Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-04
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE. PHONE l52
WATERFRONT NOTES
JAS. H. LOVE.

WATERFRONT NOTES
THE MATsoN Navigation liner
Lurline sailed from San Francisco for
Honolulu with room for twenty adli'
tional cabin passengers, according 10
n wireless received at the local agency
of Castle & Cooke. The Lurline. at
the time the message was sent was
steaming through northcrly winds ami
smooth seas and was 1850 miles of
the port. The vessel Is expected to
arrive here early Wednesday morning
bringing thirty passengers, 2S7 sacks
mainland mail and 1900 tons freight
for Honolulu and over seven hundred
tons for Kahulul
TO UNDERGO the regular semi.
annual cleaning and repalnting. the
interisland steamer Kaiu.ani has ar.
rived from Hawaii ports. This vessel
has been operated along the Hawaii
coast for the past six months In gath.
cring up sugar ct various ports and
Transporting the same to Hilo. The
Eaiulani and the Kauai are both kept
AT work along the coast Of the Big
Island. The Kalulani brought no
freight to the port.
IN
ACCORDING TO San Francisco pa.
pers Japanese servant Of Captain
Lyman master OF the U. s. A. T.
Thomas. used the shippers cabin for
secretlng about thousand dollars
worth of dutiablc material. such as
valuable silks and wearing apparel.
In searching the ship, the customs au.
'horities found large assortment of
articles under cushions and mat.
trcsscs
THERE WILL be a full shipment of
sugar taken by the American BARK
Foohng Suey now loading at Port Al.
len with destination as Delaware
Brcakwater. This vessel is about
ready to sail. and, according to latest
advices will probably depart for the
East coast OF the United States tomor-
row or Wednesday,
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THE ARRIVAL OF the American
Hawaiian frelghter Columbian at Sc.
attic on April 3. with New York cargo
leaving the Atlantic coast port on Feb.
ruary %. The Columbian In sailing
from Saina Cruz called at San Diego
and San Francisco en- route. The YES.
sci Is due to arrive at Honolulu on
April II.
SUGAR TO the amount OF 5000
sacks is due to arrive at the port on
Wednesday morning by the Intcr.is.
land steamer w. G. Hall. This vessel
has been making seml.weekly round
trip TO the Garden Island but omitted
the extra voyage this week but Will
arrive with large sugar shipment.
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lNASMUCH as the American.Ha.
waiian freighter Missourian Is coming
down from Seattle and Tacoma aud
not San Francisco. II Is hardly pos.
slble that the vessel can bring a much
later mall than that due to arrive by
the Matson Navigation steamer Lur.
line. due here on Wednesday.
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THE BARK Andrew WEIGH. now mt
Pearl Harbor discharging material for
the dry docks there, may return to
Honolulu tomorrow. The Welch will
be given full shipment Of sugar for
the coast and II Is the intention to dis.
patch the bark for San Francisco by
! the first Of the coming week.
IN
KAUAI SUGAR awaiting shipment
| includes the following con8lgnments
according to a report from the officers
OF the Kinau: Z. S. NJ. $3.50; Max.
S0,650; g. & r., G270; McB.. 1895; w
$500; NJ. s. Co., 20 900; X. L., 400; F.,
10 sos; II. NJ, 1l,49i.
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Streaming through strong north.
east trades and heavy seas the Mat.
son Navigation frelBhtcr Hyadcs re.
ported by wireless as being 1873 miles
of port on Saturday night with San
Francisco as her destination,
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THE INTERISLAND steamer Iva.
lani has been placed on the berth 10
sail for Mahukona and Kawaihae at
noon tomorrow, This vessel will re.
turn with shipment of sugar and Il
consignment OF cattle on deck.
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THE STEAMER Hllonian OF the
Matson Navigation Line, is expected
to arrive from Seattle on Tuesday. The
vessel is bringing down few passen.
gers and shipment OF general cargo
including lumber
THE STEAMER from Kauai ports
brought 5000 sacks sugar. so sacks
taro, 25 sacks rice, and II packages
sundries. Strong northeast trades and
I heavy seas were encountered on the
homeward passage.
THE GAII mo Of th. A,no.ton,,