Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-23
THE LATEST MARINE NEWS FROM
THE COAST.
vessels 90 Bring Coal from Newcastle
$. s. Moana 90 Replace y. y. Mo-
nowai - other Notes.

The s s Coptic will leave for
Japan and China at 4 p m.
The bark s G Allen unloaded
bricks at Brewers wharf today
The steamer Keauhou will bring
a full load of sugar from Kahuku.
The S S Warrimoo left Sydney
on Jan ID for Vancouver via Ho-
nolulu.
The ship George Stetson sailed
from the Golden Gate for Kahului
on Jan 10.
The Hawaiian bark Rosalie from
Honolulu arrived at Royal Roads
on Jan 2.
The steamer Kaala will leave
on her regular Oahu route at Ga
m on Monday.
The schooner Golden Shore ar
rived at Newcastle on Jan 8 to
load coal for Kahului.
The steamer Kilauea Hou and
schooner Ka Moi put sugar into
the bark Martha Davis today.
The German bark Ardgowan
and the Norwegian bark White
Rose left for Puget Sound today.
The British gunboat Pheasant,
well known at this port, arrived at
San Francisco from Esquimalt on
Jan 9.
The Alice Cooke has been
launched from the Marine Rail.
way. She is now taking in stone
ballast.
The Kaala put an instalment of
sweet Kahuku product into the w
Ii Dimoud today for NJ S Grin
baum & Co.
Tomorrow, high tide large 7:24
a. M; high tide small 9:30 p. M;
low tide large 1:42 p. M; low tide
small 2:l0 a. m.
The Norwegian bark Fantasi
has sailed from Newcastle for Ho-
polulu, and the schooner Metha
Nelson for Kahului.
The schooner Anna sailed from
San Francisco for Mahukona on
Jan IL, and the schooner Muriel
cleared the same day for Honoipu.
The following have been char
tered at Newcastle, n S w, to load
coal for Honolulu: Schr Louis,
bktn Newsboy, schr Novelty, ship
Reaper.
The palace steamer Mokolii ar.
rived this morning. Purser Green
reports no saloon passengers. The
usual miscellaneous cargo was
brought.
The British shi,, Samantha, 22ll
tons, nus been chartered to load
sugar at this port for New York.
She will come here in ballast from
the Coast.
The bark j q Glade is at Nuu-
anu street wharf. She is through
discharging merchandise, but has
several hundred tons of coal to
unload yet.
The new steamer Helene for the
Wilder Go was to have been
launched on Jan IS. She is built
OF steel, and is IT'S # long, 80 #
beam and has Is # depth of hold,
according to the Examiner.
Ministers King and Smith and
Mr. p G Jones went as far as the
mouth Of the channel in the tug
Eleu yesterday evening when the
Coptic was coming in, returning
to the p NJ S S wharf before the
liner tied up.
Steamboat people complain of
cold weather these days. Purser
Tuft of the Iwalani says it is quite
cool at Lahaina and on the Ha.
makua coast. Seeing him with a
handkerchief tied around his neck,
one might think he had been hit
with "back east" SNOWFALL.
The o & OS s Coptic, Inman
Sealby, Lieut. r N r, commander,
tied up at Pacific Mail wharf late
yesterday afternoon after voyage
of a little over 6 days from San
Francisco. She brought a large
number of passengers for Homo
lulu, and has quite list for the
Orient.
Purser c. Lacy Goodrich of the
S S Coptic reports: Left San
Francisco Jan Is at l:57 p m;
thence to 10Th had light variable
winds and smooth seas; thence to
port had southerlY to northerlY