Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-09
WATERFRONT NOTES
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

the North Jctty, entrance to Humboldt
Bal, Cal, was reported adrift June rs.
It will be replaced as soon as prac-
ticable.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CAL.
Notice is hereby given that Four.
and. One.Half Fathom Gas Buoy
moorcd 27OO feet eastward of Pacific
Mail s. s. Wharf. San Francisco Bay
Cal. heretofore reported cxtinsuished
was relighted June 90
Notice Is hereby given that Castro
Rocks Gas Buoy. moored about 500 feet
SW. Y S. from the outermost of Cas-.
tro Rocks. San Francisco Bay. Califor
mia, found extinguishcd. was relightci
June 20.
SAN PABLO BAY, CAL.
Notice Is hereby given that San Pab
10 Dredged Channel Buoy No. 10, San
Pablo Bay. Cal, heretofore reported al.
most submerged, was replaced June 49,
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
POINT CABRILLO. CAL.
Notice Is hereby given that Point
Cabrillo Light-Station was established
June 10, 1909, on Point Cabrillo, about
$50 feet from its end, about % miles
NNW'ly. from Point Arena Light
House.
The light Is of the 3i.order, flashing
white every 10 seconds. 81 feet above
the water, 32 feet above base of tower,
and should be visible IAN miles In
clear weather, the observers eye Is
| feet above the water.
The tower IL a white octagonal frame
structure with brown trimmings ana
surmounted by black cylindrical Ian
tern. 1t rises from the rear of a one.
story, white, fog-signal building with
brown trimmings and red roof. Three
white, two.story, frame dwellings, with
red roofs, stand about 600 feet Ely
from the tower; a white barn, with RED
roof, and several small outbuildinga
nearby.
The approximate geographic position
OF the light, as taken from Coast AMI
Geodetic Survey Chart. No. sos, is:
Latitude. north, 80 deg. 20 min. go
secJ; longitude. west, 1873 deg. 40 min.
(35 sec.).
Point Arena Lighthouse, 10 deg. &c
min. true (SSE. 3-S Il. mag; Punta
Gorda. 1876 deg. 10 min. true INV. ii
N. Mag.)
The fog-signal, drst.class com
prcssed.air siren, sounds thus: Blast,
sec; silent interval. ? sec; blast, 2
sec; silent interval, "a sec.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
FREIGHT DELIVERED by the
steamer Mauna Loa this morning: 2935
bags II. A. Co. sugar, 26 bags coffee, 2
bags ava, 2 bags beans, 3 bags ginger
8 bags cabbage. 60 bags charcoal, 3S
lunches bananas, s barrels pears, IL
cases pears, 8 barrels dried fish, Z
cases dried fish, 4 kegs butter, 8 kegs
sake, 80 bundles hides, I bundle sheep
skins, bundles goat skins, 1876 pack.
ages sundries, 10 crates chickens, S
crates pigs, II hogs, horses, 10
caves, 81 head cattle.
M
THE PROSPER although slated to
get out again this morning has not yet
done so. Her crew did the best they
could to lie released from their art.
icles and are firmly convinced that
The ship Is possessed by a hoodoo but
were not able to do more than look
cross. They will take her over.
THE HILONIAN is unloading at the
railway wharf. The popular Matson
liner will leave for the coast next
Tuesday and will carry full cargo as
well as a full passenger list Captain
Johnson, now recovered from his acct
dent in Castles automobile, will again
take command.
HAWAII SUGAR LIST by steamer
Mauna Loa this morning: Honuapo,
1875; Punaluu, 1000; Honokaa. 400;
Kukuihae!e. $500; Paauhau, 5000;
Paauilo, $4,000; Kukaiau. GAL.
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| THE HfADES of the Matson line
returned today from Kauai and Is at
the railroad wharf completing her car.
go.
| The barkentlne Coronado leaves for
San Francisco Sunday morning, July