Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-24
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Bark MOhiCan From San Francisco
With Merchandise,
U, S. S. Baltimore 10 Target Practise Con-
cord Sails Helene Loading Bark
Diamond Head 10 the Sound.
Sugar on Kauai, 25.OOO sacks.

The bark ; Z Allen Is receiving
the steamer Kauai's sugar =, al
Oceanic wharf and will sail il
about a week.
Hawaii bought 1882 cases and
G42 packages of salmon from San
Francisco last mouth, at a total
cost of SS247.
The steamer Helene is loading
for Psauhau, Ookal4, Kukaiau,
Olowalu and Ookala to sail tomor.
row afternoon.
The schooner Robert Levers
took the sugar off the steamers
W G. Hall and Waialeale today at
Fort street wharf.
The Baltimore sailed at 10
O'Clock this morning for target
practise off Lahaina. The Ben
nlngtou is now alone in naval
| row.
The japanese steamer Riojun
Maru is due today from Yokoha-
ma with about 400 japanese
laborerS and cargo of Oriental
merchandise. She will dock at
Oceanic wharf.
Captain Mosher, OF the wrecked
Kaala, has been appointed to the
steamer kaena vice j b. Wilson.
who has been in charge of her
since Captain Parker's promotion.
The Title L. Starbuck, after a
long wait, commences tomorrow to
load Eva sugar for New York via
the Horn. Captain Curtis expects
to get away in about three weeks.
The shipments of redwood
lumber from San Francisco to
this port in December amounted
to 297 ,76G feet, valued at $4,000.
One thousand redwood posts and
lO5,OOO redwood shingles were
also sent here.
The dredger ia on the marine
railway again. A f-w days ago
one of the bolts connecting the
cutter extension with the hull
came out and it is impossible to
replace it while submerged. Only
short time will be required for
the needed repairs.
Drilling and blasting are going
on for the new slips off the Mail
wharf while the dredger il laid
up. The old clam shell dredger
is being utilized in picking up the
big pieces of rock from the bot
tom which cannot pass through
the dredger's pipes.
The steamer j 4 Cnmmins has
commenced her summer hustliug,
having smiled this morning early
for WaimAnPlo, where she expects
to load and return to port tonight,
leaving again tomorrow for Koo.
lau. Freight clerk Collins requests
freight to he sent down today.
First Officer Feeder of the
steamship China, upon arriving
in San franci-co on the last trip.
was made captain Of the trans
Pacific steamship Aztec. Manager
Schwerin Of the Pacific Mail says
that the China's second officer
will now ne acting first Officer,
bat that no other promotions have
yet been made.
The bark Diamond Head is re
ported to be chartered for Lumber
from the Sound to Honolulu. 1t
was expected that she would be
loaded with sugar from this port
to San Francisco, thence to the
Sound in ballast, but the present
high freights on lumber have pre-.
vailed upon her owners to send
her empty to the Sound direct.
The following vessels were up
and loading at San Francisco by
last advices bv the Belgic: bark
Roderick Dhu for Hilo in the j ID
Spreckels Brothers line to sail
January 20, bark G ID Bryant in
the Hawaiian line for Honolulu
to H Hackfeld d Company, to sail
January 10. and the barkentine
Bering in Alexander d Baldwin $
line to Kahului to sail January Is.
hawaiian Filibustcr Wrecked.
San Diego, January l2.-The
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