Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-09
THE d. a d. 8. n. GAELIC Ar
RIVED THIS MORNING..


at Nuuanu street wharf.
The W G Hall leaves at 5 this
evening for ports on Kauai.
The bark Diamond Head left
San Francisco for Port Townsend
on Jan 81.
The next vessel to go on the
Marine Railway will probably be
the steamer j A Cummins.
Tomorrow, high tide large IL: 80
pm; high tide small 8:4S m; low
tide large 2:45 p m; low tide small
$50 a M.
The ship W F Babcock arrived
at San Francisco, after a voyage
of 1873 days from New York. She
was here last year.
Sailed from San Francisco
Jan 26: Schr Jennie Wand for
Kahului. Jan 81: Br ship
Samantha for Honolulu.
Bananas, hides and other
freight were slowed in the s s
Australia today. She will leave
at 4 p m tomorrow for the Bay
City.
The steamer Mauna Loa left at
1870 this forenoon with passen-
gers and freight for Lahaina and
the west and south of the big
Island"
Nine or ten thousand more bags
ofsugar are needed to complete the
cargo of the ship H B Hyde, She
may depart on her long voyage
round Cape Horn to New York
some time next week.
Arrived at San Francisco-Jan
80: Brig j d spr;ceekels, l4s days
from Mahukona. Fen - DIX
Santiago, Is days from Hilo: b.Sstn
S G Wilder, II days from Homo
lulu; Schr Mary Dodge, II days
from Kahuiui.
The banks Albert and r P
Rithet loaded sugar at Kinau
wharf today. The Albert will
move to Brewers wharf to dis,
charge the remainder of her in
ward cargo. Sac may sail for the
Golden .1ate sometime next week,
The steamer Mikahala reports
another saeling vessel at Waimea.
She got in about the time the
steamer left. This schooner was
sailing mysteriously near Niihau,
before making Waimea, and she
may have dropped a few tons OF
dope.
The Hawaiian bark Santiago
arrived at San Francisco from
HiIo and reported having lost a
sailor during the voyage. On
January 81, Oscar Rygh, native
of Norway, fell from the fore
topsail yard to the deck and died
from his injuries four hours later.
The German bark Ell Hackfeld,
Captain Barber in command, will
90 to Port Costa to load wheat for
the United Kingdom. Captain
Barber is the one lucky shipmas-
ter left in port as he was chartered
prior to arrival at 27s Cd. The
rate at the present time is the
losing one of los. IS f Chronicle.
The s. F. Chronicle of Feb 2
SAYS: The steamer Monowai, sche-
duled to leave for Australia Thurs
day afternoon, will not leave until
late at night or early Friday morn
ing on account of delay in the
English mails in New York. Cap
tain Carey and Chief Engineer
McKaig are both suffering from
the grip.
An order has been given by
Marshal Brown, prohibiting boys
from swimming alongside steam
ships while docking. The boys
make much amusement for tour
lists on the big ocean liners by
diving for coins, but they also
shout and make much noise, which
lnterferes with the orders of the
pilot who is bringing in the ship.
The officers of the Monowai re i,
Gently arrived from Australia, are
suffering considerably from ill
ness brought on by colds. They
complain of the Pacific. street
wharf being draughty and cold.
Chief Engineer McKaig is dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia and
Captain Carey is sick at the
Occidental Hotel. Even the ships
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