Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-10
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
GWynedd from Liverpool Via CallaO
Encounters Storms.
The PekinSS YiSlt-Spokane Lumber Laden
Arrives Claudine'S CarsO-Upolu
In for Repairs Mill Notes.

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Marine Railway.
The Kaens sailed on her Waia-
lua route this morning.
There is now on Kauai 1000
bags sugar awaiting shipment.
Makee Sugar Company at Kea'
liza commenced grinding last night.
The Mildred, H q Wright, Mary
Winkleman and Eureka are at
Kahului.
The steamers Keauhou and
James Makee are weatherbound at
Hanamaulu.
The Peru brought 275 Japanese
and II Chinese lsborers yesterday
from the Orient.
The bark Iredale hsuls along
side KiDau wharf tomorrow to
load 5000 bags of Hama sugar.
Koloa mill has stopped grind.
ing on account of the roads being
impossible by heavy rains so that
no cane can be hauled on them.
The Waialeale actually bucks in
heavy weather, says Captain
Parker. A "bucking" steamer will
probably be sent to the Paris EX-
position from the islands.
The shipments by the Peru to
San Francisco were 1889 punches
bapanas shipped by L l. Marshall
and one box of specie, $4,000,
shipped by Bishop d Co to the
Bank of California.
The bark Gwynedd, which has
been long overdue from Liverpool.
having been compelled to put in
to Callao for water, arrived in port
late yesterday afternoon. Captain
Davies reports very rough weather
around Cape Horn.
Steamers on the berth to sail
tomorrow are the Noeau and
Mauna Loa for Hawaii: valiant,
Kauai and w G Hall for Kauai;
Claudine for Maui; Mokolii for
Lanai and Molokai and the Wal
aleale for Mokuleia.
Of the sugar that arrived from
Kauai yesterday, the bark Iredale
takes 1921 sacks; the bark Nuuanu,
1900 sacks; the barkentiue Irm-
gard, 2427 sacks; the steamer Aus
tralia, 1900 sacks and Oceanic
wharf takes 9l50 sacks. The
Claudine's 26e0 sacks sugar goes
to the Irmgard.
The four masted schooner Spo-
kane anchored in the stream this
morning after the worst trip thai
Captain Jameson ever experience
ed. He sailed from Port Town
send December IA and over hall
the time since the decks have
been flooded with water. The
Spokane brings full load Of
lumber for this port.
Lights for the Bsoys.
Electric lights for the channe
buoys are said to be planned fol
Immediate execution by the gov
eminent. These will be of grea
benefit to the local steamers com
ing in during the rush of th'
sugar season especially. They
generally come in at full speed
with the range lights in position
but there is greater sense o
security when the buoys ar
lighted, as they were Oh Ssturda,
night for the arrival Of the steam
ship Peru With the buoy light
and a lighthouse on DIAMOND
Head, Honolulu harbor will be al
safe to enter at night as in tn
day.
Rough Weather on Kauai.
The steamers W. G.. Hall, Iva
|. lsni, Waialeale and Kauai all al
rived yesterday from the Garde
of Isle with sugar cargoes. Purse
0, OlrOy Of the Hall reported ba
81 weather at Niihau and its bein
'e impossible to land freight Their,
N The weather was so rough at Ma
wiliwili that nothing could b
taken aboard and all the mail an
passengers had to go from tina
port to Koloa where the weathe
was lighter. Coming across IL
IS. channel the Hall had a stron
east wind and heavy easterl
u swell. Parser Tutt of the Iva
~ lsni reports a heavy sea runnir
with east wind blowing at Hans
msulu and great deal of rat
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