Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-20
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Il u6 DdEh y ~ hitbu Sblltu lTOu
! San Francisco for this port on tht
18th inst and the s N Castle OF
, the next day.
The price paid for the schooner
Concord was between $4,000 ano
$500 instead of between $4,000
and S2500 as stated the other day.
Purser Fernback of the James
Makee reports as follows on sugar
left on Kauai: MAXWELL, 2576
hags, X s M, 700; Waimea, 1910;
K P, $500. No communication
with the other ports.
The Iva which arrived yester.
day brought $50 bags potatoes, 81
bags corn, 4 crates turkeys and 8
crates chickens. There were five
cabin passengers on the Iva. The
little steamer will sail for Lanai,
Kamalo, Labaina and Makena on
Monday.
The American barkentine s G
Wilder, Mcneil master, arrived in
port at about 7 o'clock this morn
ing, Is days from San Francisco
with cargo of 1000 tons of gen
eral merchandise consigned to f
A Schaefer d Co. In addition to
this she has 253 hogs, 1 horse and
mules. The Wilder is at Bre
wer's wharf.
VIM White, OF the Inter Island
Company wharf Office, will leave
for the States with his wife in the
space of fortnight. Mr.. White
has worked steadily for seven
years without a vacation and Ger
tainly merits, as one of the hard
est and most efficient employees of
the Inter-Island Company, the
three months vacation he is about
to take. During his absence his
place in the wharf Office will be
taken by Max Olroy, the purser
Of the w. G.. Hall.
The o & o s s Doric, Smith
commander, arrived in port and
hauled alongside the Pacific Mail
wharf at about $50 o'clock yester
day afternoon, 6 days and 8 hours
from San Francisco. She passed
the o & o s S Belgic at 2:30 no
on the 18th inst and o s s Mo-
ana at 7 a m on the 10Th. Fine
weather and smooth sea we're
met with throughout the trip.
The Doric has a large cargo for
China and japan as we'll as an
exceptionally large number of
passengers.
PASSENGERS ARRIVE.
From San Francisco, per o & o.
S S Doric, Aug 19-Miss Ella
Pugsley, Geo II Roberts, Mrs
Geo III Roberts,, II s Pritchett,
Mr. and Mrs j F Hamburg Mrs
I'll A Isenberg, G w Duisenberg,
Jacob Lando, W T Rowen, Mrs
W 7 Rowen, j E Murphy, Mr.
and Mrs j E Higgins, Col George
Macfarlane, Miss Rose Daily, F F
Baldwin, r G Van Ness, Mr. and
Mrs r d Sillimer.
Through-Mrs G s Jones, Hon
John Ferguson, Mrs Ferguson,
Miss Helen Ferguson, Mrs N
Greene, Miss Greene, NJ A Wo-
jaszewski, Miss Mercie j Young,
Mrs Frank Davis, o Schmidt,
Miss E Fl Thorn, DR. Spatzier,
Mrs Jennie Howell, Rev A T Ho-
ward, Rev ] G Dunlop, Mrs J G
Dunlop, Miss Bertha Finley, Mr.
and Mrs G B Mosley and 2 child
rem, 81 J Such, Henry Boone, Mrs
ID w Boone, Wilmot Boon, Miss
Muriel Boone, Miss Anita Boone,
Rev Chas A Killie, Mrs Killie,
Rev l. B Ridgely, Mrs Ridgely,
Miss Frances S Stewart, Mrs
Frederick Ogden, Rev j A Silsby,
Mrs Silsby and 3 children, DR.
Emma E Fleming, Mrs W Fl
Whiting and child, DIR Mary w
Niles, Mrs III E McVay, r d Yer
beck, A j Finlay, Miss NJ r Per-
kins, M b Spaulding, Miss Musiel
Baily, A ID Walker.
From San Francisco, per bktne
IS G Wilder, Aug 20-Mr and
Mrs A L Brock, Mr. and Mrs j G
Cohen, j M Rush, w G Hall, w
A Bird, T Dyer and M O'Kane.
From Molokai and Lanai, per
stmr Lehus, Aug 19-Mrs Ernest
Renken, S @ ,Biddell and 8 on
deck.
From Kapaa. per stmr Jemes