Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-15
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WATERFRONT NOTES

the schooner NJ. Turner on the
shoals near Kahului, Hawaii. April
l, was the decision rendered by In
epectors OF Huils and Boilers Bolles
aud Bulger. The inspectors found
that the ship was deserted by the
sailors and Officers with the excep-
tion of the captain, carpenter and
mate, who remained aboard until
rescued BY the revenue cutter Thetis
April 8. The inspectors stated that
the pilot boat Witch was coming To-
ward the vessel turned and went
back to the harbor without Offering
aid even after the NJ. Turner was
seen TO be signaling for. assistance.
The damage to the vessel was deter
mined to be $4,000 and that to the
cargo $500.
n. p. SCHwERIN. general man
ager Of the Pacific Mail company, Is
not to return home from the Orient
until November, 1t 10 said. He went
out in the Manchuria in July for
the purpose of inspecting the vari-
Gus agencies of his company in the
Far East. The task is not a light
one. for Schwerin's methods call for
a strict review OF every detail of
business, as well as the outlining of
plans for securing an Increase of
traffic. This, In view Of the coming
separation of the Pacific Mail and
the Japanese line, win probably
cause Schwerin to delve into the
prospects OF his company with more
than ordinary zeal.
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THE CAUSE OF the explosion that
wrecked The steamer Phoenix on the
California coast recently viii never
be known. When the inspectors
climbed into the shattered hun after
1t had been. pumped out they dis
covered that the boiler was missing.
II is not believed that the explosion
blew the boiler into the sea. but II
Is supposed that the explosion so
shattered the boiler connections that
when the vessel turned turtle the
boiler dropped to the bottom OF the
ocean. The hull of the steamer was
practically unframed. No decision
has been reached as to the DISPOSE
tion that will be made of the dere-
lict.
THE zEALANDIA. now en- route
from Victoria to the Colonies, Is
looked for to arrive Friday morning.
Many OF the old officers. who have
been running this route In other ships
are now placed on the new zealandia.
Philpot Is also In charge OF the
p. Coxall Former purser OF the 40
rangl, has been placed In charge OF
That department on the Zealahdia. Or.
Phillips is also In charge OF the
Captain Phillips is In command and
health bureau on the new vessel.
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AT ABOUT seven O'Clock last night
the United States transport Logan ar.
rived from San Francisco and docket
at the Matson wharf. Early this
morning she began TO unload 1870 tons
OF army supplies for the local posts
She Is taking on 600 tons OF coal
preparatory to leaving for the Philip.
pines tomorrow morning.
Lieut-Col. II. L. Bullard, Eighth In.
fantry, arrived on her to carry on
the Instruction of the National Guard
OF Hawaii.
THE SIERRA is due early tomor-
row morning with record load Of
passengers and holds fairly we'll
filled with cargo, running over 21So
tons, A mainland mail OF LAT sacks
will arrive. Eight new automobiles
will be unioaded and soon added TO
the large number now In the city.
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THE REVENUE cutter McCul-
Tough is cruising up and down the
Pacific Coast for the purpose OF keep.
ing keen eye out for contrabsnd
Chinese and Illicit opium. The cut
ter has been at this service for some
time, but AS yet has, made no cap
ture.
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A WIRELESS received by the
agents OF the Sierra last night from
that ship states that she will be on
port early tomorrow morning. She
was SIT miles from Honolulu at 8
o'clock last night,
AFTER WAITING for over week
In San Francisco bay for a crew. the
ship s. d., Carleton has at last got
away for New York direct via the
Horn. She is carrying canned goods
and barley.
THE JAPANESE liner Chiyo Maru
IL due TO arrive ON Saturday from
Yokohama, japan. She will continue
her journey In the afternoon for San
Francisco,