Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
WATERFRONT NOTES

iental ports on December IA. lis re. |
ported by cable to have arrived at
Yokohama on last Sunday.
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer Maui
went on the marine railway yester.
lay for a general cleaning and repalnt- |
ing. The vessel will be ready for sea
by this evening or tomorrow morning. |
IN
SUGAR FROM Kauai. incluiing
1900 sacks A. 260 sacks b and ITO
sac'.s n. A. sugar, has arrived at the
port by the inter.islanl steamer w. g.
Hall. This sugar Is now going into
the American.Hawaiian freighter Vir.
gilman at the railway wharf.
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ACCORDING TO advices received
here by the local agency Of the Amer
lean line the steamer Arizonian IL now
taking on an additional shipment of
sugar at Kahului and will sail from
that port for Salina Cruz on Friday
evening.
A WIRELESS message received by
Castle L. Cooke last evening from the
Matson Navigation liner Hilonian
states that the vessel was stcaming
through fresh east winds and easterly
swels, the weather being clear. Ev.
erybody on board reported well. :.
THE MERICAN.HAWAIIAN line
freighter Missourian Is scheduled to
sail from Puget Sound ports on Janu.
AIRY 18th, according TO late a.lvices re-
ceived through G. p. Morse. and the
vessel will bring down Wlarge general
cargo. including -four, feed stufrs and
lumber. The MissOurian should arrive
at Honolulu on or about January 22.
OVER TWO THOUSAND tons of
fertilizer from South American ports
is now being discharged from the
Maru at the railway wharf. II Is ex.
pccted that the steamer will remain
at the port for several days. and may
get away for the Far East by the last
of the week.
IN ORDER to properly investigate
the cause which led to the stranding
of the British ship Celtic Chief. X. q.
+. Forster. the consular representative
for Great Britain ut Honolulu. has
called a special naval board of in.
Quiry which is requested to meet at
the British consulate on Friday, DE.
cember 81, the session commencing at
3 o'clock In the morning.
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THE CHARTERED Norwegian
freighter Selja which is at present be.
ing operated by the Portland ana AS
iatic Steamship Company is at the
/ Oceanic Dock. where some fifteen hun.
dred tons of general cargo from China
and Japan ports IL being discharged.
II is expected that the vessel
viii be ready for continuing her voy.
age to San Francisco and Portland. Or
egon, tomorrow.
TWELVE THOUSAND tons of sug-
ar and other Hawaiian products will
! leave the islands by the American.Ha.
waiian freighter Virginian now at the
railway wharf. taking on sugar and
pineapples. This vessel will probably
get away for Kahului. Kaanapali and
Hilo within day or SO and the vessel
Is scheduled to- sail from Hilo for Sa-
lima Cruz on January l2. The freight
er will take on extensive shipments of
sugar at all the island ports.
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THERE is but small amount OF
, freight on board the Togo Kisen Kai.
sha liner Nippon Maru to be left at
this port and the japanese steamer will
therefore receive prompt dispatch
| for San Francisco. A wireless mes
sage from the Nippon Maru states
that the vessel. will probably arrive
on the port this evening. A hundred
or more Filipino laborers for island
plantations are coming by the steam.
err.
THE ARMY transport Thomas leav.
Ing San Francisco for Manila via Ho.
nolulu and Guam on January 5, will
carry the headquarters, band and en-.
listed men belonging to the Sixth
Infantry to the Philippines. A ship.
ment OF new coinage for Uncle Sans
insu!ar possession valued at million
dollars. will be transported to Manila
by the army boat.
THE SIXTH CAVALRY now re-
lieved from duty In the Philippines,
monopolizes the passenger accommo.
dation on board the United States
army transport Sheridan which Is due
to arrive at Honolulu on or about Jan.
uary 3. The local quartermaster's de-
partment has received applications
from several territorial officials desir-
Ing transportation to the coast by the
Sheridan, but owing to her crowded
condition the most of these have been
turned down.