Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

lily, and meat, 1000 pounds Deans, oOVV
pounds potatoes, 1898 pounds cheese
end 1000 pounds sausage. The vessel
also had other equally large stores In
stock which were not consumed on the
trip. .-f Gel,
The immigrants displayed decided
preference to the substantials OF life.
they are said by the Swanley's stew.
ards I'd have spurned such dc!icacies
az bologna sausage and cheese. but
went very strong upon beef and pota.
toes. The ships baker and his stan
prepared over. twelve hundred loaves
Of bread each day for the company.
The menu served each meal abound.
ed In good wholesome foods. While u
fair percentage were troubled good
part OF the trip with NAL de mer. there
was a sufficient crowd on hand three
| times each day to cause considerable
agitation In the ships galley around
about meal time.
swaniey May Bring More.
There Is a general impression that
the Swanley may be chartered to bring
another delegation OF Portuguese to
Hawaii. Captain Steele Is very any.
ious to get away as soon as possible
His vessel IL being handled through
the agency of Theo. II. Davies h Co.
and It Is his intention to proceed to
New Zealand ports and from there he
will take on general cargo with des.
tination as the Continent and the
United Kingdom.
The Swanley Is fine type Of frelgh.
ei and transport. She appeared In
rather unfavorable light this morning
after her long voyage. Her decks were
more Or less Uttered and the sides
showed the need Of an application oil
the scraper and paint brush.
/ The vessel L. lG40 tons gross ant
) 29O7 net tons register. She Is S3t
. feet In length, 81 feet broad and ha,
3 q depth of 80 feet.
1 Satisfied A. Treatment.
A Before leaving the vessel number
r OF the immigrants volunteered expires
sions of appreciation over the treat
ment that they had received at tn,
D hands OF the ships officers. The new
J. arrivals declare that they were wei
J. satisfied with The food given them an,
!. the many courtesies shown by those i
d charge OF the expedition.
h II was a picturesque crowd tina
!. swarmed the forward and after deck
8 OF the Swanley as the vessel drew u
II ut the Channel wharf. Assorted ba,
IS gage. personal and household effect
IS We're piled hiel' awaiting the, attentIo
@ OF the quarantine and customs Official,
Ir Many OF tho young women In tn
r. party were exceedingly comedy. Their
Y. was wide variety In the. picturesqu
70 garb worn by the new arrivals. Man
q appeared to have ransacked the fan
O. lily treasure chests for antiquated a
i. parel.
IF immigrants Are Not Broke.
Scores filed down the gangway bea
In Ing among their effects ROSTERS an
he variegated hIed birds Of rare plum
10 sge.- The live stock brought by tn
N immigrants will range from cats
parrots. The men and heads OF far
HES are evidently well supplied wit
". funds. The slips officers state tn
to the Portuguese have gold and siiv
70 coin In their possession of the minta,
,e OF most every nationality represent,
n on the continent of Europe.
Now Await Employment.
IFS The immigrants now await emplo
ali ment. They are at present In char
ne OF the territorial immigration autht
~ tiles and after disembarking from 4
Of Swanley were taken to the detenti
d. station. where they were subjected
90 the usual questioning and examinati
X. from Immigration Inspector Raymol
VI. c. Brown and his stan Of otiici