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1 U i -,.1 vs i' I the Honolulu beptjblican, Friday, October 5, 1900. ALONG THE WHARVES Archie Young's Water-witch Out for a Trial Spin. SHE IS THE PRIDE OF THE FLEET TEE 2EBOTI.T IWALASI HAD HER DOCK TRIAL YESTERDAY. W. B. Flint Sails for the Coast Hustling Freight on the JCew Officers Shipping Notes. "i tray afternoon the Waterwitch, AichJe Young's fine launch, was out lor a trial spin. She went outside the harbor almost to Diamond Head and showed that she is a fine bxl boat. Quite a party. Including the ownu wro aboard and all were elated oer the performance of the httle boat. She was not speeded, as it was thought best to bao several trials and let the engineer and captain get tAed to her before she U put through her paces. The Waarwitch Is one of the flnt models of a small craft ever seen here and is euti.ely different n build from dl the otlur launches It was found necessary wheu the time came for putting her into the water to move tht Rosamond to the Railroad wharf to pet the use of tbe derrick there. The launch's weight is about fifteen tout,, and being so large it was not considered safe to handle her without the tle.rlck. IWALANI S TRIAL. The Iwalanl had a dock trial and overythlug was found to satisfactorily. The machinery vraz turned over and worked to perfection. The work of finishing the alterations to the deck house will take about a week longer and then the will "be put in commission. CHALLENGER'S NEW OFFICERS. The owners have taken over the ship Challenger Captain Gould, who brought the vessel around from New York, btirr ndered po&bession to Captain PWiz, formerly of the Wm. Careen, a. ho v ill in future command her. 'I hoe. Buruett, who has for seernl months be u in the Lehua with Captain Ueunett, is first mate Burnett is in charge of the overhauling of the ChnlJenger and started in jesterdav getting hoi ready for soa. She will go to Tacouit. In ballast from here and bring a ca so of coal back. It is siblc that tie vessel will get away late a.t week. WOODEN SHU'S. Of wooden shii)3 Uie da-s aro long uvur, for, .so far as British yards are concerned, uoue of them are now built. If wc oxcopt sailing coaster and other small crafu In fact, but few wooden Uiip come into English ports. Occasionally there aro American sailers to ba seen, and magnificent vessels they are, with graceful hulls and lofty masts; craft that sail like a witch And make wutir incontinent!, just as do tht bluff-bowed, brigs, whoso windmill pumps must bo kept going constantly. But for the iJrLish mercantile marine steel ships have long drlveu those of wood to the shades of oblivion. It is however, to regard this of wood by iron, and later by ateel, without a certain feeling of regret, just as It is impossible not to hanker after the brave days of tar and homp. when as yet the motive force of ssteain was unharnessed. The London Syren, Indulging in some of wooden ships, notes that the famous ship built of English o.ik was the ill-fated Roy.l George Sle was built In 1746, and while she measured 14S feet 5 inches alons her keeL the length of her gun dck was 179 teet and her tonnage vta ,2,047, while she fought 100 guns and carried a crew of 750. She was lost by earning In 17S2. A somewhat sfiui'ur craft was the Victory, Nelson's flagrhip at Trafalgar, now preserved at PortsmcuUi. When that famous fight took plaet. she was 40 years old, so that the shipwrights of the last century knew how to do justice to the British oak furnished them. They did not always, however, practice such skill auJ workmanship for before the close of tlio renln&uiar war there were many as to lack of vitality pos- tetsad by British war vessels. The Nightingale, a famous Yankee Clipper, sailed SS6 knots in twenty-four hours, while two or Donald McKay's fine fleet put even this grand performance into the shade. They -were boats, of 245 feet keel, with a beam of of 44 itet C laches, and one of them, apCy termed Flying Cloud, covered 427 knots in the day while the Sovereign of the Seas is creSIted with averaging no less than IS knuts during a day's run! But English owners were not long in taking a ktion frutn the American's book, tor i in 1S5C the Lord of the Isles, built by Messrs. Scott &. Co. of Greenock, sailed n nux two of the Yankee cracks from China to London and came in a ajood winner. But the days of wooden shijjs were over. Now they are a mere memory of the past, and with them has c'owd a romantic chapter in the of our fleets, both mercantile and naval. SHIPPING NOTES. Reglstrat'on office next to poatoffice The Wai laale, with Prince David, is xpecte4 to arrive today. Tbe J&mos iMakee and, Noeau both arrived., from Kauai yesterday. 1 jr will be another shark expedition to Pearl Harbor tomorrow. The jarkentine W. H. Dtmond. -will sail for the coast about Tuesday. A ne main deck Is being pat in the Tbe for An&hola, with lumber and 00 J, left yesterday afternoon. Claucii e at the Fish Market wharf. TLc . B. Flint mailed for San t terday afternoon with sugar. Isaac Simerson goes out in the ilauna Lea to lay as assistant freight clerk. The Great Admiral trill finish g at the Coal wharf tomorrow. The jext steamer from the coast will re the Rio de Janeiro, due on the lutn inat. The Mauna Loa sails on her usual Maul tad Hawaii route at 10 a. m. today. The Upolu sails at 10 a. m. today for Ho jolpu, ilahukona, Kawaihae and .vona . orts. The oark Dominion was tbored in:o he d at the Railroad wharf to She begins today. The ilakee reports fine weather ani some i iln on Kauai. Light trades and jmooti sea crossing the channel. Captiin Freitsch, who had so much .loubl with his crew, has disposed of :ai cc "go of lumber brought to this port tad the schooner Enterprifce, ninch brought it. Is for sale. Capialn Gould, formerly of the Chal lenger will remain here for sevend before returning to New York. lie ha taken up his residence at Wai- xiki, v here he will enjoy a much res The old can buoy off the Railroad wharf has been replaced with a fiue per o le much larger. It is the pride of Haibor Master Fuller, who says it is ihp hi est buoy of its kind in the o the waters tributary thereto. Tbe big bark Olympic is making a record for discharging. Wednesday Uob itches were worked all day and nearlj half the cargo was got out. The men . re at work in the lower hold now cad the cargo will all be out bj tomorrow night. Reg stration hours 10 to 1 and 5 to S. Guj Kelley of the Inter-Island Co. is going to the coast for a vacation. It iE his fi st trip in ten years and he : lookii 3 forward to having a good timo. Hi w 11 probably return in the "John Ena," the Inter-Island Co.'a new-steam ir. ARRIVED. Thursday, October 4. Slirr James Makeo, Tullett, from Kara: . Stnr Noeau, Wyman, from DEPARTED. Strrr James Makee, Tullott, for Stn - Nilhau, Thompson, for Ana sh W. B. Flint, Johnson, for San Pram isco. Sch Walalua, Weisbarth, for Hanalei. TO SAIL TODAY. St n Mauna Loa, Simerson, for haina Kona and Kau at 10 a ni. Stirr Upolu, Dalton, for Honoii'.i, Muhu tona Kawaihae and Kona ports at 10 a. in. The Euterpe has been surveyed and foum in a seaworthy condition. Sh will 1 ave for Kaanapall tomorrow. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Pel stmr James Makee, from Kapaa Mr? V. Carlson and three children, 13 dt -k passengers. Pei stmr Noeau, from Hanamaulu Mr. I ynian, 1 deck passenger. If ou fall to register you will loa your rote. Attend to this. JE SURE AND REGISTER. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. IIokolclu. TaurJny, OcU 4. X9W. Bia JUteJ Amerl vn Sugar Co 30 Sway ntaUon Cmapany 3T 2S Hwnl in Ajrlcullural Co . .. Uwnl m Com'l k SujirCo Ukviu MlSufmrCx) 310 Uonon j. 8o;n Company . . 175 Hraok . Sugar Comrnj" "K Haiku lUKar Company SO Kafcut i Flactallun Oomfxusy -.1 3S Klhf! laataUonOa.. Ltd.. A 9 101, KlpaU tu Suar Company KoIm ujtar Oo . .. Kona t ijar Company 75 ilaunf cl Sac&r Co .Aas Mcliry .aScsarCo., Lttl., Ak . SV4 8 XtcBrr Supar C-. LM.. IM up ... 13 II Oahu'ijarCo 1131 14J OokxU Surar PlaulaUoa O. 16 1SV - OIv S ir Co.. Ltd.. Ahh 31, Ola&S ar Co.. Lil.. Paid p . . .. 12 13 uiorou luoapany ijo Pala T tntaUoa Cu. 37S Pc;k t o Saar Company . . 'XO UIU Company. 133, 1W WataU a Ayiieultaral Co., Aa. ) 100, Walak a iiricuUutul Co., Pdcp..... Wallui a hur Co ISO 370 Vatr salo 8 agar Company .- Wairn k Mill Oc s 100 WIllM StMunahlpCo 115 5aTlxalooCo. 1W Haxnl aa EUic Oo 110 ltavtl an Electric Attt Hna 4 la Sapid TruulX and Land Co. .. 33K Hivctm la btpam ljiuimry, Utttii Telephonp Company... .. 11 Oahu all way a Laud Co ... .. ...U3' Kaial CoO Oo..LkL. ...i Peoplt lae a BcCrls. Co........ v. Iir$ r a Co...... ......... . BONDS." Bavnl in Oot'i. J per cent. .. K UawrU inGort. 5 pcrcrct. ...... 99 twaP knlalica $ per oaoV 103 Kanul x riacUtioQ 6 per eat ... 101 Oa&u . allway a Land Co. p. c Hurt ait KlhfL 10JO; Walalua A. 100. Atiri icon 6aa!os 10 Illwl, 10; Walalua, KM. B: a Board ts P!ocfr. 1M.W IE SURE AND REGISTER. Nyj MAIN 199. PROMPT SERVICE. TIDZS, ST7K AND 3COON. I 3 c - Si Ic if 555 S "X . 5 E ? J 3I2. 5 : ? , ' V . . LL il a. mi F";n.m. .U- I 1 9. l.fcl3., IJZ 2sMj l.iCU.lS' 3.24 S.M5JIB I A.rx1 J i Wed-i J'U.3 l.U 0. " li. O 5.5S5.UI l- Frf. 1 2 t 13- 1 B t.i: H 3-ii UZ3.t jIM3. S. i.et; i 3; s. a a, StiS.Ul 5.57 ban. l. 1 C? 2J0 .S1 9 TO5.53l5.i2: S.61 i ifoc ISir 3-3 9 2i 9.3.S3!S 43! .0S Full Xoja s thSii t 2- -a. DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION, Oct. 4th. Weather clear; wind light northeast. MOVEMENTS OF STEAJCERS. Steamers due and to tall for the next thirty daya are a follow: ARRIVE. Steamers. From. Dua. Rio de Janeiro S. F Oct. 9 Moana S. F Oct. 10 Coptic 6. F Oct. 17 American Maru S. F Oct. 24 Australia S. F. Oct. U Miowera Victoria Oot. 27 DEPART. Peking S. F. Oct. S Alameda S. F Oct. 12 Gaelic S. F. Oct. 19 Aorangi Victoria Oct 24 Hongkong Maru 8. F Oct. 27 Australia S. F Oct. 30 BE SURE AND REGISTER. Registration office next to postofflca. VESSELS IN PORT. ARMY AND NAVY. U. S. S. Iroquola, Pond, Midway Island, Aug. 5. MERCHANTMEN. Coaaters not included. Annie M. Campbell, Friedberg, Port Gamble, Sept 20. Carrier DoTe, Am aoh, B&adt, OlympU, Sept. 7. Challenger, Am sh, Piltz, New York, Sept L Clan Macpheraon, Br ah, McDonald, Newcastle, Oct 1. Dominion, Br bk, Rodd, Newcastle, Oct 3. Euterpe, Am ah, Saxe, Newcastle, Sept 18. Enterprise, Am sch, San Francisco, Aug. 26. Fort George, Am ah, MorBe, Oyster Harbor, Sept 28. Great Admiral, Br ah, Sterling, Sept 17. Luzon, Am sch, Anderson, Port Gamble, Oct. 3. Rosamond, Am sch, Ward, San Oct 3. R. P. Rlphet, Am bk, McPhail, San Ftanjiaeo, Sept IX. Stjorn, Nor bk, Hale, Newcastlo, Sept 80. Skagit, Am bkt, Robinson, Port Gamble, Sept. 27. Star of Russia, Am sh, Martensen, Newcastle, Oct 2. W. G. Irwin, Am bg, Genereaux, San Francisco, Sept 29. W. H. Dimond, Am bkt, Hansen, San Francisco, Sept 30. VHS8EL8 EXPECTED. VesseL From. Helen Brawar, Haw. ah New York Henry Failing-, Am ih New York Harden Brown, Am bk Newcastle John C. Potter, Am ah Newcastle Wachusett, Am ah Newcastle Perseverance, Br ah Newcastle Kins Cyrus, Am aeh Newcastle Yosemite, Am ah Newcastle Columbia, Am sch Newcastle Prince Albert, Nor. ah Newcastle Prince Victor, Nor. sh Newcastle Ancenla, Br ah Newcastle Fantasi, Nor Dk .'. Newcastle Drumburton. Br ah Newcastle Fresno, An bk Newcastle Alex. McNeil Am bk Newcastle Golden Shore, Am ak Newcastle James Naamlta, Am ah Nowcastle Marion Llfhtkody, Br ah.... Newcastle Qalekatep, Am bk Tacoma eatura, Br sk Antwerp Tola. Br ak Txiadoa BE SURE AND REGISTER. For sprains, swellings and lameness there Is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., general agents. Territory of Hawaii. Registration otic next to poatoffice. POM & BARON. SHIP GAJLPXNTXBTNG, BOATBUILDING, SMITHING, AND GENERAL BEPATB WORK. Shop: SUMNER'S ISLAND Phono S06. P. O. Box 262. Honolulu ROCK FOR BALLAST. ( "White and Black Sand j In Quantities to Snit Excmtisg Contracted For. Coral ud Soil For Sale. jWDomp Carta furnished by the day on Hour's Notice. I. B. HITCHCOCK. Betbti St. next to P. O. Emmiwio and at ami Altitude of 2ootosooft Location. The lots shown on this plot are locatea upon the Pauoa Valley slope of PACIFIC HEIGHTS at an elevation of from 200 to 500 feet above sea level. They adjoin THE PACIFIC HEIGHTS' Electric Railway, and hare a frontage upon Pauoa Road, now being widened and macdamixed. Attractions. Located on high ground, excellent scenic and marine views are to be had from all lots and being upon the line of iiur Electric Railway, power and electric lighting plants, ready transportation and electric lighting can be secured at very reasonable rates. Water will be supplied at the rate of $15.00 per year for each lot cr at less than city prices from our Pacific Heights water svstem. To persons who will begin the erection of houses within 60 days, we will make special inducements in the matter of transportation of building material over our railway. We can recommend this property as being especially desirable and attractive to persons seeking choice locations for homes of moderate cost. Low Prices, Good Terms. On Monday, October 1st, we will begin the sale of these lots upon following prices, terms and conditions: Prices of lots range from $400 to $750 each according to size and location. One-fourth cash at date of sale, balance in installments and at terms to suit purchasers. For further Bruce D 4 18 IN rof SOl ? c 0s I ? T I i X ? I ill COc y A (D : o t - J I f s X T tn r i oo LitC I 5 1 n t 0 r n CV-. o .o . ' " i S particulars alpply to Waring PROGRESS BLOCK. a 1 W O) y.- X 9 vj, to r y&? u JJSH "ift - :-- -A VS. u r v U- : v & Co,, Vm.G.Irwin&Co LIMITED Offer for Sale: REFID SUGARS. Cub and Granulated. PARAPFIXE PAKT COS Taints, Compoixnili and UuHding Papers- PAINT OILS, Lnaol Raw and Boiled. Ll&ed Raw and Boiled. CiDUKKE, Water-proof cold-water Paint, and outdide; in white and colors. PER TILIZEES Alex. Oros Jt Sons Scotch fertilizersi, adapted for sa-gar cane and cotleo. N. Ohlandt Co.'a chemical and finely ground STEAM PIPE COYERBfG, Rfted's patent elastic sectional pipa Coverin?. FILTER, PRESS CLOTHS, Linen and Juto. SE3IEiVr.LDIE&BR7CKS Agents For WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO San Frauclsco, Oal. HALiDWINLOCOMOJRTB WORKS, PhiliwielphiiK Pa, U. S. A. NEWKi UNIVERSAL MILL CO-(Mauf. "NaUonol Cano Shredder") New York. U.S. A. OULANDT k OO. San Francisco, Cal. UISDON DION AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. San Frnnclbco, Cal. Hawaiian navigation Co. QASOLOTE SCHOONERS. Surprise sails from Honolulu every ton days to Laliulna and Makenn, Maid, and all the Kouu ports of Hawttii. Alternating (Tuesdays or Fridays) with inter-Island Steamers, this gives Kona a 5 day service. Eclipse sails from Honolulu aa soon as possible after arrival for Kauai ports, Koloa, Eleele, Hanapepe, and Kekoha. The veels carry freight and and insure quick dispatch. For farther information apply to the agents. M. W. McOHESNEV k SONS, Queen Street : : : : : Honolulu. Um. (J. iRUlfl" o p. CJD. Wm. G Irwin . .Freoideut k Manager Claus Spreckels First A. M.Oiffard.. .. Second Vice-Frea. H. M. Whitney, Jr . . Treas. k Sec't. Geo. W. Boss... Auditor, SUGAR FACTORS omTissioi fT)ts. AGENTS FOR THE Oceanic Steamship Co. Of San Francisco, Cnl. Hawaiian Ballasting Co. NO. 16, QUEEN ST. H. I. EVANS. MANAGER. Foundation Stone, Curbing Black and White Sand AND Soil of all Description for Sale. Drays for Hire. BEAVER LUICH ROOMS. H. X NOLTE : : : : : Proprietor. Fort Street, Onp. Spreckels' Bank. First Class Lunches Served WHh Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, Ginger Ale or MUk. Open from 3 a. m. to 8 p. m. Smokers' Renuisitfea :v Specialty j SEATTLE BEER Om Draught or in Bottles at the "CRITERION" IMIIMIMMtMMIHM JK tegMt? XZlzMjjlzr .m t8$,tfrilrX f .. . i ? k?i vfe js,. $& a Af ' !- a. ,- Ss. J- . tV" V. 'T- . 7l tL.j .