Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-30

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The steamer Lehua is on the
boards to leave at A p m tomor.
row for Hawaii.
The 4 masted schooner Robert
Searles is loading coal at New
castle for San Francisco.
Tomorrow, high tide large 4:0S
pm; high tide small 800 m; low
tide large 1875 a m; low tide small
lilo pm.
| The big ship Kenilworth will
sail for New York, via Cape
Horn, next week. She is not
quite loaded.
The American ship w II Macy,
Amesbury master, arrived this
morning, in ballast from San
Francisco. She will load for New
York. Pleasant weather was had
during the whole trip.
The four masted schooner
Alice Cooke takes a cargo of o.
ia bags sugar, valued at S76,.
424.05, to San Francisco. The
sweet stuff is shipped by H
Hackfeld & Co and f A Schaefer
& Co.
Newcastle, N s w, advices of
April 9 report S415 tons coal for
Honolulu forwarded, and five
vessels in port to load about 5000
tons. Charters had been CON
cluded at from lis to rs, and the
former rate was the best then OBJ
tainable.
Exports to San Francisco per
s S Alameda, which sailed yester-
day, were as follows: 1850 bags
sugar, Al boxes bananas, 514
punches bananas, 2 boxes plants,
Z boxes personal effects. Domes-
tic produce was valued at S30,625
and foreign at 5000.
The ship Indiana, loading
sugar at Hilo, sprung a leak a
day or SO ago. The report was
brought by the steamer Lehua
this morning. The Indiana had
1900 tons of sugar aboard. The
leak was in butt under the cop
per, and it was thought could be
easily stopped.
The American four masted
schooner Transit, Jorgensen mas
ter, came in this morning, Ii days
from San Francisco. The skip.
per says he arrived off Diamond
Head at 10 o'clock last night. For
several days the Transit was in
company with the ship w H
Macy. The S s Alameda was
passed last night. Light steady
tradeswere experienced throughout
the trip.
AS the Mikahala was coming up
to the wharf this morning, her
propeller got foul of rope in the
water. A native dived down with
sharp knife and cut the line
loose. The rope which caused
the trouble had been used by the
Railroad Co in moving scows
loaded with fertilizer from the
Railroad wharf to steamers at
Inter Island wharf. One end of
the line was tied at the Railroad
wharf and the other at the steam
er's wharf.
Mauna Los.
The steamer Mauna Loa ar
rived about one o'clock today,
having made a fine run of five
hours and twenty two minutes
from Lshaina, including stay of
10 minutes at Kaunakakai. The
stay at Kaunakakai was made to
take aboard Deputy Marshal
Hitchcock and others. Fair
weather is reported along the
route. 1t is said the Volcano is
smoking-some of the dope land
ed by the smuggling schooner.
The Largest Steamer In the world.
On January 80, the biggest YES
sci in the world left Belfast. The
Pennsylvania, as she is called,
was launched on December 10
last, and since then thousands of
men have been engaged on com
pleting her for the trade in which
she is to be engaged. All the re-
sources Of the eminent firms of
shipbuiiders who designed and
constructed the huge boat were
taxed to make the Pennsylvania
the finest ship in the world, and
anyone who has seen the floating
town, for so it is, will readily ad-