Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
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WATERFRONT NOTES

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THE FORMER Sprccte.s tug Fear.
less, which a number of years ago
was stationed at Honolulu is to be
converted Into steam whller. &C.
oording to the San Francisco papers,
The weN.hR5wR t6wb5st has heed
chartered By the BarRes0h L Hibbafd
company for the Tyee e8mpaRy. aHd
will be ready 10 start f6T Alaska about
the. miadle 81 March. The Fearless
will look more like Central Ameri-
can battleshlp than a peaceful tow
boat when the Union Iron Works has
completed the work of conversion. A
big whale gun is being installed in
the bow and the tug Is being earipped
with wlnehes and other gear for the
handling Of the ieviathafl gariN alter
the gun has reduced II to inan,mate
bone and biubber.
ACCORDING TO the state rent
made by the San FraneissU Chronicle
the Unlbn oil company has decided
to equip its feet OF tankers with wire.
less aud orders have been placed for
OUTFITS for the steamers pectan, Santa
Maria, santa Rita and Lansing. The
apparatus Ia now being installed on
the Lansing and the other ships win
be equipped at the first favorable OPP
portunity. The work is being done by
the United Wireless Company.
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BRINGING OFFICERS and enlisted
men Of the Thirteenth Coast Artillery,
First Field Artillery, and troops L and
M Of the 14th Cavalry, the United
States army transport Logan from San
Francisco is expected TO arrive here
on Monday morning. The vessel is
proceeding to Manila by the way OF
Guam. The troopship will remain at
Honolulu for at least twelve hours.
LUMBER INTENDED for Pearl
Harbor has arrived at the port by
the American schooner Ariel. This
vessel cleared from Port Townsend
on February 10 and took nearly
month to make the run down from
the Sound. The vessel was lying of
the port this morning awaiting
tow to Pearl, Harbor, where the ship
ment will be discharged.
ARRIVING FROM Kauai ports,
the steamer w. O., Hall brought g.
500 sacks sugar and a quantity OF
sundries. The. vessel met with fair
weather on both outward and in
ward trips, The American schooner
Stimsoh Is reported as discharging
a shipment OF fertilizer at Eleele.
HAWAII SUGAR awaiting shipment
at Kona and Kau ports according to a
report from Purser F'riele Of the inter
island steamer Mauna Loa, includes
the following shipments: Honuapo.
1906 Punaluu, 1880; Honokaa. 5000;
Kukulhaele, $500; Paauhau. 6iOO; Ku-
kaiau, 1852.
INCLUDED In the freight list
brought from Hawaii and Maui ports
BY the inter-island steamer Claudlne
was 1856 sacks sugar, 40 head cattle.
10 hogs, 81 sacks corn. 10 bales hides
and 146 packages sundries. The YES.
sci met with fine weather on the home.
ward trip.
PURSER LOGAN, now connected
with the stan OF the Interisland steam.
or w. @. Hall, reports the following
Kauai sugar awaiting shipment: W.,
1000: X. s. NJ, 1850; Max. 22,695;
M. s. Co, 1000; X. g. Co., 10: X. p.
1850; Mob. lO.so7; p. ssls; G. F.,
III.
THE INITIAL shipment of lum-
Der, for the Hawaiian Lumber and
Mill Company has arrived from San
Diego by the American bark Arago.
This vessel sailed from the Southern
California port on January 20. She
is discharging at the Channel wharf.
THE OCEANIC steamship Alameda.
which sailed day late out Of San
Francisco, will arrive at Honolulu on
Saturday afternoon, The Alameda
will leave this port on the return trip
to the California port on Thursday In
stead Of "Wednesday morning.
KAUAI SUGAR Awaiting shipment
according to Purser Mcclure of the
ateamer Keauhou, includes the follow
ing constituents: X. s. M. 1850;
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