Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-04
FROM The SOUTH
THE D. y. n. ALAMEDA ARRIVED
Tsls MORNING.
Norwegian ship hudvokc Departed
How About BARRIERS Point?-
Items Hooked Up Today.

Inc snip AOuNHke bdlleu lO'
Puget Sound today.
The steamer Noeau leaves at
p m today for Kukuihaele.
The Waialeale arrived thi:
morning with sweet stuff for Wn
G Irwin d. Co.
The Mikahala arrived early this
morning with Garden Isle sugar
for III Hackfeld d Co.
The kaala brought cargo OF
sugar aud paddy last night. The
sugar is from Kahuku.
The schooner Prosper has been
chartered to load lumber on
Puget Sound for this port.
Tomorrow, high tide large 5:12
am; high tide small Z: 0 p IN; low
tide large OILS pm; low tide small
OILS III.
The schooner Aloha was to have
begun loading FOE Honolulu the
day the Australia left San Fran
cisco, Jan 26.
The Iwalani will sail at 10 IN
tomorrow for Lahaina and Homo
kaa. Only passengers will be
taken for Lahaina.
The S S Alameda leaves at
3 pm today for San Francisco.
She takes n quantity of sugar and
bananas from this port.
The American ship G f Sargent
has taken the berth vacated by the
Norwegian snip Andvake at Paci-
fic Mail wharf, where she will un-
load coal.
1t is stated that Lieutenant
Ber.ier OF the French navy has
invented a compass which steers
the vessel automatically in a
course set by the navigator.
BY the 5 S Alameda today the
BULLETIN received handsome
supplement OF the Daily CONNER
cial News and Shipping List of
Sydney, New South Wales, also
copies of the valuable journal it.
self. Besides much useful infor-
nation about imports and exports,
and marine matters, the supple
ment contains fine illustrations of
industrial scenes in New South
Wales, views of Sydney and New
castle, prominent public buildings
in both cities, places of interest,
and shipping, This journal was
established in 1890, aud it is
credit to the Land OF the South
ern Cross"
At 3:l5 this morning the S S
Alameda was sighted 10 miles
south, but she did not enter the
harbor until about z, the atmos-
phere being misty. Purser Sut.
ton reports as follows: Sailed
from Sydney Jau Is at 5 p m; ar
rived nj Auckland Jan % at 10
m; sailed from Auckland Jan %
at 2 p IN; arrived ut Apia Jan 2S
at 10 IN; sailed from Apia Jan
% at 4 p IN; arrived at Honolulu
Feb 4 at 7 M. Time of voyage:
II days la hours. Strong N w
winds and rough sea were had
during the passage, On Jan 26
at 1890 p IN, Lat l7o so s and
Long 1879 w, the wife of Claude
Fall Wright gave birth TO son.
At the Union Iron Works the
steamers Queen, Umatilla and
Barracuda have been thoroughly
overhauled or rebuilt, the sailing
vessel Conway Castle has been
repaired and yesterday the steel
steamer Helene, built for the
Wilder Steamship Company Of
Honolulu, was launched. Mate
rial is also being prepared for the
battle ship Wisconsin, which will
be of 10000 tons, or 1000 tons
greater than the Oregon. The
Japanese cruiser of 5000 tons
is under way, and the Imperial
inspectors are now at the yards.
In addition a torpedo boat of
thirty. knots speed, and a water
boat and bullion launch for Pa
mama harbor are being built.-S
+ Com News.
The S f Chronicle says: The
historical old steamer Kahului
has been granted an American
registry and, under the Stars and
Stripes, is again to enter actively
into trade. For several months
past the famous tramp has been
lying idle in Oakland creek. While
undar the Hawaiian Hao sha cOuld