Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09
BARK ALBERT ARRIVES.
CLAUDINE LEAVES AHEAD Oh
TIME FOR HAWAII,
The LikeIike Comes In This Morn
ing From uaui-Stcamer Cum
minis in From koolau.

The steamer Riuau will sail on the re-
pular Hilo route next Saturday afternoon.
The four ma5tcd harkcntinc Willie X.
Hume did well in passage from Port
Bakeley to Sydney, Australia, in forty-nine
days.
The steamer I4ikelike leaves next Friday
afternoon for Hama, Hamoa, kip0hulu,
Ookala and Honomu and is receiving freight
on Kinau wharf
The steamer Cluudine left unexpectedly
day ahead of projected sailing this after
noon with few passed. gets and full cargo
for Maui and Hawaii pUrts.
The clerks in the Wilder Steamship
company's office are kept busy these days
answering numerous telephone queries re-
garding prospective sailing dates.
The steamer Kaala goes to Waianae, Mo.
kuleia, Punaluu, Waialua and Kuhuku to-
morrow She brought in $50 bags sugar
and 1874 bags bones this morning.
The steamers Kauai and WaiOieale left
for Makaweli and tho Hamnkua coast res
pectively this afternoon. The Waioleale
included Houuapo in her route.
The steamer Cummins arrived in this
morning with 100 bags rice from kaneohe
from Koolau and will return thence this
evening loaded the guards with general
freight.
The schooner Vega has broken all records
by coming down to San Francisco from the
Copper river, in Prince William's Sound, in
eleven days. The Vega brought oil aud 1887
cases of salmon,
The steamer Likelike arrived this morning
from Hawaii and Maui bringing $50 sacks
Reciprocity sugar, 80 head Kawaihae cattle,
and "a cabin and deck passengers. Asmooth
time is reported throughout the voyage and
no trouble with landing freight or passengers.
Lieutenant W V + Jacobs of the revenue
cutter Corwiu has reported to the Hydrogra-
phic Office that he searched in vain for the
fvc-fathom shoal laid down in the maps AZ
twenty-seven and one half miles west of st
Paul island, where the seals congrcgatc.
Thirty-fve iathoms is the least depth found
NuSlt lhS ohOdl was S"IP'''" w ~
The question was preached today at the
Customs office ms TO whether the consig nee
or the party making the entry OF goods
under power OF attorney for the consiRnee
should be held responsible for making a
false return ON The entry. It was decided
that the consignoo personally would be
held responsible without reference to the
attorney who made the entry. This deci-
sion is Of interest to merchants who will no
doubt be more than careful now with refer
euce to allowing any but thoroughly re-
sponsibe parties to make entries for them.
The American bark Albert, Grfiiths master,
Is days from san Francisco, arrived in port
this afternoon with 2l25 bbls flour, 1892 ctls
barley, 400 cases canned beef, 5000 lbs lard,
III? 51 lbs and 80 cs bread, 10 bbls and 60 cs
whiskcy, 5000 gals wine, 10 hf-bbls hcrrngs,
lGO cs and ~ hbls salmon, tons salt, $50
bbls lime, 1888 lbs hams aud bacon, 1850 lbs
tea, % cs canned goods, 50 cs fish, 10 rolls
leather, lC3 ctls oats, SOP bis hay, 80 cs paint,
IO,OS2 lbs beans, S25 SKIS bran, 200 SKIS mid
dlngs, PIG CO boots and shoes, 40 kegs and
&c cs powder, 81 cs cartridges, and large
quantity OF dry goods etc, valued at so, Sol.