Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-27
THE LINER AUSTRALIA
MANY NEWsY MARINE ITEMS
GATHERED TODAY.
Tho wild swan saiis-froquois for
New York-Cosst shipping
News.

At Ballard April 10 bark Cey-
Ion cleared for Honolulu.
The British steamer Amara-
poora sailed for Honolulu April
IL.
Ii BM S Wild Swan left port
this forenoon for cruise in the
South Seas.
The ship Iroquois sails this
afternoon with full load of
/ sugar tor New York.
The steamer Kinau was delayed
until noon today for the foreign
mail and late freight.
Two pleasure craft are on the
Marine Railway, one of which is
the crack yacht Bonnie Dundee.
Tomorrow, high tide large 2:30
p m; high tide small 1:25 m; low
tide large 7:19 a m; low tide small
1854 pm.
Guy Kelly, the popular purser
in the Inter-Island S n Co, is
now able to be around again after
short illness.
The ship Samaria with coal for
San Francisco was out thirty. one
days from Tacoma on April 20.
Fears that she was lost we're felt
on the Coast.
Two apprentices in the ship
Kenilworth quarreled today, one
receiving a black eye. The one
who got the worst of the scrap had
his shipmate arrested.
Two deserters from one of the
big ships about to sail for New
York were discovered by Capt
Harry Evans aboard the bark
Seminole this morning.
The s s Miowera left yesterday
shortly after 6 p m for British
Columbia. She took large pas
senger list from here. Among
the outgoing passengers was
party of Hawaiian Mormons on
their way to Utah.
A fine, new whale-boat for the
pilots was launched this m orning.
1t is pretty, staunch craft. The
boat was built by Balls, the we'll
known boat builder. Our water
front reporter could not imagine
why the pilots seemed so proud
this morning, but soon stumbled"
when told that new boat was in
the shed.
The Australia.
Genial Purser McCombe Of the
o S S Australia reports as fol-
lows: Left San Francisco April
20 at 2 p m with 40 cabin and II
steerage passengers and II bags
mail. Experienced, the first two
days moderate north west winds,
thence to port moderate to strong
trades and fine weather. Time 6
days II hours.
The big ship Kenilworth being
at Oceanic dock taking in sugar,
the Australia was tied up at Paci-
fic Mail wharf this morning on
arrival, to wait until tomorrow
morning. The Kenilworth hauls
out in the stream this afternoon.
A. San Franc,sco..
Arrived-April 10: S s Gaelic,
6 days 49, hours from Honolulu.
April IL: Blk Andrew Welch, %
days, bktn S G Wilder, Is days,
schr Jessie Minor, % days, from
Honolulu; schr Helen n Kimball,
Is days from Kahului. April II:
Schr Albert Meyer, 20 days from
Kahului. April IA: s s Aus.
tralia, 6 days Is hours from Ho-
nolulu. Sailed-April H. Schr
John G North for Honoipu.
April ID: Blk Santiago for Hilo.
April l6: Schr Transit for Ho
nolulu. April II: Ship w H
Macy, blk S G Allen, for Honolulu;
schr Mary Dodge for Kahului.
April 10: Bktn s N Castle for
Honolulu.
Bugs from Honolulu.
The s f Chronicle of April 10
says: Inspector Craw brought
tears to the eyes of many passen-
gers on the steamer Australia yes
terday. When the vessel left Ho-
nolulu the friends of many of the
passengers presented them with
wreaths of flowers. The flowers
were 80 much priced that the re-
cipients brought them to this city.
Inspector Craw examined the