Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-29
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The schooner Lady came i
from Oahu ports on Thursday.
The Noeau will call at Mahuko
ma with the Hawaii mails this trip
The Keauhou is off damon,
Head as the BULLETIN goes t
press.
The Makee is off the Ways nov
and will sail on her usual rout,
this afternoon.
The Transit will sail for Sar
Francisco at about 3 o'clock to
morrow afternoon.
The Mauna Ala will finish dis
charging her cargo at the Oceanic
wharf this afternoon.
The usual drill was INDUCED in
by the men of the City of Pueble
and Peru this forenoon.
The Otterspool is now takingon
ballast at Brewers wharf prepare
tory to departure for the Sound.
j Spiers, third mate of the City
of Puebla, who WAS hurt the other
day, has so far recovered that he
Is now able to be ashore.
The Gaelic will be due Monday
night, and will be the first mail
steamer from the Coast, not the
Warrimoo on the 9th August as
stated.
The Irmgard will haul over to
the railroad wharf this afternoon
to discharge her fertilizer. She
has already begun to take on sugar
and has 600 bags in her hold.
The Japanese steamer Kee Lung
Maru, G. Tsrao master, arrived in
port at 8 a m today, having sailed
from Yokohama on the 18th inst.
She brought 5 cabin and SAT steer.
age passegers for this port as we'll
AS 345 tons of general merchan-
disc consigned to T III Davies &
Go. 1t has not yet been decided
when the Kee Lung will sail. She
is now in the stream awaiting
berth.
The Mauna Loa started on her
usual route this morning. She is
now In fine shape and will make
fast time right along. The walters
all appeared aboard dressed in
neat white suits, while Captain
oimerson had on new blue suit.
Some one askei the Captain what
the occasion was and he answered
Just for fun, 81 got married last
night" After that it was difficult
70 convince his friends along the
water front that what he said was
not fact.
PASSENGERS DEPART.
For San Francisco, per blk r P
Rithet, July % - Miss p L Elv.
Mrs l. W hough, Mr. and Mrs ii
McGill, Mrs NJ L Bluxome e, Miss
Kate Horner, Miss Edna Horner,
dr and Mrs Fl S Ewing, L II
freen, Master George Robertson
For San Francisco, per brgtn
y & Irwin, Julp 29-T d Wright,
" ID Lowell, James Peel, DR. j G
tiordan, A W Barraclough, +
ierbig, I l. Rice, r s Hale, G b
foot, Rev M Hooge.
For Maui and Hawaii ports, per
tmr Mauoa J. II, July 29-Akana
lilii, Mrs Wai4u, Fow Kee and
'ife, A New yne, Mrs G G Hew.
tt, Q f True, Hon j Kauhane.
INA Hao, Mrs S w Kaai and two
hlldren, s w Kaai, Mrs Barker,
Castendyk, F Buchholtz, E II
'gbuholm and wife, w r Eek ,
rdt Jr, L K r Amalu, w III Bal l
ey. {
From Hawaii and Maui, per
tmr Kinau, July 29-Vol-
ano: Miss Flood, Miss Mon
ague, A Tabin, Miss Palmer. ,,
.ovell, Miss III Palmer. Lowell.
Lucas and wife, S NJ BaIlou. !
Way ports: Miss E X Nawahi, J
Wilson and wife, DR. r L
loore, Miss L M Cunning
am, DIR III b Elliott
Deacon, @ Deacon, N G Wilfong =
nd son, w G Rowland, F Iaukea, =
. II keyworth, Mrs w Fl Pattern, :
liss M Ward, j X Kahookano,
lev Q w Hill, Rev V HKitcat, FIN !
.owland, Master ID HI Kahookano, :
ID Baldwin, j w Mason, DIR N
.ussel, Miss Elizabeth Brown, T :
folf, Mrs j Nawahi, Al Z
ert Nawahi, A @ Fabian. .
lrs f Schmidt and son, G A J.