Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-01
WATERFRONT NOTES

represent WIN tnree Otner cruisers
the United States at the centennial
celebration OF the independence Of
A Pan.American Exposi.
ton will also be held In Buenos Ayres.
The South Dakota was the first vessel
on the new Mare island drydock. II
Is reported thoroughly satisfactory.
The Tennessee and South Dakota
will rendezvous with the Montana and
North Carolina of the Atlantic feet at
Maldonado, Uruguay. Admiral Sidney
A. Stanton win transfer h,s flag from
the Montana to the Tennessee and the
quartet OF fighting vessels will arrive
at Buenos Ayres on May 18th. They
will remain about six weeks 1t Is ex.
pccted. ,,l' tF.tGA a, ne, wings. ,se
According to present plans the South
Dakota will return to, the coast. The
Tennessee may remain on the Allan.
tic, coast. he. gk.r..,Ap .sasir.fa t.ysla
q, Many wives of officers on the South
Dakota who went To Santa Barbara
for target practice have decided TO
Join their husbands In Buenos Ayres.
They have left Santa Barbara after
preparing for a long stay. They will
have to SO TO Buesnos Ayres by way
OF Europe. va llp, ..,i li..,I.. .t,s d g
Lieutenant. Commander, Leonard Sar.
gent. who was Tag lieutenant under
Admiral Sebrec, has become the ord.
nance ofiicer on the South Dakota,
taking the place Of f. S. Jackson.
Four other cruisers Of the Pacific
6eet which have been in the bay for
the past few days are expected to sail
today. All will return to the Santa
Barbara target grounds, where they
are having loading practice.
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A SCARCITY OF tourists will result
In several large passenger liners leav.
ing Honolulu for San francisco wi h
man. vacant accommodations. The
Pacific Mail liner Manchnria has sailed
from Iolohama with seventeen hun
bred .oG3 Of generai cargo and accord.
ing to u gJ''ic received at The local
agency. the vessel can easily accom-,
modatc ever one hundred first class
passc:gtrs, II Is moro than likely
that tn s.)n ;huria as the other Pacific
Mall .;eumers OF lsto, viii sail from
Honc;dlu with empty cabins.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL liner China
from Hongkong and Japan ports, Is
due on, the port tomorrow morning
This vessel viii come alongside the
Channel wharf there to discharg,
about one hundred tons Of genera
merchandise from the Orient, Tn,
China is taking about thirty passen
Gers Tor San Francisco, Should T.,
Vessel arrive at an early hour Il II
the intention to dispatch her for thu
Coast along about 5 O'Clock the SAINT
evening. i-,.,
!, TH1RTY.EIGHT days was consumes
IN making passage from Honolul,
to Sydney, N. s. W.. by the British
ship Celtic Chief. This vessel will b,
remembered as having arrived her,
with fertilizer but went on the Kalih
reefs and was only saved from destruc
ton through the timely aid of the In
'SiAo'ohut seSuhicib anu LIE uctiHdi
warship Arcona. The Celtic Chief lef
here on February IL.
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THE BRITISH freighters Rokeb.
and the Vancouver are. reported u
have sailed from Norfolk, Va. the frs
part of March with full shipments 0
coal. consigned to the navy station
at Honolulu. The vessels are nov
out twenty-three days. They will brinl
approximately nine thousand tons.
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ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND tons o
sugar was loaded into the Matsol
Navigation steamer Hyades while tina
vessel remained at Kahului Tn
steamer is reported to have sailed 70
San Francisco on Wednesday evening
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A WIRELESS received from tn
Matson Navigation freighter Hyade
announced that vessel having saile,
from Kahului and steaming toward
San Francisco through strong north
east trades and head seas.
LUMBER FROM Tacoma. Wash
and consigned to the City Mil Com
pany Is now enroute to the port b.
the American schooner Balboa. Tn,
vessel sailed from the Puget Scum,
port on March 3rd.
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THE DESTINATION OF the Amerl
can steamer Rosecraps, which sale,
from Gaviota with oil, is reported a
kaanapali. The vessel sailed from
the oil port on Wednesday.
THE AMERICAN bark Annie John
son is now ten days out, from Sal