Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-08
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safely in Eureka from Kahului.
The Scandal hauled over to the
lrmgard wharf this morning.
The schooner Orient arrived in
Port Blakeley from this port,
August 81.
The brig Lurline sailed from
San Francisco for Kahului, Au-.
gut 81.
Nanaimo, b C-Sailed Aug 30,
ship Henry Willard with coal for
Honolulu.
Tatoosh Passed out August 27,
ship j b Brown, from Nanaimo
for Honolulu. ... ..
The Santiago from Hilo, arriv
ed in San Francisco, August 30,
% days from that port.
The Noeau will make an at
tempt at recovering the Honokaa
Mill roller lost at Honokaa.
The Vincent is taking on ballast
while discharging the last of her
coal at the Fort street wharf.
The s q Wilder, Mcneil master
sailed for San Francisco with a
full cargo OF sugar early this after
noon.
The r p Rithet has been chart.
cred by WEIGH & Co to bring a
cargo of general merchandise to
this port.
The Maui was unable to get
away yesterday. She sailed this
forenoon, taking the foreign mail
to Hilo.
The bark Mohican sailed from
San Francisco for this port, Au.
gust %. She should be here in
side of week.
The steamer Iva sailed for Ma
kena yesterday afternoon but re-
turned to port later with her ma
chinery broken down.
The r Z Rithet, 81 days from
Honolulu and the Transit, 30
days, both arrived in San Francis.
CO for this port, August 80.
The Australia brought the news
that, while on the way from Ma
Mia to Nagasaki for coal on the
return trip, the o s s Zealandia
was caught in a terrific typhoon
which promised for while to re-
suits disastrously. Luckily the
Zealandia weathered the Horn.
Word was received yesterday
from st. Micbaels, Azores, of the
arrival there of the British ship
Philomene, from Baltimore to Ho
nolulu. Her cargo had become
heated, and she will have to dis
charge about half of it and will
also undergo new Surveys +
Chronicle, Aug %.
Purser FerDback of the James
Makee reports as follows on Kau-
al shipping matters: Fine wealth.
er on Kauai. Mikahala at Hama
maulu. Landed roller in good
shape on Hanamaulu side. She
will be in tomorrow. Sugar left,
5000 bags at Hanamaulu, 5000 al
Koloa and II at Maxwell.
The four-masted schooner De.
fender left Hilo ten days before
the bark Santiago, but Captain
Johnson Of the bark wagered that
he would not be more than ten
hours behind the Defender when
the voyage was over. He kept
his word, as both vessels reached
port yesterday morning. Twice
this year the Santiago has made
the run to Hilo in twelve days,
and Captain johnson says he will
equal that on the run to San Fran.
cisco before the year is outs +
Call, Sept l.
The steamer Charles Nelson re.
turned yesterday from Honolulu
after delivering safely her share of
the New York Volunteers now do
ing garrison duty on the islands
She left Honolulu the same day
as the Moana and made the re.
turn trip in eight days. She
brought several passengers, among
them L w Hebron, an influential
resident of Honolulu, who has
come up to arrange for the ship
ment of yacht he is having built
at Tiburon and which he intends
to use at his island homes Il
Chronicle Aug %.
The Hawaiian bark Helen
Brewer has just completed trip
that breaks all previous records
and wins for her skipper, Captain
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