Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-20
WATGRFR.sT NOTES

1 WATERPROOF NOTES l.
THE HlLoNIAN, a Matson Navisa.
ton steamer now in port will inau-
gurate the triangular service on her
next voyage down from the coast The
Hilonian Is scheduled to sail f;om Ho.
noluu on next TUESDAY morning at 10
O'Clock. The vessel will proceed ~
San Francisco and thence to Seattle
leaving the Puget Sound port for Ho
nolulu on February 10. The Hilonian
Is expected to arrive here on Febrn.
airy &c and proceeding to Port Allen
will sail from the Kauai port on March
Z for San Francisco direct, arriving
there on March 16. Nine days later
the vessel will again reach Seattle.
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THE All. freighters Nevadan. from
San Francisco direct. and the Nilsson.
rian. from Seattle, are expected by
the local agency TO arrive at Honolulu
on Sunday. The Nevadan is bringing
general cargo and perhaps few pas.
sengers from San Francisco. This ves-
sci should also bring three days later
mail from the mainland. The Nilsson.
rian carried general merchandise from
the United States via New York. TIE.
huantepec. Salina Cruz. San Francisco
Portland. Seattle and Tacoma.
THE All. freighter Columbian
sailed from San Francisco for Seattle
yesterday. according to advices re-
ceived at the local agency and that
vessel Is scheduled to sail from the
Puget Sound port for Honolulu ON Jan.
uary 20. The Columbia Is bringing
general mainland cargo including New
York via Tehnantepec. San Francisco
and Puget Sound ports. The Colum.
bian will be followed twelve days lat.
er by the freighter Alaskan.
1T IS PREDICTED that when the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia arrives here
from San Francisco ON January 81 that
vessel will have In operation q com.
plete and powerful wireless plant cap.
able Of transmitting messages great
distance and equal to that accomp-
lished by her sister ship. the Korea
II Is understood that the Koreas plant
has left little to be desired 1, its eff.
fciency In the transmission of long
distance messages. ..
THE RECENT rainy weather has
again emphasized the necessity for
better sidewalks and crossings lead
Ing from the business center of the
city to the new Alakea street wharf.
A portion Of the thoroughfare neces.
departing passengers Is disgrace to
Ia community One.tenth the size and
Importance of Honolulu.
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ACCORDING to a belnted cable re.
ceived from Japan, the 4. X. X.
freighter Mapshu Maru from Hong.
kong and Japan ports, bound for South
America. sailed from Yokohama on
January IL. This vessel is expected
to call here on or about next Monday
The vessel will bring a general orient.
al cargo.
BOUND FROM Hongkong and ia
pan ports via Yokohama for Honolulu
the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner ChiyO
Maru Is reported to have sailed from
the Japanese port on last Tuesday
The Chiyo Maru Is expected to arrive
at Honolulu or on about January 2s.
SHORTLY AFTER o'clock this af
ternoon the American bark Andrew
WEIGH, Captain Kelly. sailed for Sar
Francisco. The vessel carried abou,
eight hundred tons Of raw sugar foi
the coast rcfneries. The Welch die
not carry any passengers.
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THERE ARE twelve hundred ton,
OF general cargo on board the Toys
Risen Kaisha liner Chiyo Maru, which
Is to be discharged at Honolulu wher
that vessel arrives here on Januar,
81 from Hongkong and Japan ports.
THE AMERICAN barkentine Maka
well having discharged her shipmen
OF lumber and general cargo at Kahri
iui, that vessel Is reported to hav,
sailed for Port Townsend yesterday
The vessel departed in ballast.
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THE NEXT MAIL from the main
land by the way of San Francisc,
should arrive here by the American
Hawaiian frelghter Nevadan. Thi
vessel Is due here either Saturday al
ternoon or Sunday morning.
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AUSTRALIAN advices receive,
through the local branch OF the mar
Inc exchange announces the departur,
OF the Canadian Australian liner Ma
k,na from sydney for Honolulu OF
Monday.
THERE IS LITTLE prospect o
much wireless communication bein
had between the powerful Kahukl
station and the Hamburg-America lin
steamer Cleveland. The German YES