The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-13
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Santiago is in Hilo.
The steamer Maui from Maui will
be in this morning
The steamer Noeau discharged her
cargo of sugar into the Irmgard yes
terday
The bark Martha Davis made a
quick run from San Francisco to Hilo.
But sixteen days were required for
the trip.
The steamer City of Peking will he
the next regular steamer to arrive
from the Coast. She is due here IN
the 18th.
The steamer Claudine arriving yes
terday brought the following cargo:
Fifty head of cattle. horses. 80 bags
coffee, 103 pigs. % sacks corn. 100
packages sundries.
BY special permission of the treas
ury department the barkentine Wrest-
Ter was allowed to land some heavy
Dla~-'''-- hinery and some an
1sJ ana chains at Kaanapali with
out entering at the custom house
The steamer Claudine arriver yes
terday on kinau time. She was not
expected before evening but was
alongside the wharf at noon after
very pleasant trip TO Hilo and Maui
ports. A large number of passengers
came in her.
A special watch will be kept on the
transport Thyra which has a Chinese
crew. The captain has been notified
that the crew must be mustered twice
a day AID that in case of the escape Of
any OF them he will be held to a strict
account. He has employed guards
and the collector has detailed guard
to watch and see that none of the Ce-
lestials escape.
The transport Thyra, from Seattle.
with $50 horses for the army in the
Philippines. arrived off the mouth Of
the harbor on Fridav evening at about
10 O'Clock. having not even been re-
ported from the signal station at
Diamond Head and being seen bv Cap
tain Ben Whitney at the pilot house.
He notified the pilot who went to her
and anchored her about a quarter to
eleven.
According TO late statistics there are
but l.109 steamers in the mercantile
service which have a speed of IL knots
and over. OF this number but 10 are
over ~ knots, while s are rated as
1S-knot boats. A speed OF Is knots is
given TO Il steamers, and of a lower
rate of speed the vessels rate as fol-
lows: - of Il knots. So of I6. 90 of
40, 125 of IA. 3S4 of Is and Ala of l2 |
knots speed.
When the Noeau left Kauai the W. |
G.. Hall was at Ahukini where she will I
get full cargo of 5000 sacks of sugar. |
She will be in this morning. The Ma |
kee was to load at Kapaa The Mika- |
hala on arriving will have load Of /
G. & R or X. s. NJ. sugar The Kauai /
was having hard time at Eleele ds |
there was a heavy swell and she could |
not use the barge. She viii load 81 |
Makaweh or Waimea.
The barkentine Archer is at the !
Railroad wharf taxing sugar.
Captain kilman of the barkentine
Robert Sudden completed his crew
yesterday and sailed for the Coast.
The barkentine Wrestler now here
was commanded many years ago By
j. Hodson. at present in the employ
of the custom service here. Her his
tory since her first trip has been an
eyentful one and the vessel which has
changed hands several times and been
wrecked once although she is nearly
eighteen years old is still staunch and
a fast sailer.
The Thyra was docked yesterday
morning at the Navv wharf and began
Immediately unloading her horses.
They were put OF the boat in boxes
and BIZ night all the animals were
landed. They will be rested az the
corral at Iwilei for several days and
then proceed to Manila. The Thyra
is commanded by Captain Edwardsen
and has been here several times be-
fore. The army officers aboard are
Quartermaster Cautain w H. Cor
don OF the 18th United States Infsn- |
try. He is going to Manila TO rejoin !
his regiment .ae only other army
man aboard is Dr. Kelley who comes
from Florida and has seen service in
Cuba