rolls paper, 20 bxs. rails
ins, 20 bdls. wire, 10 ctls. oats, 1891 lbs.
bread, 80 cs. and bbls. salmon, cs.
whisky, 100 pkgs. beer, 3697 lbs. sugar,
so cs. soap, 164 tons fertilizer. 1887
gals. and cs. wine, 22 pkgs. paints
and oils, 500 lbs. tobacco, 2l5 SKIS. mid
dIipps 400 SKIS hrap