Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-05

inteAded for various sugar planta-
tons on Hawaii were left by the
steamer Maui ON her outward trip
to the big island. The Maui re-
turned to Honolulu this morning,
bringing 2.SS3 sacks of II. A. sugar.
7O5 sacks c sugar. 20 sacks coffee,
and IS cattle on deck. Purser
French reports fine weather along
Kona and Kau coasts.
Va
THERE rs A possibility that sew
'eral passengers will avail themselves
of the opportunity Of coming down
TO the islands by the American-Ha-
waiiah liner Nevadan, which is
scheduled to sail from San Francisco
for Honolulu direct on Jan. 16. This
vessel will bring large cargo of
general merchandise from New
York. via Tehuantepec, and also
from the coast.
THE AMERICAN HAWAIIAN
freighter Virginian is now taking
on shipment of sugar at Kanaa-
pail and the vessel will next visit
Kahului and then Hilo, where ad-
ditipnal consignments of sugar,
ipineapples and other Hawaiian pro-
ducts will be loaded preparatory to
sailing for Salina Cruz. The Virgin
ina is scheduled to depart from Hilo
on Jan. IL.
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PURSER PEPPER of the steamer
| W. G. Hall arriving from Kauai
ports this morning. reports the fol-
lowing sugar awaiting shipment 'on
the Garden Island: X. S. NJ, $50;
G. & r.. $3.50; NJ. A. X. 1919; v.
X, 500: McB., 1924; X. X. g.. l.
500: l.. p, 1885; II. NJ, 1850; n.
r., 1871; X. S. NJ, 3,057, and NJ. s..
| 400 sacks.
THE LOCAL AGENCY OF the Amer.
ican.Hawaian steamship line has been
advised of the sailing Of the freighter
Mexican from San Francisco. This
vessel Is proceeding to Honolulu di.
rect and Is due tn arrive here on or
about January 10. The Mexican Is
merchandise.
NINE HUNDRED tons OF Oriental
cargo will arrive at Honolulu from
| Asiatic ports by the Pacific Mail liner
China, which has sailed from Yoke.
| 40 The (shina oh hnr
on or about January IA. The vessel
has cabin passenger accommodation
for about seventy.fve intending trav.
elers.
NEW LANDING mornings are be-
ing laid at Honakaa by the Inter-
island steamer Kaiulani. according
to the officers OF the steamer Like
like, which has arrived here from
Hawaii. The steamer Helene was
discharging freight at Iapaaloa at
the time of departure of the Like
like.
FIVE THOUSAND Ave hundred
sacks of sugar arrived at Honolulu
from Kauai ports this morning as a
lpart OF the caro- brought by the
lsteamer W. G. Hail. The vessel
also brought 60 sacks taro, 80 sacks
} rice and 10 packages sundries.
IN
!. A SHIPMENT of lumber from
Gray's Harlor to the agency of Aller
4 Robinson has arrived at Honolulu
. by the American schooner Carrier
Dove. This vessel made rather
. quick passage down from the coast
coming here In nineteen days.
THE UNITED STATES army trans
port Sheridan got away for San Fran
cisco last evening. taking only few
cabin passengers from Honolulu Tn,
vessel did not take on a supply of Goa
at this port. The band played at tn,
departure Of the army boat.
N
FROM SEVERAL Hawaiian port
he steamer Likelike was an arriya
at Honolulu this morning, bringini
parts OF sugar mill machinery, 2,
barrels of wine. 80 sacks wool, /.
sacks peanuts and 8 packages sun
} dries.
THE AMERICAN barkentne Cor
D onadol from San Francisco has sale,
according TO cables received at thi
port. The Coronado is proceeding /,
1 Al.,l,, n I...t.