Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-15
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co., +
JAS H. LOVE. PHONE l62
City Transfer Co.
WAITE RFRUNT NOTES

i WATERFRONT NOTES
THERE IS good sized shipment
OF general cargo for the Hawaiian
Islands on board the American-Ha-
waiian freighter Missourlan. due TO
arrive from Seattle. tomorrow morn
ing, This vessel Is bringing con
slgnments of freight thas left New
York on April 20 by the Ofegonlan.
The Missourlan called at San Diego
and San Francisco en- iouie 10 the
Sound and the Islands. She will
commence TO take on sugar immedl.
ateiy following the d..charge of her
cargo.
ONE BY ONE, American sailing
vessels are coming 10 New York from
all parts Of the world 10 he dlsmantled
aud converted into coal .barges which
according to shipping men. are more
profitable, The American, bark Charm.
er. just In from Elizabeth. South ART
CT. Is the latest arrival. The Ameri.
can ship Shenandoah, which Is now
10 days from San Francisco. Is OK.
pected at this port soon. and she also
biggest American sailing ship ahoat
and Is twenty years old.
RAINY WEATHER is reported at
several Kauai ports. according to
officers of The steamer W. G. Hall.
which arrived here early this morn
ing. The Hall brought number OF
cabin and "a deck passengers. Her
freight included $500 sacks sugar,
9s bales hides. and 80 packages sun
dries. Strong northeast winds and
heavy seas prevailed on the home
ward trip.
PURSER LOGAN of the steamer
w. G.. Hall, from Kauai ports, re-
ports the following sugar as await
ing shipment OIL the Garden Island:
X. s. NJ, 2lbO bags; NJ. A. *. az
$3.50; X. X. b., $3.50: McB., 25.O95;
X. p, 7722; X. s. Co., 1858; II. NJ.
5722; G. f., 15.425; r.. IS; NJ. s.
Co.. $500.
KAUAI SUGAR 10 the amount OF
$500 sacks has arrived here by the
Inter-Island steamer Keauhou. A.
small quantity OF sundries was in
eluded In the cargo. The steamer
Noeau is last reported as discharglng
freight at Anahola. d.
THAT OLD and lime honored ira
Weller OF the seas, the American Bark
Albert Is reported to have. sailed from
Port Gamble with destination as Hilo
The vessel Is bringing down a shin
ment Of lumber which viii probably
be handled through the firm of II
Hackfeld and Company.
N
THE STEAMER Nilhau. arriving
from Maui and Hawaii ports. has
brought 2611 sacks sugar, and cattle
on deck TO the number of IS head
The vessel met with moderate
weather on her homeward trip. -
NJ
ACCORDING to.advices received at
the port, the schooner Golden Shore
has sailed from Grays Harbor with
Honolulu as her destination. LEVERS
and Cooke are the conslgnees for the
shipment OF lumber TO arrive here by
this vessel. L.. I'd. ,
A RECENT ARRIVAL from the
coast Is the American schooner Mar
4. Foster. This vessel brings a full
cargo OF lumber from Port Ludlow
The vessel came down In nine;eer
days and she Is consigned to Allen {
Robinson.
A WIRELESS message received
last night from the Pacific Mail liner
Korea announces that vessel as 800
miles on the port steaming IN the d.
rection OF Japan through strong north
east winds and moderate seas.
THE STEAMER HELENE Is load.
Ing general cargo and spplIes for tho
ports OF Paauhau Kukaiau, OOkala
Laupahoehoe and Papaaloa and II. 10
the present intention to dispatch tn,
vessel for Hawaii this evening.
THE OCEANIC steamer Sierra Is re-
ported TO have arrived at San Fran
cisco at eight o'clock yesterday morn
Ing after fair passage up TO the
coast.
THE AMERICAN schooner w. II.
Marston Is now tenroute from San
Francisco to Hilo with a shipment Of
general merchandise aud lumber.
THE INTERISLAND steamer Like.
like has been placed on the. berth to
sail for, Honokaa and Kuknihaele at
Ave o'clock this evening.
THE HALL Will sail for Kauai ports
tomorrow evening taking n goodly list
Of, passengers and q, fair cargo,
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