Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-26
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Arrival In Pert Of the KOna-Kau Packet
W. G. Hall.
0. & 0. S. 5. DOriC In from China and Japan
After Rough Voyage Movements Of Yes
sells Both Local and Foreign.

: The Kauai is putting her suga
. into the Aryan out in the stream
The Captain of the Otterspoo
has taken on thirteen Japanes,
sailors. He has five of his origina
crew left.
Schools of the slalauwa contin ue
to give the natives sport during
the evening. There is no disap
pearance yet.
The Moi Wahine and Kauikeao.
uli both sail for Hamakus ports
today laden with lumber and gen
eral merchandise.
The ship Henry Willard has
finished discharging her cargo of
coal at the Pacific Mail wharf and
is now taking on ballast.
Two or three buglers practising
on the bow of the Peru this fore
noon attracted crowds of people
to the vicinity of the Irmgard
wharf.
The Transit finishes discharg
ing her material for the Oahu
plantation today and will then
haul alongside one of the uptown
wharves.
The Peru hauled from the Paci.
fic Mail to the Irmgard wharf late
yesterday afternoon in order to
leave the former place clear for
the Doric.
1t was found out yesterday that
still more members of the Offers
pool crew than at first supposed,
knew of the goods stolen from that
vessel and sold in town.
Inspector Storey had birthday
yesterday. He refused to tell any
of his friends which one it was,
thereby avoiding shower of mus
cular efforts on his back.
The Keauhou's cargo of sugar
goes to the @ ID Bryant and W G
Irwin: The G d Bryant has fin,
ally finished discharging her car
go OF general merchandise.
Captains and others along the
water front say the Mauna Ala
will not be in for week although
she did start from San Francisco
at the same time as the Irmgard.
now in port.
The Archer which sailed for
San Francisco Saturday took a
cargo of 22,526 bags of sugar
2,7S4.355 pounds, valued
1t SlO2, ia and shipped as follows:
10 1863 bags by Castle & Cooke;
ITO do bv @ Brewer & Co; 2OS7
10 by 81 Warehouse & Co.
The boat houses of the Healani
md Myrtle Clubs have been
brown open to the Boys in Blue
'ince the arrival of the CITY of
Puebla and tn, Peru. Crowds
wall themselves Of the opportuni-
y afforded. AT one time Sunday
here were several hundred sol
llers present at the boat houses.
Purser Railway of the Keauhou
which came in from Waimea this
corning reports as follows: Keka
Ia stops grinding this week. Ma
:aweli is cleaning up. There are
bout 900 bags left at that place, :
500 at Koloa, $500 at Ahukini
nd 5000 at Kappa. The weather
'as rough and strong trades pre-.
allied.
The o & o S S Doric arrived in
'ort and haul alongside the Paci-
g Mail wharf at about 7 O'Clock I
his morning after very rough !
rip from Yokohama, which port /
he sailed from on the 10th inst,
t l2:lO p IN. The Doric brought /
l cabin passengers and l47 Japa s
lese and l23 Chinese in the steer
ge. A small amount of freight
vas also brought. The Doric is on ,
he boards to sail this afternoon.
The W G Hall hauled alongside
he Mikahala at the Inter Island
wharf at IL noon today after an
rough voyage from Ko {
Ia, Kau and Maui. Purser Tuft
indy furnished the following re =,
'ort: l434 bags III A Co sugar and .
100 Diamond III sugar left. Wealth
r very rough, At Hamakua the !
GLOWING sugar was left:PSM 5000,
1 ) Go, 5000. The crane Kukui
laele broke so that the Noeau was ?,
lnable to take on any sugar from
: 5 NJ. Ii the weather is good she ,
nay leave for Honolulu on Tues -,
lay. There were 2.l0 inches of ,
ain at Hanna na dnrinn