Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-15

The bark st. Catherine mas snlIted
to the railroad wharf to load sugar.
The China has 513 tons of freight FOR
Honolulu, the largest part of which IL
cement She will take on 500 tons or
coal andsails this afternoon at o'clock
sharp.
The Maui brings advices to the effect
that the All liner, Massachusetts.
finished loading at Kahului Sunday
morning and sailed for Kaanapali at
noon.
The little schooner Moi Wahine came
in yesterday with load of sugar from
Honoipu. She will clear again at
O'Clock this evening for Lahaina and
| iHonoipu.
The w. G. Hall came in from Kauai
ports yesterday morning. bringing as
freight 600 bags of sugar. Several
prominent city people were among
those returning on the Hail.
The following sugar is on hand on
Kauai: P, 1890; H. NJ, 1902; X. S.
NJ, 10000; W., 1000; Max, 4427; G.
& r., 1900; McB, 1864; X. p, 10000;
NJ. S. Co., 10000; X. S. Co., 1000.
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The steamer Iwaani came in yester-
day morning from Maui and Molokai
ports bringing 1856 bags of sugar and
LAG boxes of honey. Quite a number
of passengers came to town ON the Iva
lani.
The British steamer Bucentaur,
v hich was in this port recently dis
charging coal, and departed on June
is, arrived at Vancouver on the 2Sth,
making the trip in ten days.
The steamer Kauai is at the new
Alakea whaE unloading ohia piles.
This makes the third consignment OF
this particular wood in the line OF
wharf material.
The bay boat Pioneer took 139 Jap
anese immigrants and their baggage
from the china this morning and land
ed them at tile irrigration station for
inspection. They will be passed today.
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James Lynch, who was at one time
an engineer with the Wilder Steam
ship Co., is now the first assistant on
the Nevadan and is receiving the con-
of his many friends in
this city.
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The P. M. steamer China, Robinson,
arrived off the harbor early this
from the Orient and came
in to the Hackfeld wharf at 8 o'clock.
She has fifty passengers in the cabin
and 500 tons of freight for Honolulu.
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Nelv Lansing, who went out as pur-
ser of the Arizonan, is now holding
down that same position on the Ne
gadan and his coming in on the vessel
Monday was an agreeable surprise to
ais many friends in town.
Purser CRUDE reports fine weather all
over Kauai and that the Mikahala is
loading 5000 bags of X. S. M sugar at
Waimea The Hall brought the fol-
owing freight: 5000 bags sugar, 40
bags rice 81 bags pia, 2S bags pears, 2
horses, % packages of miscellaneous
freight.
The island steamer Maui got away
afternoon rather late, with
.36 of the Kumeric immigrants on
board, bound for points on Maui, where
hey will be distributed among the
The vessel made an eX-
,eptionally fast trip, arriving back in
Honolulu at o'clock last night.
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The Inter-Island steamer Iwalani
eft yesterday morning with 1870 Por-
uguese immigrants for Kauai They
,ailed from the Channel wharf with all
heir baggage ana seemed pleased to
Know that they were to be provided
With work so soon. More will follow
Turing the week.
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The Nevadan put in some heavy
icks Saturday in the way of putting
tut freight and it is expected that she
will have her hold pretty clear by
his evening of the freight that is to
)e put off here. The balance of her
largo, consisting of 500 tons, will be
lnloaded at Kahului. The Nevadan
will come back to this port during the
middle of the week and is expected
O leave for the Coast on Friday with
and freight. First Officer
curtis has resigned from the Nevadan
o take position with the Pacific
coast Steamship Co.
The S. S. Korea was sighted early
his morning and lay off the harbor
Until nearly o'clock, when she came
n and tied up al the naval wharf.
ourser Allen reports most delight
ul passage down with no unusual
on board.
The Korea brings a large passen-
,er list for Honolulu, including many
Chinese Minister to Washington Sir
;hentung Liang-Cheung is aboard the
Korea bound for home.
The Korea brings ia bags of mail