The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-16
RECORD
Of WRECKS
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| 1sS5 Nav - Strnr KILAUEA HOU
touched on the reef at Makena, Ma
| nj necessitating going on the marine
| railway to effect repairs.
| 1885. July 1-Stnr. c. r. BISHOP
| grounded at Waialua, Oahu, and was
| assisted off by the Planter, without
| material damage, as she continued
| on her trip 10 Kauai.
! 1885. July 2S-Schr. LIHOLIHO strand
| ed at Waimea, Kauai, during a severe
| blow. She was afterwards lightered
! off and towed to Honolulu for re-
| pairs
| 1885, July 2S-Schr. MARY E. FOSTER
| lost her rudder during the same blow.
| at the same place, and was towed to
| Honolulu by the Iwalani.
| 1885. Aug. 27-Schr. KA MOI sailed for
| Pohoiki, Puma, Hawaii, anchoring
| there September 3. Got under weigh
J September 5, during heavy weather,
and has not been heard of since. She
! had a crew of nine persons. all told,
| on board.
| 1885. Dec 13-Am. brigantine HESPE-
| RIAN parted one of her cables, and
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 vessel
was insured for $4,000
1886. Jan. 2S-Stmr. PLANTER went
ashore on Niihau and became a total
wreck Fortunately no lives We're
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 by
prompt assistance and jettisoning
part of her deck load, she was saved.
1887, Feb. liam. brig SELMA on try
ing to make the port of Hilo the wind
died away and a heavy swell setting
in drove her ashore near Paukaa, and
became a total loss. Passengers and
crew and part of cargo saved.
1887. Feb. % Am. bark FOREST
QUEEN lost two anchors and chains
and slipped her mornings at MANU-
kona during spell of heavy weather.
1887 Dec. 30-Sloop KAHIHILANI on
leaving Pearl Harbor, rice laden, was
beached by force of the wind. The
cargo became a total loss and the
vessel suffered the loss of the keel and
other damages.
1888, Feb. 4-Schr. NETTIE MERRILL,
Crane master, dragged her anchors
in q heavy Kona stoTm at Waimea,
Kauai, and was swept over the reef
and stranded on the beach, becoming
a total loss. Nearly all the freight
was saved.
1883, March 3-Schr. WAIOLI broke
loose from her mornings at Kauai,
Maui. where she ran aground losing
her shoe and rudder. She was after
ward towed to port and damage re-
paired.
1888, Aug. 13-U. s. OMAHA was forced
from her mornings and came in col
lsion with the British bark WOOL
HARA, in the harbor, causing con-
siderable damage to both vessels. In
same storm the German bark PRINT
ZENBERG collided with the steamer
MOKOLII.
1888, Sept G-Am. bark S. N CASTLE,
from San Francisco for this port, ran
ashore at Kualoa, Oahu, about 4:30
a. m. Hedge anchors were run out
and working continuously on them
she was fioated off about noon@and
taken in tow by the steamers J. 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. 21-S. S. ZEALANDIA, on
entering the harbor at midnight, from
Sydney, tore away the boom and gaf
and afterrigging of the KLITITAT
and crushed into the end of the
wharf
1882, Feb. Am. whaleship tanner
LANE. during thick and heavy
weather, became a total loss on the
Puma coast of Hawaii, and no lives
lost.
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 fioated
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 a 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 total
loss.
1894, Sept. 18-New bark G. N WILL
cox, with full cargo of European
goods for this port, was wrecked on
the northwestern point of MoIokai A
portion of her cargo was secured by
the aid of divers
1S94-Schr. MAHIMAIII lost at waia-
lua.
1885, Jan. 25-Stmr KIHALANI for
merly DAISY KIMBALL) went |
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
1856, Aug 29-Brftish bark GAINS |
BOROUGH, coal laden from West |
port, n. T.. en- route for San Fran |
cisco, went ashore off Diamond Head.
and after several attempts to haul |
her off she was abandoned and sold |
at auction. Through exceptionally |
favorable weather she was lightened |
of her cargo, which was saved, and
the vessel finally hauled off and tow |