Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
THE w. q. IRWIN AND w. II. Ms
mOND ARRIVED TOGETHER.
shipping Eove.sents---stssnns mo-
nowai, w.rrin,oo and Australia.
--Passengers-Notes

The Bundalcer did not get away Saturday
as reported. She will likely sail today.
The SS China arrived at San Francisco
March ,, 6 days, | hour and % minutes from
Honolulu.
The steamship Australia arrived at San
Francisco March 4, days and hours from
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian bark Rosalie passed Tatoosh
March 5, bound for Port Townsend from Ho-
uoluu, and the Norwegian bark seringa
March 4.
The j d Sprcckcls sailed for Mahukuna
from San Francisco February 10Th; the Jane
l. Stanford for Honolulu from Newcastle,
March 4.
The s s Monowai, 2lS6 tons, Capt NJ Carey,
from San Francisco, arrived BIT O'Clock Sat
urday She left San Francisco on the 9TH
inst at 1850 am, discharg d pilot at l052 same
day, and arrived as above. Experienced strong
NV gale and heavy sea on the llth inst,
thence light INV winds to arrival.
IS Australia, II c uoudlette, Commander,
left san Francisco March ID ut 10 am, with
So cabin and Storage passengers, and Is
bags mail. Experienced light NE winds and
smooth sea until March IL. Thence to Port
variable winds from 4 to N W, squally and
rainy. Arrived Of Honolulu March 10 at II
noon. Time days.
Dispatches state that the steel schooner
Honolulu was launched at Glasgow, Scotland,
and will soon be on her way to the Pacific.
She Is a fuur-m0ster, 1872 feet long, ~ feet in
beam and Is feet deep and has a register of
100 tons. CAPT. A LOrpntZel will soon de-
part for London. where he will take com
maud of her. The Honolulu will 90 into the
lumber trade between Puget sound and this
port.
1t is reported that the " & Irwin and w
II DimaHu both arrived at san Francisco the
same d0y, z days from Honolulu The re-
suit OF the race mas been awaited with inter
est by waterfront men, many of them having
bets up The captains of the two vessels,
before leaving, made up purse between
them which was to 20 TO tile winner Tue
winners be agyiNed Oy hours If not minutes
Tho folqvilg vessels not previously report
ed in this col 4un, have arrived nj San Francis
co from Hawaiian ports: Feb "a, bark Ceylon
from Honolulu, Feb %, bark Y Rithet from
Honolulu, schr Annie johnson from Hilo,
bktn Is Wilder from Honolulu bktn Anne
liza from Hama, brigtu tOnsuelo from MANU-
kona; Feb 20, schr John g North from Homo.
ipu, schr Robert Searlcs from Honolulu Mar
2, bktn Chas + rocker from UiiO; March 6,
hrirtn W g Irwin from honolulu, bktn W II
Dimond from Honolulu.
The r VI s Warrimoo, 1900 tons, Chas i
Bird, RNR, COmnIandrr, .cfl sydney pm,
29th February, arriving 10 5uva am, 9Th.
Left same date pm, clearing the group am
following morning Passed through heavy
hurricane, steamer having TO he put at
reduced speed for 40 hours before the wealth
er cleared Had strong northerly winds with
squally weather to the Equator, which was
crossed at am on the 10th inst. From thence
to arrival fresh + trades and fine weather;
passed X VI Miowcra o am, Friday 18th
Arrived Hon Dlulu m on the 18th.
IA Burnett, steward of the British bark
AldUrgrOYc. writes us follows from Royal
Roads, b. c.: "Thc bark Aldergrove, which
made a long passage from Liverpool to Ho-
nOlulu, has brought herself to the front again
by making passage Of IL days to Royal
Roads. She LEFT Honolulu on the Sth of Feb
ruary and arrived of Cape Flattery on the
2Jth where she encountered heavy head
winds, in which she beat until the evening of
the 9th, wheu We got fair wind and entered
the straits Of Juan de FuCa with heavy gale
blowing. Ny reason for sending you this in
formation Is that the people of Honolulu
were very much prejudiced against thi: ship
and told me repeatedly that she could not
make Royal Roads in less than one month
She has showed the people Of Honolulu that
she is not 80 bad as she was painted"
The Pilot Chart of the North Pacific Ocean
for March has the following In IT. forecast of
wind and weather: 1.-The sub.chart of isObars
and isotherms shows m almost permanent
HIGH with It's center about midway between
the Hawaiian Islands and the Coast of Cali
fornia, but little farther sOnth and east than
during February. one effect of this slight
shifting of the HIGH will be found in the linn
its of the y T. trades being somewhat nearer
the equator than during the previous month.
The general movement of the wind will be
found around this HIGH, with the sum- and on
the south side the trade winds will be found
blowing with decidedly northerly slant in
that portion of the ocean east OF the Hawaii
an Islands, while to the westward of them
they may be expected TO be more eastery,
and frequently r 5 Ely. Near the coast
within tue northeast trade wind limits in
stead of NEly winds, northery ana north
westerly winds may be eXpectedN