Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-14

Although the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru came into the harbor at day.
light yesterday morning the sun was
taking its evening dip in the Pacific
before the steamship went to its berth
at pier A. Owing to some irregular
ity in the liners papers the Federal
health authorities at this port found
It necessary to cable to Honolulu and
await an answer before releasing the
ship from quarantine. The cable
message was sent shortly after Q
o'clock, but It was Ave hours before
the answer was received by Chief
Quarantine Officer Hobdy.-San Fran
cisco Call.
News to the effect that new SEIZED
ule will soon go into effect In the SER
wee of the Royal Mail Company, be.
tween Australia and British Column
bia, will be welcomed here as well as
other ports. II has already been an
nounced that the Mirama, new twin
screw steamer, will go on the run OF
the Miowera, but the latest is to the
lanted by the Manuka. The latter
boat is probably the best in the SER
vice, with the possible exception of
the Mirama, which is already sure for
this run.
The Admiral Fourichon, a French
steamship which arrived here from
Yokohama yesterday afternoon with
cargo OF freight and a number Of
Japanese emigrants, will leave for San
Francisco this afternoon late. Some
trouble over the matter of quarantin.
ing the immigrants was had, as the
captain of the Fourichon could not
speak English and the man with
whom he was talking could not speak
French. The matter was finally ad.
iusted, however, and the captain was
satisfied.
New York. Jan. 6.-Still another
American sailing ship attempting to
carry coal around Capt Horn for the
Pacific fleet has met with hard luck.
The Benjamin +. Packard, which
Honolulu, put in today at Montevideo
in a damaged condition. Captain st.
Clair reports that during a heavy gale
last Sunday lifeboats were washed
overheard and the rigging damaged.
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Rumors have been cropping up con-
tinually of late to the effect that the
steamers Of the Oceanic line would
be put on the run between Frisco and
the Colonies. These, however, have
not been substantiated by the agents
| oI the company at this port. They say
that they have heard the rumors, but
have not had any official advices IA
yet. These will probably be in on the
Sherman or the Manchuria today IL
they come at all in the near future.
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The Baron Cawdor, the British
steamer which has been in this port
Tor so long, sailed yesterday afternoon
Tor Astoria, Oregon, from which place
she will probably be ordered to the
Sound to pick up cargo of lumber
Or wheat.
Purser Jno. CRUDE, Of tho w. q.
Hall reports that the Mikahala will
carry full load OF sugar. 5000 tons,
| when she returns from Waimea. The
w. G. Hall had $500 tons of sugar, 1900
cocoanut plants, and 80 bags of rice
| on board.
The British steamer Mimosa has
finished discharging her cargo hero
Tor the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co. and will probably sail for New
castle today late.
The schooner Flaurence Ward, from
Midway Island, arrived about o'clock
last night. She had been becalmed
off Kauai for some time.
| Work Is still going on changing the
cargo of the Tolosan, but as yet the
big freighter has not righted from the