Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
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The schooner Luks came in
from Hawaii'this morning.
The American schooner Vine
sailed in ballast for Port Blakeley
Saturday.
The Mauns Loa is due from
Maui and Hawaii ports tomorrow
afternoon.
The Planter is taking sugar
from the w G Hall at the Inter.
Island wharf.
The steamer Iva is to have new
pumps. She will sail tomorrow
or Wednesday.
The ship Tacoma with horses
and mules from this place, arrived
in Manila, March 1.
The sooner Kawailani from
Kalae and the Lady from Koolau,
both came in on Saturday.
The BULLETIN is indebted to
First Officer Knudsen of the
Transport Portland for late news
favors.
The Keauhou and Noeau sail
for Hanamaulu at about the same
time the afternoon. There may
be race.
The Carnedd Llewellyn hauled
alongside Brewers wharf Satur
day. She will begin discharging
her cargo today.
The schooner John A Camp
bell came in from Seattle this
morning. She cleared February
10. Captain Smith is accompa-
MED by his wife.
--latest Charters,
Following are the latest Pacific
Coast charters for ports on these
Islands: Schr Mary Dodge, 23I
tons, merchandise to Hama, II I.
Chartered by Chas Nelson; ship
,Erskine M Phelps, 27l5 tons, now
at this port. sugar from Honolulu
to New York. Chartered prior to
arrival; brig j ID Spreckels, 234
tons, merchandise to Honolulu
and Mahukona in the Oceanic
line; Haw bk, 9O2 tons, merchan-
disc to Hilo in Spreckels line; blk
s @ Allen, 8l2 tons, returns to
Honolulu 10 the Hawaiian lin Q;
schr Charles Hanson, 1872 tons,
lumber from Eureka to Honolulu.
Transfer OF Chitoss.
The new cruiser Chitose, built
by the Union Iron Works for the
Japanese government, was form
ally delivered to her new owners
yesterday morning as she lay
moored to the buoy off the yards
of the iron works. The crew was
called to arms, and then Henry I
Scott, President of the Union Iron
Works, rendered the vessel to
Captain Sakursi, her commander.
Acting under instructions from
the Japanese Minister to the
United States, Captain Sakursi
accepted the Chitose upon behalf
of the Japanese government and
then the Japanese flag twas
run up. This completed the cere.
mony.-- Chronicle March Q.
MeNsar coal Aars.
The bark McNear came in Sat-
urday afternoon with a full load
of coil from Newcastle. Yester.
day, it was discovered that this
had taken fire and the s6Fvices Of
the tugboats Iroquois Ind Eleu
were requested. The coal was
soaked by thousands of gallons OF
water and, in the afternoon it was
found that the fire had been ex.
tihguished. This forenoon, the
Iroquois was busy pumping out
the water put into the hold of the
vessel yesterday. As soon as this
work is completed, the McNear
will haul over to the railroad
wharf to discharge her cargo.
zeal.ndia for Australian Trade.
San Francisco, March LII
the government does not charter
the steamer Zealandis there il
every probability that the Spreck
els Bros. will put her on the line
to Sydney. The present number
of steamers is not sufficient t,
meet the requirements of trade
There is a vast quantity OF freigh
being sent from here to Australi
and there has long been an acut
demand for an extra vessel.
Upolu's Crew Left.
The crew of the TJnolu left this