Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-14


the Orient since the initial trip, the
r. X. X. liner Tenyo Maru arrived
off port before this morning and
was fast to the Alakea wharf short.
ly after ., after hitting 1t twice in
coming alongside.
The total through cargo amounts
to i7.10S packages. which makes a
total of $3.50, exclusive of 1882 tons
for Honolulu. ..
Included in the big cargo of the
liner are 20SS bales of raw silk and
li5 cases of silk goods. Tea amount
ing to 22,494 packages is in the
hold OF the steamer, and there is a
shipment of I9S tons of coal from
Shanghai to San Francisco. this coal
being contained In 1000 sacks.
The remainder of the cargo Is
made up principally of gunnics and
curios.
There are eighteen passengers on
the Tenyo for Honolulu, in the
cabin. these including Moses r.
Clegg. the bactcrioligist, and +. @.
T.. Walker, returning from bust.
ness trip to the Orient.
In the Sc ;ond class for this port
there are nine Chinese and Japan
csc. ...
Storage passengers for this port
consist OF uinety seven japanese
seventeen Chinese and fifty-one FL
ipinos, and eleven Hidus who will
leave the ship here and probably
go to San Francisco by later
vessel. .... e.. ..... .... .....
Seventy -ninc cabin passengers are
on the Tenyo for San Francisco, and
there arc several layover passengers
here who will leave on the vessel foI
the Coast. --, .,.,. .
In the second cabin there are fif,
~ nine passengers, and in the steer.
age bound for the Coast the Hindu'
| number forty-slX, Japanese seventy
one, and Chinese twenty-clsht.
The trip of the Tenyo from the
Far East was uneventful The Off
GERS, however, complain of the hot
weather found both in Hongkong aud
Shanghai, especially in the former
port, where they lay over for q
week.
Yesterday the Tenyo loafai along
saving ccal, and might have made
port last night as well ms not. How
ever, the loafing was done 50 tina
good time could be made on the rltI
from this port to San Francisco, an'
the coal saved will be used in driy
ing the steamer to the Coast por
In five days after leaving here.
When the Tenyo comes back from
the Coast, outward bound, there vii
lbe several changes in the officers
lICaptain Bent being back In com
lImand after n lay-olf of one trip fo
lIvacation, during which time hi
command was taken by Captain Fill
mer. ....... ..... ..
| Purser Lacey Goodrich leaves thu
vessel upon arrival In San Francisco
and will act as general passenge
agent for the 7. *. *. and Western
Pacific in the States ,..
Freight Clerk w. II. Reid wi!
move up one deck to the purser's OF
flee after being in the service of tn
T. X. X. two and one-half years. IL
was for several years with the o.
o. as storekeeper and freight cler|
of the Doric long before that vesse
went under the direct supervision o
the Pacific Mail company.
Both Goodrich and Reid are pop
ular with the travelling public. n
well as having hosts OF friends OF
both sides of the Pacific, who ar
congratulating them on their promo
tions.
Hackfeld & Co. will dispatch tn
Tenyo for San Francisco tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, the vesse
taking fourteen layover passenger
for the Coast from Honolulu.
IA
Mauna kea Due.
Early tomorrow morning the Inter
Island steamer Mauna Kea Is due OF
., her weekly trip from ports of Mau
and Hawaii. The vessel is bringing
the usual cargo from ports of call.
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Sherman OF.
This morning the army transpor
Sherman sailed from Matson whar
bound for Manila via Guam and 4