Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

was formally Incorporated. The Gun.
ard Line was also established In 1910,
and will complete seventy years OF
Atlantic service on July 4 of next
year.
i IT is BELIEVED that the Togo Kis-
en- Kaisha liner Nippon Maru will ar.
! rive from lIongkong and Japan ports
on Thursday, December 30, although.
according to her regular schedule, the
ance on the last day of the year. The
I Nippon Maru IL not in range of the
kahuku wireless station. consequently
the exact time of her arrival can not
be determined. The liner is bringing
a large number of Filipino laborers for
the various island plantations.
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THERE Is accommodation for hl.
teen first class passengers desiring to
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of
spending the first of the new year at
Iiilo and join forces with the party OF
one hundred or more who leave here
on the evening of December 3ist by
the steamer Mauna Kea. Those who
booked early have been assigned to
berths. II Is the intention of the
steamship company to allow ample
room and there will be no crowding.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Mongolia
due to arrive at Honolulu from San
Francisco on Monday. will not bring
a great amount OF general cargo for
this port, according TO the present cal.
culations of II. Hackfeld & Co, the
agents for the vessel. Should the
Mongolia arrive In the morning. she
will probably be dispatched for the
Orient In the afternoon. About half
dozen passengers have been booked
for various points in Japan and China.
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INCLUDED In the shipment of Ha.
waiian products destined for the main.
land by the Matson Navigation liner
Hilonian. scheduled to sail on next
Tuesday, Is 1900 tons raw sugar, 500
tons refined sugar, 5000 cases timed
pinoapples, and quantity Of green
, pines. The repair to the vessels pro
g.. peller will be made within day. or
two. the stern of the vessel being
raised to expedite the work.
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, 1T is POSSIBLE that the schooner
= Concord, which has been on the berth
for Tanning Island may get away for
the South seas either this evening or
tomorrow. The vessel Is undergoing
+. some repairs and will complete taking
. on supplies today. The Concord is ex.
, pected will bring back shipment of
[ Guano.
THE FREIGHT list which arrived
: at Honolulu this morning by the
/. Claudine included 40 cords of wood,
4 "a sacks paddy. So sacks corn. 200
sacks sugar. 40 packages sundries,
, and on deck shipment OF "a hogs.
| The vessel brought u large number
: of passengers In the first and sec
ond classes.
| THE SCHOONER CHURCHILL.
Z. which has completed the discharge
of shipment of coast luInbeI nj
the Fort street wharf, will go on
| the marine railway tomorrow. The
!. vessel will be cleaned and painted
e before returning to Puget Sound
5 ports.
q 1T MAY TAKE two or three days tC
2 discharge the Shipment of nitratcs tc
4 be left at Honolulu by the Togo Kiser
!. Kaisha liner America Maru This YES
;. sci is'due here from South American
4 ports on December &C. The America
Maru is en- route to Japan ports ana
Hongkong.
/. THE AMERICAN bark Kaiulani
/. now taking on shipment of sugar
i destined for San Francisco Is expect
@ ed to get away for the coast tomorrow
= afternoon, taking about 1900 tons o
the product. The Kaiulani arrived
here In September and has been und
II ergolng repairs.
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Il PURSER CHARLES KIBLING o
It the lnter-lsland steamer Claudine