Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-11
WATERFRONT NOTES

ACCORDING TO Information given
out by a shipping Arm in Portland,
Oregon, new line Of steamers, COM
posed of feet of six vessels, will
DO put in operation between Ant
werp and Portland, with San Pedro
and San Francisco as ports OF call.
The steamers will bring general car
goes from Europe and return with
wheat, lumber and other commodi-
ties offered for shipment to Europe.
| The first steamer of the new line
TO leave antwerp will be the Ger
man steamer Augustus. She Is ex-
pected to arrive at San Pedro during
the latter part of February. On the
start sixty-day schedule will be
maintained from the Belgian port,
and, IL business warrants, vessels
will leave Antwerp for the Pacific
Coast at more frequent intervals.
THE FAMILIAR SHIP Henry
Failing began her last voyage around
Cape Horn recently, when she left
Tacoma for New York, where she IL
to be converted into n barge. The
Falling was built in 1882 at Bath,
Me-, but for many years has been
operated from Pacific Coast ports.
She has been sold to Eastern par
ties and will be cut down after dis
charging her cargo at New York
inka nf m Failing 10 tho
third of the well-known coasters to
leave for the Atlantic recently on
their last voyages under canvas. The
ships J. b. Thomas and Sea King are
well on their way around to be dis
masted.
APPROACHING pace bordering
upon that made by the steam freight.
ers, the little American schooner
Churchill. from Honolulu to Port
Townsend made the passage to Puget
Sound In thirteen days. The Church.
III sailed from Honolulu on December
2S, having finished the discharge of a
consignment of lumber to the agency
Of Allen & Robinson. A cable re.
ceived here announces the arrival OF
the vessel at the Washington port on
Monday. which places the time OF hcI
voyage within thirteen days.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON is fex
pected will see the arrival Of the Unit
ed States army transport Thomas from
San Francisco, bringing IN transit foI
the Philippines the Sixth Infantry
headquarters, band and several hun
dred enlisted men. The vessel should
show up about 3 o'clock. II Is the in
tention to dispatch the Thomas fol
Manila by the way OF Guam on Thurs
day afternoon.
| THE T. X. X. steamer Mansh,
Maru, from japanese ports with gen
eral cargo for South America, is no
expected to call at Honolulu befor,
the cath of this month, according I,
prevent available advices received a
the agency of II. Hackfeld & Co. Thi,
vessel will make but short stay a
this port, the great bulk of her freigh
being destined to South American
ports.
Il CEMENT. LUMBER, feed stufs an,
general merchandise. is Included fl
the freight list. brought to Honolulu
from San Francisco by the American
Hawaiian liner Mexican. which arrive,
at the port early this morning. Tn
Mexican has gone TO the Railwa,
wharf to discharge and will take on
larse shipment OF sugar for the main
land. So
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line
Missourian Is the next vessel fron
Puget Sound due to arrive at Homo
tlulu with New York, San FRANCHISE
and Seattle and Tacoma cargo, Tn
Missourlan Is scheduled to sail iron
Sound ports on January IA. Tn
Ifreighter should reach here not late
than January 20.
Y Z! ~ .ii,s 49, 10, h.
IT is BELIEVED that the America
bark Alden hesse will be able to go I,
sen by the last Of this week. This yes
sci is taking on about fifteen hundre,
tons of'scrapiir iron supplied by the He
nolu!u Scrap Iron Company, which 4
destined for q southern California
port. The Alden Besse Is being load
ed by the Miller Salvage Company.
i TWENTY-SIX days was consume,
by the American schooner Dauntles
1.-the passage from Honolulu TO Por
Townsend. The, Dauntlcssc discharge,
a shipment Of lumberNat this port con
signed To the agency of The City Nil
Icom@ny. The Dauntless sailed iron
Honolulu on December IA.
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THE SHIPMENT OF about twelv
thousand tons. of sugar, aud other Hs
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