Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-02
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MAUNA kEA IN.


The lnior-Island steamer Mama
kca came into port this morning from
iilo and way ports, at the scheduled
hour. Z O'Clock She brought long
list of passengers. and her usual car.
20 of the pantry variety. The boat
had fine trip all through. the first IL
some time. The cargo she brought
Is. auto. | boxc chickens, | bag coin.
2 dogs. pigs, 4 horses, packages
skins, bales vegetables, empty
carboys, bales ava, s bags corn, g
bags coffee, 0 bags cocoa. . bags
bones, 10 crates celery, Is barrels
empty bottles. 90 cords wood. 3:
empty kegs, 100 bundles hides, 700
railroad ties, 1873 packages sundries.
The vessel brought in the following
sugar list from Ililo: Olaa, 1860:
Waiakea. 5000; Hawaii Mill. 1000.
Wainaku, $4,000; Onomca, 9543: Pc.
pcckeo, 300: Ilonomu, iO,5OO; Haka.
Tau, 2i,50O: Laupahoehoc. $4,000: 90
kala, 2500; Kukaiau. 5000; Hamakua,
$4,000; Paauhau, 25,OOO; Honokaa,
5000; Kukulhaele. $3.50; Punaluu. Is.
900; Honuapo, 1924.
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THE All. s. s. NEVADAN sailed
at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
for San Francisco, with about 5000
tons of freight, most of It sugar and
with a number Of passengers aboard.
Among the departures were Clinton J.
Hutchins and wife, Mr.. Hutchins go
Ing TO the Coast to remain.
TIE lNTERISLAND steamer Kc
An Hou arrived In port this morning.
with deck passengers aboard. She
Brought 5000 bags X. $. sugar, S77
bags rice. boxes lines, tubs sage
3 bags sugar, 10 bags -four. 2 pack.
ages lard, - empty barrels, % pack.
ages sundrlCs.
THE T. X. X. $. S. Hongkong Maru
left late last night for the Orient. af.
ter arriving here early in the after.
noon from San Francisco. She car.
ried number of local passcHEnrs
The bulk Of her freight consists Of
army supplies.
THE AMERICAN SHIP Marion
Chilcott, Anderson. 81 days out Of Ga.
viota with Associated oil, arrived in
port this morning. She carried a full
cargo. Good weather and an unevent.
full passage is reported.
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THE AMERICAN BARK st. Cath.
crime sailed from Hilo Friday morn.
ing for San Francisco, laden with
sugar.
THE SCHOONER BOREALIS left
Mahukona friday morning for the
Coast, with sugar in her hold.
THE TENDER FOR the yacht Ha. !
wall was launched yesterday from
the Intcrisland wharf, and was taken |
out To the boat this afternoon, to be |
used in taking aboard passengers for
her maiden sail.
THE T. x. X. s. S. America Maru, |
which arrived early yesterday after
noon en- route from the Orient for San
Francisco, went out at O'Clock last |
evening on her way to the Coast, car.
rying mail, and some passengers.
THE CHARGEURS REUNIS s. s. !
Ceylan, Jouan, sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. |
From San Francisco she goes to Van.
cnuvor and thence around the Horn
on world tour.
THE U. S. S. IROQUOlS returned
from the lcpcr settlement at Molokal
afternoon at 3 O'Clock with |
the settlement inspection party
aboard.
THE BARKENTINE FULLERTON
sailed at ten this morning for Port
Hartford In ballast. The ship Falls of
Clyde, another oil tank, leaves today
for the same port.
THE CHILEAN and Brazilian war.
ships in the harbor attracted a good
deal of attention this morning.
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THE STEAMER NOEAU left for
Honokaa and Kukulhaele at noon to.