The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
SHIPPING NOTES.

nt bIlS duueE SdlleO IOF the
Sound in ballast yesterday morning.
The schooner ottilhe Fjord will
load redwood at Eureka for Kahului
The ship Florence will load cargo
of Roslyn coal at Tacoma for Homo
lulu
The ship George Curtis win load
merchandise at San Francisco for
Honolulu.
The bark slden Besse and bark AL
bert will load merchandise at San
Francisco for this port
The Waialeale was reported as dis
charging freight at Waimea when the
Mikahala left that port
C. C. Kennedy. the Hilo planter. was
numbered among the departing pas
sengers in the kinau yesterday noon.
The ship George Curtis from Homo
lulu. arrived off the Heads. San Fran
cisco. on the afternoon of November
18th
The barkentine William II. Dimond
reached San Francisco November 10th
after an uneyentful trip from the Isl
ands.
nc sugar - dS IellOIiGNa
left on Kauai ready for shipment: K
S. NJ, $500 bags. and McBryde. 1.1O0
bags.
The schooner w. F. witzemann
sailed from Aberdeen. Wash. Novem-
Der 5. for Hilo. with 100000 feet of
lumber.
The schooner Twilight was brought
into port yesterday morning by the
gasoline launch Fun of the Young
Brothers feet
The barkentine W. H. Dimond. Cap
from Honolulu November 9th. after a
22-day voyage
The Inter-Island steamer Noeau. ar
irving from Kauai. brought twenty-six |
packages of sundries and twenty-five !
head of cattle.
The following sugar was reported !
left on Kauai by the Noeau: Punalulu. /
$3.50 bags; Honuapo. 1850 bags; Ho-
nokaa. 800 bags.
Included among the windjammers /
which arrived at San Francisco No I
vember 10th We're the barks Albert !
and Alden Besse.
The barkentine W. H. Dimond win /
oad merchandise at San Francisco
Tor Honolulu, and the ship Marion
Chileott will take cargo for Hilo.
The ship Marion Chileott arrived
It San Francisco. November 18th, from
tIilo. after g passage of twenty-fourl
lays. bringing 37.4l0 bags of sugar.
Purser Simerson of the steamer No
- 4
'or three days at Waipio. during the
'ecent season of rough weather on
Kauai.
Purser Friel of the Mikahala report
d fine weather at all ports on Kauai.
strong northeast winds and choppy
ieas were encountered in crossing the
.hannel.
The American ship Marion Chilcott
Irrived al San Francisco. November
ith. from Hilo. She was twenty-four
ays coming up and had an uneFent.
al voyage.
The barkentine Diamond, twenty
wo days out from Honolulu. arrived
[ San Francisco. November 9Th. with
o0o bags of sugar and 1897 cases Of
ineapples.
The schooner r. w Bartlett was
owed TO sea yesterday morning by
he Fearless. The vessel win go to
he Sound in ballast, and there load !
lmber for this port
The Intsr-Island steamer Mikahala.
ihtoh arrived from Kauai ports yes
erday morning. brought 1000 bags of
5. 8 and LOO bags of v. x sugar;
lso 81 packages of sundries.
The barkentine Echo. which arrived
7 Astoria. November l1th. from Ho-l
oiulu. viii load lumber at the Col
mbia Mills for South Africa direct.
he viii take about 90e.0oe feet
The safe arrival st this port OF the
hip Benismin r. Packard has oper-
ted TO reduce tas reinsurance of the
oanoke listed by the San Francisco
Exchange. to 5 per cent.
The Noean. OF the Inter~IsIan6 feet
rriying in port yesterday morning
suorted being weather bound for
tree davs AZ waipIo on Kauai. during
Is recent storm which prevailed onf
ls Garden Isle.
The Kinsu. sailing for Hilo and
sv ports az noon yesterday. tok a
rr'h~r of returning sugar planters
no had been in attendance at the AMI