Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
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WATERFRONT NOTES
JAS. H. LOVE.


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PURSER KlBLING of the steamer
Claudine. arriving from Hawaii and
Maui ports this morning reports fine
weather on the inward trip with the
exception of last Monday when 1t was
found to he too rough TO land or load
cargo nj l.IupahOehOe. The schooner
w. II. Marsdcn, bark Il. T.. Rilhet
barkentine lrmgard ana steamer Mis-.
sourian were ut Hllo az the time of de-
parturc of the Claudlne for Honolulu,
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A WIRELESS plant Is reported by
San Francisco .advices as having been,I
installed on the Pacific Mail lnef
China. The China is the third vessel
of the line TO receive the wireless
communication. The vessel is expect
ed to arrive here from San Francisco
on next Tuesday morning II Is pos
sible that she may get into commun!.
cation with Kahuku station by Satur.
day morning.
UNLESS tho Pacific Mail steamer
Asia has met with the same brand of
weather as that encountered By the
Chiyo MarI and the transport Dix, the
vessel should arrive here tomorrow.
bringing a few passengers and gen
eral oriental cargo of about seven
hundred tons. The Asia Is expected
will go TO the Alakea street wharf.
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THE AMERICAN shin John Ena is
SIN taking on sugar at the railway
wharf preparatory to. sailing for the
east coast of the United States by the
way of Cape Horn. The vessel is br
lieved will be ready for departure the
first part of the coming week.
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THE UNITED STATES army
transport Sheridan sailing from Ho-
nolulu for San Francisco on April ~
arrived at the Golden Gate port yes.
terday. The troop ship carried the
twenty-third infantry from the Philip.
pines to the mainland.
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MODERATE easterly winds, smooth
seas and clear weather has been met
by the Oceanic steamer Sierra. which
was reported by wireless last evening
as 49O miles off the pIs.. The Sierra
Is due to arrive here from San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
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CAPTAIN NILSSON master Of the
American bark Annie Johnson, has
left for brief visit to Hilo. He was
a passenger by the Matson Naviga-
tiOn steamer Wllhelmina and will
probably return to Honolulu by that
vessel
THE FREIGHT list of the steamer
Claudine from Maui ports included
"5G5 sacks sugar, 20 cords wood. 30
sacks charcoal 40 sacks corn, 20
sacks potatoes. 500 pineapples, 30
bales hides and 1853 packages sun
dries.
THE SAILING OF the American oil
tanker Santa Rita. from Port San
Luis, bound for Honolulu. Is an
nounced The vessel Is bringing a
shipment OF fuel oil consigned to the
Union Oh company. ,t-n.ur.
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THE ARRIVAL Of the Amarlcan'Ha-
waiian freighter Mexican from Ha-
waiian ports Is reported at Salina
Cruz. The vessel carried a large
| quantity of sugar and other products.
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BUT ONE layoper passenger has
been booked for San Francisco b. the
| Pacific Mail steamer Asia. This YES;
sci will probably continue the voyage
| to the coast on Saturday afternoon.
THE All. freigbter Missouran
with a large shipment of sugar, pine
apples and other lines of Hawaiian
products, sailed from Hiio for Sallna
Cruz on last Monday.
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THE AMERICAN schooner James
Rolph, with .iul shipment OF sugar
was towed cut Of Hama By the steam
er Claudine, The vessel is bound for
! San francisco.
! KAHULUT shipping at the time of
the departure of the steamer Claudine
included the ship w, r. Frye, the
schooner Admiral and NJ. Turner,