Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-14
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE. PHONE 1872
WATERFRONT NOTES
THE HAWAIIAN BAND We'd witt

the musical organization connected
with the Ninth Infantry in supplying
the program Of melody at the depart
uie of the United States army trans.
port Sherman for Manila at noon 20.
day Quite a delegation Of Honolulu
people were present at the sailing OF
the troopship for the Philippines. The
Sherman carried few passengers
from this port. During her stay toe
transport was supplied wi about a
thousand htons OF coal
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THE FREIGHT list OF the inter.is.
land steamer Claudine from Hawaii
and Maui ports included 20 head cat
tie. II sacks corn, 400 sacks -four, 10
barrels wine. 32 hogs and 200 pack
ages sundries. The Claudine met with
fine weather on the homeward trip.
The vessel arrived this morning with
30 saloon and IS deck passengers.
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SIX HUNDRED and fifty tons Of Or.
iental freight Is destined to arrive at
the port on April "a by the Pacific
Mail intermediate steamer Asia. This
vessel Is reported to have sailed from
Yokohama yesterday The Asia. be-
ing foreign bottom will take only
lay.over passengers from Honolulu to
the coast.
! PURSER KIBLING OF the steamer
Claudine from Hawaii and Maui ports,
reports the schooner Rolph discharg.
ing cargo at Hama, the schooner Tur.
ner awaiting discharge at KahuluI.
The schooner Admiral and the ship
w. p. Frye were also at the Maui port
discharging and taking on cargo.
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| ABOUT TEN THOUSAND tons of
American coal Is exrecte to arrive at
Honolulu within few days. by the
British frcightcrs Glenshiel and Rose
bank. These vessels sailed from New.
port News, Va, two months ago. The
coal comes to replcnish the ravy sup.
ply.
PURSER OSBORN of the inter-is.
land steamer Keauhou reports the fol.
lowing sugar awaiting shipment on
Kauai: NJ. A. X. 1905; X. S. NJ,
5000: v. X. 1900: q. & r., 1910: McB.
1880; K. p. 10 42O; NJ. s. Co. $4,000;
X. s., 1900; l.. p, 1267s; II. M, 49,
945.
AFTER SEVENTEEN days passage
almost sufficient time to have voyaged
to the coast. the American schooner
william II. Marston is reported to
have arrived at Hilo. The Marston
left here after having discharged a
shipment of lumber at the port.
AFTER HAVING discharged a ship
ment OF fuel oil at the port, the Amer
lean ship Marion Chilcott was towe ed
to the open sea this morning by the
Matson Navigation Tug Intrepid. The
Ch.lcott is bound for Gaviota for an,
other consignment of oil.
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THE DEPARTURE OF the Matsou
Navigation liner Enterprise from Hilo
for San Francisco Is reported for last
Tuesday. The Enterprise took a large
shipment Of sugar and other Hawaiian
products before leaving Hilo for the
mainland.
AT THE RATE that the sugar mill
ing machinery Is being loaded into the
japanese freighter Niigata Maru. tina,
vessel will! probably get away for For
mosa tomorrow The vessel is taking
on cargo at the Bishop wharf.
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THE DEPARTURE OF the British
steamer Asia. of the Pacific Mail line
IL announced from Yokohama. This
vessel Is expected to arrive here on OF
about April 20. bringing quantity o.
Oriental cargo.
THE STEAMER Keauhou arrived
from Kauai ports this morning bring
ing n shipment OF $500 sacks of sugal
and q bales hides. The vessel me
with fine weather on Kauai.
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! THE AMERICAN schooner Annie
johnson Is at the railway wharf dis
charging n shipment Of fertilizer. Thu
vessel will soon take on conslgn
ment OF sugar for the coast.
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HILO SHIPPING at the time OF tn,
departure of the steamer Claudlne In
cluded the schooner o. M. Kellogg
the bark r. p. Rithet, and the steam
err Enterprise.
Indiana doctors are raising thell
prices. Some OF the patrons whit