Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-18

The incoming steamers report the
) bark Mohican at Hilo
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The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co. s building on Queen street is being
connected with the main sewer.
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Boatbuilder Johnston has recently
completed very pretty launch in the
old Wilder Steamship Company's
shops.
The yacht La Paloma has been
hauled in alongside of Bishops wharf,
where some needed oyerhauling will
be given her
All Of the old cannon along the city
front are being removed. These old
guns have been there good many
years and will be missed as old land
marks.
A monster shark is reported to have
visited the harbor yesterday afternoon
After swimming about for a while on
a tour of inspection he made OFF out
through the channel.
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4 The ship Shive Roe will soon have
discharged her cargo of phosphate and
will depart for Victoria about next Sat
urday One thousand tons of her cargo
goes to a northern firm.
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The steamer Helene arrived at 3
o'clock this morning from Kawaihae.
she reports fair weather with light
winds. She brought the following
freight: 12,004 bags sugar, so head
cattle, mules, Is horses.
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The city water was shut off this
morning at O'Clock in all that part OF
the city adjacent to the Channel wharf
Tor the purpose of making the connec-
ton with the new buildings on the
! filled-in part of Quarantine island.
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The schooner Aloha, which is dis
charging general cargo at Bishops
dock, will finish in couple of days.
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Uf sugar at this port and proceed to
Hanapali, where she will load the bal
ance.
The island steamer Ke Au Hou,
which recently came off the marine
railway, is tied up at the company
wharf. A new steam wench is being
installed on the main deck and a gen.
eral caullling OF the upper works il
being done.
The launch Brothers, belonging to
the Young Drothers, went to Peal!
Harbor this morning for the purpose
Iof bringing down the water scow that
has been used at that point by Con-
tractor Lord in the construction of
The new sewer outlet.
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The steamer Claudine arrived early
this morning from Hawaii and Maui,
bringing in the following freight: SSi
sacks potatoes, II sacks corn, ! mill
roller, horse, SO hogs, II packages
hides, 176 packages empty bottles, 1O4
packages sundries, 20 head cattle and
is calves.
The Island steamer Mikahala was
the only vessel that poked her nose in
side the heads all day yesterday. She
came from Kauai ports. The Mikahala
brought in large passenger list and
5000 bags of X. S. M. sugar. Purser
Miles reports pleasant weather Oh ka-
uai and fine tri1.
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There was quite gathering of the
elan at the Healani boat house last
night. Over thirty members were Pros
Ipnt. general discussion was the
order of the day regarding getting
ready for the coming races on Regatta
! Day. Most of the active members will
go into active training this week and
Keep it up steadily until the great
events come off.
The British steamer Scottish Mon
arch, Captain Dover, departed from
Bishops slip at noon today. She is
in ballast and very little of that. AS
soon as she gets to sea she will pump
in water ballast that will answer the
purpose The Scottish Monarch came
mere with coal SD the Inter-lsand
Steam Navigation Co. Her cargo con-
sisted of 6540 tons, which she unload
ed at the record-breaking rate of 800
tons day She sails for Newcastle,
at which port she will load coal for
San Francisco, being able to get one
dollar more per ton freight to thaI
port than is paid for tho same service
to Honolulu. She took three bags OF
mail for Australia y Waterman has
been in attendance on the Scottish
Monarch since she has been in port
for the express purpose of preventing
any of the seventeen Cinnamon which
she carries among her crew, from es.
Gaping from the ship She has lost
one man by desertion. Another sea-
man, who joined the ship yesterday,
and placed his clothes on board, failed
to show up at the time Of sailing and
mis- belongings were landed on the