Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-05
NJ ARlHMEJOTTRGS
THE MoN EMINrs OF FOREIGN
AND ISLAND CxAFr.
Exports or Paradise OF the Pacific
Produce per n Aismeds-
some New. Of Iaserest.

IN the stream.
The James Makee goes to Ka-
paa again tonight.
Sailors of the u s s Alert had
boat drill in the harbor this fore
noon.
Bunting is huttering in the
breeze over the Myrtle Boat House
today.
On Wednesday, Feb 10, the o
s S Australia will depart for San
Francisco.
The bark Seminole sailed from
Newcastle for Honolulu on Jan II
with 1900 tons of coal.
The new cruiser Brooklyn has
been manned by a crew OF 40l
men, of whom only Ii are aliens.
Sugar was put into the bark Il
2 Rlthet today from the James
Makee. This is the first lot for
her.
Tomorrow, high tide large 5:32
am; INCH tide small 8: 0 D m; low
tide large 0:35 pm; low tide small
LBS an.
The Mikahala leaves at 3 p m
for Maxwell. She will call at
Koloa on the way to land a pas
senger and some machinery.
The steamers Iwalani and Kae-
ma were taken off the Marine
Railway yesterday. The latter
boat is being put in first class
condition.
The Occidental and Oriental
liner Doric should be in port from
japan and China on her way to
the Golden Gate on Sunday
next.
While the Mauna Loa was
swinging in to her berth this after
noon, she struck the bowsprit of
the Mikahala, smashing her rail
ing in several places.
Vallejo, Cs!, Jan 19-The Unit
ed States snip Adams came out of
drydock yesterday afternoon and
will soon be ready to go to San
Francisco with draft of appren.
tees for drill purposes.
Adelaide, January 81. M
Borchgrevink, who was connected
with the last Antarctic Expedi-
ton, has gone to Hobart to lay
before the Premiers' Conference a
scheme to send an expedition to
the South Pole next year.
On Feb 4 the whaler John
Winthrop, Captain McComber,
arrived at Kealakekua Bay. She
left San Francisco on Jan 9. An
officer of the steamer Mauna Los.
says the whaling vessel called
there for water aud ballast.
A San Francisco exchange
says: The steamer Monowai is
taking in 800 tons of coal from
the British ship Forfarshire. She
had to take SO much cargo in atSyd
ney that coal had to be left behind.
In consequence enought fuel has
to b. 'nk"n On here to carry the
vessel back home.
Mr heuurcksen, second officer
of the schooner Robert Levers,
was badly hurt today. A block
of the hosting gear fell from
aloft, striking him on the back.
Severe bruises we're made on the
back and Que ankle. Captain Good,
man had DIR McKibbin attend to
the mans injuries, which were
PRONOUNCED not serious by the
doctor.
The Daily Telegraph of Sydney
has the following about the Kos
ciusko, which was here last year
with coal: The bark Kosciusko,
which for some years past has
sailed out of this port, has been
sold for conversion into a hulk.
The vessel is now due at FIRE.
mantle, w A. After discharging
cargo of timber, she will go thence
in ballast to Newcastle, where she
will load for New Zealand port.
The old vessel is to be dismantled
and used as hulk atWestport, N
z.
Exports toSan Francisco yester-
day per 8 S Alameda were as
follows: 1891 bags sugar by VIM
G Irwin & Co, POPS bags sugar by
NJ s Grinbaum & Co, IA crates
pines by Honolulu Dairy Co, 70
crates pines by John Kidwell, 2O6
punches bananas by b l. Mar,