The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS


Hall, Maui, lwalani and Kauai. An tho
boats brought in fairly large cargoes
but passengers were few. The weather
around the Islands, according to the
general run of the reports, is still bal
but in one or two instances the pros
poets are much brighter now than they
were week ago.
Purser Stone of the Maui. from Ha.
waii, reports real Hamakua weather
throughout the trip" They worked
the boats with difficulty and were very
slow with the wire at Papaaloa. On
the LIST inst the Maui took 516S bags
of sugar from Paauhau to Hilo for tbc
/ Hilonian and on the third tried to work
the Honokaa wire, but the boats cou,l
not get the surf line from the land and
the Mani came in with the cargo she
/ had then on board. It comprised 27S4
! bags of sugar from Papaaloa, fifty head
of cattle from Kawaihae. seven emntv
drums and sixteen empty barrels.
The Kinau, from Kauai ports, had =
/ number of passengers on board and
the following freight 346O bags Koloa
sugar, 1850 Kekaha sugar, AZ empty
wine barrels, 10 bundles of hides two
barrels of wine, four bundles of emph
bags and $50 packages OF sundries
Purser Kent reports rough weather on
the outward trip, with moderate 10
light northeast trades and moderate
seas on the inward journey. He also
reports the Noeau at KiIauea
Purser French of the Mikahala. from
Maui also reports rough weather. re-
marking that it was too rough to land
freight or mails at Pukoo on Wednes-
Gay last, but that a successful landing
was made on Thursday. He also re-
ports the Santa Rita at Kahului and
the bark Nuuanu at Kaanapali.
The Mikahala brought in 1897 bags
" w. P. sugar, SO pigs, 81 bundles
OF hides, 81 boxes of charcoal, 80 bags
OF potatoes, SO bags of corn, 10 boxes
Of eggs, 10 boxes of chickens and 120
PACKAGES or Sundries.
The w. G. Hall from Kauai had no
passengers on board and only the fol-
lowing cargo; $500 bags L. A. sugar.
Purser Logan reports easterly winds
with swell on outward trip, with east
TO northeasterly wind and moderate
sea on the inward run.
The Iwalani also came in from Maui
with $500 bags Al sugar on board. IN
addition she had 81 head of cattle.
Purser Wallace reports strong trades
and rough sea on the outward trip.
with smooth sea and fine weather COM
ing back
). ID. Mcclure, of the Kauai, from
1onuapo, reports strong easterly winds
ana heavy seas on the outward trim.
being unable to work during the mid
ole of the day. 1t was also very chonpv
at the landing, making it impossible to
keep the sugar dry in the boats. In
ward strong northerly trades and
heaVy swell crossing the channel
The Kauai brought in 5000 hays II
A. sugar, 20 head of cattle and one COW
lor Lanai company, "a empty gas
orums' three horses and one saddle.
imports of sugar yesterday amount
ed to 21,731 bags, as follows: H A
900 bags AT, $500 bags; Papaaloa. PAS
bags; Koloa, 346O bags: Kekaba. 225oI
Dags' and o. w. P, 1897 bags. There
are still 1926 bags awaiting shipment
according to the reports of the Kauai
and kinau. The Kinau reports the fol-
lowing ready: L. A., 2575 bags: v. x
d doo bags; K, S. Co., $500 bags; K. A.,
SUI bags, and K. p, 1900 bags; while
the Kauai reports 5000 bags at Honn-
apo
Captain Youngren of the Matson
steamer Hyades, which arrived at San
francisco on January 81, from the
Islands, reported that on January 17tb
In latitude 39.49 north, longitude 135,-
III west, he saw lower mast about
eighty feet long floating in the sea
The Hyades experienced some rouqn
weather on the voyage up. On Janu-
airy 18th, in latitude 1926 north.
longitude 131.14 west, she ran into
a heavy southeast gale which was ac.
companied by a high and confused
sea. The rain fell in torrents and the
barometer reached 29.1O.
Captain H. Stanley Smith, of the
Nippon Maru is mentioned as the
possible new commander of the Jana
nese liner Genyo Maru, soon to he
launched from the Nagasaki shin
yards. The Genyo is a sister ship Of
the Tenyo and Chiyo and is expected
to be in commission in a few months.
1t is reported that Captain w. c.
T. s. Filmer will leave Frisco on tho
nippon as a passenger and assume