The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-06-27

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allow her to sail from Kahului for the
coast on Saturday, July s.. Of the
other boats of the All. line, the Ne
vadan leaves the Sound July 9TH, San
Francisco July 18th, arriving here
July 21st. The Alaskan is at Kama
pail loading sugar. She will call at
Kahului and Hilo, leaving the latter
port for Delaware Breakwater about
July 3rd.
WILL BE BUSY FOURTH.
1t looks as if there wasn't going to
be much Fourth of July celebrating for
the stevedores and others that pick up
their bread and butter on the harbor
front. Yesterday morning II. Hack
field & Co. received cable from Yo-
, kohama announcing the departure of
the p. NJ. S. s. Korea from that port.
She has 500 tons of cargo for this port
and room for rs passengers to San
Francisco. The liner is expected here
on the morning of July 4th. Then the
Oceanic liner Sierra is due from the
Colonies on her way to the coast on
the national holiday. That will keep
another bunch of stew edores working
while the orators are spouting, the
bands playing and tie ,ockets whizz'
ing uptown 1t is also whispered that
A. nrA
along 60 as to give her men n chance
| to celebrate the Fourth ashore. And
last of all, there is a possibility that
the All. s. S. Nebraskan may be late
enough to pull in on the Fourth.
TO RAISE THE HuLKs.
The various hulks sunk in RotteI
Row for years past will have to b'
raised and removed before the i'm
provement of the harbor can go on
Lieutenant Slattery will notify thu
owners to remove them and if they
fail to do this the government will d,
the work and sell the material to pay
costs. All the vessels which have beer
anchored in the row have been remov
ed so that the surveying operation
may be carried on.
TWO LEAKY SHIPS.
Advices from Auckland, n. T., stat
that the bark Mary l.. Cushing, boun
from Newcastle to Honolulu with Goa
put into that port in distress May II
leaking six inches of water. She re
paired and resumed her voyage Jun
20. Another leaky ship was the Henri.
Willard on the way from New York t
this port. She put into Melbourne ant
sailed again Saturday for Honolulu.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The steamer Likelike sailed for Mau
and Molokai ports last night.
The CA. S. S. Miowera is due iron
the Colonies tomorrow on her way t
Victoria and Vancouver.
The bark r. p. Rithet will probabl,
get away for San Francisco today wit
full load of sugar. She will tax
several passengers.
The island steamers scheduled t
sail Monday and Tuesday next wee
will not depart until Wednesday o
account of the Fourth of July.
The wooden stringer along the edg
of Naval Dock No. , is being torn u
and new one will be substituted
The old timber was badly rotted.
The members of the NJ. B, Curti
Novelty Company were entertained b.
Commander Lucien Young on boar
the Bennington yesterday afternoon.
The sailors of the U. S. S. Benningto
have rugged sailcloth awning on til
mauka end OF Naval Dock No. 2, vi
der which they maintain blacksmit
shop.
The steamer Khan sailing for Hill
and way ports this noon will carry
record breaking crowd. Many OF tn
passengers are students returnin
home after their year at school.
The rank of commodore, now extinc
on the active list, has been revived o
the retired list and captains askin
for voluntary retirement will be r.
tired as commodores instead of {
rear-admirals.
) Workmen are busy laying spurs fro
i the Alakea street terminus of IL
I Alakea, Kakaako & Eastern Railroa
These spurs VII. reach every part {
the lot to be excavated for the ne
Alakea street slips.
:. The army transport Warren sale
E from Nagasaki yesterday with flu
e load of coal for the local army qua
termaster. The army has more CO..
here now than ever before in the hi
tory of the post.
I The stephan is now proceeding
a. Shanghai to lay a cable $50 miles
length along the coast, which WI
> form a part of the Shanghai-Ya
l. cable, of which the main lire is no
n being constructed by the North &c
man Gable Works, and which will !
laid next winter.
II BEWARE OF A COITGu