Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-03
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LITTLE HOPE is expressed among
shipping men femi lar with u a
that the hve men who went with Sec.
ond Mate Gus Swanson 10 Sc. -.
for the shipwrecked passengers aud
crew Of the steamer Farallon will ever
be heard from again. Besides Second
Mate Swanson there were In the boat
two seamen. Charles Peterson and
Otto Nelson. and, three passengers,
Captain Wedding and Albert Bailey
Of the launch Sea Wolf and Charles
Born, landsman and resident Of
Afognak. The latest news from Ko-
diak. the. destination of the men In
the hfeboat was received January 20,
At that time they had been out sew
enteen days and, had not been seen.
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THE BRITISH ship Windsor Park,
from Noyo with q cargo Of lumber,
has arrived ut Melbourne, but had a
narrow escape almost at the end OF
the voyage and finished in a some
what battered condition. December
s, when OF wilson's promontory, a
gale was encountered from the west
southwest which drove the ship back
as far as Green cage. Green seas
Topped on the decks damaging many
of the deck. Attlnxs and shifting the
deckload.
HILO SHIPPING at the time Of the
Of the inter-island steamer
Claudine included the Matson steamer
Enterprise. the schooner Aloha which
is now taking on shipment Of rail.
way ties for the coast and the Ameri-
can Hawaiian freighter Alaskan COM
plotting her large cargo Of sugar and
Hawaii products. destined for the 18th.
mus Of Tehuantepec.
CHARLES p. DOE, general man.
ager Of the North Pacific Steamship
Company. has drawn up the specif.
cations for new steamer to be plac.
ed in operation between Portland and
California ports. II is understood that
proposals for her. construction will
be solicited Immediately and she will
be ready to launch by the latter part
Of the coming summer.
THE ANNUAL report Of Shipping
Commissioner Swift of Tacoma shows
that during the last year the number
Of sailors shipped. -e.shipped and dis
charged in the Puget Sound district
aggregated 56.407. fAis does not In
clude seamen on foreign vessels who
are handled by their respective con-
suls. '5
THE MAKURA, a Canadian.Austral.
ian liner. is expected will arrive OF the
port tomorrow evening or early Satur-
day morning. This vessel is coming
from Vancouver and Victoria and Is
understood will bring a number Of
tourists from the Northwest The yes.
sci will be given prompt dispatch
through the agency of Theo. II. Davies
&c Company.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin
Ter Makura Is expected to arrive at
Honolulu from Puget Sound ports to-
morrow morning according to the lat
est advices received at the local agen-
cy Of Theo. II. Davies and Company.
The vessel will probably sail the same
evening, taking over thirty passengers
for Australian ports.
THERE Is A POSSIBILITY that the
Japanese freighter K1yo Maru due to
arrive from Hongkong and Yokohama
on March goth may bring some orien.
tai cargo for this port. The vessel
is one of.the steamers now on the
South American and Far Eastern SER
vice.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING at II
O'Clock the new Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina arrived at San Fran
cisco on her maiden trip from Homo
lulu. The steamer covered the dis
lance In trine over six days.
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the Hawaii Lumber Company Is fe-
ported to have sailed from Caspar By
the American barkentine Argo. The
vessel left the North Pacific coast port
on February 16. Z"
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer Nil
han will be dispatched for the ports Of
kukaiau, Koholalele, Paauilo. I.aupa-
hoehoe and Papalio today. The yes
sci is taking general cargo for the is-
land ports.
ToDAYS arrivals included the inter
island steamer Keauhou from Kauai
ports with $500 sacks sugar consigned
to Castle and Cooke. The vessel
brought no passengers fop this port,
THE AMERICAN schooner James
Rolph took on a full load of sugar at
Hama and was towed to sea by the
steamer Claudlne. The schooner IL
bound for San Francisco.