Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-13
WATERFRONT NOTES

Ell Lurline will sail for San Francis
co direct at 10 o'clock Friday, Dec.
II, taking full cargo of Hawaiian
products. Thus far the freight Of
ierings In sight include about 5000
sacks of rice, 5000 cases of pine
apples, 1900 tons of sugar and 81
900 lunches of bananas. In addl-
tion there will be the usual con-
signment Of sundrics taken to the
coast by these vessels. The Matson
liner will have ample accommodate
ton for intending passengers to San
Francisco. Even mainland mil
lionaires, who are declared by the
opponents OF maintaining the Amer.
lean flag on the Pacific, will be af-
iorded ample opportunity of leaving
the Islands. The Lurline is expect
ed to arrive at San Francisco on
Dec. "a. The vessel will take a con-
siderable quantity of Christmas
mail intended for the Pacific coast.
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THERE WILL be accommodation
for one hundred and twenty-five first.
class passengers for San Francisco
en- the Korea when that vessel az
rives at Honolulu from the Orient
on or about Dec. 20. The vessel Is
reported to have sailed from Yoko-
hama on last Saturday. The steam
er Is bringing little over three
hundred tons Of Oriental freight to
lie left ut Honolulu. because OF
the small amount of cargo 1t is the
intention OF II. Hackfcld d Co. to
give the liner quick dispatch.
Should the Korea arrive here on the
morning of December 20 she will
be dispatched for San Francisco the
same afternoon.
TO MAKE ROOM at the RAILWAY
wharf for the Matson Navigation liner
Lurline. which is expected to return
from kahului early tomorrow mora.
ing. the German ship Alexander isen.
berg has been shifted to the hacIlalG
discharglns Of her large cargo nf En-
ropean merchandise WI ich arrived
here from Hamburg and will be .nady
for sea within few days.
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THE WIRELESS plant now success.
fully operated ON the Canadian.Austra'
liam liner MaEura is said to be fore.
runner for other vessels OF the line. On
the way down from Vancouver the Ma.
kura was In communication with IIo
nolulu at a distance of 1900 miles and
maintained an interchange of messages
with Vancouver at 400 miles
IN
TWO STEAMSHIPS were In touch
through wireless with the Kahuku sta
ton last evening. The T. X. X. Tenyo
Maru, now en- route to the east. re
ported her position as 542 miles of
the port with favorable weather pre-
vailing. while the CA. steamer Maku
ra, which left here on Saturday after
noon for Australian ports. was i5.
miles to the southwark, steamina
through southerly winds and smooth
| seas. ....
There was no freight for IIonolu
In by The intcr-island steamer Iva
iani, which has arrived at the porI
from Mahukona and Kawaihae
Purser Stone reports the steamer
Likelike at Honokaa on Saturday
pnd was expected would leave Ku'
4 L. nj In tnIax In IiS..hnrUn
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THE.FOLLOWING sugar Is awaitin
shipment on Kauai according to Purs
err Logan of the inter-island steame
Kinau, arriving at the port yesterday
X. S, NJ, 1870 bags; v. X, 1000; NJ. A
K, 1000; Mob, $500: G. & r., SOL; X
p, 304.
TODAY'S DEPARTURES In tn
Inter-Island service will include tn
steamer Noeau for Kauai ports. tn
vessel being scheduled to sail at
O'Clock, taking general lines o
cargo. E t
FREIGHT ARRIVING from MAJ,
and Molokai by the inter-islan'
steamer Keauhou yesterday. includ
ed 20 head cattle from Moloka
Ranch, crates turkeys. 28 crate
chickens, G3 pigs. 40 bags corn, 90
bags charcoal. N,.,s.
| THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Kores
from iIongkon! and Japan p>rts is rt
ported to have sailed Irpn Iokoham
for Honolulu on Saturday IN additio
to general cargo the vessel Is brine
Ing several layuver Dasaungers.
THE OCEATIC steamship Alamed
is now en- route from San Francisco /
Honolulu. the popular ferry boat ha,
Ing sailed from the California port o.
Saturday, afternoon.