Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-23

rTdnClSCO Oh MArcn from NaipiTHiso
reporting that the Norwegian ship
Nordstjernen had been compele Ell I,
put into the port In a leaking cOndi
ton. The vessel was bound from
Bellingham Bay to the Tyne. AMI g,
identity met with heavy weather OF
the lower South American coast, 70!
when she put into Valparaiso she wa.
badly strained In her seams. II was
reported that before she can continue
on her voyage IL will be necessary to
remove her cargo and put her In the
drydock for surveying.
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ABOUT EIGHT hundred tons Of Or.
iental freight will be left at Honolulu
by the Pacific Mail liner Siberia, which
Is due to arrive here on Friday morn.
ing. II Is the intention to give the
Siberia prompt dispatch and she
may sail for San Francisco on the
evening Of the same day. Nearly one
hundred first class passengers have
booked at the local agency and these
can easily be accommodated.
M
THE FAST Flying bark Annie John.
son is reported to have sailed from San
Francisco yesterday with destination
as HilO The Annie Johnson IL bring.
Ing ont full cargo of general mer
chandise. The vessel Is credited with
having made a fast trip up to the
coast on the last voyage, covering the
distance between Hilo and the Golden
Gate in little less than twelve days.
THE WASHINGTON authorities
have RENTED the fines imposed
against the Japanese steamships Ia
coma Maru and Ava Marn for berthing
female immigrant passengers In the
same apartments with single male pas.
sengers. The masters of the both yes.
sells pleaded ignorance of the law
under which they were fined and other
extenuating circumstances.
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THE NORWEGIAN freighter Selja.
which visited the port some months
ago with general merchandise from
japanese ports. is reported to have
sailed from Yokohama on last Friday.
her destination being Honolulu and
the mainland. The Selja was formerly
one Of several chartered freighters op.
w tut ASldtlC
Steamship Company.
IN
THE LOCAL agents for the Canad.
ian.Australian liner Mariana expect
that vessel to arrive from Australiru
ports on or about next Tuesday. In
addition to small general cargo the
vessel will leave a few passengers.
The Mariana will have accommodation
for about twenty first class passengers
and will receive q PROMPT dispatch for
Vancouver. r'..l
THE WIRELESS equipment of the
steamship Lansing. one Of the Union
OIL Company's feet was finished at
San Francisco on March 4. The steam.
ships Santa Maria, Santa Rita and
Pectan will also be equipped with
United wireless apparatus as fast as
they arrive. Contracts for the re.
mainder Of the Union OIL Company's
feet are 10 follow.
THE AMERICAN schooner Polaris.
from Tacoma. arrived at Adelaide,
Australia. on February 28, and report.
ed having seen ship. probably the
Parnassos, on Beams Island. boatless
and with damaged cargo. on Decem.
Der 16 The Parnassos IL a German
ship which sailed from Portland. Or.
on December for Queenstown.
THE MATSON Navigation liner vii.
helmina returned from Hilo this morn.
ing after having taken on a shipment
or sugar A number of passengers
were embarked at the Hawaii port
who are destined for San Francisco.
The Wilhelmina In scheduled to depart
for San Francisco at 10 o'clock on Sat.
urday morning.
THE WILLAMETTE Iron and Steel
Works OF Portland has been notified
that II has been awarded the contract
for repairing the revenue.cutter Man.
ming at a cost Of $3.50. The Manning
will arrive at Portland about March
10. and the work will require fifteen
days.
THE CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN
liner Makura. which sailed from Ho-
nolulu on March 3, destined for Sgd.
ney via Suva. has arrived at the Aus.
tralian port, according to a cable re.
ceived here. The Makura reached
Sydney on last Monday.
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THE All. line freighter Columbian
Is reported as having arrived at San
Francisco after having taken on trans
shipped cargo at Salina Cruz. The
vessel is proceeding to Puget Sound
ports and thence to Honolulu.
! ,TWENTY.EIGHT days was con.
snmed In the voyage from Honolulu
to Gaviota by the American ship Falls
Of Clyde. That vessel left here on
February %, after having discharged
full shipment OF fuel oil.
AT O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon,
the Pacific Mail liner Korea Is report.
ed TO have sailed from San Francisco
bound for the Orient by the way OF
Honolulu. The vessel should arrive
here on Monday morning.
THE AMERICAN schooner Helene
made the trip up the coast and has ar
rived at Gray's Harbor In nineteen