Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-24

The japanese steamship America
Maru pulled in to the Hackfeld wharf
this morning at 1920. She has SO pas
sengers on board, all for the Orient.
No cargo is brought for this port The
Maru bring 303 sacks of mail for Hon
olulu. She will lay in port today and
sail tomorrow forenoon for the Orient.
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1t was certainly busy day, so far
as the forenoon was concerned, along
the waterfront. The steamships Mon
golia, Manuka and Alameda departed
tor their several destinations during
the forenoon. Each steamer had a
fairly good sized passenger list, and
it made the scene at each departure
lively one.
The island steamer Mikahala ar
rived this morning from Kauai ports.
Reports rather choppy sea crossing
the channel. She beings "a cabin pas
sengers and number of Japanese on
deck. The Mikahala reports the ship
Alex Gibson still at Eleele discharging
coal with 500 tons to land yet. The
Mikahala brought the following
freight 1900 bags V. X. A. sugar.
300 bags x. S. M. A. sugar, 1876 bags
taro, rs head cattle, 81 pkgs sundries
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The Alameda sailed for the Coast
this morning at little after ~
O'Clock. Her passenger list was not
over large but what she lacked in
passengers she made up in freight.
carrying a full load to the Coast. The
Alameda lay at the railroad dock all
day yesterday and only changed to
her own berth as the Mongolia was
coming into the harbor, necessitating
the holding up of the latter ship for
some time while the Alameda got QUO
Of the slip with the assistance OF TIA
tug Intrepid.
The steamer Maui, Pickard. arrived
early this morning from Hawaii ports
with a full load of sugar. One passen-
ger, A. w. Carter, came in on the
Maui. She brings in 1852 bags OF
sugar, two pcs. of casting and one pkg.
of merchandise. The Maui reports eX-
ceptionally bad weather on last Sat
urday, July 20, heavy squalls Of wind
and rain and heavy sea running. The
Maui reports the following vessels in
Hio harbor: Steamer Massachusetts
and Enterprise; banks, Annie Johnson,
Albert and Mohican; schooner, Bori-
alis.
The steamship Manuka, of the
a few minutes after the Mongolia had
arrived, and had to await her turn
from the boarding officials. She makes
one of her sudden appearances this
trip, coming in day ahead OF her
printed schedule. She has ten cabin
passengers who will remain here. A
family of Italian immigrants from the
Manuka have been orderd to Quaran-
zine Island by Inspector Brown, who
will look into their case.
Only few tons of freight for this
city was brought by the Manuka,
which she quickly discharged last
night. She departed for the northern
port this morning at 10 o'clock.
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1t was a strenuous morning for the
Hawaiian band. They had to make
some pretty quick moves to keep up
with the many departures.
The Royal Mail line steamer Manuka
departed for Vancouver at 1880 this
morning Her many passengers
crowded the rail, and it would seem
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thoroughly enjoyed the music by the
Hawaiian band. At one time a party
of Englishmen Joined in their voices
and it was quite pleasing to the ear.
A band of little Hawaiian and Chinese
girls sang a number of Native songs
that were well received by the depart
ing passengers. For some unaccount-
able reason the Manuka did not let go
her lines for half an hour after all
visitors and the band had gone. She
took 81 cases of fresh pines and a
small amount of mail for the Northern
portr.
The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia
was reported off Barbers Point at 1880
Yesterday and came up off the harbor
about 3 p. m. She was detained out
side until nearly five o'clock through
the exhausting examination by the
quarantine officials. Every person ON
hoard was given most minute going
over. There was death at Yokohama
on board the Mongolia and for this rea-
son the officials were over particular.
The death was supposed to be from
smallpox, but no trace could be found
at this end. After she had locked the
cabin passengers were allowed to come
ashore as usual. The restrictions
against boarding the Mongolia were
strictly adhered to.
Baron Carlos de Codoro, passen-
ger on the Mongolia, for the Coast.
The Baron is a Portuguese officer in
the Kings regiment.
There are only two of the Mongolia's
passengers that will remain over at
this port, being Miss E. d. Jones and
Wong Chu. Arthur Wall returned
from a business trip to the Orient in
the interest of Wichman & Co.
The Mongolias steerage passengers
consist of 230 Japanese who are for
Honolulu, the remainder being Chi
nese and Hindus who go on to the
Coast
A young lady passenger on the
Mongolia has fine bred terrier she is
taking to the Coast from Japan. She
will undoubtedly have some difficulty