Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-01-02
News Of Shipping
Along Water Front


The Waileale was taking on some
freight this morning at Oceanic wharf.
The Allen A. is discharging her cargo
nj redwood lumber rapidly and will
make quick clearance.
The Irmgard has commenced dis
charging her general cargo and by Sat
nrday will begin to take on sugar.
The Chilean lark Alta came into the
harbor yesterday from Newcastle with
coal. She made the trip in Gi days AMI
IS in command of Captain Thronagle.
The steamer Miiahala which arrived
yesterday reports the following sugar
as lcft on Kauai: Max. $50; q. 4 r.,
ss5; X. p, l,iOO; L. H.. $50; A. H., oil
The Mikahala which arrived yestec-
day reports total of 1889 bags Of
sugar left on Kauai The purser re-
ports fine weather on Kauai and light
northeast winds crossing the channel
Many Of the vessels lying in the
harbor and at the wharves were gaily
decorated with their ships flags aud
sQnting. The transport Kintuck was
especially attractive. There was ab-
solutely no business transacted yester-
day along the water front. The ma
iority of the sea captains were ashore
taking in the sights and dining with
friends.
The Fairbanks Morse gasoline en-
CINE which George Paris installed in
the new Hackfeld building not long
ago. lifted this morning one of FREQ
Harrison's blue stones weighing in the
neighborhood of five and one-half tons.
This stone was cut out of block six
teen feet long and is the very largest
that has, so far. been used in the con-
struction of the building. 1t is to be
used in an archway on the second
door.
Civil Engineer F. c. Prindle. u. S. y.
who Is now on duty at the L. S. Naval
Station has been ordered to report 10
the commandant of the Z. S. Navy
Yard at Mare Island for treatment In
she Naval hospital. He has been all
ing Tor some time and his complaint
icing more or less aggravated by the
climatic conditions will compel an i'm
mediate change. A medical board o.
survey having in his case recommends
that he be sent to the Naval hospital
at adre Island for treatment. Nj,
Prindle will take passage on the
steamer Zealandia which leaves here
On the 9Th inst.
People passing along the water
front have had their attention called 10
the rather torn and dlapidated condi-
lion Of the flag floating to the breezes
tom the rigging of the ship william
h.. Macy. There is quite little story
connected with the appearance of this
dag. While the ship was lying at her
berth at Sydney word was received OF
the raising Of the siege Of Mafekins
which was the occasion for great re-
Ioicing. the populace at the time going
actually wild. While unfurling the ilaI
upon this occasion 1t became entangled
in raising It to the proper position
hence its present appearance.
The German ship Marie Hackfeld ar
rived in port yesterday from Bremen
She was 1872 days on the trip and
brought large cargo OF general mer,
shandise consigned to H. Hackfeld &
Co. The vessel is in command OF
Captain Wuhrmann who stated to this
Bulletin reporter that in all his year;
IN sailing vessels he had never expert
snced such a stormy passage rs thai
encountered in rounding Gaze Horn OF
this voyage. At times the ship woLlt
he buried fore and aft. The Hawaiian
Islands were sighted eight days ago
but owing to unfavorable winds thu
captain could not make port. Las
evening the captain celebrated his ar
rival on New Years day by a display
Of fireworks from the deck Of the shI
while the crew furnished music for The