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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1898
Page
7
Reader note lists Wilder's Steamship Co timetable showing voyage times, vessel names like Pre. 8B and Robe, captains including dA Ring and iBupe, with schedule details for Wight and adjacent passages in a historic coastal network.
The Stmr KinaU and Clarke will depart Honolulu for Lahaina and Mahukhoe the next day, arriving the same evening. They will then return leaving Hilo later, with stops at various ports. The voyage includes time at sea and delays, with cargo and crew movement noted.
The Claudine Cameron steamer warns shippers that changes in schedule may occur without notice and the line is not liable for freight unless landed. Live stock at owner risk. money or valuables not covered unless declared. Purser receipt required for all freight. Unloaded freight may be held at shipper risk. Additional charge of twenty five percent may apply.
Shipping intelligence reports at Diamond Head on August 22 the weather clear with light northeast wind. The standard time whistle rings at 12 hours OM, which corresponds to 1:30 p.m. standard time.
Steamers schedule lists arrivals and waits for several ports including Glengyle Chin Jay Mauna Loa Maui Alliance San Francisco Lehua Molokai Lanai and Mauna Loa Maul Hawi Kohala and Hawai. A moonlight concert on Make Island features Part I marching overture Semiramis selection Bohemian Girl Solo and Chorus with Mrs Minnie Kanoho and Mr Dan Moe. Part II includes a cornet solo Sea Flower with Mr Charles Kreutzer and a medley North and South Tobant Song My Coat Black Lady and The Star Spangled Banner.
A reader decries bakery costs and questions why baking powder sells at 25 or 30 cents per pound. They complain cream of tartar is expensive, arguing grocers and manufacturers must profit, making the product financially unattainable.
The Colaahee alongside the old fishmarket wharf. Tacomahee at Irmygard. Vincent discharging coal at Fort Street. Kauai to Kauai porta with coal and Teeter tomorrow. Walalente from Kabaka four hours thirty seven minutes. Two new bailers for Electric Light Works discharged at WH Dimond. James Makes from Kapaa with 160 bags of rice. will sail with coal. Lady arrived with 60 bags of rice, discharging on Oceanic wharf. will sail this afternoon. Esther Bubne arriving from Eureks with 339000 feet lumber for OL B Co. Captain Johnson entertained at Arlington Hotel by pebrconere. Weather on windward side: fine. 200 bags rice left at Pooalug. 12 inch well being sunk at Mormon gest ment in Laie. From Kapaa via etme Janes Makee Aug 25. Townsend, Dr C A Peterson and MD Mon sarrat.
A Finder offers rewards and seeks portions related to Hawylian Kloe ite Co. in an offer to A W Honlthy. The notice promises a multable reward for information leading to recovery or disclosure.
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