Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-19

Mr.. j. Dyeo. Mr., NJ. Albertus, Mr..
n. w. Eucey, MIR. II. A. Wise, Mr..
Crotton, Mr.. w. II. Harrison, Mr.. +.
C Salmon. Mr.. NJ. Swanson, Mr.. j..
Maniece, Mr.. "A. Rigglardo. Mr. O.,
Wilson, Mr.. Leon Kan, Mr.. Shlmamo.
to, Mr.. c. Salvinas. Mr.. J. l.. Shaw,
Mr.. W. Tyler. Mr.. II. Williams.
| WATERFRONT NOTES =.
ACCORDING to report from San
Francisco Chief oficer NJ. F. Bailey
OF the Pacific Mail steamship China
has been granted leave OF absence
and will visit his old home in Maine.
He was relieved on the China by F.
J. Toilette. who was first mate on
the Panama steamer Peru. w. X.
Clark, who was formerly freight clerk
on the Pacific Mail liner Siberia, is
now occupying the position OF purser
on the new steamer Beaver of the
San Francisco.Portland Steamship
Company. He succeeds Jimmie"
Byrnes, who. after twenty years in
the same service, has greater love
for the steamer Rose City than for
the new Beaver and her sister ship,
The Bear. Byrnes sought transfer
so he could rejoin his old shipmates,
Captain Mason and others, on the
Rose City.
A LARGE number Of passengers
left for Hilo and the Volcano at ten
O'Clock this morning by the Inter-Ish
and steamer Mauna Kea. The vessel
carried mails for various ports of call
| including points along windward Ha'
wall. The early sailing of the steam.
er brings mail and passengers at
Hilo Mt an early hour on Wednesday
morning and prompt transfer to the
train insures a quick dispatch to
points beyond the Volcano house. The
now and improved sailing schedule
under which the Mauna Kea is now
operated is greatly appreciated by
the business Interests OF Hawaii as
well as Honolulu.
| Nv ohbEN w Wow lnt NohutTS vi
the Volcano. the French cruiser Mont
calm now at this port VIII sail for
Hilo on Thursday according to pres
ent plans. The vessel will remain
at the Hawaii port for several days
before departing for Seattle and Sar
Francisco. At the California port II
Is expected that the Montcalm will &c
into dock. The cruise as outlined
for the French war vessel includes o
call at various ports along the Mexi
can and Central American coast ant
an extended visit. to Tahiti, 40.
M
| FROM THE coast comes word tnat
the present contract existing between
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company and the Sugar Factors As
ISOLATION will expire by the last of tht
year and will be superseded by an
other agreement that calls for tn,
transportation of nearly million foui
hundred thousand tons sugar by tn,
Tehuantepec route. II is predicted
tina ten day service will be main
tanned by the Observation-Disclosures
steamers.
| IN SAILING for Vancouver at eigh
o'clock this evening, the Canadian
Australian liner Makura will TAXI
about fifty passengers. The Office o
the local agents was thronge,
throughout the day by applicants 70
\ transportation. After many hours de
lay a number were notified that Their,
was no room on the vessel for add
tional passengers. ..
| AGENT G. p. MORSE OF the Anne
rican- Hawaiian Line announces tn,
sailing Of the freighter yirginian from
Seattle on July 25th. This vessel will
proceed TO Honolulu with large con
signments OF New York cargo brough
out from the Atlantic by tho way o
the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. The Vir
gilman should arrive here on or abou
August End.
| TWELVE HUNDRED and twent,
Sneep were transferred from the Isl
and Of Niihau to Lanai by the Inter
Island steamer Niihau, The vesse
returned to port yesterday bringing
a small shipment Of sundries. Mod
crate trades and seas were met with
on both outward and inward voyages
Il n '..
I THE DEPARTURE Of the Matsor
Navigation steamer Hyades from Sc
attic was reported yesterday. The
vessel is bound for Honolulu and
should arrive here on or about july
sSth. The Hyades is understood a.
bringing down large general cargo
and quantity of lumber on deck.
! THE AMERICAN schooner Inca
sailing from Honolulu on Jnly end Is
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