Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-11
WIRELESS SETTLED FATE OF
ST0WAWAY ON STEAMER SIBERIA
TRANSFERRED TO MONGOLIA IN MID OCEAN JAPAN
ESE CRUISERS PREPARING TO SAlL-RUMOR AGAIN
PREVAILS THAT T. K. K. WILL ABANDON MEXICAN
LINE.
Deutschland as a Private Yacht.

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Deutschland as a Private Yacht. -.
According to the Hamburg cores
pendent of the Kolnische Zeitung, the
Hamburg American Line has decided
TO transform its fast steamer Deutsch.
land into a steamer for pleasure
cruises, and to sell the excursion
yacht, Oceana. Attempts have been
made to sell the Deutschland, but It
was found impossible to obtain a fay.
orable price. Negotiations are also
proces ding for the disposal of the four
old West India steamers Cnristiania
Croatia, Gali2ia and Hispania to the
Steetin firm Of RetZlafi.
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Fre.ghter Was Full Of Prunes.
The AmcriCan.llawallan frcighter
Nebraskan that after taking on sugar
and general cargo from the Hawaii.
an islands, sailed from San FRANCISCO
the first part Of last month bound for
Salina Cruz, Is reported to have had
"a ''hih a. vi Otu lullS VI
California prmes. The fruit was to
be transhlpped to France and Ger.
many.
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Makura Due Tomorrow.
According to wireless received by
the local agents for the Canadian.
Australian liner Makura that vessel
will arrive from Vancouver and Vic.
torla tomorrow. II Is understood that
a good sized list of passengers will
leave the vessel at this port The
Makura takes on transhipped cargo
for Tanning island 10.
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Old Rumor Revived.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha Is to aban-
don its service between Hongkong
Japan and Mexico. The japanese sub.
sidy law forbids the receipt of sub
sides from other countries. and the
japanese company considers the line
Improbable without the subsidy of
10000 per trip paid by Mexico.
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The British steamers Asia and Per
STA, of the Occidental & Oriental
Steamship Co.. have been relieved of
their yards. Shorn of the weight of
these yards, which are no longer used
to any extent the two intermediate
steamers will probably make better
time and he more steady.
III
Saint Ronald Sailed for Honolulu.
What Is believed to be another YES
sci in the Bates. Cheseborough freight
service. Is reported to have sailed
from Leiih with destination as Homo.
lulu on October goth according to ad-
vices that have jiist been received at
the port. The steamer is listed as
the Saint Ronald. al (
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China Bringing Small Cargo.
The Pacific Mail steamer China is
due TO arrive at the port on Friday
bringing less than five hundred tons
of Oriental cargo and few lay over
passengers. The vessel has accommo.
dation for about thirty-hve saloon
passengers from Honolulu to San
Francisco.
steaming Through Fins Weather.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhomna is meeting with fine wea.
Their on the trip to San Francisco ac.
cording to wireless that has been
received at the agency of Castle &
Cooke. The vessel was 499 miles off
the port at eight o'clock last evening
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Standard OIL Release Two Ships.
The American steel ships Atlas and
Astral, 1887 tons reg. each built IN
1901 and 1909 by A. Sewall & Co,
aBth, Me, and owned by the Stand.
ard oil Co, New York, have been
transferred to the Alaska Packers
Association, San Francisco.
New Vessel on Australian Run.
II is reported that the Nippon Yu
sen Kaisha has placed an order with
japanese firm for the construction
Of a G000-ton mail steamer. which
will replace the steamer Yawata Maru
In the trade between Japan, China,
Manila and Australia.
MA
Alaskan Carried Shipment Of SHINGLES
While lumber is frequently shipped
TO New York by water the first large
shipment of shingles to be loaded by
n steamer at Tacoma for New York