Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-20
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
MaripOSa from Colonies and Alameda
from San Francisco Here.
Two Transports 10 Come in Fourth Expedition
Movements Of Vessels To and From
This Port Days Shipping News.

The schooner Repeat sailed
from San Francisco for this por
on July 8.
Alameda for the Colonies anc
Mariposa for San Francisco at
p. m. today.
The Norwegian ship Prince Ed
ward sailed from Baltimore fol
this port on July IL.
The bark Harvester sailed from
Newcastle, n. S. w., for this port
on July II, coal laden.
The schooner John &. North
arrived in San Francisco July 8,
81 days from Honoipu.
The Alameda made the trip
from San Francisco in just little
over six days, a most excellent
showing.
A boy from the bark Diamond
Head deserted ship Tuesday but
was caught later in lumber pile
by Jim Kupihe. The Diamond
Head sails tomorrow.
The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company has chartered the Bri.
fish steamer Glenfarg to replace
one of the vessels taken by the
Government for transport service.
The Glenfsrg is vessel of 1850
tons and will sail from Hongkong
for this port in few days.
The o. S. S. Alameda, Van Ote
rendorf master, arrived in port
and hauled alongside the Oceanic
wharf at about 7:l5 a. m. today
after a most pleasant trip from
San Francisco. Purser Thomas
Smith reports as follows: Sailed
from San Francisco Thursday,
July IA, at 6:30 a. m. The Eng
lish mail being detained on the
Atlantic and on the overland.
Had fine weather all the way.
The schooner Himalaya, one Of
the delayed Honolulu packets, ar
rived in San Francisco on the
afternoon of the 10th inst. She
encountered nothing but light
winds throughout the trip, and
WAS 33 days from port to port.
The schooner John G. North, 81
days from Honoipu, got into port
on the same day, and her skipper
reports having encountered the
ightest winds he has ever expert
enced. The Ceylon and Spokane
had not put in an appearance up
to the time of sailing of the Ala
media.
The o. s. s. Mariposa, Hay
ward commander, arrived in port
and hauled alongside the Inter
Island wharf this morning. Fol
lowing is the report kindly fur
nished by Purser Walton: Sailed
from Sydney July 4, arrived at
Auckland July s, sailed from
Auckland July 8, arrived at Apia
July Ii, sailed from Apia July ID,
arrived at Honolulu at 1890 a. m.
July 20. Had strong head winds
all the way from Auckland. July
8, lat. 34o S., long. 1869 49, L.
exchanged signals with British
ship, name unknown, bound for
Honolulu. July 10, $50 a. M,
sighted 4-masted ship bound east.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From San Francisco, per stmr
Alameda, July 20.-A Allen, G A
Arnholt, A l. @ Atkinson, Mrs S
L Bacon, A ID Baldwin, b r Ban
ming, o M Barraclough, P j
Barth, Mrs L @ Callister, Miss
Mabel Craft, Jas Dodd, W Dun
bar, w j Dyer, w II harrington,
wife and child, VIM George, E f
Gutschow, wife and child, r S
Hale, Hon f NJ Hatch, wife and 2
Mrs A & Halves, II
Hawkhurst, Jr, j s Hermann,
Miss l. NJ Lemon, w I'll LEVERS,
A l Lewis, Miss ] Vollertson,
Miss Abbie Smith, Miss Palmer
Lowell and courier, Miss G G Pal
mer-Lovell, Capt VIM Matson,
Alex McBryde, Walter McBryde,
Miss e G Munson, l. b Nutting
and wife, A Perry, Miss Potter,
Miss NJ l. Richardson, Miss Ivy
Richardson, Mrs Alice Rix and
son, G b Root, Miss Il G Sayres,
st @ Sayres, p Snyder, wife and
child, A Taylor, Hon l. A Thurs
ton, wife and child, Mrs S A
r