Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
WATERFRONT NOTES


ence Ward Of the Commercial Pacific
Gable Co. arrived late Saturday after.
noon from Midway Island, docking at
the foot of Fort street at 4:35 o'clock.
Captain Piltz was greeted by his fam.
lily and the officials o! the local cable
office, who have been expecting his re.
turn. Nine days ago the Ward was
about 200 miles from here. experienc.
ing a tasteof the kona wind. The Jap
anese who were rescued, were brought
here and sent over to the immigration
station to await further developments,
before release. Among the passengers
were Rupert Tinker, who returns from
two years service at Midway; G.
Brandt, the acting engineer or the Is.
land for over a year, and w. Roberts,
who went as engineer of the schooner,
with view of remaining on the island.
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ACCORDING to the Japan Gazette,
the government has decided to grant
an annual subsidy of Yen 500 900 or
Yen SOC. 900 towards the T. X. X. South
American line for the next fiscal year.
The amount of navigation encourage.
ment subsidy will be increased by over
Yen 1,2i0, 900 as compared with the
present fiscal year.
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THE BRITISH steamer Romford
came into port yesterday forenoon
bringing 1000 tons Of coal for the o. Il
& l.. Co. from Newcastle. According
to the officers. no ships were sighted
during the trip. The officers reported
fair weather. 'a
THE STEAMER Helen arrived from
Hllo this morning at o'clock. SHE
brought as her cargo "a head cattle
Co., case bolts, bag fertilizer.
box sundrics, 3 drums gas, Ga bundles
empty bags.
THE STEAMSHIP Lurline of tn,
Matson Navigation Company will lcav,
this afternoon at o'clock for IIilo
where she will load sugar, prepare
tory to her coming to Kahului to re-
J ceive some more sugar.
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THE STEAMERS Kinau and Mika
lala will leave tomorrow afternoon
sailing at 3 o'clock. The former goc
r to Kauai. while the latter goes to Nc
, lokai, Maui and Lanai.
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THE LINER Plciades Of the Amer
can.Hawaiian line departed yesterda
, afternoon at $50 o'clock. She wen
/ to Eleele, Kauai, TO receive sugar TO
her home port.
THE STEAMSHIP Chiyo Maru q
the Togo Kisen Kaisha line. sailed ye,
terday from the Hackfcld wharf at
o'clock, with four passengers from thl
, port.
THE MlKAHALA, which arrive
yesterday from Lanai, Maui and Mol,
hal, brought 80 head of cattle, Is hog
AZ crates chickens. crates pigs.
THE lWALANl returned from HI
waihae yesterday bringing 25 head {
| cattle, from the Parker Ranch and i27
bags of sugar.
, THE OCEANIC steamer Alarmed
a will leave for San Francisco next We,
nesday morning, sailing at 10 oclocl
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4, THE LIKELIKE, arriving from II,
hokaa, brought 60l5 bags of sugar fc
the local sugar agencies.
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THE STEAMER Nlihau will leay
this afternoon at o'clock takin
freight for Kauai.
r THE MAUNA KEA will leave f.
= her usual ports Of call tomorrow |
d noon.
1 n n a ~ ID H a a Ha b. RaaH
h they were kahunas themselves. Ate
I they went back to Honolulu and lea'
4 Ing Kona in disaster, they found OF
y that one of their own sisters had don
}, this, hoping them good trip an
n good luck. After they were throug
h with their illness they went back
:. Honolulu and said that the Kona pc,
/ pie were nothing but witches. al
It sorry to say that Kona has never ha
a such disastrous people.