Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01
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THE MANY friends OF Captain w.
v. =. Jacobs, in command Of tine Unit.
ed States revenue cutter lheis viii
learn with pleasure that he hls been
promoted to the Itasca. one Of the
practice ships connected with the
navy. Tho order calling for the trans
fer or Captain Jacobs to the Atlantic
station came yesterday. Captain Jnc'
obs will remain at Honolulu only for
Sufficient time to complete his reports
upon the work connected with the ap-
prehension Of the japanese bird
poachers. Lieut.. II. w. Pope will be
placed In temporary charge OF the
Thetis. ~
TWO lNTERisLAND steamers
sailed for Hawaii ports at noon today.
The Hawaiian band was present at
the departure. The Mauna kea taking
q full quota OF passengers. a lafge per-
centage Of them being tourists bound
for the Volcano, sailed for Hilc via
way ports. The Kona and Kau liner
Mauna Loa, with many passengers Tor
the windward ports along Hawaii, car
ried good sized general cargo.
THE UNITED STATES army trans
port Crook, with q large quantity Of
supplies for the Quartermaster's de-
partment In the Philippines, Is sched-
uled to sail for Manila direct Mt 5
o clock this evening. The vessel will
omit calling at Guam on the present
trip. While at Honolulu. the Crook
took on shipment Of about thou.
sand tons Of. coal.
MARCH 3RD IS the date set for
the, departure of the American-Ha-
wailan line freighter Virginian from
Puget Sound ports. The Virginian Is
bringin out large general cargo from
New York by the way Of Tehuantepec
and San, Francisco. The vessel should
arrive here on or about March 10th.
THE BRITISH freighter Glenshire.
with q shipment OF nearly five thou
sand tons Of coal, is reported to have
sailed from Newport News the middle
Of February, with destination as Ho-
nolulu. The vessel should make the
trip from the Atlantic coast port to
Honolulu within sixty days.
BETWEEN TEN AND TWELVE
tons Of cargo including sugar. and
other products will leave the islands
by the American-Hawaiian freighter
Arixonian. This vessel Is now here
dlscharging general cargo and Is ex-
pected will sail for Kahului, Kama
pail and Hilo on Friday.
IT Is REPORTED that the Ameri.
can bark Andrew WEIGH with full
line OF general merchandise and
ereirht f-pm, ,san Francisco will sail
for Honolulul by the latter part Of the
WEEK. The Andrew WEIGH left here
a month ago with q part shipment
of sugar.
ON SATURDAY, the Canadian.Aus.
tralian liner Makura sailed from Van
couver for Australian ports via Homo
lulu and Suva. The vessel Is due to
arrive here on or about Friday Over
thirty passengers have booked fer
passage to the Colonies by the steam.
er.
A CABLE received by Agent Morse
representing the Americana Hawaiian
line announces the arrival OF the
steamer Nevadan at San Francisco
this morning. This vessel left Homo.
lulu with q quantity Of sugar and 9TH
or lines Of Hawaiian products.
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IT IS EXPECTED that the Ameri.
CAN Hawaiian freighter Alaskan will
get away from Hilo today. This yes.
sci has been gathering up q large
shipment Of sugar at the other isl
ands. The Alaskan proceeds TO Salina
Cruz direct.
THE ARRIVAL of the Oceanic
steamer Alameda 10 reported ut San
Francisco this morning. The vessel
sailed from Honolulu with a large
general cargo Of Hawaiian products
and fair list Of passengers.
M. ~ t.
THE All. freighter Mexican, with
New York cargo via Tehuant.pec, ID
reported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday. The Mexican viii
proceed to Seattle and thence to Ho
nolulu to discharge.
HILo Is the destination OF the barb
r. p. Rithet which vessel 10 expected
to sail from San Francisco within
few days with cargo OF merchandise
and supplies.
ADvIcps FROM South Bend
| WASH, state that the barkentine Ma
kaweli went hard and fast on sand
bar while trying to sail into the har
Dor. 1t was stated that the ,vesse
grounded and was left 60 that shs
was well nigh high and dry at low
tide. The advices. stated that an at
tempt was made oh high tide by two
tugs from Gray's Harbor to get the
Maxwell ahoat, which later was sue
cessful and she arrived at Raymond
later and will load for brisbane. Tht
vessel was In ballast. twenty.one day.
from Honolulu, when she arrived.
\ BARKENTINE BUCKS gale. A
southeast gale ihampsred the passag'
of the barlcentihe 8. G. Wilder all thu
way from Honolulu, from whence sh'
| vas 81 days to this port, says the 8. F
Examiner. Captain Jackson ,declare'