The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-30
ahlrrinn Notes


The Mltahala arrived from MaSawsi
With tepq bass ~ SUGAR Tor AleSendei
a naidwin and the following paasen.
gofa Mts. " tuuk e.. iihskinei CAP.
tain Robinson. an chuck ana wife and
four children. aud " deck passpuEert
The American schooner Columbia, tap'
tain spraruc. q days from Newcastle.
arrived on port Yesterday morning and
anchored. She called for orders and viii
he sent, probably. "a Eleeie 20 discharEc
her cargo OF coal
Notice has been received by the post
office authorities Co the effect that no
more mail will come TO Honolulu on
the transports for some time. Trans
ports bound for Manila from the Coast
will 20 to the Philippines direct here
after. Honolulu viii feet the absence
OF this transport mail service. and the
regular mail boats, when they land
their mail here viii be apt 80 swamp
the postofiice.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the ISL
and OF Kauai amounts to II 800 bags.
While the Solace liz In port Captain
Winslow win muster his men twice
daily, and VIII keep n careful record OF
all members OF the crew who are Chi
nese. II any Chinese are missing at
any time Collector Stackable will he
nese aboard who have not been enlisted
In American ports, and the men will
be permitted to come ashore.
/ The next mail from the Coast Will
probably bring the news of the arrIv-
al of Captain Merry, from Guam. at
that port.
] The Solace, on the voyage down from
q the Coast. spoke the four masted bark
Olympic, which sailed hence on the
18th for San Francisco with sugar, af-
! ter being refitted at this port. The
| Solace spoke her in latitude 90 north,
longitude 154 west. Captain Gibbs ask
ed Captain Wlnslow to report him
here.
The new American schooner Admiral,
| Captain Jensen, arrived here from
| Newcastle on Saturday morning, after
a good trip Of only forty-two days.
Murton, member Of the crew, was in
irons, charged with mutiny at sea.
Murton had trouble with the second
mate and, the captain siding with his
officer, the man afterwards included
the captain In his attempts to get sat
isfaction for what he considered his
wrongs. The sailor made an attempt to
smash the captains head. and the cap
tain pulled gun and discouraged any
such ideas. He then caused the man
to be put in irons. The man Will be
tried here.
Schooner Manila sailed for the Sound
in ballast on Saturday.
The Zealandia sailed for San Francis
co on Saturday with $4,000 bags of SUI
gar, 1000 punches of bananas, and 1000
bundles of hides. The following were
Abril w. ]. de Gear Major Ennis, r.
Dohrman Jr., l.. G. Bees, W. f. Gunn
Mr.. Fuller. w. b. Smith, Wray Taylor,
j. F. Pierce, Hon. George d. Gear Mr..
Smith.
The Lyman d. Foster is reported to
have waited at Kaanapali for two
weeks; first for a crew, and then for
an opportunity to get to sea.
Paymaster Phillips, who arrived on
the Solace, enters upon his new duties
today.
Many Japanese went to the Coast on
the Zealandia on Saturday to work on
the railroads
The Kinau arrived from Hilo and
way ports earlier than was expected on
Saturday. She brought 25 head of cat
tie, 80 hogs. 45 sacks of taro, II sacks
of corn, and 260 packages of sundries.
She reports the following sugar on Ha-
She reports the following sugar await
ing ship ment on Hawaii: WalaKea
Mill, 5000; Portuguese Mill, $780, Wal
naku Plantation, 5000; Onumea Sugar
Company, 10000; Pepeekeo Sugar Com
pany, 10000; Honomu Sugar Company,
1900; Hakalau Plantation, $4,000; Lau-
pahoehoe Sugar Company. 1900; Ooka-
la Sugar Company, 1900; Paauhau
MILL 10000; Kukaiau Mill, 5000; Homo
kaa, 10000; Kukuihaele, 10000; Hama
kua Mill, 1900: Punaluu $4,000; Honua-
pc, 1900.
The Kinau brought the following
passengers: L. A. Andrews, Miss A. NJ.
Reynolds. e. II. Bryan Jr., c. Wealth
erwax, w. G.. Hyman, I. NJ. Hatch, e.
E. Paxton, d. A. Cox, Joe p. sisson,
James p. Sisson, William Mckay, d.
Collins, ]. II. ANIME, George B. curtis,
A. w. Richardson, c. G. Kinney, Capt
H. e. Soule, S. Decker, w. Awana, w.
F. Drake, ]. McCabe, Mrs. A. Clarke,
c. Along, H. NJ Pembroke, C. L. Chan,
d. j. Costello, T. A. Akana r. A.
Woodward, Mrs. Afook and child, Geo.
Hammer d. ]. Mckay, ]. S. McCand-
less. George Bodies, ]. Bowler, G. P.
Petersen, Major George Wood, c. A.
de Cew, F. ]. Cross. and 96 deck.