Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-04
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The Topgallant will get away
for the Sound on Saturday.
The schooner Ka Moi sailed out
on her usual route again yesterday
afternoon.
Mark johnson is on the night
watch at the Custom House in
place of Q @ Rhodes, promoted.
The schooner Jamie Wand ar
rived in San Francisco July 26,
% days from Kahului.
The schooner Alice Cooke has
been chartered to bring a cargo OF
lumber from Port Ludlow to Ho
nolulu.
The Allen A hauled alongside
Allen & Robinsons wharf to dis
charge her cargo Of lumber this
forenoon.
Two native Hawaiians tried to
get away on the Peru this fore
noon but were stopped by the
harbor police.
The Aorangi has discharged $50
tons of coal for the next G A S S
boat that passes through on her
way to the Colonies.
The Waialeale from Lsysan
Island is expected back in about
three weeks. She has been away
just about three weeks now.
The Robert Levers brought
from the Sound a 127 feet flag
pole for s M Damon. 1t is now
in the water alongside the ship.
Jim Kupihe captured two run
away sailors from the Otterspool
at Oahu plantation last night.
They have been returned aboard
ship. The Otterspool will sail on
or about Saturday.
A dispatch dated Washington,
July 26, has it that the Navy De-
partment has issued an advertise
ment calling for proposals for
constructing by contract from har,
Dor defense monitors provide for
by the naval appropriation bill.
The subject of alalauwa is a
worn out one but still the state
ment made by another paper to
the effect that they were pau"
should be corrected as there are
many who might be misled. They
were biting as lively as ever last
night.
Charles Peterson, the Diamond
Head lookout, wishes statement
in the Advertiser corrected, about
a vessel that struck the Eskbank
shosl. 1t was the collier bark Eu-
terpe on July 81. The vessel
touched bottom on the lee side of
Diamond Head and went off with
out quitting on all Sails" as the
Advertiser had it.
The American schooner Lizzie
Vance, Hardwick master, arrived
in port at GAS o'clock this morn,
ing, l6 days from Eureka which
port she sailed from on July 10Th.
The Lizzie Vance brings 442,00C
feet of lumber for Allen & Robin
son. Her only passenger was T
Corbett who is making the round
trip just for pie sure.
Aoram.si In Port.
The Aorauei arrived in port and
hauled alongside the Oceanic
wharf shortly after 2 o'clock this
morning, The following report of
her trip was kindly furnished by
Mr.. Mason, purser Of the Aorangi:
The r NJ S Aorangi Campbell
Hepworth, Lieut. r N Il, COM
mander, cleared Sydney Head at
2:30 p m on the 10th of July and
experienced strong head winds
and head seas all the way to Wei
lington. The weather was over
cast and squally with passing
showers for the first two days and
bright and squally for the last
two days.
Arrived at Wellington at s p m
on the Goth of July and left at 1870
p m on the following day. Very
heavy weather was being expe-
rienced on the east coast of New
Zoaland, but by taking the west
coast route, comparatively moder-
ate weather was met with. The
wind however, blew fresh gale
and as it drew ahead on the night
of the Odd July it considerably
retarded the progress of the ship.
Arrived at Suva at 10 m on
the Goth July. The steamer, in
stead of leaving on her due date,