Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-11
WATERFRONT NOTES
THE LOCAL OPTICS, 90 tbe Amer
lean Hawaiian lft:e IL In receipt @

4 ihE fsONstb Ofir ~ ~ ~ tpt hUtT-
team Hawaiian lfte Is III receipt or
10 the effect, that the freight
er nrizonan VIII sail from San
Nranclsco, for Honolulu direct on
July 10. The vessel Ia expected to |
bring down the cargo for the Hawaii
ian Islands which left the Isthmus
of Tehuantenec by the steamer Alas-
kan, the latter vessel having been |
Obliged TO put into San Francisco
because OF disastrous flre in her
hold. at. re-
TIE kauai liner Kinau returning
from Garden Island ports brought Al
cabin and so deck passengers. The1
freight list included the following
items. 1850 Kckaha sugar. 1000 Ko
loa sugar. PC. machinery, brls.
tallow. 10 empty gas drums 81 brls.
honey, s5 crts. pears. IS bdles. hides,
80 SKIS taro. co SKIS. rice, 90 SKIS cocoa.
nuts. 1875 pkgs. sundries.
THE PACIFIC MAIL liner China,
due to arrive here early tomorrow
morning from San Francisco. will go
to the Channel wharf To discharge
about one hundred tons of general
cargo. This vessel Is expected 10
be despatched for Japan ports and
HoIgkong between and o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
THE TWO SCOWS or coal light
ers that we're left Mt Mare Island by
the naval collier Prometheus, after
mishap In starting from the Call.
fornia naval station, are constructed
OF wood. They are sald TO be capa-
BILE OF carrying between two hundred
and fifty ard three hundred tons OF
coal.
A LATE wireless message from the
Matson Navigation steamer Wilhel.
nina now enroute from San Fran.
cisco to Honolulu announce that YES.
sci as 1922 miles from S. f., sea-
smooth. fine weather: 2OlS tons OF
cargo for Honolulu. G26 tons for Hilo;
9s passengers. 223 sacks of mail.
ACCORDING TO a late wireless
message from the Pacific Mall steam
er China that vessel will arrive at
Honolulu at seven o'clock tomorrow
morning. The vessel was reported at
533 miles off the port at nine o'clock
last evening. The China is now sail.
ing under six day schedule.
FORTY. SEVEN SACKS OF mall
WIFI be left at Honolulu by the Pc
ciHc Mail steamer China. This ves-
sci has shipment of Sc sacks OF
mail intended for the Philippines,
which will be transferred at this
port to the United States army trans
port sherman.
SUGAR AWAITING shipment on
Kauai at the time OF departure of
the steamer Kinau includes the fol.
lowing consignments: X. s. NJ. 300;
X. X. b. 200; NJ. A. X. $685.; Mob.
1898; X. p. 1929; NJ. s. Co. G000;
X. s. Co. 500; II. NJ. 5795; l.. =. So.
M
THE UNITED States army trans.
port Sherman from San Francisco to
Manila by the way Of Honolulu and
Guam is due to arrive at this port on
or about noon tomorrow. The vessel
will be given a prompt dispatch for
the Philippines.
THE JAPANESE freighter Kiyo
Maru sailed for Japan ports and
HongkoGg yesterday afternoon, aft
err discharging in the neighborhood
OF three thousand tons OF nitrates
brought here from Central and South
American ports.
FREIGHT from Maui, Molokai and
Lanai ports brought to Honolulu by
the steamer Mikahala included 264
sacks sugar. 26 hogs. 81 crates chic.
kens and 1873 packages sundries. A
number Of passengers arrived by the
vessel. F''
HAWAII SUGAR awaiting shipment
at the time OF departure Of the steam.
or Noeau included the following: 3525
bags M. A. X. sugar. 1864 McB.. 1000
X. b., 800 X, s. NJ, 1929 X. p,
5000 M. s., $500 II. NJ. and 43l X. s.
THE ARRIVAL OF the little supply
schooner at the Midway island cable
station is reported. The vessel sail
ed from Honolulu uon June 25th and
reached destination on last Saturday.
AGENT C. p. MORSE expects the
American Hawaiian freighter will
have" completed taking ON her ship
ment of sugar at Hilo today. The
vessel win proceed TO Saliha Cruz.
'THE DEPARTURE OF the Oceanic /
steamship Sierra from San Francisco |