Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
WAITE RFHoNT NOTES

II 10 hEt UNI Ell lHHl WIN tnC
first of the year the American Hawaii.
an Steamship Company will inaugu.
rate six-days' service between Sa.
lima Cruz, San Francisco, Puget Sound
ald the Hawaiian Islands. At pres
ent the company has Ave days SER
vice In the big triangular route from
Salina Cruz and San Francisco to
Puget Sound and the Islands. In the
FIVE DAYS service between Salina Cruz
and San Francisco the steamers Ne
Draskah, lstnmian and Plciades oper-
ale direct, while the larger steamers
Columbian, Mexican, Virglnian, Mis-
sourian, Alaskan and Arlzonan of the
larger route, alternate with the small
or vessels from Salina Cruz. The
plan proposed is to extend the smaller
steamers to the Sound from San Fran
cisco, aud in this way furnish an in
creased service.
GARDEN ISLAND polo enthusiasts
were in the main responsible for the
early appearance of the steamer ri.
nan at the port this morning. This
vessel is scheduled to arrive at 1Io.
nolulu on Sunday morning. The KHAN
brought large number of passengers
from Kauai and the most of them are
supporters of the polo team and will
be found out at the grounds at the
Maui.Kauai match this afternoon. Tho
vessel met with fine weather. Fifty.
FIVE deck passengers arrived The
freight list included $500 sacks W..
and 2jOO sacks X. A. sugar 80 sacks
taro, 33 cases pears. ~ cases fruit and
100 packages sundries.
IT WAS ANNOUNCED at San
Francis o on August that Bates &
Chcsebrough have purchased from
the underwriters of London the
wreck Of the Pacific Mail steamer
Indiana, which lies on Santa Mar
Is said to have been $4,000. II is
the intention Of Bates 4 Cheese.
the same rs with the cid Pacific Mail
steamer city of Picking, which is
now being broken up and shiprsI
60 the East Coast in sailing vessel,
The work IF breaking the indiana
Nj will he started In October. when
smooth seas are expected 10 aid in
the process.
THE MATSON Navigation steamer
Ncvadan Is scheduled to sail from Ho.
nolulu on Monday evening and will
take on Il shipment Of eight hundred
tons of sugar at this port before leav.
ing for Port Allen, Kaanapali. Kahu.
lui and ililO. The vessel will load
thousand tons sugar at Kaanapali.
The steamer proceeds from lIilo to
San Francisco direct.
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WITH THE BARKS Andrew Welch
and Annie Johnson Of the Matson
Navigation Company laid up in Oak
land Creek and the prospects that
geveral other well-known sugar pack.
cts will shortly follow suit. II APP
pears that the sailing ship service
between San Francisco and the Ha-
| waiian Islands has seen its best days.
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SHIPPING, at the port of Hiio at the
time of departure of the steamer Ma.
una KCa included the American
schoOncrs Wcatherwax and Gamble
discharglng lumber at the Railway
wharf. The barkentnc Irmgard is re.
ported to have also arrived there with
Il shipment of lumber.
HENRY BRAUKSCHULLE, a fire.
man on the freighter Alaskan, was Sc
ycrely burned ri San Francisco on
August when an oil heater exploded
was taken to the IIarbor Emergency
Hospital and later to his home
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TWENTY.THREE horses TO be used
by the Maui polo team In today's game
arrived at the port last evening by
the steamer Wailcle.N This vessel also
brought gone stock and 200 cases of
honey. The vessel met with smooth
trip to the port.
ACCORDING to a report brought to
Honolulu by the steamer Mauna Kea
the steamer Kaiulani was loading at
H0nomu, the II lcnc at Kohalalele and
the Niihau at Honokaa at the time
of departure of the Honolulu bound
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THE STEAMER Noeau from Kauai
ports has arrived with the following
lines of cargo: 632 sacks paddy, S25
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