The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
SHIPPING NOTES

The lumber schooner Falcon arrived
AZ Eureka from Honolulu. November
i4th-
Fine weather was reported at all
ports on Kauai. by the Waialeale re-
turning yesterday.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse got
away yesterday for her ports of cali
throughout Kona and Kau.
The barkentines S. N Castle and S.
G. Wilder will take on merchandise al
San Francisco for Honolulu
The Niihau vas laying buoys at Kill
auea Thursday and replacing those
drifted by the recent storm.
Purser Clarke OF the waiaieale re-
ported 1900 bags OF K s. NJ. and 400
bags of Mcbride sugar left on Kauai
The barkentine s. c. Wilder arrived
az San Francisco. November 18th. af
ter a rather quick passage from the Is
lands.
The Inter-Island steamer WaialeaIe
arriving from Kauai ports yesterday
afternoon. brought $500 bags of K. S.
NJ. sugar.
The German ship Lita, hauled over
20 Irmgard wharf yesterday morning
from the stream, broke her seals and
began discharging.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder arrived
at San Francisco from Honolulu. No
vember 14th. sixteen days out, with
9909 bags of sugar
The barkentiue Coronado of the
Spreckels line sailed from San Fran
cisco November 14th. with a general
cargo for Honolulu
Repairs on the schooner Mokihana,
which has been on her beam ends az |
Emmes wharf for some weeks past, |
are nearing completion
The bark C. D. Bryant was anchored |
outside yesterday afternoon awaiting |
her crew. The Bryant got away for |
the Coast before evening.
Captain Allen of the ship Benjamin |
f. Packard. is still lying at the Navy |
wharf awaiting her sailing orders |
from the Atlantic seaboard.
The bark Mohican will take only
about 400 tons of sugar on her return
10 the Coast. She expects to get
away by the first of the week.
The Niihau was reported at KiIauea
discharging lumber when the Waiale-
ale left that port The Niihau was
scheduled to leave for Hoolulu yester-
day
The Charles E. Moody was await
ing cargo of coal at the gravity
bunkers at Tacoma November 9. the
fuel being consigned to Honolulu par
ties.
The schooner Mary E. Foster clear
ed from San Francisco for Honolulu,
November l4th, and the schooner S. T.
Alexander cleared fer KRhului on the
same date.
Owing to the postponement in the
sailing time of the Kinau from Homo
lulu, the Hilo liner is not expected TO
fore this evening.
Miss Eleanor P. Phillips has resign-
ed as stenographer at the Customs
House. Her place will be filed by
the appointment of Miss Frances C.
McTigue. the only eligible on the civil
list.
The gunboat Wheeling en- route
from the north to Tutuila is expected
10 arrive in port within a very short
time. The Wheeling has beea order
ed TO the Samoan port where she will
relieve the Abarenda.
The little schooner Rob Roy arrived
from Puuloa yesterday. The remain
der of the railroad iron. brought by
the Claudine. for the Dowsett Estate
at Pearl Harbor. will be taken to des-
tination by the steamer J. A. Cum
mings.
One Japanese and two Chinese. de-
ported from San Francisco. are aboard
the Hongkong Maru. The local Gus
toms authorities maintain a strict sur
yeillance over the Orientals, and upon
the vessels arrival in port yesterda j
they were placed under lock and key.
The barkentine Quiekstep. which
loading her. cargo OF lum-
Der at the st. Paul mill at Tacoma
November !. left that port the follow
ng day for Honolulu. with 25s.Si0 feet
OF rough lumber. valued at $500: .
i45.70o feet of other lumber. valued
At t2.4s2. and $3.50 worth of shingles.