Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-24
! News Of Shipping
; Along Water Front

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Eleele
The brig Consuelo from San Fran.
general cargo.
The bark st. Katharine left San
Francisco for Honolulu on October 80.
The gasoline schooner Surprise is at
Eleele discharging her cargo.
The Kauai for Xii is at Niihau load.
Ing $50 head of sheep for II. Water
house.
The Kaiulani from Oahu is at the
Irmsard wharf discharglng rice and
bananas.
The bark olympic. Captain Gibbs. ar
rived at san Francisco from Honolulu
on October 2lst.
The 5. n. Castle hauled alongside the
Mauna Loa this morning to take on
sugar for the Coast.
This is yarnish day at the KilohanI
Art League. Monday evening the full
view reception will be held
The ship Servia is loading at San
Francisco for Melbourne. Sydney. New
castle and thence to Honolulu.
The ship Great Admiral and schooner
Annie NJ. Campbell from Honolulu ar
rived at Neah Bay on October SIst.
The weather on Kauai is very smooth
with little rain and no wind. In the
channel is fair with northeast winds.
The barkentine Planter which left
San Francisco on October 31st for IIp-
nolulu, carried an immense deck load,
ten ten-ton boilers
The schooner Ada. weisbarth, is dis
charging at the Irmgard wharf $50 bags
paddy. and will take on general freight
and leave on Monday,
The Kamoi is lying at Aliens wharf.
She Is having a new mainmast put IL,
and general overhauling and will
again enter the island trade.
The Moiwahine from Hawaii has
finished discharging sugar at the rail-
road wharf. and is taking on freight.
She will leave the fore part OF next
week.
The total sugar left on Kauai per re-
cent reports is as follows: X. S. NJ,
1000 bags; Diamond W., 300; G. & r.,
SO; NJ. A. X. 200; L. p, coo. Total,
1868 bags.
The W. G. Hall will take the place
of the Mauna Loa on the island ruiz
while repairing Is being done and tn:
Mikahala will take the place OF the
w. G. Hall.
A large number of Portuguese con-
tract laborers are expected on the
Aorangi. They are consigned to The
plantation at Spreckelsville and will
take passage on the Maui which leaves
today provided the Aorangi DRIVES.
According to the report of the Sydney
Commercial News, the number of ma
rlne disasters is just three for the yea"
The wreck Of the ship william Car.
son being the only serious loss. When
the large annual volume Of shipping to
Honolulu and the islands Of the group
Is taken into consideration, this show
ing becomes all the more remarkable.
II is rumored that some positive ac.
ton will be taken at the forthcoming
session of Congress having In view No
securing of naval appropriation &c
carry forward the wosK of erecting q
government dock and machine Niops at
Pearl Harbor. II Is believed by those
In naval circles, that the benefits that
would accrue to the United States GOV
eminent in expediting the repairing
of vessels would more than justify the
establishing OF a naval station here.
Papers have been filed In the United
States District Court In San Francisco
by the John d. Spreckels 4 Bros. Co.
and the Shipowners and Merchants
Tug Co. libelling the Austrian steamer
Olga, 1886 baskets of sugar cargo,
and all Of her freight to recover claims
for salvage, The libelants allege says
the Examiner of the 18th inst. that
the value of the steamer Is $500 900,
that OF the cargo and freight $3.50 zoo,
and claim $4,000 as a competent al
lowance for having pulled the vessel off
the beach short time ago" 1t seems
that the vessel went ashore during a
heavy fog, and take It all in all the
accident will prove an expensive affa,,
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