Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-17
WATERFRONT NOTES
CHANGE IN DESIGNATION AND
OFFICIAL TITLE.

CHANGE IN DESIGNATION AND
OFFICIAL TITLE.
In accordance with authority from
the Department OF Commerce and La
Dor on August 1910. the Offices Of
the Assistant to the Engineer, 18th
Lighthouse District, together with all
equipment. property. etc, were trans.
iorred 10 and rlaced under the charge
OF the Assistant TO the Inspector. 18th
LightHouse District. On the same
date the lighthouse districts of the
United States were rearranged, and
hereafter the 18th Lighthouse Sub.
district will be known as the 18th
Lighthouse District. comprising, the
Hawaiian Islands and other American
Pacific Islands. An communications.
official and otherwise, should be adj
dressed to the Inspector of the 10Th
Light House District. Room 81 Nc.
CandlCss Building. Honolulu, T. II.
STRONG WINDS and choppy seas
were met by the steamer Claudine
that has returned from a trip to Ha-
wall and Maui ports. The vessel
brought a general cargo including So
cords wood. 30 cases honey. 300 case.
salmon. 2 autos and 23G packages sun.
dries. The cabin was well filed with
passengers while large number ira.
veled on deck. The Claudlne is sche-
duled to sail on her regular trip toI
Hilo and intermediate ports ON FRI
day evening.
OLLIE SCOTT occupied, the desk IN
the purser's Office of the Iuter-Island
steamer Mauna Kca when that vessel
sailed for Hllo and way ports yester-
day morning. Purser Philips sustain.
ed an injury to his leg that of late
has caused him considerable trouble.
As the member required close medi.
cal attention he decided 10 remain
ashore for one trip and the Mama
Kca went out with Ollie Scott the
genial shipping clerk as substitute
purscr.
THE JAPANESE liner Tenyo Maru
from San Francisco IL due to arrive
at Honolulu early on Monday morn
ing. This vessel sailed from the
coast at noon yesterday. Being for.
eign vessel there will be no passen-
gers for Honolulu save those stop
ping over from through trip to the 4
Orient.
THE AMERICAN schooner Transit
has been undergoing some repairs and
a repainting on the lntcr-lsland mar
inc railway. The vessel arrived here
on August Bird with shipment of
lumber and general cargo from San
Francisco. The transit will return to
the coast within Il short time.
IN
AFTER A PASSAGE covering TWEEN
ty-6ve days the American schooner
Omega has arrived at Puget Sound.
This vessel brought II shipment Of
lumber TO Honolulu and having COM
pleted the discharge of the cargo
sailed from this port on July 20.
"a
SHIPPING AT the port of Hilo on
last Monday the date of the sailing
OF the steamer Claudine included the
schOoners S. c. Holmes, ]. M. Wealth.
erwaX. Gamble and AmerlcanHawaii-iI
an freighter Virginian and the bar
kcntine lrmgard.
PURSER LOGAN of the steamer
Hall arriving from Kauai ports tllisl
morning reports the following sugarl
as awaiting shipment on the Garden
Island: NJ. A. K. 1880: v. X. $50; X.
s. NJ. 1850; p. l.. 1910; II. NJ $3.50.
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THE BARKENTINE Irmgard has
arrived at Hilo after twenty-day |
passage from San Francisco. This
vessel brought down II large general
cargo consigned through the agency
of f. A. Schaefer & Co.
p HAVING DISCHARGED a shipmer'
of fuel oil at the port OF Kaanapall.
the American steamer Rosecrans has
departed for a return voyage to Gavi-
ota, The vessel sailed on last Mon !
day.
A CABLE has been received at tho |
local agency of the Oceanic Steamship
Company announcing the arrival of
the steamer Sierra at San Francisco
at O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
THE lNTERISLAND steamer He.
lone has been placed on the berth to
sail at Ave O'Clock this evening for
Paauhau Kohalalele, Kukalau, Ooka-
la, Laupahoehoe and Papaaoa.
TODAY'S departures included the
steamer Niihau for Honokaa. The
vessel sailed carly this afternoon and
may return with a. shipment of sugar.
and deck load Of cattle ]