Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-11
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
HAWAIIAN STEAMER AZTEC WITH
ne CARGO OF COAL.
Tramp steamer Altmore Departed
other Marine Note. Picked Up on
the Waterfront To-day.

Over sixty Japanese and Chinese returned
TO the Orient in the Rio.
A detachment Of sailors from the Adams
had boat drll in the harbor this morning.
The 5 Altmore departed this afternoon
for japan with 20 Japanese passengers from
this port.
The schooner Transit has finished dis sharg
ing her inward freight, and is waiting for
more sugar.
Tomorrow, high tide large 7:42 IN; high
tide small 705 III; low tide large 0:2U m;
low tide small 255 p IN.
The schooner Ada arrived from Hilo this
morning with a cargo of llrcwood She made
the trip in So days, having had light winds
all the way.
The Hawaiian steamer Aztec of the PM S
S Company arrived yesterday afternoon from
NanaimO, British CUlum tia, with over 1850
long tons of coal for the PuCihH Mail Steam
ship Company. She left NanaimO on aug
30, and was sighted of port at I.3D yesterday
forenoon. she began di,charging at Pacific
Mail dock today.
PHILADELPHIA, August 50. The new fight.
ing cruiser Brooklyn has returned trium.
phant to her dock at Cramp's shipyard. After
leaving Boston the two forward engines were
uncoupled in order that tests might be made
Of the ships cruising ability under various
conditions. Naval officers state that the re-
Brooklyn Is the most economical cruiser
aaoat,
A new merchant ship now building at Stet-
tin for the North German Lloyd line, was
laid down for the express purpose of Compel
ing with the flyers Of the CUnard and Amer
lean lines. She will be G2j feet long between
perpCndcuars, b6 feet wide aud have a depth
of l3 feet, while her engines are to develop
q. 900 horse power The building of this ship
is attracting great attention in every ship.
yard Of the kind In the world, for il is the
first real effort the German builders have
made to surpass their competitors in Great
Britain.--S Commercial News.
The Tacoma Weekly Ledger of August 2S
says: The American bark Highland Lights,
Captain John Hughes, arrived in port at
O'Clock yesterday morning to load South
Prairie coal for San Francisco, The vessel
came from Honolulu via Victoria, having
passed Cape Flattery last Friday, after being
out % days. She brought two passengers
from Honolulu, Mr. aud Mrs EchOls, for
Seattle. The voyage was an uueventful one.
The Highland Lights is anchored of the st
Paul ~ Tacoma mill wharf Her maintOp-
mast Is not in place, having been removed be.
cause OF the weakness Of the lower mainmast
which may be replaced with n new stick
while the craft is in Tacoma.
The S Australia, which sailed on Wed.
nGSday, took foreign produce valued at $40
and domestic produce vplucd at S52, 500. 81.
The domestic produce was shipped as fol.
lows: w q Irwin q Go, Solo bags sugar; VI
SGrinbaum Il 90, $500 bags sugar, loco bags
rice; NJ Phillips d Co, 500 bags rice; Hyman
Bros, 300 bags rice; & j Waller, 42y bds
hides, ~ bags bones and horns, Is bdls skins;
+ I Porter, 10 bales goat skins, | crate pines;
Z l. Marshall, loo bnchs bananas; Chas viii
son, 5lo bnchs bananas; Y Lum Sing Co, 729
bnchs bananas; Washington Feed Co, SO
bnchs bananas; f a Silycria, 40 bnchs bana-
no Tom Dom ...T.l.H