Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
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WATERFRONT NOTES

! THE FRENCH cruiser MOntcaIm,
which was to have remained In San
| Francisco until August 81, was ord
cred to leave for the south Saturday.
August % The change in plans has
/ caused congestion of the entertain
ment program arranged by the French
colony of San Francisco, and by other
, friends Of the admiral and his officers.
Among those disappointed Is James
Rolph, Jr., who had arranged 10 take
party of the officers on big deer
hunt at the end of last week. Rolph's
disappointment was shared by the
ships officers, among whom are some
! very enthusiastic sportsmen.
THE FLAGSHIP Mauna Kea of the
lnter.lsland fleet sailed promptly at
10 o'clock this morning for Lahaina
and Hawaii ports. She carried large
number OF passengers and full load
Of general cargo. Among the passen.
gers who departed on her were the
polo players Of Maui team. They
were given enthusiastic ssnd.off by
their admiring friends.
by courtesy OF Mayor Fern, the Ha.
wailan band serenaded OF the wharf
for the benefit OF the outgoing pas.
sengers. The Mauna Kea will return
early next Saturday morning.
THE WELL.KNowN barkentine
Archer which carries lime from
Roche harbor to San Francisco, had
the hardest experience Of her career
on the voyage which she has Just com.
pleted. The Archer occupied nearly
forty days 10 make the trip from the
Golden Gate to Roche harbor, which
she has pr viOusly accomplished In
six days. Very strong head winds and
the fact that the wlndiammer was high
out Of water and unable to steer pro.
perly accounted for the slow passage.
ON FRIDAY, probably early In the
morning. the Pacific Mail liner China.
will arrive from Yokohama with pas.
sengers and a small amount of freight
for this port. 1t Is expected that the
Chinese students. who are procs ed.
ing to the United States to enter the
colleges there, at the expense of the
Imperial Chinese Government. will ar.
rive as passengers on her. Should
they com, they will be entertained
here by the Chinese Consul.
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AFTER A VOYAGE Of forty four
days from Valparaiso. Chile, the Jap
anese freighter Buyo Maru, arrived
yesterday. bringing three thousand
tons Of fertilizer. consigned to H.
Hackfeld a. Co. She will resume her
trip for Japan. as soon as the Homo.
lulu cargo has been discharged.
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THE STEAMER Mikahala, which
goes to Molokai.Maui.Lanai ports will
sail this afternoon at o'clock. She
will take among her passengers J. Nc.
Weigh, Superintendent OF the Leper
Settlement, II is said that she will
take paiais for the inmates OF Molokai.
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SHORTLY AFTER 8 o'clock yester.
day afternoon the Pacific Mail liner
Korea, which arrived early in the
morning from San Francisco. sailed
for the Oriental ports. She carried a
few passengers from this port for
Yokohama and Hongkong.
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Z EARLY TOMORROW morning the
Inter-Island steamer Claudine will ar.
rive from Hilo and Maui ports. As
usual. she will bring number of pas.
sengers and general cargo. She will
sail again for her destinations at 5
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock the
steamer Kinau will leave for Kauai
ports. with passengers and general
cargo. Among those who are booked
to leave Oh her will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bush, well known kamaainas OF
Kauai
THE STEAMER w. G. Hall will re.
turn from Kauai tomorrow morning
with general merchandise. II is ex.
pected that the Kauai polo players
will be among her passengers, when
she sails again on Thursday after.
noon.
THE SHIP DlRIGO and steamer j.
l.. Luckenbach have had libels enter.
ed against them by W. p. Fuller and
the Pacific Hardware Company for
damage to cargoes shipped by the yes.
sells ircm New York.
THE Amerlcan.Hawaiian steamer