Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-07
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE PHONE 1872.
WATERFRONT NOTES
JAS. H. LOVE.

WASHINGTON Ma CHI 26.--Rcpre-
been making some inquiry this weeii
at the War Department IN regard To
the availability of army TRANSPORTS for
service in an extension Of the 18th
milan canal steamboat line. He en-
tertains the project of government
service between Panama and San
Francisco similar to that from New
York to the Isthmus. At present there
are no steamers under the control OF
The lsthmian Canal Commission which
could be used for this purpose and
there are only two vessels of the army
transport service which may be con
sidered suitable in this connection. In
any event II requires legislation to
make available these army transports
on this projected Pacific route. The
military authorities have refused to
commit themselves In an endorsement
Of the proposed legislation until 1t
shall be submitted. in the usual way,
for the Department comment.
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CAPTAIN HAND. U. S. A., quarter
master.captain OF the transport Sher.
man. has been missing from his ship
for the last three days says the San
Francisco Chronicle. II was said that
detectives OF the local police force
were searching for him. Letters and
kilograms have been accommodating at
the army transport dock for Captain
Hand but the officials have been I'M
able to ascertain the whereabouts OF
the army officer and all inquiries have
gone unanswered. Members of the
ships company were unable to give n
reason for the captains prolonged alb.
sence, nor could they say when he
would return nc'oc''"n nrou''"' ~'a'N
the rounds Of the different hotels Of
the city .lnquirmg Tor captain IIdnu
He was later found at Mason street
hotel. "f
MAUI FREIGHT was brought to the
port by the Inter.lsland steamer Claud.
inc this morning. The list included
2600 sacks sugar 90 sacks corn. 200
packages sundries and a shipment OF
hogs. The interisland vessel met
with stormy weather on the home
ward trip. In addition to large mum.
Der of cabin passengers. 50 deck pas
sengers arrived. The Claudine tQwed
the schooner II. downright, sugar lad.
en- from Hama. The schooner is bound
for San Francisco.
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KAHULUI SHIPPING includes tho
following vessels. according 10 a re-
port brought by the steamer Claudine.
The American schooners Admiral and
Turner, and ship W. p. Frye. The
Claudine attempted to pun the dis.
tressed Turner OF the Kahului reefs
| on last Saturday out her line parted
almost Immediately after taking hold
and the ClaudIne was unable to get
another hawser to the stranded
schooner
ADVICES RECEIVED here are to
the effect that tho United States army
transport Warren which has been
undergoing an extensive rebuilding at
Shanghai. China has left the North
China port and Is due to arrive at Ma.
Mia by April 10. While In the hands
of the shipbuilders the Warren has
been thoroughly overhauled. She has
been especially fitted for the carrying
of refrigerated cargo.
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FOUR VESSELS were discharging
or taking on cargo at Hilo at the time
of the departure of the inter.island
steamer Claudine for this port. The
bark Rithet and schooners o, NJ. Kel.
logg and Tarus and the Matson steam
er Enterprise are reported there. Purs.
err Kiblihg also reports the American
Hawaiian freighter Mexican as taking
on a shipment Of sugar at the Hawaii
port.
PURSER JAMES LOGAN of the
steamer w. G, Hall. arriving from
Kauai ports reports the following sug
ar awaiting shipment on the Garden
Island; X. S. NJ, 1850; @. q r.. 1910;
NJ. A. X, 29,150; McB., Is 10; X. p.
10,930; p. 10,06S; II. NJ, 10 573; G. f..
III; X. s. Co, 22oO; M. s. $4,000; w.
$500.
THE STEAMER w. G. Hall has ar
rived from Kauai ports with ship
ment Of $500 sacks sugar. and 20 pack
ages sundries. The vessel met with
exceedingly rough weather on both
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