Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-16
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destination Ut the British frcighter
swdnlcy, which got away for the soutl,
today. Tho vessel has been laying
alongside the Channel wharf since her
eight hundred Portuguese immigrants
were landed. The vessel will take her
ample stock 81 provisions not used Oh
The last voyage to, Honolulu, as Cap
taiii Steele has discovered that to at
tempt to dispose of them here would
net the owners little or nothing. The
duty upon the food stuffs would
amount To about all they Sodd bring
at auction. The Swanley was well
pfoyisioned for the trip and there was
sufficient food to have fed twice the
number that arrived here. The Swan.
ley will probably take on n shipment
of wool at the New Zealand port, dos
tined FOR Europe.
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CHIEF OFFICER ANDERSON, who
assumed the duties of the late Captain
Underwood as master of the American
schooner Robert Levers will take
command 6f the vessel when she saiis
tomorrow for Puget Sound ports. The
vessel arrived here on November "a
with n large shipment OF lumber con.
signed TO the agency of Levers a
Cooke. II was during the voyage and
In the ilidst Of severe storm that
Captain Underwood was lost over.
loard.
WINE, HONEY and hides wore I'm.
cluied In the general cargo from Ha.
wall and Maui ports that arrived by
the steamer Claudipe this mornins.
The freight list included 20 sacks corn.
10 barrels wine iG cases honey, i52
bundles hides and 227 packages sun.
dries. On deck there Travelled n
hogs. The vessel experienced fine
weather on both outward and inward
trips, with the exception OF yesterday
when heavy northcrla swell was en-.
countered. A''
THE STEAMER w. G. Hall has
been held over NJ Honolulu for one
day. pending tho arrival Of the Ala.
media. The San Francisco ferry boat
is bringing large amount of express
matter and mail and ,Hortion of the
shipment is destined for Kauai ports.
The Hall will therefore sail for the
Garden Island tomorrow afternoon aud
take the Christmas good cheer to the
people over there.
FROM WHAT can be gained through
wireless advices received from the Pa.
cific Mail liner Korea, that vessel. now
proceeding from Yokohama to Homo.
lulu. is expected to arrive here on
Monday morning. The Korea IL bring.
ing but three hundred tons Of Oriental
freight and will therefore be given a
prompt dispatch through the agency
of ii. Hackfeld & Co., IL Is believed
that the steamer will resume the voy-
age to San Francisco on Monday even
ing provided she reaches port accord
ing to present schedule.
M
SATURDAY night or Sunday morn.
ing Is the time set io- the arrival OF
the Matson Navigation liner Enter.
prise at Hilo which vessel is coming
down from San Francisco to the Ba-
wall metropolis. The Enterprise was
heard from last night through her
wireless and gave her position as 900
miles from destination.
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THE UNITED STATES army trars.
port Dix, with nearly five hundred
head of mules and horses destined for
the Philippine service, Is reported e.,
have sailed from Seattle yesterday.
The Dix proceeds to Manila ard there
appears to be some doubt whether the
transport will call at Honolulu on the
present trip.
1T is EXPECTED that the Oceanic
Steamship Alameda will be sighted Off
The island early tomorrow morning
and should come to her wharf on or
about eight o'clock. The vessel is
bringing down SO saloon and 80 steer
age passengers In addition to ship
ment OF about fifteen hundred tons OF
freight. '
THE UNITED STATES army trans.
port Thomas upon which several HO-
noluluans left for the coast, Is report.
cd to have. arrived at San Francisco
on Tuesday. The Thomas Is due to
sail from that port for the Philippines
on January 5.
A TWENTY-oNE day passage from
Honolulu to Puget Sound was made
by the stannch little American harken.
tine Arago which has reached Fort
Townsend in ballast, The vessel
brought a shipment OF iGn'r, for thi:,
port. ~ .-,.-..~.~.. 90. 49,. ..