Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
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THE MARIANA ARRIVED yester-
day from Vancouver and Victoria and
left early this morning on her way
to the Colonies. She was delayed in
docking by the fact that minister
travelling In the second cabin got
away from the part of the deck to
which he should have kept, and
could not be found for some time aft
er the doctor went aboard. The Ma
rama left the Coast on July II. Com
ing down she passed the Aorangi ana
a five-masted American schooner
bound inward, and showing the let
tiers *. r., q. c." She brought 500
cases whiskey and $50 cases gin.
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THE MAUNA KEA arrived from
Hilo and Maui ports this morning on
schedule time. bringing an average list
of passengers, and the following
freight: / box pigs, l crate turkeys.
bag coin, bags ava, horses, bar.
rels tallow, 3 boxes empty bottles, 10
empty carboys, II boxes chickens, II
bags cocoa. % bags taro, 20 packages
vegetables, 33 empty kegs. 40 cords
wood, go cases honey, Il barrels EN-.
PITY bottles, II bags cabbage, 19AG
packages sundries.
THE ARRIVAL of the Atlas, Amer
lean ship, at Delaware Breakwater
yesterday, 1O7 days out from Kahu
miles ocean race. her competitors be.
ing the Astral and the Edward Sewall
The three vessels. all four.masted
steel craft, of the same build and rig.
carrying the same cargo. left port
within three days of each other, all
bound for the Brcakwater. The sail
ing date OF the Atlas was April 9th
last.
| PURSBR PETE PHILLIPS of the
Mauna Kea makes the following re.
port of sugar on Hawaii Olaa, 80.
3Oi; Waiakea. 5000; Hawaii Mill.
$685. Wainaku, 1900; Onomea. 49,.
500; Pepeekeo, ll,OO0; HOnomu, 49,.
600; Hakalau, 1850; Laupahoehoe,
10000; Ookala, 1000; Kukaiau. 5000;
Hamakua. 5000: Paauhau, 1860; Ku.
kuihaele, 1000; Punaluu, 16,G7S; Ho.
nuapo. 1916.
JOS. r. k.IDDY, Sailors Union
agent has written letter to Com
mander w. Strother Smith. U. S. N,
stationed at Washington, d. c., en-
bodying suggestions on the revision
Of laws relating to the safety of life
at sea. in accordance with a circular
from Roosevelt inviting such sugges-
tions.
! THE AMERICAN schooner Mary T.
, Foster, 30 days out of Taltal, came IN
to port this morning She brings H.
1000 bag of nitrate, consigned to H.
Hack'"'l & Co. Tho schpolcr had II
} quiet and rather long tip from the
south american port.
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THE SCHOONER yacht Luriine /.
minus cook for the return voyage
, and the shipping commissioner is busy
supplying this needful functionary sol
Commodore Sinclair
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!. THE p. NJ. S. S. Siberia, from 70
kohama, will be due tomorrow morn
inD nd In oil lilit,- ,tin o.,
San Francisco In the afternoon, so &c,
| your mail ready.
THE STEAMER Alaskan which H.
to arrive here on the 9TH from the
Sound, will be despatched FOR San
Francisco direct on August Sth.
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! THE All. s. S. Columbian arrived
in San Francisco yesterday, and Is ex
pected to sail for this port on SEIZED
ule time, July Goth.
THE NOEAU arrived this morning
from Hawaii with 1000 bags sugar and
30 Greenwich cattle. She had lap
dnese on deck.
, THE STEAMER HELENE came iI
from Hawaii ports this morning Will
J 1904 bags sugar and a deck load OF
cattle
! THE CRUISER Milwaukee is
through copling. The Craigvar is now
unloading cargo onto the Naval wharf
THE INVRADELLI arrived at Hilc
Thursday, to discharge coal, She viii
be emptied by Thursday next.
A FIVE MASTED schooner wai
seen in the offing yesterday, too fal
away to be made out.
THE S. s. Virginian will sail fol
Kahului Monday afternoon.
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