Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-20
THE WILDER STEAMER kINAU
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Some Cargoes for the Golden cate
Vessels at Hi, aud Mahukona
Other Notes.

day.
The bark Alden Besse is dis
charging freight at Oceanic
wharf.
The Hawaiian bark r p Rithet
is unloading coal at Fort street
wharf.
Being delayed with freight, the
steamer Kauai did not leave until
early this morning.
Two fine boats and lot of oars
were brought by the Alden Besse
for the Wilder $ S Co.
The steamer Lehua will sail
tomorrow at p IN, for Honohina,
Honomu, Hakalau and Pohaku-
manu-.
The J A Cummins arrived at /
p m today with 1000 bags Heeia
sugar, some of which went into
the W G Irwin.
Tomorrow, high tide large SIG
a. M; high tide. small 6: 5 p. M;
low tide large OIL p. M; low tide
small lao p. m.
The brigantine Lurline will
probably be launched from the
Marine Railway this afternoon or
tomorrow morning.
The bark c ID Bryant has
cleared for San Francisco. Her
cargo is 25,l5G bags sugar, valued
at $9I .4G9. II Hackreld Il Co are
the shippers.
The KEEL canal is lighted over
It's sixty two miles by electricity
and is the longest distance in the
world lighted continuously in that
way. There are 5000 poles.
The steamer Mikahala brought
$500 bags of sugar for VIM G
Irwin & Co from the Galden Isle
this morning. The hrigantine W
G Irwin received $500 bags of A
and the ship S p Hitchcock 1900
bags of b.
Two or three pigs got loose and
jumped overheard from the steam
er Keauhou yesterday evening.
The gruuters proved to be lively
swimmers, leading their pursuers
in boats an exciting chase before
being captured.
The steamer Kinau arrived
about 3 p m, yesterday from Hilo
aud way ports. Captain Clarke
reports the bark Annie johnson
dischargiug at Hilo. The bark
Santiago sailed last Thursday for
San Francisco with full cargo.
The Schooner Nokomis was load.
ing Mt lilo, and the brig Consu-
e!o had arrived at Mahukona.
The barkentine S n Castle
sailed at , p m yesterday for San
Francisco. Her cargo was as fol.
lows: G9l2 bags sugar shipped
by VIM G Irwin & Co, 100 bags
rice and 81 bags coffee by NJ
Phillips & Co, 1890 bags rice by
NJ S Grinbaum & Co, 1900 bags
rice and AZ bags coffee by Hyman
Bros, Total value: S49,334.
Fritdjof Nansen, the Arctic ex.
plprar, is man of extraordinary
physical strength. At Tromso
the other day when at the feast of
vel, ONE he was proposing the
health of Captain Sverdrup he
suddenly lifted his shipmate up
and hei. him aloft with one arm,
so that everybody in the crowded
hall could get n sight of his COM
rade. He will not wear his great
cross Of the Order of st. Olaf be-
cause his crew received only
paltry silver medal apiece. at
might at least have been gold"
he says.
The Hilo Tribune of Jan 16
says: The bark Santiago, p
johnson master, sailed for San
Francisco from this port last
Thursday morning with the first
cargo OF the 1897 sugar crop from
HiIo. The cargo was as follows:
Hilo Sugar 90, 4674 bags, valued
at $l4,00G.l5; Waiakea Mill Co,
1850 bags, valued at S27, $685.;
Hakalau Plantation Co, 1908
bags, valued at $2G,64l60; Pepee-
keo Sugar Co, $500 bags, valued
I at S2G,l29 Total, 1897 bags
weighing 3,238,l47 pounds and
valued at &95,4l6.95. The pas
sergers were: Mrs A McGowau,
Capt Il 4 Williams and j V Ray.
A sailor of the bark G ID Bryant
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