Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
WATERFRONT NOTES
PHONE l5e.

mOlOhdl pOrts lnCluueU loUV SHCkS SUI
gar, 81 hogs, $50 sheep, crates chic.
kens, 16 sacks cocoanuts, 30 sacks
corn. and 113 packages sundries. The
vessel met with fair weather on the
homeward trip.
A SHIPMENT of Ave thousand sacks
of sugar was included In he shipment
brought to the port by the steamer
Iwalani. now in port from Mahukona
and other Hawaii ports. The Iwalani
met with considerable rough weather
on the homeward trip.
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THE STEAMER Kinnu from Kauai
ports brought an assorted cargo In.
GLIDING II bales hides. 40 sacks cocoa.
nuts so sacks taro, 1872 sacks rice, SO
packages sundries. The vessel met
with light northeast trades and choppy
seas on the inward voyage.
BOUND FOR Delaware Breakwater
with full shipment OF sugar, the Anne.
rfican ship Foohng Suey Is reported
TO have sailed from Eleele on last Fri
day. This vessel left a large general
cargo brought from New York at Ho-
nolulu.
THE lNTERISLAND steamer Ke.
auhou will sail for Kilauea and Kauai
ports at five o'clock this afternoon.
The vessel wills return with a ship
ment OF sugar.
TWO LARGE SHIPMENTS of cat
tie from island ports have arrived at
Honolulu since Saturday morning by
the lnter'lsand steamer Cascade. The
vessel came In early on Saturday
morning with 1882 sacks Of sugar and
rs head OF Parker Ranch cattle. The
Cascade was given quick dispatch
to the Raymond ranch on Maui and
returned this morning with eighty
head of cattle from this estate.
A WIRELESS from the transport
Sheridan. enroute from Manila TO San
Francisco via Honolulu states that YES.
sells position as $50 miles of the port
at eight O'Clock last night. The Sheri.
dan Is not expected TO arrive here be.
fore early tomorrow morning.
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The lnter.Island steamer w. G. Hall
from Kauai ports made an extra trip
and brought $500 sacks Of sugar, 4
cabin and 9 deck passengers from the
Garden Island. The vessel is to be
dispatched for Kauai to return on her
regular schedule on Wednesday morn.
ing.
THE INTER,ISLAND steamer Mi.
hau has left the marine railway after
having undergone, general cleaning
and repainting.
BETWEEN NINE hundred and q
thousand tons of machinery Is going
into the Japanese freighter Niigata
Maru. now at Bishop wharf loading
portions of sugar mill supplied by
the Honolulu Iron Works and intended
for sugar estate on Formosa. The
Niigata .Maru IL expected will sail for
Formosa the middle or latter part of
the week. The freighter is well adapt.
ed for carrying heavy pieces OF cargo.
She was built for the express purpose
csc naval bases to the battleships and
cruisers.
SUGAR TO the amount of over Ave
thousand sacks which arrived from
Kauai by the steamer Klnau IL being
loaded into the American ship John
Ena.
THE AMERICAN SHIP Falls Of
Clyde Is expected to sail for Gaviota
this afternoon. The vessel has dis.
charged a shipment Of fuel oil at the
port.
THE AMERICAN Bark Annie John.
son, Captain Nilsson. has sbeen shifted
Ia the Fort street wharf there to con.
tinue discharging cargo. preparatory to
loading shipment of sugar for the
coast, Tho Annie johnson is one of
the few ships that come down to Ho.
nolnlu In time which crowds close on
to that made by some of the freight
steamers.
GENERAL CARGO is still going out
OF the American bark Andrew WEIGH
which vessel ras returned from Pearl
Harbor. The Welch is now at the
Railway wharf.
The UNITED STATES quarantine
launch Oahu Is again laid up for re.
pairs. The little vessel is considered
as only eligible to the scrap heap, but
whenever the matter OF supplying the
Honolulu station with new craft is
mentioned there is a deep and painful
silence at Washington. The local
quarantine authorities suggest that II
the funnel of the decrepit Oahu could
be sent to Mare Island there might be
possibility of new launch being
built around It
ACCORDING to the report brought
to the Port by the, steamer Kinau, the
following sugar awaits shipment on
Kauai X. S. NJ, $3.50 bags; M. A, X.
SO 049; G, 4 r.. 667O; v. X. 1900;
Mob, 10 429; X. 8. Co., 5000; M. s. Co.
$4,000; X. p. $3.50; L. p, l5,44s; II.
NJ, ~ $50.
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