Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
WATERFRONT NOTES

WATERFRONT NOTES
CAPTAIN KIT, acting skipper of
the Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia evi.
IDENTIFY did not make hit with some
If his passengers according TO the
story told by San Francisco paper
which states that the ship was In
oriental waters on independence day
hd the passengers decided to make
the celebration of the fourth big
affair, for the reason, apart from the
day itself, that they were on board
one of the few ships that carried the
American flag across the Pacific. The
women passengers made lot Of red,
white and blue bows of baby ribbon
and decrecd that everybody on board
must wear one. When Captain Kit
appeared on deck all hands and the
cook we're wearing the national col
ors. A pretty girl tried to pin a ro-
settle on his coat, but the youngest
captain in the Pacific Mail service
would have none of It. He was sure
that II. p. Schwerin would not care to
nave lllt VI Nnt "uhl
uniform disturbed by an unofficial ro-
settle of the national colors. Kilt, not
only refused to accept the decoration,
but ordered the ships officers. who
had been decorated. TO remove theirs
He called their attention to the regu
latlon prescribing the uniform and the
fact that It contained no mention of
fourth OF July decorations.
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WITH a very large list Of cabin
passengers, the steamer Mauna Kea
from Hio and way ports has arrived.
The vessel met with fine wea.
ther on the trip and her inward freight
included shipments OF ava, ohia lum.
Der. cord wood, 425 railway ties, taro,
chickens, 2G3 head sheep and 297
packages sundries. The Mauna Kea
is scheduled to sail on her return vOy.
age to Hawaii via Maui ports on next
Tuesday morning.
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THE AMERICAN-Hawaiian freight.
err MssOurian with a large shipment
of general merchandise and supplies
Is reported to have sailed from Seat
tie for Honolulu on last Thursday.
This vessel is bringing New York
freight that left the Atlantic coast
port on July 9Th. The vessel gathered
up freight at San diego, and San
Francisco enroute.
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A WIRELESS received last night
from the Pacific Mail steamer Tenyo
Maru announces the probable arrival
of that vessel at Honolulu on or about
eight O'Clock on Monday morning. The
vessel Is coming from San FRANCISCO
but being foreign bottom will leave
no cargo.
THE AMERICAN.Hawaiian Steam.
ship Company will commencing Sep
TENDER LIST establish its own agencies
at Southern California ports. It Is
stated that the Los Angeles Office will
be In charge of u. =. Durdan who Ia
known to Honolulu business circles
THE INTER.Island steamer w. G..
Hall will he dispatched for Kauai ports
on Sunday morning taking the polo
enthusiasts who arrived here this
morning by the Kinau. The Hall will
take general lines of cargo and the
local mails.
SUGAR TO the amount of $685.
sacks from Hawaii ports has arrived
at the port by the steamer Likelike.
A shipment of "a head cattle was
brought by this vessel. The vessel
called at Honokaa and Kukuihaele for
cargo.
ACCORDING TO wireless the Mat.
son Navigation steamer Enterprise
from San Francisco for Iiilo Is eN
pected will reach the Hawaii port on
Monday The vessel IL bringing a
fair sized cargo and number Of pas
sengers.
1T is REPORTED that Matsou
steamer Enterprise will lay OFF for a
trip for general overhauling, on her
return to San Francisco. Her place
will he taken by the Hilonian.
THE BARKENTINE Benlcia, bring
ing 100000 feet of lumber for the Elilo
Mercantile Co. arrived TUT sday after
noon, sixteen days out from Aberdeen,