Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE UNION Steamship Company
recently Issued instructions to their
officers In regard to the Dluff harbor
that departures must be made at
slack water" this decision being the
outcome of the recent grounding of
the Mapuka. over which event an In.
curry was held. The wisdom of this
decision was exemplilied recently
tsays the Bluff correspondent of the
Dunedin STAR when the iluddart
Parker liner Ulimaroa attempted to
make her departure against strong
clear of the wharf and worked across
to the channel with. some little diff.
Guilty. On reaching the channel the
vessel met the full force of the tide
which was running In nj about seven
knots. and this slowed her bows roun,i
90 much that she almost collided with
the red dolphin. and locked like get
ting into shoal water. However, by
and then running out the port anchor
Captain Entwis,le managed to get
clear of the dolphin. Eventually, she
worked back to the channel. ana
steamed clear. The channel IL awe
ward at that stage. as the vessel has
Ia meet any flow Of water diagonrlly.
and 80 Is liable to "slew" at any time
except at slacl; water.
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THERE IS about fifteen hundred
tons of general cargo from Oriental
ports to be discharged from tho T. X.
X. Chiyo Maru, which Is expected to
arrive at Honolulu on Sunday after
noon. The vessel will probably re.
main at the port until some time Mon.
day morning. The ChiyO Maru viii
take three or four lay.oyer passengers
for San Francisco.
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CAPTAIN KELLY. master of tho
Bark Andrew We,ch. will sail for san
Francisco today. The yesgc, Is pro.
ceeding to the coast In ballast. The
Andrew Wclch arrived at the port on
October q with u general cargo of
merchandise to the agencyiof c. Brew.
or Il Co. One passenger loft by the
vessel.
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LATEST ADvICES by wireless. re-
ceived at the Kahuk2 station an.
nounced the position of he II. y. A. r.
sheridan at about q Thousand miles off
Honolulu. This vessel liz expected to
arriye here Saturday afternoon at the
pretnt rate of speed now being made
by the vessel.
A CONSIGNMENT of telephone
poles and other heavy timber Is being
discharged from the schooner Alice
Cooke. That vessel was shifted from
the railway TO the Hackield wharf this
morning while the timber was being
taken out.
WITH NINE HUNDRED tons of
general cargo for Kahului and eleven
hundred tons of freight for Hio, the
Matson Navigation steamer Lurline
| sailed for island ports last night. The
l.uriine is due to return here In time
Tor dispatch to San Francisco on No
vembei II.
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THERE is large general cargo for
Honolulu In the MatsOn Navigation
steamer Hyades which Is reported 10
have sailed from Seattle for this mort
yesterday. Some seven hundred tons
or ammunition Is included In the
freight list.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Asia Ia
is on the way from Yokohama to TIo-
roiulu according to. latest adv!ces. The
vessel left The japanese port yester.
day and Is due here on November 90.
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THE ARRIVAL of the schooner
Mnriel from HonOipu is reported from
San Francisco. The vessel sailed from
The Hawaiian port for the coast on
October q.
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THE DEPARTURE of the Matson
Steamer Enterprise from San Fran.
cisco, destined for Hilo. is reported,
The vessel sailed from. the coast port
yesterday.
THE SCHOONER Espado which
discharged shipment of lumber at
this port, has arrived at Grays Hnr.
Dor The vessel left here on October
22nd.
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A WIRELESS message from the To.
20 kisen Kaisha liner Chiyo Maru re.
oeived at Kahuku station Hast night,
announces that vessel due to arrive ut
Honolulu probably Sunday evening.
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