Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-22
NEWS OF The DOCKS
NOTES OF INTEREST MELTED THIS
DAY.
A whsIer or Port-Schooner Brings a
Load of suiphur-someO other
Happenings.

The Walaleale leaves at today
for Kilauea, Kalihiwai and Hama
lei.
II B M s Icarus hoisted her
mud hooks and left port on Sat
urday afternoon.
The w G Hall is scheduled to
leave at 5 p. m. tomorrow on the
regular Kauai route.
Tomorrow, high tide large 9:55
m;high tide small TAO a m; low
tide large 1:20 p M; low tide small
$40 m.
The Kinau is to leave on her
regular route at 10 a. m. tomo rrow.
Mail and passengers only will be
taken for Laupahoehoe.
The U S s Alert is displaying
bunting today in honor Of the
birth day of the first U S Presi.
dent, Many Of the merchant fleet
are also flying flags.
The steamer Lehua came in yes
terday with load of sweet stuff
and cattle. She leaves at 3 tonight
for Laupahoehoe, Hakalau, Homo
mu and Pohakumanu.
Fellows on the waterfront should
take notice that this is George
Washington's birthday. He set a
good example for them. He new
er told lie nor attempted to stuff"
marine reporters.
The "palace" steamship Mokolii
arrived at midnight Saturday. Be-
sides a load of Olowalu sugar and
sundries, she brought several
frst.class passengers. Purser
Green says a regular gale was
blowing during the trip.
We congratulate Captain Drew.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew
Welch, of which he is the good
master, made a splendid passage
of - days from San Francisco,
arriving late on Saturday. A full
general cargo and POI hogs and 5
horses were brought.
London, Feb 9-It is reported
that Armstrong & Co. are about
to sell to Spain, with the permits
sion of the Chilean Government,
the two iron-clad warships now
under construction in Armstrong;
yards upon the order of Chile, and
which are nearly completed.
A japanese woman was found
hung in the hold of the old schoon-
er kulamanu near Sorenson's
wharf this morning. A crowd of
several hundred people, men, wo-
men and children, nearly all ma
tives, japanese and Chinese, soon
collected at the scene of the TRACE
dy. The body was removed by
the police about 9 o'clock.
London, Feb 5-The Chinese
Government recently requested
the British Government for IL
British. naval officer to assist in
the reorganization of the Chinese
navy, which was practically wiped
out of existence by the japanese
during the recent war. Great
Britain has acceded to the request,
and has selected for the position
Commander Charles I'll. Dundas,
who is at present attached to the
battleship Repulse.
This morning the whaling bark
Andrew Hicks, Captain Shorey,
arrived off port, II days out from
San Francisco. She called here
for mail, being on her way to. the
Okhotsk Sea. No whales have
been caught SO far. Captain
Shorey is the skipper who had
the whaler Gayhead when an at
tempt was made to destroy her by
fire at this port few years ago,
The boat crew that brought the
captain ashore this morning was
a good looking set of fellows
They INDUCED in drink of root
beer while waiting on the "old
mans" return.
The three masted American
schooner Fred e Sander, A L
Carlson master, arrived from Ha
kodate, Japan, this morning, after
a smart passage Of 2S days. She
brought 100 tons of sulphur for ii
Hackfeld d Co, which will be dis
charged at Railroad wharf. The
first Is days out very rough wealth,
er was had, but during the last
part of the voyage strong trades
waited the vessel along at n lively