Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

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MARINE
The bark Curtis has pulled into the
nishop wharf aud Is unloading cargo,
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The island steamer Keauhou, which
has been laid up for little over
week for n general overhauling ana
ropalntng, goes into commission again
tomorrow. sailing for HAWAI- ut D p H.
The steamer lwalNni, from Maui ana
Mulnkai ports, came to port yesterday
at midday, She brought few passen-
gers and not much cargo one SNIP
ment consisted of 1850 sheep Tor D.
Low,
purser CRUDE reports the following
sugar awaiting shipment ON kauai
X, \, NJ 1000, W, 1900, Max, lao2o,
q, and Il, 1850, MoB SbOi, X, L, 1000,
+, 6Sah, II, NJ 77i7, NJ, $, Go, 1000,
X, $, Co, 1860, q, T. aOSO'
Eu
Tho British steamship Gleniarg
passed the lslunds thls morning, OBJ
server ut Diamond Head Lighthouse
reports that tho Glenfarg was last la
port at Yokohama, She Is probably
bound for some Coast port,
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Chief Steward George Wiley of tho
America Muru has resigned and VIII
visit hIa folks In England, Mr., Wiley
huA boon IN the position for seven
wears, William Ashmon has accepted
tho vacancy made by the resignation
lie Nv we'll and fuyorably known ON
tho trNnA.pNclnc liners, having acted
IN capacity of chief steward on tho
Korea and China
The island steamer NooNu oame IN
curly yesterday morning from kukul-
hnele, bringing nine Japanese passen'
gers, and the following freight 81
heud cattle, four calves, three nkgs,
aundrIoa and 3G37 bags OF Union MIL
augnl The Noonu experienced Aolhe
little trouble In taking on her load OF
cattle ut Klkolo on account OF the
strong winds and heavy swolls that
were running nj tho time,
The island steamer W, q, Hall came
| In yesterday forenoon from Kauai
ports. Reports n quite choppy SEA
coming across the channel, but that
kind of weather was IN evidence all
about the Island yesterday, A SUIT
breeze from tho northwest Kicked up
quite Il aen on the western Side OF the
Island The Hall brings IN excep-
tIonaly heavy passenger Hist from the
Garden Island and The following
freight, 5000 bags A sugar, bs BIDS
hides, 3 BIDS, potts A boxes pears "
bds coCoanut plants, plg ana 10
pkgs, sUndfles
Tho An, steamship Arlzonan was
off the harbof early this morning ana
came into the hnrbor nj 10 O'Clock
Captain TnpIoy reports the finest klnil
OF weather oil the way down fronl
Puget Sound The ArIzonnn has a
littIor over 1000 tons OF freight for the
Islands, and ag soon M this ~ un-
loaded viii take on part Of llef
cargo Of sugar NJ THIS port ana inlbh
40 NJ lllo and Kahulnl, Captain Tap
Icy " u busy man this trip, The
freight clerk Of the ArlzOnan quit the
ship lust before she snlled, 80 The DUH
OF that work has been added 10 tho
; numerous other duties OF Captain
Tapey, A new officer on board tIl'
ArIzOnan IN j. W. Monroe, NJ ono TINE
, mate Of the island steamer Mlkhhhlh
good many years ago, THIS ~ M
MOnr0ca first visit 10 the Islands III :
good many years, The ArlzoDhl
brought no passengers.
8 PM
The bark George Curtis, which lefl
Ban Francisco fourteen days ago
came into the harbOr about 1880 yes
a., terday morning, Captain Herbert ~
, porte n fair wind ~ q steady Dhtur'
oil the way down, and at one Zine
= Was necessary 10 take In some ~ ~
Kites The gea, 10 nse Captain Her
+ bert'B words, was mill pond oil VI
= way down Two Berkeley Students u
I, pleasure bent, are making The r0up
trip on thk Curtis, and, from tiel
=. opinions OF The ISLANDS gathered nnl
: Ing twentysf0nr hours since afriyal,
:, IN possible there Will be- u larger part
y made 10 for ~ excursion here Whe
they return ~ The mainland,
o The Curtis brought . full cargo q
j. miscellaneous freight for This ~
II consisting principally Of hay, fertiIize
:. and clay, She also has u large con
= Segment " powder and u number {
" 7j.fDOt gp1fB on deck,
Az soon ~ tbc carg0 can be PIT ~
N The Curtis VIII load sugar for th
y C0ast