Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-21
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
The Defiance Coal Laden Arrives
from Newcastle Today.
Something About Fishermen Kauai Brings
Maxwell Sugar AragO Repairing
Iva from Kaena Point.

The Mikahals finished discharg.
lug yesterday at Koloa aud will
proceed today to Nliuau.
Weather on Kauai fair in gen
eral but at Waimea there is
heavy southeast swell running
in.
The barkentine Arago sails for
New York next week. Tn fore
yards are now in position and her
repairs are being rushed.
The barkeutiue s n Castle is
now l6 days out from Sau Fran
cieco with geueral cargo for w
q Irwin d 70 aud a loC Of fancy
horses for Harry Agnew.
The steamer Kaena, much to
Captain Mosher's dis ust, is to be
superseded IN her "trip to the west
wa d islands. Noeau or Keauhou
will be sent early in June next.
The steamer Iva came in from
the railway extension at X teua
this morning and will sail thence
this at ernoon with supple she
will also carry a load of lnmber
for the bridges n w b. ing butt b,
the government at Wai,lua.
The steamer Helene did not get
away for Paauhau and way ports
uutIi about ten O'Clock this morn
ing. She was loaded to the guards
with general cargo including
700 tons of merchaLdlsp, Az. 900 |
feet of lumber and a pumping
plaut.
The following report of sugar
remaining GU Kauai island last
night was brought by tue steamer
kauni At noon today: Kek4ha
$500, V Knuisen 100, Makaweli |
400, Koloa $500, Lihue $3.50, Ha
1000, Kealia 5000 and
kilauea 500 bags.
A new mooring has been estab-
Ii-hed in Hilo bay for the Hack
field line of sailing vessels from
The Coast. 1t is just ABREAST of
the new wharf. 1t was generally
that the Matsou line of
sal ing vessels had secured all the
safe mnorings in that harbor.
This paper was correct as usual
in statlug the exact amount of
sugar LETT by the James M kee on
Kauai last Tuesday. The morn
ing paper gets Purser Christian
wo"zy IN his statement as to a Ger
tain amount aud then proceeds to
report erroue rus Fl lures for both
M-ka~eli and Kolos plantations.
The total amount left was 26,95O
bags on that date.
Japanese Fishing Fleet.
There WAS plenty of fish in the
market this morning and tn
scarcity of the past week is over.
There were mulIet from Moana
ua, Puuloa and Kooau, and
llua, k.hala, moano, hinalea,
tenihi and other deep water fsh
rom off Diamond He'd. There
y,s over two thousand came il
and prices have gone
Town accordingly. The Japsnt So
ire doing all The deep STA tishipg
low, being more successful than
either natives or Porrugu -se.
About ten ssmpans compris- the
pinese fishing fleet here. Then
here are japanese fishermen at
Wsimanalo, Waisnae and Moka
ouPolnt Last Saturday two whit
ishermtn, an Englishman and
Italian, to k big boat out fishing
of M 'lokti bat came in Mon
lay discouraged, having only a
small catch TO show for two days
and nights hard work. 1t seems
foregoue conclusion that the
Japanese are going to catch ali tn
i,h in these islands. OF the
Kauai, Maui and Hawaii Goa sts
.hey are numerous and
prospecting, wulle the ma
tlves are slowly retiring from
the fishing Industry. The opelu
Is the only fish the Japs can't get
and that is on account of the bait,
which the natives keep secrel
a nd nhn.aIl q |