Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-17
WATERFRONT NotCs

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RiiHf THOUSAND Two hundred
sacks, oil Ka,iai saiRr have arrived
at Iionolula BY the litter isiaRd
steamer Kinau. This vessel br6tight
100 sacks bran, 20 crates cocoanuts,
and SO packages sundrles. The
weather was reported as rainy, with
strong northeast trades and choppy
seas, The Matson Navigation char
tered, steamer IIyades Is reported ut
Eleele discharging cargo and taking
on sugar The steamer Hall was
taking on sugar at Koloa on Janu-
airy Is. y ~.
EIGHT HUNDRED tons of scrap
iron consigned to the California In
dustriai Company have about all been
loaded into the American bark Alden
Besse. and It Is expected that the
vessel will be ready for sailing for
San Pedro, California. the latter
part ~ this week. 6. II. Brown or
the Honolulu Scrap Iron Company Is
supplying the cargo to De taken to
the mainland by the ancient bark.
PURSER FRENCH of the steamer
Maui reports the banks Saint Kath-
crime. Olympic and schooners Aloha
and Annie Johnson, also the steam
ers Kauai, K,iulani and Helene. at
Hilo at the time the Maui sailed for
Honolulu. The steamer Niihau was
met at Waipio Gulch. Owing to bad
weather. the Maui was prevented
from working along the Hamakua
coast.
THE ENTERPRISE. a Matson Nav
igation liner. is due to arrive at Hilo
this morning, according TO a wireless
received mt the local agency las. night.
The Enterprise comes from San Fran
cisco and was about fifty miles on
Hilo at the time of the sending In of
the report. rl
PURSER LOGAN Of the intcr,island
steamer Kinau reports the following
sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai:
Max, 1919 bags; v. X. 500; q. Il r.,
2lS5; McB.. 20,107; X. X. b., 1900: II.
NJ. 1866; l.. f.. 265; NJ. s. CO., $50;
X, S. Co., 1880: X. p, 1880.
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ROUGH WEATHER prevented the
Inter-Island steamer Keauhou from
working at some of the ports of call
along Kauai coasts. The steamer
has arrived here with freight, in
GLIDING 1870 sacks rice, 200 sacks
paddy and 23 packages sundries.
FIVE THOUSAND sacks of sugar
made up the bulk of the freight
brought TO Honolulu by the Inter-
Island steamer Likelike. which has
arrived from Ahukini and Kauai
ports. The Likelike experienced a
rough trip homeward.
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FIVE HORSES and two autOmo-
biles have arrived from Hawaii
ports by the steamer Iwalani. The
vessel called at Kawalhae and Ma
hukona and on the return trip met
with strong northeast trades and
choppy seas. .r,
THE NEW Alakca street wharf Is
fast nearing completion. Arrangements
have, been made for bringing up the
Pacific Mail liner Manchuria to the
big wharf upon the arrival of that
steamer from China and Japan next
Friday.
THE Dig SUCTION dredge Recla-
nation has been working at the In
ter-lsland slip for the past few days
Ia large quantity of sediment that
has been washed down by Nuuanu
and other streams has been removed
A WIRELESS which has. been re
ceived from the Pacific Mail liner 10
rea last night travelled 1l43 miles
and reported that steamer vOyaginl
through cloudy weather, moderat,
eastorly breeze and seas,
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A REPORT has reached this cit,
that the American steamer Santa Ma
ria sailed from Port San Luis yester
day with full shipment of oil fol-
the, Associated Oil Company.
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THE UNITED STATES army trans
port Thomas. en- route from Honolnl,
to Manila, has wirelessed In her posi-
ton as 1886 miles on the port; smootl
seas and fine weather.
SEVENTY-SIX head cattle and q
calves have arrived from Kawaiha'
by the steamer Maui The vesse
also brought l55 bales hides.