Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-07-30
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The u = s Bennington may ar.
rive in a week from the Coast.
The steamship Peru arrived in
HonRkong hence from this port,
July ..
The bark Fresno with cargo
of lumber from the Sound arrived
last night.
The steamer Keauhou with n
few Kauai passengers arrived early
this morning.
The steamer Kinau took big
lot OF passengers and freight to
Hilo this morning.
The G & A S s Aorapgi arrived
in Sydney July Is, and o s s Ma.
riposa on the Goth.
The U s S battleship Oregon
arrived in San Francisco July 20
from Port Angeles.
The ship Louisiana, hence from
this port, arrived in New What
com, Wash, July IS.
The steamer Kilauea Hou
brought in a cargo of windward
Hawaii sugar and coffee this
morning.
Tomorrow, high tide large 4:55
p m high tide small 500 IN; low
tide large 1910 a m; low tide small
11:50 p III.
The schooner Robert Searles,
hence from this port, arrived at
Port Blakely, July Is, and the
schooner Esther Buhne Port
Townsend July IA.
The barkentine Archer arrived
from Honolulu yesterday after a
rough trip. She ran into heavy
north west gale on the way up and
her cargo shifted.-S F Chronicle,
July 20.
The American barkentine Xii.
kitat is loading for Honolulu with
lumber at Port Gamble from Pope
and Talbot, and the schooner
Mary Dodge brings lumber from
Eureka to Hilo.
The following vessels have sail
ed from San Francisco for this
port: Bark Andrew Welch, July
%; barkentine w FL Dimond, July
II; barkentine Is q Wilder, July
10, and ship Commodore, July %.
The brig Consuelo 20 days from
Mahukona arrived in San Fran
cisco, July II; the barkentine
Archer % days from this port,
arrived July %, and the bark
Roderick Dhu 81 days from Hilo,
arrived July II.
The ships w F Babcock and
Luzon, which sailed from Honolu,
lu to New York, arrived in destin-
alton, July IA and 20 respectively.
The sailors of the w f Babcock
are seeking vengeance on their
mate who maltreated them.
Washington, July 1.-THE Ha-
waiian Government has given no
tice that no foreign-built vessels
will be admitted to Hawaiian reg
lister, pending action on the an
nexation treaty. Similar notice
was given in January, 1898, when
annexation was first proposed.
The bark Roderick Dhu is up
and loading general merchandise
in San Francisco for Hilo, the
baras Martha DAVIS and MICHIGAN
and schooner Aloha, general mer-
chandize for this port; the brig
Consuelo, general merchandise for
Mahukona, and the schooner Eva,
general merchandise to Kahului.
When the steamship China ar.
rives from the Orient on Saturday
or Sunday next the Hawaiian flag
will be run up to her masthead as
quickly ss possible. A telegram
from London yesterday stated that
q p Huntington had arranged for
the steamer to get Hawaiian reg.
lister. The Pacific Mail Company
has been desirous of getting the
steamer under the American flag
for u long time, but as she was
built in England this could not be
accomplished. There is no doubt
that the steamship was placed
under the Hawaiian flag for the
purpose of getting it an American
regiater as soon as the Hawaiian
islands were annexed by the Unit,
ed States, and it is considered a
good sign that they will be annex.
ed when the big corporation
shows that it believes annexation
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