The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-28
ZeaIandia Departs
For the Coast
July 2.
Schooner Golden Gate
Is a Total Loss
On Lanai.

~HE Oceanic steamship Zealandia
1 Captain Dowdell, will sail for sar
Francisco on Tuesday, July 2, a
noon.
She mas been satisfactorily repaired
and is now in good condition. A boaro
of competent engineers, after care
full survey. has decided that the steam
or is in good order, and can proceed or
her voyage.
Great credit is due Chief Engineer
Keller for the complete manner In
which the repairs have been made. His
able assistants are also to be con-
graduated.
AS the Mariposa is due from the Col
onies on July 16, and all her passenger
accommodations are taken, 1T is ex-
pected that a great many people will
take this opportunity Of returning to
San Francisco on Tuesday next
Freight shipments Will be received on
the Oceanic wharf up to the day prior
to the vessels departure.
The Zealandia is at present lying at
the Quarantine wharf, where the re-
pairs were made to her starhoard boil
ers. She has been thoroughly cleaned
and repainted and looks very trim and
neat
She has between $4,000 and $4,000
sacks of sugar in her hold awaiting
transportation TO the Coast.
The vessel and her officers have been
the subjects of a great deal of good
natured joshing since she returned
from sea after starting out for the
Golden Gate last Saturday. The yes
sells all right. however. if she isn't as
fast as some of them, and she VIII get
away on time on Tuesday and will ar
rive in San Francisco in about time to
leave there again for Honolulu on
schedule hour, just skipping one trip.
Golden Gate a Total LOSS.
News of the wreck and total loss of
the schooner Golden Gate at Awalua-
Lanai, was received yesterday after
noon by wireless biography. All of
the little vessels cargo and the effects
of her crew were saved by the Wilder
steamers Lehua and Mokolii The
schooner was owned by Wilder's
Steamship Company, was not insured,
and means a loss of about $4,000.
Yesterday morning it was known
that the Golden Gate went ashore at
Awalua on Wednesday, and was still
hard and fast 1t was not then known,
however, that she would prove to be
a total loss
The morning message gave no de-
tails, simply stating that the schooner
was aground, and that the steamer
Mokolii was standing by to pull her
off, and that the Lehua was also on
hand.
The afternoon message reported the
vessel a total loss. Not satisfied with
the news of the morning, President
Wight of Wilder's company sent a
message for further information. He
received an answer as above about 2
o'clock
The steamer Helene, which was to
N
for Maui ports, was dispatched to the
scene of the wreck shortly before /
o'clock. 1t was then hoped that the
powerful boat might be able to pull
the schooner off the beach
The Golden Gate is of about 200 tons.
having been in the Island trade for
the last two years. She was owned in
San Francisco before being brought
here. Captain w Mason is her COM
Awalua, where the schooner was
wrecked, is on the northern point of
the Island of Lanai The Golden Gate
sailed from here on Tuesday last,
bound for Kaanapali. 1t is not known
exactly how the accident occurred.
Mail From the Coast.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha Hongkong
Maru Is scheduled to arrive here from
San Francisco tomorrow. There is a
of her making port tonight.
She will bring two days later mail and
newspaper files. Tomorrow she will
sail for the Orient
Mail for the Coast.
On Tuesday next, July I'd, two mail
boats will sail for San Francisco. AS
noted the Zealandia sails at
noon, and the Nippon Maru. which will,