Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29


flying the American colors,
appeared OFF the harbor late yesterday
afternoon, her skipper c. II. Chase,
sending up signals Of distress.
A visit made the little vessel de.
veloped the fact that the Gamble was
yUetully short OF provisions. Captain
Chase sought fresh supplies Of water
ana certain lines Of groceries and
meats.
The Gamble sailed from Port Gam.
BILE, a Puget Sound lumber center. on
the 9th of last November. Laden to
the limit with timber the vessel pro
cecded to Algoa Bay, on the coast Of
South Africa. Following the dis
charge Of cargo. Captain Chase with
lis command put TO sea on the 2Sth
OF last March. From that date he has
met with unfortunate weather COndi.
lions In that adverse winds brought
about a very slow and tedious passage.
The skipper and his crew of white
sailors appeared quite contented with
their lot when the schooner was visit
ed by the customs and quarantine Off.
GERS yesterday.
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while his vessel swings at anchor out.
side the harbor limits.
The Gamble Is bound for San Fran.
cisco. The vessel Is proceeding to the
California port In ballast. The skipper
stated today that he had hoped for a
TAR more favorable wind during the
remainder of his passage.
Had my ship been on the coast at
he present time. | would have cap.
ured profitable charter with high
rates for tonnage now prevailing at
Sound ports he said.
Skipper and crew were more than
anxious for some bis of news frbm
The outside world after their five
months isolation on the bosom of the
hriny deep.
Three lnter-lsland Departures Today.
Three lntcr.lsland steamers are
booked for departure this afternoon.
The Mauna Kca, flagship Of the fleet,
Is TO sail for Hilo direct AT o'clock.
taking a good.sized list Of cabin pas.
scngers, many of whom will extend
heir tour to the crater of Kilauea.
The Niihau, taking general cargo
and explosives, is on the boards To-
depart at o'clock this afternoon for
HOnuapo, Punalm and Hoopuloa.
4 third steamer destined for depart.
IRE for Hawaii ports this afternoon IL
the Maui. which vessel has been load.
ed with large and miscellaneous car
90. The Maui Is scheduled to call at
Papaaloa.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii
includes the following COnsignments.
according to report brought to tins
-ity by Purser Philips Of the steamer
Mauna Kea: Olaa, $500: Waiakea,
5000 Hawaii Mill, 500; Hilo Sugar
Co., II 800; Onomea, 1889; Pepeekeu,
1900; llOnOmu, 1880; Hakalau, Il,
$50: LaupahOchOc, Il 900: Kaiwiki,
6l45; Kukaiau, G0OO; lIamakua Mill,
10000; Paauhau, 5000; Honokaa, 5000 {;
kukuihaele, 10000; Punaluu, $685. /;
HOuapo, 1900 sacks.
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Mauna kea in This Morning.
The Mauna Kea returned to Homo,
lulu this morning bringing a large list
If cabin and deck passengers and car.
go including a quantity Of empties, 10
cords wood, - barrels wine. II sacks
awo, 80 crates carrots, % sacks rice,
10 sacks barley, 80 bundles Ohia floor,
ing, crates of chickens, turkeys. $50
head sheep and 235 packages sundries,
Purser Philips reports fine trip
homeward with light trades and
smooth seas. The steamer Kauai was
passed at Hakalau, and the Kaiulani
At Paauhau.
Schooner Alexander Late Arrival at
f1ilo.
The latest addition to Hlo shipping
Is the American schooner s. Y. Alex
ander, the windjammer reaching the
Crescent city on last Wednesday with
full shipment of lumber. The yes
sci completed a twenty-day trip from
Eureka. The MatsOn Navigation
steamer Enterprise and the Mary
Winkclman We're other deep water
craft at HiIo at the time of departure
Of the lnter-lsland steamer Mauna
Koa.
Tears and Leis at Nile Departure.
Tears ana lcis were features in the
departure Of the Pacific Mail liner
Nile for Oriental ports this morning
The sailing OF group of Japanese
iugPlors brought buyy of maidens AT
the wharf, and great was the weeping
and gnashing Of teeth theroat. A
dozen Asa'iC passengers took pas
n0ge for the coast of Asia IN the Nile
The vessel was supplied with seven
hundred tons Of coal, during the stay