Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
WATERFRONT NOTES

on Friday and will go TO the new Ala
kea street wharf, where three thousand
five hundred tons ~ Aslatic cargo will
he d.gphclgad. The Manchuria will
not got away for San francisco before
Saturday afternoon. according to the
present calculations Of her agents. II.
lIaekfeld q Co. The Manchuria comes
here with accommodation Tor one hun.
dred and ilfiy FIRST class passengers
and the Indications are that about
this number VIII avail themselves Of
the opportunity of making a trip to
the mainland by this pa,atial liner.
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 80 will be a
busy day In Amerlcan.Hawaiian cir.
cles. The frcighter Ncvadan, from
San Franclaco direct. is due here on
that date with large general cargo
non the mainland. The freighter Mis-.
sourian, with big shipments from New
York via Tehunatepec, San Francisco.
Seattle and Tacoma. is also expected
to show mp or Sunday. Both vessels
viii go to the railway wharvcs to dis.
charge. Tho Missourian Ia to load
sugar other Hawaiian products at
the usual island ports OF call for Sa-
lima Cruz.
1T IS EXPECTED that the Togo
Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon Mary, from
Sa.r Eranciunn lts., Ar rrty hA,
January "a. will remain at the port
but short time before proceeding to
japanese ports ana Hongkong. The
Nippon Maru of course, has no cargo
for the port aud but few layover pas.
sengers will be taken from Honolulu
for the Orient.
THE INTERISLAND liners Mauna
kea, for illo via way ports. ana the
Mauna. Ioa.- fer Roma aud Kau ports.
got away for the Big Island at noon
today. taking large numbers OF pas
sepgcrs and soodly cargoes of mer-
chandlse and supplies. The Terlitor-
ial band played at the departure OF the
steamers.
ROUGH WEATHER, with It's strong
northeast winds and heavy sens may
retard the progress of the Matson Nav.
igation liner Hilonian to such extent
that she will arrive here carly Thurs
day morning instead OF tomorrow af-
ternoon. The vessel Is bringing mails.
and shipment OF general
flom San francisco.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. com.
pany's freighter Mexican Is at Kahu-
lui taking on shipment of sugar. The
vessel In scheduled to depart from
Hilo on January "a and will proceed to
Salina Cruz direct. The Mexican will
take out In the neighborhood of twelve
thousand tons of sugar, and other Ha-
waiian products.
THE AMERICAN bark s. C. Allen
and schooner Prosper have been
placed on the berth ut Eureka TO load
shipments of lumber for Honolulu to
the agency of Allen & Robinson. Ac.
cording to latest available advices the
vessels had not cleared the north coast
lumber port for the Islands.
an
NEW YORK cargo via Tehuantepec,
also shipments Of freight from San
francisco, Portland. Ore, Seattle and
Tacoma, Wash, will arrive here by the
Observation-Disclosures frelghtor Colum.
bian, which is scheduled to sail from
the sound ports for Honolulu on Janu-
airy 90.
. THE AMERICAN ship Edward Sew.
all is noY one hundred and Ave days
out from Newport News with large
shipment OF coal intended for the local
naval station. The Sewall may arrive
here within the next couple OF weeks
should the weather prove favorable.
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A CABLE from San Francisco an.
nounces the departure OF the Ameri.
can'Hawaiian ireighter Nevadan from
mat port on January 10. and the YES
sci is expected here on or about next
Saturday. The Nevadan is bringing
down full line of general cargo.
THE NEvADAN, an American.Ha.
waiian liner is scheduled to sail for
San Francisco direct on January 20
This vessel will take out a fair.sized
cargo and has accommodation for a
limited number Of passengers TO the
coast.
THE LITTLE SUPPLY schooner
flaurence Ward, which makes regular
trips between Honolulu and the cable
station on Midway Island. was out tbir.
teen days from Midway to this port
today. Tt
FOURTEEN DAYS out from San
francisco. the American barkentine
coronado Is due to arrive here at any
DAY with general lhe of merchandise
TO the agency of G. Brewer & Co.
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