Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-18
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Liners MiOWera and COptiC Arrive
With Big CargOeS,
Steamer NOeau From Kukuhaele - Banks
ITedale and Nuuanu Outward Keauhou
Sails With a Kau Mill.

ished discharging.
Second mate Galley of the Wal
aeale leaves for the Klondike this
week.
Guy johnson, lately a barrack1
soldier, is now second mate OF the
bark Nuuanu.
The Arago aud Spokane are
unloading coal and lumber res.
pectively at the new Fort street
wharf.
The ship W + Babcock is
dumping coal at the Mail wharf.
Her sailors are giving lots of trou.
BILE to the captain.
The steamer Keauhou sailed
this afternoon for puualuu, Kau.
with the new mill for the Hawai-
ian Ag icultural Company.
The bark S c Allen at Irmgard
wharf and the schooner Aloha
and ship Gwynedd at Brewers all
finished up their cargoes today.
Purser Fred. Matthews Of the
MauDa Loa is out, butts III very
bad way. He has a host of friends
who join in wishing him speedy
return of health and strength.
The Coptic broughtS passengers
for this port in the cabin; 81
European belonging to a circus,
81 Chinese and 2 japanese in the
steerage, besides 700 tons Oriental
merchandise.
Captain Reynolds daug
Mrs John Nicolas, and his grand
child, Mis- Margaret Nicolas,
are passengers with him on tue
bark Kate Davenport which ar
rived from Seattle last Sunday.
. The bark Nuuauu cleared for
Delaware Dreakwater for orders
this morning. She sails via Ka-
hului where she will complete her
cargo. The Nuuanu carries 1888
bags of sugar 1919, 947 pounds |,
valued at S42,99G, from this port.
A press dispatch from Lima,
Peru, dated Jan 2, says: Captain
A j Hatch, of the schooner Louis,
which recently arrived here from
San Francisco with a cargo of
lumber, died at CaIlao. Captain
Hatch was wellknown in Homo
lula.
/ The steamer Lehua, which
brought down 40 head of cattle
from kawaihae to the Leper Set
Element last Sunday, reports very
rough weather on the Hamakua
coast. The Noeau is lying at
Waipio gulch unable to discharge
freight.
The San Francisco Collector of
Customs is notified of the Act pro-
bibiting pelagic sealing, north
thirty-tf degree, north latitude,
under heavy penalty. He is asked
to post suitable warning aud pre-
vent auy vessel fitting for pelagic
sealing, in his district, from 90
ing to sea.
The last steamer that left San
Francisco for the Orient had 90
board $3.50 bis of cotton for Japan.
These cotton shipments continue
in increasing volume and are
practically double what they were
last season. Steamship room is
lacking to keep the consignments
going promptly forward.
san Francisco's Trade.
There was an increase of $3.50, =
39l in the merchandise exports
and of S2,059,9S4 in merchandise
imports at the port of San Fran
cisco during November, AS com
pared with the same month of last
year.
Bark Iredale's Cargo.
The bark Iredale cleared at the
Custom House this morning for
San Francisco with cargo of
2064 tons of sugar valued at Sl56,-
300 and shipped by Ii Hackfeld
a Co account of Lihue, Lahaina,
Koloa and Hanamaulu plantations
and by M S Grinbaum Il Co, ac.
count of Hama and Kahuku plan
tations. The Iredale has bsen in
port just twelve weeks.