Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-13
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Stands these days,
Tomorrow, hiph tide large 9i4a
, ~, high tide small | i2b y N, low
ide large 7.8O u nj low tide small
,i2b y ~,
Tho American schooner Oceanin
Vance departed this morning, IN
ballast There was barely enough
Wind ~ f'l the vessels sails,
David 'Ihanks, ono 81 The well
known clerks on the Waterfront,
had his arm badly Injured by ihe
,splosion ~ n soda water bottle,
" home, yesterday,
A gang II men, including. n |
liver, are nj work repairing tho
,hain esl,ls NJ the Marine Hail.
way which broke yesterday while
The cradle was being launched.
The schooner Robert LAYERS Ia
resolving sugar, Captain Good
man thinks he will get away Tor
The Coast by the end NJ nert week,
All The inward freight, except
same thousands ~ bricks, has
been discharged.
The barkentins y N Castle,
Captain Hubbard, sails this altar.
noon Tor Hah Francisco, Her
cargo Ia 1884 bags sugar, weigh.
ipg s7i tons, and valued nj $685.
The steamer Noeau reports
sighting n laden bar h yesterday
afternoon, When sighted, The
vessel was fye miles from tho
steamer, IN Nawiliwili llends,
from her rig, the stranger looked
~ be either British or Norwo'
dian,
The n n I,eIpio IL expected ~
arrive from China and Japan 10.
m0fiOw, Oh f0ule ~ han Francis
90, HE Ia not IN the schedule 10
touch here, but adyioes we're ~.
eeiyed Wy The agents that she
would eOi0e Iiefe on account NJ n
large amount of freight from The
Orient
~ Have Unii0sss,
For The convenience Of pas
seDeeB Ia distinguishing the
stewards, waters and cooks In The
Inter Island steamers, Port
Steward Won Hagen has decided
that those members NJ tbs ships
crews shall wear uniforms, The
uniforms will DO like those worn
by members u the stewards de-
patiDeht IN the ocean liners The
uniform VI the steward, cook or
waiter will DO slightly different
each from tbs others, Won Ha-
yen likes his boys ~ have some
style about them, IL IL n good
idea.
Enssnsaa IN port
After n passage Of G4 days, the
British four nastod barkentine
Ensenada, } II 1'oyes master,
anchored IN our snug barbor
1'he iGDsebada In from Newcastle,
with n cargo Of 1893 tons 0f coal
tor Chslls N Cooke. Light winds
aud calms wefe experienced most
0f DO voyage
The lI6ssbada Ia n wooden
vessel OF 1900 tons, and y doubl,
decker She WAS built IN ~ NJ
Maitland, Nova Scotia, ana halls
from the porn u Windsor The
skipper Ia also n Nova bcptiaD.
He N accompanied by his wife,
Lo.s Dis,ssss sis""i L,sn.
A new signaling light of ~
tfa0fdlbafy power Inns been In.
vented by Colonel Miklasbeysk
NJ the Russian engineers. DuriDl
ths autumn maDeuyers NJ tbs bal
tlc squadron the signals were ron,
NJ n distance ~ thirty four nauii
cal miles, md Tho Inventor hope
W Increase the distance 10 sixi,
miles by means of rejecting mir.
f0fsi The apparatus In compact
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II contains spirit aud two powders
1be gieeb, tie other red, ilie com
position " which tbe lDyeDi1
kesps seefst, The working part
afs two tubes ending III pear
shaped balls, which, being press
ed, send out brilliant rod 0
green nash, by a combination o
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