The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-30
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner ottille Fjord will load
/ redwood at Eureka for Hilo.
The barkentine Geo. c. Perkins will
load redwood at Eureka for Honolulu.
The bark Ceylon has left Clallam
Bay for Honolulu. She sailed Novem-
, Der 18th
The schooner Mary Dodge arrived
at Eureka November 18th from Homo
/ lulu in ballast.
The German ship Sirene arrived at
Astoria November 18th after 26 days
out from Honolulu.
The barkentine Klikitat cleared the
Sound for Honolulu with a cargo of
lumber November 90.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey cleared
from the port of San Francisco for
Honolulu November 22.
The schooner A. B. Johnson sailed
from Aberdeen for Honolulu Novem-
Der 18th with cargo of lumber.
The brig Galilee arrived at San
Francisco November goth. from Homo
lulu, after fair run of is and a half
days.
The ship Lucille. Captain Seel. was
towed TO sea from Port Townsend No
yember 2S with cargo OF coal for
Kehei.
The Masters and Pilots Association
is preparing for a grand Christmas
celebration. which will be held at an
early date,
The transport Hancock is expected
to arrive at San Francisco from the
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scheduled TO sail again on December
18th.
The shin George Curtis went on
Bodies ways, San Francisco, for an
oyerhauling. November goth. This
will be the first time she will have
docked since coming TO the coast from
the East.
The steamer Maui is scheduled to
sail for Hawaii ports, including Hilo
today noon. She win have a full load
OF freight Included in her cargo is
some of the machinery for the new
mill at Puako.
The United States transport Meade
will sail for the Philippines today.
The Meade has been in port several
days taking on about hoo tons OF coal.
The Meade has the Christmas mail
for the Philippines.
The departure Of the steamer Mau-
ns Loa was deferred from yesterday
/ until this noon. The suspension Of
business along the waterfront Thanks
giving Day caused the delay in dis
charging and loading cargo.
The officers OF the steamer Maui
entertained a number OF their friends
aboard ship Thanksgiving Day The
Wilder liners in port added their quo
ia to the guests present Thirty in
vited friends enjoyed sumptuous
spread.
The barkentine Kliki-at arrived at
Tacoma November Goth from Port
Gamble and shipped 4 crew of non
union seamen for the voyage to Homo
lulu. The Klikitat carries 5S7.595 feet
of lumber and 2o0, 600 shingles, valued
at S7.6So.4t.
for Manila Saturday The steamer
win have finished taking on her addi-
tional coal supply BY that time. Dur
ing her stay in port the troopers
aboard the transport have enjoyed the
/ freedom OF the city.
The Globe Line freighteF Tampico
was DELAYED in getting away from
the Sound for Honolulu. The vessel
/ LEFT Tacoma November 17th. This
accounts for the non-arriyal Of the
steamer in port yesterday. as first re,
port had the T2mpico sailing from the
Sound November 18th
Two red polled bulls for the Hawa-
iian Islands are now awaiting ship
ment in Morehead's stables on the
front. at San Francisco. They came
from Ohio on the overland and are
for Paul Isenberg OF Honolulu. They
viii be shipped on one Of the Williams
viii be shipped on on OF the Williams.
Dimond & Co. line of vessels
Fumigation still continues with the
sailing vessels The bark Santiago
and the barkentine Archer were tax
en- TO the Quarantine wharf yesterday
where they received sulphur fumes.
The crusade against the rats Is being
maintained with vigilance. The San