Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-25
WATERFRONT NOTES


NO ARRANGEMENTS have thus far
been made by Captain Quick for the
repair OF the foremost Of the American
ship Edward Sewall, which vessel met
with trouble through a spontaneous
combustion Of inflammable Pocahontas
coal, carried as cargo. The vessel Is
to be surveyed. following the discharge
Of the naval station fuel, and it will
then be decided as to what course
should be pursued.
THE JAPANESE liner Tenyo Maru
from the Orient with general cargo
and Asiatic passengers, will go along
side the Hackfeld wharf upon arrival
this afternoon II. Hackfeld & Co.,
the local representatives Of the steam.
er, expect to dispatch the Tenyo Maru
for San Francisco tomorrow morning.
About a dozen layover passengers will
sail for the mainland by the steamer.
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1T is RUMORED that because OF
the big carnival recently held at Ma.
thS MAIL bttuIhtT NoIcd
sailed for a return trip to San Fran
cisco. some three days late. The local
agents for theisteamer profess to have
received no such advices. however.
The Korea is due. according to SEIZED.
ule, on March 8, with q general cargo
from the Orient. t.
af. = q q
THE togo KISEN KAISIA IipeI
Hongkong Maru Is expected will sail
for Japan and China ports this after.
noon. The vessel has been discharg-
ing about two thousand tons OF fer.
tillzer, brought from South American
ports. The vessel will sail from
Bishops wharf. BE-, f
I TWENTY.ONE DAYS were con.
sumed by the American bark Saint
Katherine in making the passage from
Hilo' to San Francisco. The vessel
brought large general cargo to the
Islands and returned to the Coast with
shipments Of sugar.
KAUAI SUGAR awaiting shipment
includes the following consignments,
according to a report brought here by
the steamer w. G. Hall: X. S. NJ.
1905; g. & r.. 2650; M. 8. Co., 5000;
X. 8. Co., 1000; X. p, 6610; II. NJ,
64l2, G. F., Ss15.
AFTER HAVING discharged full
shipment of fuel oil for the Associat.
Ell OIL Company. the. American ship
Marion T.. Chilcott sailed for Gaviota
az 10 o'clock this morning The vessel
has been at the port since Monday. p"
THERE is accommodation for about
a dozen passengers on the Canadian
Australian liner Natal, which Is now
proceeding from Australian ports to
Vancouver and IL expected to arrive
at Honolulu on next Tuesday.
GRINDING has commenced at Ha.
waiian Agricultural mill at Kona, Ha.
wall. according to report brought to
Honolulu by the officers of the steam
er Mauna Loa. The mill commenced
operations on last monday.
PURSER FRIELE of the steamer
Mauna Loa reports the following sug.
ar awaiting at Kona and Kau ports:
Punaluu 1850; Honokaa, 5000; Ku-
kuihaele. 266; .Kukaiau, 4O87; Pau.
hau. 1900; Paauilo, 1000.
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THE STEAMER Niihau was dis
charging freight at Honokaa and the
lwalani leaving cargo at Kawaihae at
the time OF departure OF the steamer
Mauna Loa for Honolulu.
H'' N i.E
THE SAILING of the barkentine 8.
@. Wilder from San Francisco for Ho-
nolulu Is reported by cable. The yes.
sci is bringing general merchandise to
a~t ,Gr - aC
THE AMERICAN bark Annie John.
son, which recently left Hilo for the
Coast, is reported to have arrived at
San Francisco yesterday. 'r,
COAL is now going out of the Amer
lean ship Edward Sewall, which has
been berthed ut the No. Naval wharf.