Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-27
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City Transfer Co.,
JAS H LOVE PHONE 49,
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE STATEROoM occupied by
Lord Kitchener. the British warrior
on his memorable trip from Tahiti to
San Francisco was bone Of conten.
ion for over sixty cabin passengers
who had booked for the South Pacific
Islands by the Oceanic Steamship
Mariposa, and among several of them
there has been rivalry over efforts
TO secure the stateroom that was &c.
cupied by Lord Kitchener of Ithar.
toum on his trip to San Francisco from
Tahiti. To appease everybody and
give them something 10 tell their
friends, the diplomatic Cookroft. gem
eral passenger agent of the line,
granted the coveted honor to all the
passengers. To accomplish this appar-
emily impossible feat he caused each
OF the hero-worshipping voyages to be-
lieve that he or she has been assign.
ed to the coveted room. The passen.
gers may, II they like. fight II out
among themselves as the steamer pro.
ceeds to sea and the truth leaks out.
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IT'S A LONG passage now being
made by the British freighter Rose.
bank, the vessel under charter to
bring a shipment of coal from New.
port News, Va, TO Honolulu to the
, order of the United States navy de.
partment. The Rosebank sailed from
/ the Atlantic coast coal port day
ahead OF the British freighter Glen.
! shiel, which vessel has been discharg.
/ ing fuel at this port since April 20.
! The Rosebank Is now sixty.nine days
| out from her point of sailing and she
should show mp at any iime though
| the vessel can hardly be placed on
what might be termed the overdue
list. Nearly FIVE thousand tons OF coal
| is expected TO arrive by the British
steamer.
KAUAI SUGAR awaiting shipment
includes the following consignments
4 according 10 report brought here by
| Purser Logan of the Hall: X. s. NJ
J $500: G. & r.. 1870: Max. IS 400;
McB.. II $50: X. p. 97O5; r.. liSO5;
II. NJ, 1g7s5; NJ. $. Co., 10000; k. S
! Co., $4,000.
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer Cas-
cade has been given shipment of gen
eral cargo and dispatched for Homo
kaa, Kukuiehaele and other Hawaii
ports at 10 o'clock this morning. The
vessel will return to this port with Q
cargo Of sugar and deck load Of cat
tie.
4 THE FREIGHT list of the Ameri
can-Hawaiian freighter Alaskan. due
to arrive from New York via Tehuan
tepec. San Francisco and Puget Sount
ports. today includes 1875 cases OF gas
oline, $500 drums of dlstillate for au
tomoblles and general cargo.
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!, CAPTAIN e. II. Foley, the veteran
whaler master, will take the jeanette
into the Arctic this season, squarine
away about the middle of May. The
only other whaler to go into the Arc
tic this year will be the Herman, In
command Of Captain Bodflsh.
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THE AMERICAN schooner S. T
Alexander, with a full shipment Of
lumber, has been twenty-one days OF
the present trip from Eureka. The
vessel is due to arrive here most an,
time with lumber to the agency of AL
n e&ander BALDWIN. s't
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A SHIPMENT Of five Thousand
sacks of sugar, 20 sacks cocoanuts ant
2 automobiles arrived from Kaua
\ ports by the Inter.island steamer w
G.. Hall. The vessel is scheduled Il
sail for the Garden Island on Thurs
day evening.
THE INTERISLAND steamer Ke
auhou is reported as taking on ship
. ment OF sugar at Koloa according Il
report brought to Honolulu by the
Hall. :,a
TAKING twelve hundred tons o
sugar, and a half dozen passenger,
the American bark Andrew Welci
sailed for San Francisco at noon to
day. @ 't