Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-29
WATERFRONT NOTES

THERE WAS not very large
freight list on the Mnuna kea which
arrived from Hawaii and Maui ports
early this morning. The vessel
brought n number of cabin and deck
passengers. Hawaii products which
were brought to port included ship.
ments Of corn oranges, celery. tarq.
20 packages vegetables, l6S hard wood
railway ties. &c cords wood, A sacks
ava 20 crates chickens, l57 packages
sundries and 210 sheep. Light trades
moderate seas and fine weather g3ner
ally were met with on the homeward
trip. The steamer Niihau was passed
at Honokaa and the Claullna AMI M
kahala at Lahin.
IN A LEAKING condition. after
twenty-three days sailing. the little
schooner Eva is reported to have Put
into San Francisco yesterday. The
vessel brought down full shipment
of lumber to Mahukona and left that
port the first part Of the month for
Humboldt. The severe weather re.
Gently encountered Off the California
coast has doubtless used the little
schooner quite roughly.
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VESSELS At HiLO. according to n
report from Purser Phillips of the
Mauna Kea, Include the inter-islanl
! steamers Maui. Kauai and Kaiulani
the bark Olympic, Annie Johnson an,l
Saint Katherine. schooner Aloha The
| steamer Enterprise was a. the port at
the time of the Mauna Kea departure
but that vessel was scheduled to sail
for San Francisco on Friday after
noon.
CALM WEATHER. clear skies and
| smooth seas were being encountered
by the Matson Navigation liner Hilon.
ian o nher voyage from Honolulu "a
San Francisco at o'clock last even
ing. according to wireless message
received at the local agency of Castle
& Cooke. TIE vessel was 1853 miles
OFF the port ard all well ON board
SUGAR ON HAWAII awaiting ship
ment at the time of the departure OF
the inter.island steamer Mauna Kea
includes the following. according t.
Purser Phillips: Olaa, 5000: Waia
ket. 5000; Hawaii Mill. 400: Onomea
$500; Honomu, 5iOO; Eakalau. 400;
LaupahOehoe. 5000: Hamakua, 1900
Paauhau, 1000; Kuku'heolc, 5000.
| M
| THREE THOUSAND sacks CT sug
ar 1871 sacks rice. and % package
sundrles was received from Kaua
ports this morning by the inter-lslant
steamer Keauhou. The vessel me-
with fine weather up to the time OI
departure from Kilauea, when a con
siderable swell was encountered.
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THE JAPANESE freighter Manshl
Maru, one Of the chartered Togo Kis
en- Kaisha vessels. sailed for Valpar
also and South American ports yester
day evening. The vessel did not com,
inside the harbor. She called for ord
crs and mail.
| AFTER NINETEEN days steamin,
across the Pacific, the British freight
er Dunedin is reported to have arrive,
at Shanghai on Thursday. This YES
sci brought coal to the Honolulu Nava
Station and sailed from here on Janu
AIRY s.
TWENTY DAYS was the time re
quired by the American ship Falls o
Clyde in making the passage from He
nolulu to Gaviota. This vessel sale,
from here on January s, after havin
discharged shipment of fuel oil.
~ Hs
HAVING COMPLETED the dis
charge OF shipment of fuel oil TO
the local branch of the Union Oil Con
pany, the American tank steamer Sar
ia Maria may sail for Gaviota today.
IA
A CABLE has been received to tn
effect that the Canadian-Australia
liner Moana sailed from Vancouve
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