Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-23

The upper works of the schooner
Mai Wahine are receiving general
cauliing.
The Oceanic steamer Alameda
pulled over to the railroad wharf this
morning to take on in the neighbour
hood of 5000 sacks of sugar and
large quantity of green hides She
will sail for the Coast tomorrow morn
ing.
The U. S. quarantine launch Oahu
Is receiving a new coat of copper be-
low the water line. The new cahtn
O fthe launch is under construction.
and it is expected that she will 60
into commission about the end OF this
month.
Quarantine regulations are being
strictly enforced regarding all incom-
ing vessels. The quarantine was to
be raised tomorrow, but the authorl-
ties in charge of that branch of the
service have seen fit to extend the
time for 80 days longer.
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The local agents of the Oceanic
Steamship Company report that the
Alameda will make but one more
wound trip, after which she will haul
up for much needed repairs. The
Sierra will take the Alameda's run
while the latter is laid IN.
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The four-masted schooner Aloha
sailed this morning at half-past eleven
tor Kaanapali. She will deliver at that
place little over rs tons Of general
cargo that she brought from San
Francisco and take on 1400 tons az
sugar. The Aloha had rat-killin2
fumigation yesterday afternoon.
This is departure day along the In
ter-Island wharfs. The Kinau left aC
noon with a fairly sized passenger list.
At o'clock the Hall will leave for
Kauai ports and at the same hour the
Iwalani will get away for Maui and
Molokai The Keauhou and Mikahala
will also depart on their regular runs.
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The Kinau departed on time today
noon. She carried fairly good sized
passenger list and full cargo OK
freight. Eight fine looking mules werc
shipped to Hilo by the Kinau. There
was a large crowd at the wharf to see
their friends off. Leis were in pro-
fusion. The Kinau took "a bags OF
mail. h., shM M
All of the steerage passengers and
the crew of the Alameda were taken to
the quarantine station this morning
on the Cummins for the purpose OF
being fumigated. They were returned
to the Alameda after the operation,
and none of them will be allowed to
GONE ashore again while the steamer
is in port.
The Alameda will carry an eXcep-
tionally good sized freight cargo to
the Coast tomorrow There are 1000
cases of canned pineapples on board
now. Bananas have been pouring in
since Saturday morning and will
amount to over 1920 buunches that
will be carried on deck. In her cold
storage department is shipment OF
900 cases of green pines. A shipment
of WOOL consisting of 100 bales, is u
part of the cargo this trip. The wool
is from the Gay ranch on Lanai.
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Cotton Bros big dredger has been
hauled to the new Kinau wharf and
is being thoroughly overhauled for tho
>f Ini, tho dahriS
casioned by the blasting which has
been going on for some time. The
work of clearing out the slip was OF
more magnitude than at first sup
posed. The obstructing ledge of roce
extended clear across the slip. 1t will
be some time yet before blasting will
be finished, but this will not prevent
clearing away the rock that has SO
far been disodged
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The British steamship Pondo, Capt
Narge, came into the harbor this
morning at 8 o'clock, IL days from
Wellington, New Zealand. Capt. Narge
reports fairly good weather the whole
trip across. The Pondo brings $50 tons
of sulphate ammonia and 20 tons OF
general merchandise for Honolulu, and
will remain in port but one day. or
barely long enough to discharge the
freight she has for here. The balance
of her cargo, consisting of miscellane-
Gus freight, she will take on to Van
couver, B. C. The Pondo has made
several trips to this port already with
coal.