Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
WATERFRONT NorGs

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THE TRIM little cable supply
schooner Flaurenee Ward has sailed
on her regular run to the lonely Pa
ellie Commercial cable station at Mid
way island. For some days past the
vessel has been taking on large and
varied shipment Of stores and supplies
for the Isolated colony of cable com.
pany attaches. There was about fif.
ty tons OF soil included In the ship
ment. This Will be used as top
dressing for the small tracts set aside
by the operators for the purpose Of
growing vegetables. Shrubs and trees
have also been sent TO Midway. The
Flaurence Ward has had entirely new
standing rigging put on since she has
been In port. The foremost sidestays.
that gave way on her last trip. have
been replaced by stouter wire. and
while this was being done. It was
thought well to Ak her main rigging
too. Forestays, .ratlines and prevent
ers have all been .,ut In new, and she
is now ready 10 take all the bow that
comes along.
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Theo. II. Davies & Co., the local REP.
resentatives for, the Canadian Aus.
iralian liner Aorangi. due TO arrive at
Honolulu from Australian ports to
morrow. announce that the vessel will
have frst and second class passenger
accommodation for fifty people. The
advance bookings at the present time
are not very heavy. there being about
twenty who have signified their inten
lions OF taking passage by the AOransi
for the Pacific coast. The liner will
be given n quick dispatch as there Is
not a great deal Of cargo to leave
here.
BRINGING the headquarters. baud
and enlisted men belonging to the
Second Cavalry as well as casuals and
employees Of the Insular Government
In the Philippines. The United States
Army transport Logan sai'ed ycster.
day from San Francisco. This vessel
should come down 10 the islands IN
about seven days. The Logan takes
the Second Cavalry to the islands fol-
station at Mindanao.
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THE LINES of the inter.island
steamer Mikahala are still on the Brit
ish ship Celtic Chief and inis vesse
has been substituted on the MnlOka
and Maui run by the steam CT keauhou
The keauhOu Is scheduled Il. sail at {
o'clock this evening and is taxing gen
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cabin passengers.
| PUGET SOUND Is the destination
OF the American schooner Mary L
Foster. which it,is expected will com
plete dischargins a shipment of lum
Der at Allen 4 Robinson wharf the las
of this wee kand proceed to sea. The
vessel arrived here on November I.
from Gray's Harbor. Her lumber /.
consigned to Allen & Robinson.
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THE STEAMER Mauna Loa. sailin,
for kona and Kau ports at noon to
general cargo and full list of cabil
and deck passengers. The band wa.
present at the departure OF the Ka,
liner as well as playing off the Maun'
kea, which proceeds to Hllo By til,
way of Maui and Hawaii ports.
DlSCHARGING LUMBER brough
IRON Port Ludlow. the American
lschooner Robert Levers In comman
Iof Captain Anderson, lies st Disho
wharf. The vessel IL expected to &c
away for Puget Sound about the frs
part OF next week. Levers & Cook
are the agents for the vessel.
| THE BIG American ship Erskine N
Phelps Is now en- route from Seatt!
to Honolulu, the. vessel having bee
fixed for charter to load here thiOug
John A. Gilman, a local broker. Thi
vessel will take on shipment of su.
ar destined for the United States.
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THE AMERICAN schooner AlIc
Cooke. which arrived at the port froI
Port Ludlow on November 8.'with
full shipment Of lumber consigned t
Levers & Cooke, has sailed for Pugt
Sound. The vessel took no carg
from Honolulu.
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THE SCHOONER Churchill, an a
rival ut this port on Sunday, comm
from Columbia River points with
shipment OF Number, Ia dischargin
cargo,at the foot OF Fort street. TIL
Churchill is consigned to Levers
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/ WITH A large shipment of Hawai-
an Sugar aud other products the Ma
son Navigation steamer Hyades Is +
ported to have sailed from Port ALE
Yesterday with destination as Sa
Francisco.
FROM PORT LUDLOW has bee
, received word that the American bar
Olympia with a shipment Of lumbt
consigncd to II. Hackfeld & Co., hi
sailed with de stlhation as Hilo.
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