Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-28
WATERFRONT NOTES

WATERFRONT NOTES
1T IS REPORTED that two of the
cruisers of the Pacific fleet now In
Asiatic waters are to come home dur.
ing the winter for repairs. The Den.
yer will be first to arrive, and her
place in Far Eastern waters will be
taken by the Albany, to leave San
Francisco early In December Grad
ually the cruisers of the Pacific fleet
row In the Orient are to be brought
home for repairs at Mare Island and
Bremerton navy yards, and their
places taken by vessels whose period
ical overhauling has been finished.
A LARGE power schooner to be used
by its German owners for trading
among the South Sea islands was to
be launched from the yards of Stone
& Van Bergen on October 10. The
vessel will be. furnished with gaso-
line engine of exceptional power and
will be christened Neptune, as success
sor to n schooner of that name, which
was wrecked on one of the Pacific Is
lands some time ago. The new vessel,
within n few weeks, will sail for the
Caroline Islands with full load OF mer-
chandise.
ANOTHER VIOLATION OF the ordi.
nances prohibiting the dumping of re.
fuse from oil tanks into the harbor
has taken place, resulting in the dis.
figurement and befouling OF several
smaller sailing craft which ride at
anch near the boat houses. The sur
face OF the water was covered with a
nasty scum yesterday and several
yacht owners are placed at the ex-
pense OF cleaning and repainting their
vessels.
THE ALASKAN, OF the American.
Hawaiian feet, is reported through the
local agency as scheduled to sail from
San Francisco for Honolulu by the
way OF Puget Sound on October 30th.
The Alaskan is expected to leave the
sound for the Hawaiian Islands on or
about November 9Th. The vessel will
bring large general cargo for the Is.
lands.
THE NEBRASKAN, Of the Amer.
lcan.Hawaiian line, is reported to have
sailed from Hilo for San Francisco
last night. The Nebraskan is bound
for the California Port with a large
shipment OF sugar and pineapples. All
available passenger accommodations
on the Nebraskan was taken before
the vessel sailed from the Hawaii port
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THREE ADDITIONAL coal charters
are reported from Newcastle. Accord
Ing to recent advices the British
freighter Harheur and the barkentines
Koko Head, Lahaina, John Palmer and
J. c. Meyer have been placed on the
berth at Newcastle, N. s. W., to take
en- shipments OF coal for various ports
In the Hawaiian Islands.
THE STEAMSHIP Pleiades. of the
American Hawaiian Line. is expected
to show up here Sunday or Monday. The
vessel comes from Puget Sound ports
with general cargo. The vessel is sew
en- days out today and presumably
through stress Of weather Is not max
ing very fast time on the way down
to the islands.
A SEVENTEEN day trip from San
Francisco to Hil0 is recorded by the
American bark Annie Johnson which
is reported to have arrived at the Ha
wall metropolis on Tuesday with O
general cargo. The vessel comes &c
the agency of the Matson Navigation
Company.
CAPTAIN F. c. CLAPP, for the past
sixteen years master OF the American
ship Jabez Howes. has given up his
command and departed from the Sount
for San Francisco. He Is nearly sew
enty years Of age. and has decided t.
give mp the sea forever.
THE SHIPMENT of crude oil which
left Gaviota nine days ago will be tax
en- to Kahulul according to latest ad
vices received here. The Rosecran.
and her cargo come consigned to AS
ISOLATED OIL Company.
THE togo KISEN KAISHA steam
or Manshu Maru,. now being operated
on the South American,Japan line, II
expected to call In here en- route t.
the Orient.
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