Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-05
COMING AND GOING
Of MANY SHIPS
Movements of Vessels in
Hawaiian Islands
Trade.
NINE SUGAR CARGOES
IN TWELVE DAYS
Boats on the Berth for Honolulu
At San Francisco and Other
Items Of Marine
News.

Over quarter of a million bags of
sugar went into San Francisco from
these Islands from March Sth to the
18th, inclusive. This sugar represents
the cargoes OF nine vessels which ar.
rived within the Golden Gate on and
between the dates mentioned.
The largest cargo was carried by
the ship Tillie Z. StarbuCk, and num-
bered 54.663 sacks.
The following is a summary of wh1t
some OF the vessels in the Island trade
were doing when the steamship Ala
media left San Francisco. Several 9th.
er vessels. well known here, are men.
toned, their movements being Of in.
terest to many shipping men in this
port.
The Oceanic steamship Australia. so
dear in the memory of so many OF Ha.
waits people. sailed from San Fran.
cisco on March 29th for Tahiti direct
The Globe Navigation Companys
fast schooner William Nottingham
now at Redondo, California. has been
chartered to carry lumber from Puget
Sound to Shanghai by the Eddy, Falk
and American Trading Company. She
is the vessel which recently accom-.
plished the trip from the Sound to Re.
dondo with a one and a half million
feet of lumber in the unusually good
time Of eleven days.
The bark Alden Besse, Captain kes.
sci, which arrived at San Francisco on
the Sth OF last month from this port,
With 1879 bags of sugar, is leading
general merchandise for Honolulu.
Her time of departure is not yet
known. She will probably bring down
a few passengers.
The bark Andrew Welch, Captain
Drew, which arrived at San Francisco,
from Honolulu on February q with
26,205 bags Of sugar. is also loading
general for this port and will prob.
sbly bring few passengers. The bark
Carrollton, Captain Gordon, will bring
coal here from Tacoma, going to that
Fort from San Francisco, where she
arrived in ballast from Honolulu on
March 10.
The steamer Enterprise, Captain Mil
ler, was scheduled to sail from San
Francisco the day the Alameda and
City of Picking sailed, March 30, for
Hilo, with general merchandise and
passengers. She arrived at San
Francisco from Panama on October
oi last year.
On Thursday next, April 10. the
bark Edward May, Captain Hansen, is
scheduled to sail from San Francisco
for MAXWELL, via this port, with gen
eral merchandise. The Edward May
arrived at San Francisco on the 10th
of last month from Kahului with $3.50
bags Of sugar.
The iron ship Falls Of Clyde, Cap.
lain Matson, is on the berth at San
Francisco for Hilo. She arrived at the
former port from the latter on March
70 with 50,131 bags of sugar.
The schooner Helene, Captain Chris.
iiansen, was scheduled to sail from
the Golden Gate on March 20, last
Saturday, for this port, with general
cargo and, perhaps a few passengers.
She reached the Coast from Honolulu
on March 10 with 24,Sl7 sacks of SUI
gar
or the first of this month the bark
Martha Davis, Captain McAlmon, was
expected to leave San Francisco for
Hllo with general merchandise. She
reached the Coast on March 10 from
Hilo with 23,4l5 sacks of sugar, dis.
charging her sugar at the Lombard
wharf and loading for the Islands IN
twelve days.
Barkentine Planter, Captain Chase,
vas down to leave San Francisco on