Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-12
WILDER 8. 8. KINAU DEPARTED
FOR MAUI AND HAWAII.
rhs Pee.isr Li.sr Leaves Tomorrow
Waterfront Gisnt-Otber In-
teresting Notes.

The barkentine Klikitat, Capt.
Cutler, will sail this afternoon for
Puget Sound.
On account Of the present rush,
the Waterfront Elk actors Club"
does not meet.
The James Ma'iee leHvos at 4 T.
m. this afternoon for kapaa with
general cargo.
The schooner Honolulu has TAX
en- the ship Marie Hackfeld
place at railroad wharf.
The popular Oceanic liner Aus
tralia will leave at 4p. m. tomor-
row for San Francisco.
The bark , p Cheney will not
leave port until Thursday, having
to trim her ballast and bend sails.
i lie uai keutiue 1rmsaIu nuIsA-
ed discharging her general mer-
chandise cargo from the Coast yes
terday.
The Kinau was delayed until
noon today, having to take aboard
some heavy mill rollers and ma
chinery.
Tomorrow, high tide large 0:42
a. M; high tide small 1915 a. M;
low tide large 4:4S p. M; low tide
small 7:25 a. IN.
The Norwegian ship Andvako
is discharpinp coal at the berth
vacated by the b p Cheney at
Pacific Mail wharf.
The ship S p Hitchcock is IN
loading ballast at Sorenson's
wharf. She will be the next YES.
sci to load for New York.
The American harkentine S G
Wilder, Capt Mcneil, will pros
ably sail on Thursday, with full
cargo of sugar for San Francisco
The steamer Mikahala brought
in cargo of Kauai sugar this
morning. She goes 10 hanamau-
lu tonight, leaving here at 5p. n.
The barks Mohican and Martha
Davis, the barkentlnes lrmgard,
SN Castle and Archer, and the
brigantine W G. Irwin are waiting
to load sugar for San Francisco.
The brigantine Lurline will re-.
main on the marine railway for
some time vt. Beside, al ,Uti...
new keel being put in, there is. a
great deal of other work to be
done.
The steamer J A Cummins has
been fitted with a siren whistle
which can be heard all over town.
People of the front were made
aware of it this morning by
number of shrill blasts.
The steamer Lehua will return
to Kahului tomorrow with load
Of coal. The fin of shark CAUGHT
Off AaWaihue lew weeks ago or-
nameuts the vessele bow. Tho
man. eater was taken with a com.
mon fish line.
Gloucester, Mass, Dec. 1.-THE
fishing season of 1896 has closed.
While the usual activity in PROSE
cutting this industry lis b2-L n.
ticeable, the financial result to
producers and outfttsrs has not
been SO gree. as l. 70. .er ,'ea.s.
The number of lives lost was
lightweight, against ninety-four
the previous year.
Joseph Fern, a shipping master
for lie v iiuei o., - IO., ~. ~.Il--
known on the waterfront, perform
ed little feat the other day. He
lifted an anchor of 700 lbs. weight
aboard steamer from .-e wLAti.
Fern is a powerful looking H.
waiian with broad shoulders, and
is quite tall. Although n" suants
sailors who try to fool him after
receiving advance money some
times, he Is a good. nhtared giant.
Besides 'he rh0uo, he can perform
other wonderful feats of strength.
There are probably more vessels
IN our port today th"n ~ nny t'"'"
since the old whaling days. There
are vessels with coal, lumber and
fertilizer uwaiuus tuoir tulDs la
a berth, two are here for repairs,
others are waiting to l"ad:sugar
for the Pacific or Atlantic Coast,
and the roet are discharxinr qgn~
eral merchandise, lumber and
.coal from foreign lands or loadin@
the produce Of ,hrse 'arti3 il
ands. a large feet of vessels Of
diIareut nqt,ns ia ActI"I thi3