Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-01
CAME 70 BUY AN
ISLAND SCHOONER
Agent Guard Of Matson
Line in Town For
Pleasure.
HONEYMOON TRIP OF
ROSAMOND NEXT time
Master Of Roderick Dhu Here as
Expert Passengers Book for
Coast in Bark From
HilO.

er kinau yesterday afternoon.
i've come to Honolulu for pleas
urc." said MIR. Guard. in Wilder's ship
Cl andlcry on Queen street whittier he
! had gone to meet some Of his aCquaint'
anccr.
Mr.. Guard. however, came to town
on business as well as pleasure He
has business here for the Matson Nav
igation Company and for himself pri.
vately. Mr.. Guard and Captain John
son of the bark Roderick Dhu came
TO see about purchasing the gasoline
schooner Eclipse understanding that
she was FOR sale. Guard wants a
small gasoline schooner for the Ha.
wall Coasting trade. he says.
there is trade on the coast OF
| Hawaii" said Mr.. Guard. that calls
/ for just such a vessel as the Eclipse.
This is a private enterprise Of my own
and has nothing to do with the Matson
Navigation Company. Captain John.
son was coming to Honolulu, so ]
asked him to act as an expert and tell
me what he thought Of the Eclipse"
Whether the Eclipse will be turned
over to MIR. Guard by her present own.
ers. the Hawaiian Navigation Compa.
ny. Is not yet known. Mr.. Guard will
go to San Francisco or send to San
Francisco for vessel for his purpose
il he does not secure the Eclipse. II
is not likely. say the agents of the
Eclipse that the vessel will be sold
This schooner business of mine
will not compete at all with the boats
of Wilders Steamship Company" said
Mr.. Guard.
Mr.. Guard went on to talk of the sue.
cess Of the steamship Enterprise 90 an
L oil-burner. "'The Enterprise is splen.
did vessel" said he. "and she has II ore
than met all our hopes as an oil burn
err When she went to the Coast last
time she took all the sugar available,
1857 tons. and she can carry 1000 tons.
We will soon have tug. something
like the Relief. down from the Coast.
She is now called the Charles Coun.
cclman. We will give her some Ha.
waiian name, something appropriate to
the Islands"
Captain johnson of the Rodcrick
Dhu. who also arrived in the Kinau,
e is the older brother of Captain An.
drew II. Johnson of the schooner Eos.
amond. The Roderick Dhu is In Hilo.
The Rosamond Is now in this port.
The Roderick Dhu expects to sail
from Hilo about the 10th of this month
with sugar. She expects to be back
In Hilo again early in August.
A number OF passengers are going
to the Coast in the Dhu. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jr. and
children, DR.. Evans and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter, Miss McVay. Mrs. Won
Answalt and child and Mr. Hewitt
have already engaged passage in the
fine bark.
The Rosamond will also take Las
sengers for San Francisco from this
port. Thirteen persons have already
engaged passage, mostly ladies'. in
Guiding Mrs. Walker and child and
Mrs. Deal.
When Captain Andrew Johnson
brings the Rosamond back to Homo
lulu he will be accompanied by his
bride. Upon reaching the Coast. the
genial navigator will become bene
dict marrying a Miss Macdonald OF
Brooklyn, New York. The next trlI
of the Rosamond therefore, will be a
, honeymoon trip and, incidentally, the
last trip of Captain Johnson. so he
says, for he intends to give up the
+ sea, for some time at any rate. and
settle ashore.
-: =: - : : . :. I. = 80.
, Mr.. Waidron was going to the State,
Z on the coming Wednesday and ended
+ his speech by giving to Mr.. Waldror
the full need oil praise which that gen
tleman has so fully deserved for hi
b faithful work which has met with Sc
I much success. Three cheers for Mr.
I Waldron were then called for and tn,
response rang out with hearty goo'
@ will.
i The Palama trio then gave a voca
= selection, whefeupon the final numbe
y on the program, series of stereopti
Il con views on the temperance sublec:
o by Rev. w. II. Rice, followed. The boy
then trotted home with the feeling 0
y having spent an enjoyable evening
w.
l. The Globe Navigation Company
steamer TampiCo will leave for Kahu
n nj for a load OF sugar on Tuesday. Al
h freight from the Tampico left on tn
lrmgard wharf after Monday nigh
will be put in storage at the owner
i expense.
t II. W. Foster, ieweler, 1853 Hotel st.