Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-22
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WATERFRONT NOTES

WATERFRONT NOVec
THE MATSON liner wiihe,mna is
due to arrive from Hllo tomorrow with
about Ave hundred tons OF general
cargo taken on at the Hawaii port. 1t
Is expected that between twelve and
fifteen saloon passengers will en-.
bark on the Wilhelmina for San Fran.
cisco by the way OF Honolulu. AS the
Wilhelmina does not touch at the
wharf at Hilo Il Is claimed that there
win be no trouble arising from deten
tlon through Quarantine. The vessel
will sail for San Francisco at 10
o'clock on Saturday morning taking
a total OF FIVE thousand tons Of cargo.
mainly made up OF sugar. A shipment
OF four thousand cases Of pineapples
will be included In the freight list.
PASSENGERS ARRIVING at San
Francisco In the steamer Korea, says
the Call, reported that a few petty
robberies had taken place on the
steamer, and that despite the utmost
vigilance on the part OF the ships on
GERS. the thief or thieves we're not ap-
pretended nor the stolen property re-
covered. MrsAJ. +. Warren from Ho-
nolulu. lost costly fountain pen. Miss
Louise NJ. Irwin also from Honolulu.
lost a purse containing cash and a
check. and later the check was picked
up in an alleyway. On the trip to Ho-
nolulu. Mrs Robert ]. Burdette. wife
of the famous humorist, lost valuable
clock made by Tiffany.
THE KENTUCKlAN, one OF the lat
est new type freighters being built to
the order Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
line, was successfully launched from
the yards OF the Maryland Steel Com.
pany at Philadelphia at noon on last
messed by many spectators. The Ken.
tuckian Is said will prove valuable
addition to the All. fleet. She Is a
vessel OF over eight thousand tons dead
weight capacity and will for the pres.
ent at least engage In the Atlantic
trade. her run being from New York
to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
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ACCORDING TO advices received
at the local agency OF the American
Hawaiian line, the freighter Georgian,
which Is now under construction ut
the yards Of the Maryland Steel Com.
pany at Philadelphia will be ready
for launching on or about July list.
This vessel ID Of the same type as the
new KentuckiRn and Is capable Of TAX
Ing eight thousand tons dead weight.
This vessel will augment the Atlantic
feet Of freight carriers operated by
the American Hawaiian line.
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THE FUMIGATioN Of the Inter
Island liner Maunas Kea at quarantine
wharf was completed on last Sunday
morning and that vessel came along
side her regular berth and took on car.
60 for the Big Island. The lMauna
Kea sailed for Hilo via way ports AT
noon today. Quite delegation OF
tourists took advantage Of the op
portunity Of visiting the volcano. The
territorial band was present at the de
parture and music sped the departing
guest.
THE AMERICAN bark Andrew
Welch is discharging general cargo
at Oceanic wharf. The vessel will be
hauled over to the railway wharf tc
discharge q shipment of ten Thousand
cases of petroleum and then proceed
| to Pearl Harbor. there to leave a large
quantity Of material for the new nava
dock The WEIGH will leave for Pear
Harbor in about. a week. The wind
damned Is to return to San FranLisct
with full load OF sugar. M
THE AMERICAN-HAwAIIAN linz
steamer Honoluluan. which is nearin,
completion at the Eastern yards, Il
said will be ready for launching abou
the FIRST OF July. This vessel Is SALE
will have frst class passenger accom-
mediation for forty.hve people. Tn,
new steamer 10 intended solely for thu
San Francisco Honolulu trade and will
be ready for business by the first o
January.
WEDNESDAY MORNING shoul,
see the arrival of the Matson chart
cred freighter Hyades. This vessel I
steaming from Seattle to Honolulu
bearing a large cargo. A late wireless
report gave the vessels position a
528 miles on the port with clea
weather, light northeast breeze an
smooth seas prevailing. Everythin
on board reported well.
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| ASIAN FRANCISCO report is to tn
effect that the Matson Navigatlo
steamer Hilonian met with "a tide
wave upon nearing the coast port br
sustained no serious damage. TIL
wave came on during a calp, and II r,
suited in the fair OF a seaman, VIII
was slightly injured.
AN EXTENDED shipment OF suga
is going into the American Hawaiia
freighter Virginian now at Kahu'u
This vessel will next proceed to Hi
to take on additional cargo and
scheduled to depart from the Hawa
ports for Salina Cruz on March 25
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STRONG NORTHWEST gales an
rough and bolsterous seas have {
late been encountered by the Matso
Navigation liner Lurline. A wireless
states that the vessel was 1442 mile
on the port en- route from Honolulu