Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-10
WATERFRONT NOTES

WATERFRONT NOTES
NINE HUNDRED TONS OF orien
tai freight will be discharged at this
port from the Pacific Mail lnterme.
diate steamer China. This vessel IL
due from Hongkong via Japanese ports
on Friday according to the presen,
calculations OF X. Hackfeld and Com
pany her agents. The China bookings
to San Francisco thus far have been
small.
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THE UNITED STATES army
transport Thomas, from San Fran
cisco to Manila. has wirelessed that,
weather permitting. that vessel will
arrive at Honolulu on Wednesday
afternoon. The army boat is meet
ing with fine weather. The Thomas
brings the Sixth Infantry to the
Philippines.
WHEN 1888 miles of the port
and proceeding from San francisco
en- route to the Orient. the PaciGc
Mail liner Korea has wirelesse that
she might be expected to arrirc at
Honolulu at daylight on Wednesday
morning. The steamer is meeting
with light northwest winds and
swells.
MOST OF THE interisland steamers
leaving for various island ports during
the past few days have been taking
Filipino laborers to the plantations
The FilipinOs arrived here by the 81
IBERIA and are being sent to the 9th
er islands as rapidly as arrangement,
for their transportation can be made
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MODERATE NORTHEAST winds
were met by the Mxtson Navigation
liner Lurline. which was reported
500 miles on the port on Sunday
night. The vessel is bringing two
thousand five hundred tons OF gen
eral cargo. twenty motor cars and
a quantity OF mainland mail.
PURSER Philips Of the steamer
Mauna Kea which arrived from Hilo
and way ports reports the schooner
Aloha as arriving at Hilo on Monday
with n full shipment of lumber. The
schooner Olympic and the bark Saln,
Katherine were at the railway wharf
discharging freight '"
THE SAILORS who were forced Ia
leave the wrecked British bark Alex
ander Black are staying at the Local
seamen's institute. The men arrived
at Honolulu from Maui Friday. II
Is understood that they may be for
warded to the coast ut the expense
Of their consuls.
NINETEEN DAYS WERE con.
sumed by the American schooner
James Rolph in making the port OF
San Francisco after leaving, Homo
lulu. The James Rolph discharged
a shipment Of lumber ut this port
and sailed for the Coast on. Decem
Der 20.
SEVENTY CORDS of slabs was in
cluded In the shipment which arrived
from Hilo and way ports by the steam
er Kauai. This vessel met with con
siderable rough weather with heavy
swell which increased as the vessel
OF Molokai.
THE FOLLOWING sugar ON Kauai
Is reported by Purser Logan of the
ktnau ready for shipment: Max,
1878 bags; @. Il r.. $3.50; v. X,
500; X. s, Co.. 400; McB.. 1899;
Makee, 1000; X. p, 1851; L.. 1856;
H.. 3I5.
THE MATSON Navigation liner
Enterprise sailed from San Fran
cisco bound for Hilo on January 8,
according to advices received at the
local agency.
THREE THOUSAND five hundred
sacks OF Kauai sugar arrived ut Homo
lulu yesterday morning by the inter
island steamer Kinau from the Gar
den island. The shipment includes
$50 sacks X. S, NJ. and 300 sacks v.
X. d. sugar.
LESS THAN half the cabin passen.
ger accommodation has thus far been
taken up by those intending to sail
for San ErancIscn NV fha afanmar Ala