Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
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City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE. PHONE 1872
WATERFRONT NOTES

WSIeHFHoNI NoIee
A MOOT POINT In law affecting
the rights>6 steamship companies
will be passed upon In a suit for 1912
filed in the superior court OF Los An
geles by Keith Spaldlng Of Point 10.
ma. Cal. son Of A. q. Spalding, the
, sporting goods manufacturer. against
/, the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Mr.. Spalding engaged passage from
San Francisco to, TIongkong on the
steamship Korea with the exclusive
right to occupy suite @ and ~ and
stateroom No. H." for the TRIP begin
ming on August 9th last year. Before
the date OF sailing. he changed his
plans and returned his tickets to the
company. which, he alleged promised
to reimburse him if the. iichots could
be resold. The company afterward
refused TO give back his sGl2. 81
II Is alleged In the complaint that
General Marager X. 2. Sch serin of
the steamship line occupied the quar-
tiers reserved for Mr.. Spaldlng. The
latter contends that In having utilized
the suite and stateroom the company
rendered itself liable to tho recovery
of the sum he had paid for accom-
modations., -
THE FIRST of the new line of
steamships to be established between
Antwerp and the American Pacific
coast ports by Balfour. Guthrie e.
Company is reported would sail from
Antwerp on May LIST for San Fran
cisco and Northwestern harbors; the
second will leave Antwerp In June for
Honolulu. thence to the United States.
and the third will sail from Antwerp
In July for Los Angeles. sp't"t
Beginning with the sailing Of ship
every six weeks. the service will be
enlarged with the growth of traffic
The vessel selected for the initial
runs are the ST. Nicholas. the Grey.
stoke Castle and The, Middleham Cas-
tie. .u .r.e,H
A SIN HOURS stay was made by.
the Canadian Australian liner Makura
at Honolulu last evening. The vessel
was late In arrival from ancouver
and Victoria. Instead OF coming along
side the Alakea wharf about three
o'clock It was after six O'Clock before
the passengers were permitted to come
ashore. -.Ha7. 4tH o. # .t-
The Makura brought a small amount
Of freight for Honolulu. A score of
| first and second class passengers left
the vessel at this port. The liner
received quick dispatch for Australian
ports by the way of Suva and sailed
for Sydney at midnight.
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|, THE HAMBURG Amerlka Line will
shortly commence the building of a
new transatlantic liner which in size
will surpass any vessel afoat. The
new vessel will be over 800 feet long
| and the tonnage will be from 40 70
i 10000 The speed Of the vessel will
he 81 knots. The contract for con-
structing this new sea monster has
been awarded to the Hamburg branch
| of the Vhkanwerke. A dock about
j $50 meters long will have to be bmit
to accommodate the bag, liner. To
draw comparison. the Mauretania Is
100 feet long and; has displacement
\ Of $4,000 tons. and she registered I'm
her trial trip 81 LIZ knots. ~
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1T WAS REPORTED from Christi,
MIA. that about May 10 the Fran will
sail on another voyage to the Arctic
regions TO make researches In oveano-
graphy as a prelude to the new expe'
dition In which about fifteen scientists
will take part. When the latter ex'
petition returns with Its results the
/ great exploring expedition under Capt
Road Amundsen Will sail for the Pc.
4 lar regions, where It is hoped that
remarkable discoveries will be made
from scientific standpoints.
/ ~
HIIO SHIPPING at the port at the
time OF departure OF the steamer Ma
una eKa included the American-Ha'
waiian freighter virginian which yes
sel arrived there on Friday afternoon
II Is expected that the American ship
Edward Sewall will sailNfrom Hilo for
Delaware Breakwater with full car,
go of sugar today, a.
1 LIGHT TRADES and smooth seas
4 were encountered In the homeward
voyage ofsthe steamer Mauna Kea
from Hilo and way ports. The vessel
arrived early this morning with a
large list OF cabin and deck passen.
gers and a general cargo.
THE STEAMER. CASCADE due to
arrive at Honolulu from Hawaii ports
VIII bring a full shipment of sugar
The vessel was loading at Honokaa
today. The vessel win clean up all
the sugar on hand at Honokaa ware
houses. stg "a 81