The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17


GUSTA. on leaving Kahuiui. struck
on the reef. knocking off her false
keel and injuring her copper.
1880. Dec, 22-Schr. L1LIU went ashore
at Kawaihae during heavy weather
and became total wreck.
1881, June 19-Am. schr. AMERICAN
GIRL, from Port Blakely, touched on
the reef in entering Kahului, but
sustained no damage.
1881. Nov. 25-Schr. PATIO sunk at her
mornings at Papaikou. Hawaii
1881, Nov. 27-Am. bark JENNY PITTS
went ashore at Mahukona, Hawaii,
where she was unloading a cargo of
lumber, and became a total wreck.
She was fully insured.
1882. Jan. liam. schr. IDA SCHNAU-
Err, at Kahului, Maui, in hauling in
to position, parted her hawser and
went ashore. Her hull was bought
by ], D. Spreckels for $3.50. Towed
to Honolulu and repaired.
1882, June 12-Am. bark EDWARD
MAY struck on the reef Off Waikiki;
a portion of her cargo was jettisoned
and she floated off. After discharg-
ing cargo, she was hove down for
repairs.
1882, Oct. 11-British ship NIAGARA,
from San Francisco for Queenstown,
with cargo of wheat, sprung
leak in a cyclone in latitude 10 deg.
north and longitude 1870 deg. west,
and bore away for Honolulu. In
entering the port in tow of the
tug the hawser slipped from the bits
oh vt nn ha mi
In the passage, and became total
wreck.
1888, Jan. 1O-Schr. PRINCE went
ashore at Huelo, Maui. A part of the
cargo was saved, but the vessel be-
came a total loss.
1888, Jan. 17-Schr. EMMA went ashore
at Waianae, oahu, but was saved and
brought to Honolulu for repairs.
1888. June 2S--Schr. UILAMA was lost
at Hama, Maui, by the parting of her
chain cable.
1884, Jan. 16-Schr. KULAMANU was
lost at South Kona, Hawaii, with a
load of 1865 bags of sugar. Partially
insured.
1884, Aug.-Schr. MARY ALICE went
ashore at Awaloa, Lanai, and became
n total loss.
1884, Aug. 2S-Stmr. JAMES MAKEE
grounded on making her anchorage
at waianae, Oahu, necessitating re-
pairs.
1884, Sept. 6-Am. ship Ell DORADO,
coal laden from Newcastle, got
aground off Waikiki at 10 a. m. in
making this port but got off with the
aid of the tug after midnight with
slight injury.
1884, Sept S-Schr. EHUKAI was car
ried over the reef and stranded at
Kaena Point. Oahu. She was after
wards gotten off with loss of main
mast. badly battered, and towed to
Honolulu for repairs.
1884, Sept. 13-Am. schr DORA HARK-
NESS was rescued from a precarious
position in the surf at Anahola, Ka-
uai, by the steamer JAMES MAKEE.
1884, Nov. 5-Schr. PAUAHI went
ashore at Kohawaike, Kona, Hawaii,
and Lecame a total loss.
1884, Dec. 11-Schr. KEKAULUOHI
went ashore at Hanalei, Kauai, and
| became a total wreck.
1885, Jan. 26-Schr. MARION went
ashore at Punaluu, Oahu, and became
a total loss.
1885. April 1O-Schr. EHUKAI, with
part of cargo on board, dragged hei
anchors and went ashore at Waia.
| lua, Oahu. The tug Eleu was sent
| down to tow her off and bring her to
| port.
1885. May Stmr. KILAUEA HOU
touched on the reef at Makena, Ma
vi, necessitating going on the marine
railway to effect repairs.
1885, July 1-Stmr. C. r. BISHOP
grounded at Waialua, Oahu, and was
assisted off by the Planter, without
! material damage, as she continued
on her trip to Kauai.
1885, July 2S-Schr. LIHOLIHO strand.
ed at Waimea, Kauai, during severe
blow. She was afterwards lighteret
off and towed to Honolulu for re
pairs.
1885, July 2S-Schr. MARY E. FOSTEF
lost her rudder during the same blow
at the same place, and was towed tt
Honolulu by the Iwalani.
1885, Aug. 27-Schr. KA MOI sailed fol
Pohoiki, Puma, Hawaii, anchorinl
there September 3. Got under weigh
September S, during heavy weather
and has not been heard of since. She
| Ildu CicW VI iiiliS pClSohSp Gil toiu
on board.
1885, Dec. 13-Am. brigantine HESPE.
RIAN parted one of her cables, ant
dragging the remaining anchor drift
ed onto the reef at Kahului, Maui
and became a total wreck. All hands
We're saved through the bravery of &
boats crew of natives. The vesse
was insured for $4,000.
1886, Jan. 2S-Stmr. PLANTER Went
ashore on Niihau and became a tota
wreck. Fortunately no lives were
lost, and by strenuous effort nearly
all of the machinery was saved.
| 1886, Nov. 30-Am. barkentine AMELIA
with lumber for Hilo, drifted into {
perilous position at Wainaku, but b,
prompt assistance and jettisonini
part of her deck load, she was saved
1887, Feb. liam. brig SELMA on try
ing to make the port of Hilo the wine
died away and a heavy swell setting
in drove her ashore near Paukaa, anC
became a total loss. Passengers ant
crew and part of cargo saved.