Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
WATERFRONT NOTES
NOTICE TO MARINERS

lice IL hereby given tHat oan Iapio
Dredged Channel Buoy No. z a first
class can, found out OF position, was
replaced Sept. II, 1908.
Notice is also given that San Pablo
Dredged Channel Buoy No. 13, a.
iirst-class spar, was established Sept.
II, in 25 feet of water. in place of
San Pablo Channel Beacon. No. 10,
carried away.
Mare Island lighthouse, As deg.
81 min. (NE 5-16 E); Point Refugio
wharf, right tangent, 155 deg. 23
min. (SSE 3-16 E); Pinole Point,
right tangent, eli deg. 3S min. IS
SW 3-16 w.
SUlSUN BAY, CALIF.-Notice is
likewise given that San Joaquin
Buoy, No. s. a second-class spar. To-
Gated near the turning point of the
San joaquin River, Suisun Bay, Cal.
heretofore reported adrift, was re-
placed Sept. 10, 1908.
POINT ARENA, CALIF.-Notice
IS hereby given that on Sept. 10.
1903, u frst-order light showing Il
white double fash every six seconds
was established at Point Arena
Light Station, California. and the
former fixed third-order white light
was discontinued. The light is 1855
feet above the water and is visible
Is ga miles In clear weather. the
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ter. The structure is a cylindrical,
concrete tower, natural color, 100
feet from base to focal plane. and
surmountcd by black lantern.
SAN PEDRO ENTRANCE, CALF.
Il has been reported that San Pedro
Entrance Buoy No. I. black sec-
ond-class can, has dragged about 40
feet east of the westerly edge of the
dredged channel. and that San Pedro
Entrance Buoy No. 2, red sec
ond-class nun, has dragged about 17o
feet east of the easterly edge of the
drcdged channel. Both these buoys
will be replaced in their proper po-
Isitions MS soon as practicable.
SAUNDERS REEF, CALF! - No
tice has been received that Saunders
Reef Whistllng Buoy, SRI, located
about 3-S mile SW by $ from the
ioutcr rock on Saunders Reef, and
Z 1-2 miles below Point Arena. Is
adrift. and going south. 1t will be
replaced as soon as practicable.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
THE FRENCH bark Marchal dc No
ANTILLES. which arrived off port yester.
day, riding light, and bound from Tae'
cahuano. Chile, to Portland, Is TO pro
coed on her way tomorrow. She was
instructed ON sailing to call at this
port for orders, but found on arrival
here that she was to proceed to Port
land as originally intended
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! BEARING THE Chambers of Com
merce party from the Coast for Japan
the T. X. X. Tenyo Maru left port at
10 O'Clock this morning. bound fol
Yokohama. The party was Joined
here by G. NJ. Cooke and John Wat
erhOuse, who will be among the hon
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THE All. FRElGHTER Columbian
arrived of port last evening. seven
days out from San Francisco. She
brought an average cargo of goods
from New York and the Coast. Com
ing up from Tehuantepec to San Fran
cisco this trip, she established new
time record.
THE p. M. S. S. SIBERIA sailed to
day from Yokohama for this port. She
brings $50 tons of freight and has
room for about 100 cabin passengers
She Is due to arrive on the 18th, anC
sails the same day for San Francisco
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THE STEAMER Clauline sails al
o'clock this afternoon for Maui ant
!, liilo. The Helene sails at for the
Ilamakua coast.
THE CABLE schooner Flaurenc,
Ward gets away for Midway at
O'Clock this afternoon.
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THE MAUI left at noon today fol
Maui, Kau and Kona, on the run o
the Mauna Loa.
THE AMERICA MARU sailed fo
the Coast yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
THE KINAU sailed yesterday at
for Kauai.