Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-17
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE BRITISH freighter Falls of
Archy, Captain Broome, hfty.six days
from Newport News with shipment
Of Pocohantas coal for the United
States naval station. has arrived and
work Of discharging the fuel has com.
menced at the No. 4 naval slip. The
Falls Of Archy has been engaged In
the coal trade for many years. Some
time ago she was on six months
contract to carry Australian coal from
Newcastle, N. s. w. to the Philippines.
The vessel is credited In the East as
having made some very fast passages
between Manila and Newcastle.
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ONE HUNDRED live turkeys is in.
! cluded In the consignment Of supplies
for Hilo by the Matson Navigation lin.
er Enterprise that Is now nearing the
Hawaii metropolis. A wireless from
the Enterprise received at the Kahu.
ku station last evening gave the YES
sells position as 495 miles on that port
The steamer is voyaging through fine
weather with light southwesterly
breeze. The freight list OF the Enter.
prise includes locomotive and big
donkey engine. Her cargo will total
over three thousand tons. The yes.
sci sailed from San Francisco with
ten passengers for Hilo.
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NEW YORK. San Francisco and
Puget Sound cargo consigned to I'M.
porters In the Hawaiian Islands is now
cnroute to Honolulu by the American.
Hawaiian freighter virginian. This
vessel IL reported by cable as having
sailed from Seattle on Thursday. The
Virginian will take up her regular run
on the new American hawaiian sugar
schedule. and will load full shipment
OF sugar and other products for Salina
Cruz.
THE AMERICAN bark Nuuanu.
which arrived sOme days ago from
New York after stormy passage
around the Horn, Is discharging her
cargo OF general merchandise at Dish.
op Wharf. Despite She. rough hand.
ling to which the vessel was subject.
ed. freight Is said To have come
through In very good condition. The
vessel will remain here for week or
ten days before going to sea.
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HAVING FINISHED the discharge
OF her shipment Of lumber ,. ought
down from Puget Sound the Ameri.
can schooner Robert Levers put 10
sea today. The vessel has been lay.
Ing at Bishop wharf taking ON ballast.
Chief Oficer Anderson Is IN command
OF the vessel. since tho unfortunate
disaster which befell CaptllU Under.
wood ard IN which he lost his life ,"
being washed overheard.
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THERE WILL be at least one hun.
dred people who will avail themselves
OF the splendid opportunity OF visiting
the island of Hawaii, HilO, its capital
city. and the volcano the last OF the
month when the steamer Mauna Kea
sails for Hawaii on December 81. Tho
party will return to Honolulu In time
for business on Monday, January 2.
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| THERE Is shipment of about Ave
thousand tons OF coal from Newport
News consigned to the local Naval
Station on board the British freighter
Masunda. which vessel arrived at the
port yesterday afternoon. The Mat.
sunda was fifty.nve days In making
| the passage by the way OF the Straits
OF Magellan.
TO NEWCASTLE. N. s. W., for or.
ders, the German bark Alexander Isen.
berg. arriving at the port on Nov. 10
with n general cargo from Hamburg
Is scheduled to sail today. The vessel
VIII probably be given q shipment Of
Australian products destined for Ger.
man ports.
LUMBER CONSIGNED to the
agency OF Allen u Robinson is re-
ported to have left Aberdeen. Wash.
ington by the American schooner Car.
rier Dove. The vessel sailed from
the northwest port on Thursday.
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THE CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN
liner Aorangl. which passed through
Honolulu enroute from Sydney and
Australian ports for Puget Sound is
reported by cable rs having arrived
ut vancouver, b. c., on Thursday.
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WITH A SHIPMENT of fuel oil
consigned to the local branch of the
Associated OIL Company. the AmerI.
can steamer Rosecrans is reported to
have sailed from GaviOta for Homo.
lulu on Thursday.