The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17
same storm the German bark PRINT

same storm the German bark PRINT
ZENBERG collided with the steamer
MOKOLII.
1888, Sept. 6-Am. bark S. n. CASTLE,
from San Francisco for this port, ran
ashore at Kualoa, Oahu. about 4:30
a. M. Kedge anchors We're run out
and working continuously on them
she was fioated off about noon and
taken in tow by the steamers ]. A.
Cummins and Waimanalo The false
keel and a large portion of the main
keel were carried away. After un-
loading cargo she was hauled on the
Marine Railway and put in thorough
order.
1888, Sept. Els. S. ZEALANDIA, on
entering the harbor at midnight, from
Sydney. tore away the boom and gaff
and afterrigging of the KLITITAT
and crushed into the end of the
wharf.
1892 Feb. Am. whaleship TAMER-
LANE, during thick and heavy
weather, became total loss on the
Puma coast of Hawaii, and no lives
lost. "a
1S93-Stmr. MIOWERA stranded upon
the shoal on the Eva side Of the
entrance to the port of Honolulu, yet
through fine weather and strenuous
effort she was successfully floated
from her perilous position after an
exposure of nearly six weeks, with
comparatively little injury.
| 1S93-Schr. LIHILIHO went ashore on
| Kauai. A portion of the cargo was
saved, but the vessel became total
| wreck.
| 1894, Jan.-Stmr. c. r. BISHOP went
ashore at Kauai and became a total
| wreck.
1894, March-Am. barkentine HILO,
coal laden from Newcastle, went
ashore through thick weather on the
coast of Kau. Hawaii, and was a total
loss.
1894. Sept 1S-New bark G. N. WILL
| cox, with full cargo of European
goods for this port, was wrecked on
the northwestern point of Molokai. A
| portion of her cargo was secured by
the aid of divers.
1S94-Schr. MAHIMAHI lost at Waia-
| lua.
1895, Jan, 25-Stmr. KIHALANI (for-
merly DAISY KIMBALL) wen
ashore on her first coasting voyage
at Hakalau. Hawaii, during heavy
weather.
1885, March 24-Stmr. PELE struck on
rock off wahiawa, Kauai. and
foundered. No lives lost
1896. Aug. 29-British bark GAINS
BOROUGH, coal laden from West
port, N. H., en- route for San Fran
cisco, went ashore off Diamond Head.
and after several attempts to haul
1 nff ahn ha nd
at auction. Through exceptionally
favorable weather she was lightened
of her cargo, which was saved, and
the vessel finally hauled off and tow
ed into port, having sustained but little
serious damage to her iron hull. She
has been placed under the Hawaiian
flag and her name changed to DIA-
| MOND HEAD, and placed in Allen
| and Robinson's line of packets be-
| tween Honolulu and Coast ports.
1896, Dec. 6-Stmr LIKELIKE towed
the brigantine LURLINE into port,
having rescued her from perilous
position on the reef at Kahului,
Maui.
1897, Feb. 27-Bark LEAH, coal laden.
went ashore at Kahului, Maui. and
was a total loss.
1897, April 23-Stmr LIKELIKE ran
ashore on the north point of Ha-
wall and became a total wreck.
1898, Jan. 12-Schr. HEEIA went ashore
in heavy weather at Punaluu, Oahu.
She was subsequently fioated off the
reef and repaired.
1898, Jan. 19-Stmr. KAALA, sugar
laden, went on the reef through
heavy seas off Kahuku and became a
total wreck
1899, Feb. 27-Am. ship EDWARD o.
BRIEN, coal laden, from Departure
Bay, stranded on the reef at the en-
trance of the harbor and eventually
became a total loss.
1899, May 23-Schr. MOKULELE was
driven ashore by stress of weather
at Wainiha, Kauai, becoming a total
wreck.
1899, Sept.-Ship COALINGER. from
New York got on the reef in trying
to make the port of Honolulu at
night. but with the timely aid of two
tugs, was brought safely into port. A
few days later the bark COLUSA went
through a like experience at Kahu-
Iui and but for the services of the
MAUI and KINAU would have been
lost with her cargo.
1899, Dec 1o-Stmr KILOHANA ran on