Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-17
ONE OF THE WHITE LINERS IN
PORT.
a Lumber schooner From california
Three sugar-Iaden Rarks TO Race
10 the Golden Gate.

at m this DAY Tor the, Colonies,
via FIJI.
Yesterday afternoon the schoon-
or Robert Levers was launched
from the Marine Railway.
The Warrimoo has a heavy
cargo this trip, though ouly 80
tons were brought for this port.
Tomorrow, high tide large 4:22
m;high tide small 4:54 p m; low
tide large 1924 p M; low tide small
Il: 0am IN.
Exports per bark Albert are
1929 bags sugar, valued at S69,-
1888. H Hackfeld & Co were
the shippers.
The bark Northbrook is re.
ceiving a coat of black paint.
Since arriving here she has had a
snowy white color.
The mammoth ship May Flint
is at Oceanic dock to receive sugar.
She is expected to take about
1900 tons or rs, 400 bags.
A Board of Health official in
spected the makai end Of Oceanic
wharf yesterday. The odor in
that vicinity has been rather
cloud" lately.
The three masted schooner
Jessie Minor arrived this morn
ing after passage of % days
from Eureka, Cal. She brought
lumber for Levers d Cooke.
The American schooner Queen
arrived at Mahukona, Kohala, on
Feb 10, tweuty-six days from La
Libertadi, g \. in ballast and will
load sugar for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian bark r p Rithet
sailed this morning for San Fran
cisco, and American barks Alden
Besse and Albert leave this after.
noon. A merry race is expected.
The Albert is the favorite.
The steamships of the Canadian
Australian line nave been making
better time lately than formerly.
When the new steamer Aorangi
is put on, these boats will have a
chance to come up to the schedule.
The steamer Mauna Loa tied up
at her berth a few minutes before
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She brought a light cargo, and
but few cabin passengers. She
reports rough weather all round
this trip.
Shipments to San Francisco per
bark Alden Besso are 1867 bNgs
sugar by W G Irwin & Co, 5000
bags by NJ S Grinbaum d Co,
$40 bags by II Waterhouse. 1900
bags rice and % bags coffee by
Hyman Bros. The cargo is
valued at sS3,0275O.
The bark r p Rithet sailed this
morning with a full cargo Of
sugar. The sweet stuff was valued
at Sl03,Sl7.65, and was shipped as
follows: 1903 bags by G Brewer
& Co, 1890 bags by 7 III Davies d
Go, 1929 bags by f A Schaefer g.
Co, 926l bags by Castle & Cooke.
The British sealing schooner
Mermaid, J w Anderson master,
arrived at Hilo Feb 7, twenty
three days from Victoria, b G.
The vessel made catches of Isl
seals on the way out. The Mer.
maid was built in 1853 for the
revenue service Of the English
government. She was bought by
private parties in 1891 and has
since been used in sealing and
probably other business. She
carries six boats and is manned
by crew of twenty two sailors,
The Mermaid left port for the
japanese coast on Friday last.
Following is the report of the
Warrimoo which entered the har-
Dor shortly before 7 this morning:
The r M s Warrimoo, w E
White commander, left Vancouver
on Feb 8 at s a IN, and Victoria at
5p IN, the same day; passed Ia
toosh Island at $50 p IN same
night. Experienced moderate
winds and fine weather to 49, n
Lat and 1917 w Long, where on
Feb IL westerly gale was en-
countered, lasting for 16 hours;
thence to arrival light to moder-
ate winds and smooth sea.
New York, Jan ga special
to the Herald from Cadiz says:
SPANS fastest and strongest
ironclad, the Carlos Quinto,