Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
FOREIGN STEAMERS AND SAILING
VESSELS IN AND OUT.
Bark Edward Muy, Schooner John
u. TaIlant, and n ,rLentine Archer
A Lively DsV.

The steamer Kilauea Hou is laid up. She
Is having new boiler tubes put in.
Tomorrow, high tide large lO4S M high
tide small n IN; low tide large 4.45 p IN;
low tide small 4: Dam.
The Yamaguchi Maru, Captain Allen, of
the Nippon YuscuKaisha line, reached Seattle
on October Jih, The vessel was to 20 on he
govcrnm, Mt dry dock at Port Orchard for
repairs and Oyethauling Def Ire taking on her
return cargo Of over 5000 tons
The Cummns came in last evening
Captain Scare reports rough weather on tue
vindward side Of Oahu.
The barkeutiuc Archer from San Francisco,
arrived in the harbOr at haf past eleven to-
day, after w, age of 20 days. She brought
ten passengers aud general cargo.
The white liner Miowera left port about
$50 this morning for British CUlumbi1, The
government band played ON the wharf before
her departure in honor of Minister Cooper of
Foreign Affairs who was an outgOirg pas
sengcr aud as the Steamship passed out The
chan 81 salute OF nineteen guns was fired
from the shore battery
THE American iOur-mastod schooner John
u Tallaut, 4 HUilland master, arrived In this
morning with O cargo of lum DER for Levers
& Cooke. after voyage of over ~ days from
Puget Sound.
The japanese steamship Knshiu Maru,
Captain ThUmgsO son, from Yokohama Oct 10,
arrived IN this afternoon. WIN q Irwin &
Co ART the AGENTS. sue brought for Homo
Zulu saloon passengers and SS7 Japanese
Immigrants, PmOng the latter being SIS
women, besides 23l tons OF freight.
The Brewer line packet Edward May arriv-
ed oil port last night, and was towed In this
morning. Capt Charles A johnson kindly
furnished our reporter with an account Of the
Eoyage. The bark left New York ON May ~,
aud VIXEN one wc9k out she began leaking
She put back to Boston, arriving there on
5unetC he leak was found in the stem,
after rCpairlu-. vhlCl, she sailed for Boston
on July 3. After lying in NUntusket roads a
few days, sLy a-ain started ON her voyage,
July B On August Z, thirty-ihree days out,
IN Long CAV, the Equator was crossed in the
Atlantic. CtI" ~ John, Staten Island was
passed Sep 5, and cape Horn was rounded
the mex day. Diego Ramiez was passed
Sept ~. rruc weather with essterly winds
was had OF ihu Horn. The Equator in the
Pacific wa crossed Oct Il in Long l!5E W.
Maui Was -iGu,.G yesterday at day light, aud
The vessel wac owe TO OIL ROko Head ht 10
O'Clock lH.l ul-ht.
TIL" Fd'n.. ~ has about lioo tons Of
general me- Ganlsc, including TOGO cases Of
ga, SV"'a- v. ,... ,tnII ~ 90. Day JOuu-
66n has b, .uJluUg between Honolulu and
the AtlRmIc Coast Tor many years, aud con-
elders lin Ii % humHaind, huviug been here
ht diHUCu, times in the siren and Amy
Turner.
The CA 5 S Niowera. Chas W Hay, Com
mandcr, arrived III port at . o,clUck last
night, and d1ukcl at Pacific Mail dock about
lip IN. Tho steamer left sydney days late
owing to holidays aud rctubing of the con
denstr. The MIowera lett SA dney at p IN
Oct IL, arrived at Suva lO;2D III, Oct 20.
She left Suya the same day, and
passed 5 ) " 4rumoO on the I'D In Lat g.
80 min s aud Long 1875 min W. From he
time OF leaving sydney, strong head winds
were experienced, when increased to a n L
gale during the last five days with heavy
seas.