Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-02
THE y. =. MONOwAt IN AND
OUT YESTERDAY.
Mauna Loa Aground - Tho Bark
Martha Davis-News Gathered
on ships aud wharyes.

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today.
The schooner Ada brought a
load of salt from Punloa yester-
day.
-Four Japanese deserters from
the ship George Curtis are re
ported today.
The bark Helen Denny will
bring n cargo of coal from New
castle to this port.
Two deserters from the ship
Packard were caught last night.
Their ship sailed yesterday after
noon.
Tomorrow. high tide large 500
p IN; high tide small $3.50 m; low
tide large 9:i7 IN; low tide small
11:35 p m.
The bark Martha Davis sails for
San Francisco today with the fol-
lowing domestic produce: 4143
bags sugar shipped by + A
Schaefer g. Co, 7774 bags sugar
by G Brewer d Co, 1886 bags
sugar by Castle & Cooke. The
domestic produce is valued at
S76,609.55. Foreign produce
valued at 5000 was also shipped.
Morning star.
The missionary steam. barken-
tine Morning Star is in need of a
general overhauliug. The fore
mast, which was in bad state,
was sprung during her recent
voyage, and bad TO be spliced for
safety. 1t is said new boiler is
also necessary. The Star will
probably leave for San Francisco
in the Inter part of next week,
where her repairs will be made.
Captain Bray is now in charge of
the vessel.
Japanese steamers.
The aggregate tonnage of the
steamers now being built in Eng
land to the order of various Jap
anese companies, is said to reach
upwards of 10000 tons. The fol-
lowing are particulars concerning
this great increase of the japanese
mercantile marine: - Nippon
Yusen Kaisha, 10 steamers, So
600 tons; Osaka Shosen Kaisha,
seven steamers, 1900 tons; Nit
sui Bussan Kaisha, two steamers,
1000 tons; Togo Kisea Kaisha,
four steamers, 10000 tons.
The y. y. Monowai
The r NJ S Monowai, Capt NJ
Carey, from Syoney via Auckland
and Apia, arrived yesterday at 3
pm. She left Sydney at 4:30 p
IN, Mar Is, and arrived at Auck
land at $50 p IN, Mar 10. Left
again next day, arriving at Apia
at $3.50 p m, Mar %. Left Apia,
after 4 stay of three hours, for
honolulu, having a smooth pass.
age the whole way.
Imports per Monowai were 4 cs
medicines, 80 cs window glass, 6
bdls leather, so cs beer, ) cs wine,
SO cs mdse, 1913 crts onions, As
crts and so SKIS potatoes, 4 crts
garlic, 30 box lines, $50 cocoanuts.
The Monowai sailed at $50 last
night for San Francisco. Her
freight from tins port consisted of
the following: 454G bags sugar
and $50 lunches bananas, valued
at $l7,9O7, and foreign produce
valued at Sl45.
The Mauna Loa.
The steamer Mama Loa started
for Maui and Hawaii shortly after
ten o'clock this morning with a
full general cargo and a large
passenger list. Her bow swung
out from the wharf all right, but
the steamer had gone ahead but
a few feet, when she suddenly
stopped. The engines worked
full speed but the vessel wouldn't
bulge. A line was run to the s
S Australia at Oceanic dock to
help pull off, but still there was
no sign of a move. 1t was then
decided to discharge some of the
cargo from the after hatch.
Shortly before noon the boat got
clear, and was soon on her way to
Lahaina.
1t is said there are two large
powders on the bottom alongside
the wharf, which for some reason
were not removed when the water