Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-02
ITEMS FROM WATER FRONT
Island Steamers Come in With CargOeS
Of Sugar.
S. N. Castle 10 Sail Tuesday-No Boats Out
Until After the Fourth-0ther
Shipping Notes.

ual ports tomorrow.
No island steamers will leav,
this port until Tuesday.
Two days before arrival in thi'
port, the r p Rlthet passed tire,
mas,ed schooner bound north.
The schooner Ka Moi arrived
from Hamakua this forenoon with
cargo of 5000 bags OF sugar.
The Kinau will spend the Fourth
in Hilo. The boys Of the popular
steamer will be treated to a good
time on that day.
The Mikahala's freight list has
he following: $3.50 b gs of sugar
for W G Irwin & Co, 3U5 bags OF
of rice, 100 bags of pia and 2
horses.
The Kaena came in from Oahu
ports this morning with cargo OF
$50 bags of paddy, 200 bags of
rice and 6S bags of sugar. She
reports fine weather on the wind
ward side of this island.
/ asst night the captain of the
Arysn called at police headquar.
ters and handed in the names OF
four sailors who had deserted
during the day.
The James Makee came in from
Kauai ports this forenoon with a
cargo of 1850 bags of sugar for Q
Brewer & Co and so bags of rice
for Kwong Lee Yuen.
The MokoIii came in from Mo
lokai and Lanai ports this morn
ing bringing cargo of l0l bags
of taro together with 20 head of
cattle and rs sheep for the Metro.
politan Meat Market from the
Molokai ranch.
The s N Castle will sail for
San Francisco on Tuesday, taking
full cargo sugar aud rice. She
took her last instalment of sugar
from the schooner Ka Moi this
morping and will take her last
rice Tuesday morning.
The Mikabala brought the fo'.
loving report of sugar left on
Kauai up to Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock: X s NJ 2400. V X
1900, Max Is 25D, G. d r 1000, NJ
$ Co $500, HI M 100. Total of
27,l70 bags Good weather all
over Kauai, is reported.
The Hawaiian bark II p Rithet,
Thompson master, arrived in port
and haul, d alongside the Oceanic
wharf to discharge at 1880 o'clock
this morning. She was about
l64 days coming from San Fran
cisco, this slow voyage being due
to a succession # light winds and
Gains. The lilrhet brought 2l00
IONS of gene'al merchandise for
@ Brewer q Go.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From San Francisco, per bk r
P Rithet, July Edgar E Green
and f A SEVERN.
From Molokai and Lanai, per
stmr Mokolii, July 2-Mrs Lau
manu-, M Kane, Mrs Peter Pas
chal, Mrs Sam Pedro and 9 on
deck.
From Kauai ports, per stmr
Mikahala, July 3-Hon G N Will
COX, Mr. and Mrs II Isenberg, Mr.
and Mrs j + Scott, f w Glade,
Miss Makea, Miss Winnie, r
Mueller, Mr. and Mrs j b Alex
auder, Miss Ward, Mr. and Mrs G
NJ Cooke, Misses McCorriston,
DR. French, G Christian, Miss B
Gray, Mrs Oxley, DR. Nakazawa,
r Il Maynard, Mrs j Ii Coney
aud children and 32 on deck.
PASSENGERS DEPART.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
Kinau, July Volcano: Hans La
Roche, Miss Clara Lowrie, l.
Tiffany, Miss Flora Perry, G s
Tiffany. For Hilo: Miss Ellen
Perce, Miss Maby, Rev r X Bap-
tiste and wife, Miss Tanner, Rev s
l. Desha and 4 children, Miss
Brockie, Miss L Henry, f M
Wakefield, W Fl Beers, Miss p
Jones, Mrs Carson, Mrs Lucas
and 3 children, Mrs Nawahi, A
Blacksted, Rev W M Massey, j Z
Fogarty, Harry Rycroft, Mr. Cal
laban, Miss Lillian Barnes, Alex
Buchanan, Yee Kui, r. Lyman, @
Lyman. For Lahaina: Miss
Searle, Mrs Searle, VIM Searle,
Miss Decota. For Maalaea: Mrs
Wolfenden, Miss Paulding, Judge
j w Kalua, Alb Young. For Ks-
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