Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-01
WATERFRONT NOTES

Wednesday night" was the gist of Il
wireless message received from the
Canadian. Australian steamer Makura,
which Is steaniing from the Colonies
for Vancouver by the way of Honolu'
lu. The vessel was two days late In
leaving SnyaA md has been meeting
with bad weather. which does not per.
nit her making up any of the lost
time. The delay In The arrival Of
the Makura will not affect the de.
parture Of the Oceanic steamer Ala.
media which is announced will sail
for San Francisco on Wednesday
morning. The San Francisco ferry
boat will not be held pending the ar
rival of the Canadian boat
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THE HELENE. an American
schooner which is under charter to
bring shipment OF lumber from
Port Ludlow to this port, consigned
through the agency OF Allen & Rob-
inson, is now out twenty-six days.
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THE SCHOONER Robert Levers,
Captain Anderson, is reported to
have sailed twelve days ago from
Port Ludlow with q full shipment
Of lumber, consigned to the local
branch OF Levers & Cooke.
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THE AAtERle AN schooner slim
son. from nitrate ports and bound
for Port Allen. is no won't forty-four
days. This vessel is bringing cargo
to the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company.
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THE AMERICAN schooner Muriel
is reported to have sailed from San
Francisco on sunday last with gen.
eral merchandise destined for Hama.
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THE AMERICAN schooner Will
liam Olsen, from Grays Harbor with
shipment of lumber, Is out sixteen
days.
THE FIRST Struggled opium found
en- the steamer China since its arrival
from the Orient was seized by Gus
toms Inspector Richardson at Sar
Francisco, concealed in the clothing
Of Chinese member OF the crew.
The inspector telephoned to Deputy
Surveyor Blinr for instructions. and
was told &c release the smuggler
since to bring him ashore under ar
rest would cause complications with
the immigration authorities.
The China came into Honolulu just
in time to hear Of the seizure OF 1885,
tins on the Siberia, which preceded
It. The smusglers thus had plenty
of time to get rid OF the drug or tS
invent more ingenious means of con
ealment.--Chronicle
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THE BARK Kahului, which arrived
at San Francisco January 10 from
Honolulu, was only IS days makins
the run, but according to Captain Col
ly 1t was the most strenuous IS days
he ever experienced. Except for one
day the voyage was procession o.
battles with southeast and westerl,
gales. The Kahului left a trail of tori
canvas almost all the way from Homo
lulu and most OF the sails that were
not blown away were split.
In the storm that made January 1.
the most unpleasant OF II. disagree
able days. three tppgallant, sails, tws
iibR and two, staysaIls We're blown
away The jibstay was also carried
| away EtHHiNl. iNlRrg 4hGl0 ba.s
The Kahulli brought $4,000 bags o
sugar ~
| THE GOVERNMENT Invited ths
neutrality-suspicious. Steamship, Com
pany. to brlng5 q suit to- test that por
tlan ,of the ahipplng, laws that woul'
impose, q fpe or $137 900 # the CON
pany's steamer CleYeland lands at Sal
Francisco, and It is understood tn
COMPANY accented i The department
ofeommerce, and labor agreed TO. rec
onimend that the tine No reduced t
$1,000 1.-The snitsxas- undertaken.
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