Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-16
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE PHONE 152.
WATERFRONT NOTES
1T is QUITE evident that there

1T rs QUITE evident that there Is
a well appointed wireless telegraph
apparatus installed on the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia. This vessel was
reported from the Kahuku station last
evening bearing a message which
gives the position Of the Siberia as
200 miles from San Francisco. steam.
ing through fine weather. The Siberia
is the second Pacific Mail vessel to
receive wireless equipment. II Is
predicted that It is only matter of
a short time before all vessels oper-
ated by that company will be enabled
to communicate at sea by wireless.
TO REALIZE on the copper with
which her frame Is fastened, what
is left OF the old bark Germania is
to be burned. OF recent years the
Germania has been utilized as coal
barge on San Francisco Bay, but
now she has outllved her usefulness,
even In this direction, and has been
sold by the Pacific Coast Fuel COM
pany 10 junk dealers. In the days
OF the clippers the Germania had u
brilliant record as a smart sailer,
and was credited with some fast pas
sages.
PURsER PHILLIPS Of the steamer
Mauna Kea. arriving from Hiio via
way ports this morning reports the
following sugar awaiting shipment on
Hawaii Olaa, $500; Waiakea.
1900; Hawaii Mil. 2450: waihaku,
II 900: Onomea. 1900: Pepeekeo.
10000: Honomu. 1920; Laupahoehoe.
$500; OokaIa, 1000; Kukaiau II. 53S;
Hamakua. 1900: Paauhau, 500; Homo
kaa, 10000; Kukuibaele 5000; Puma
luu, 11,47s. and Honuapo. S215 sacks.
THERE WAS small frelgh brought
to the port this morning BY the inter.
island steamer Mauna Kea. The yes
sci met with fne weather on the home
ward trip from Hilo, In addition 70 .
fair sized list or cabin passengers.
about Hfty passengers arrived on deck.
The Ma,ina Kea will return to tho
big island on next, Tuesday sailing at
noon on that date.
A WIRELESS received from the
United States army transport Sheridan
last evening gave the position OF the
troopship as $50 miles of the port
steaming towards San Francisco
through light northwesterly winds and
smooth seas. Everybody reported as
well on board
KAUAI SUGAR awaiting shipment
according to the purser's report from
the steamer Noeau, includes the fol.
lowing consignments: NJ A. X. 49,.
100; McB.. 9949; NJ. s. Co.. $4,000; G.
& r., 3770; X. s. NJ. $3.50; l.. p. 49,
06S; v. X. 1900; X. p, 1890; II. M,
1895; X. s. Co. 1880.
TWENTY DAYS was the sailing
time covered by the American schoon.
err, Robert Levers in making pas
sage from Honolulu to Port Gamble
The vessel sailed from Honolulu on
March 20 after having discharged a
shipment OF lumber.
FINE WEATHER is now being met
with by steamers travelling the Ho-
nolulu.San Francisco route. The En-.
terprise. from Hilo, has reported by
wireless as having encountered light
northeasterly breeze and smooth seas
THE ARRIVAL of the American
schooner Ariel at San Francisco is re.
ported through the local branch of the
Merchants Exchange. This vessel
recently discharged a shipment Of
lumber at Pearl Harbor.
IN
THE MATSON Navigation steamer
Lurline. en- route from Honolulu to
San Francisco, was reported as 875
miles off the port last evening steam.
ing through light northwesterly breeze
and smooth seas.
m
SAILING FROM Honolulu on April
5 the Norwegian steamship Selja, with
transit cargo from the Orient, ia re.
ported as having arrived at Portland
Oregon, yesterday
INCLUDED In the freight brought
to Honolulu this mornig from Kauai
ports by the steamer Noeau was a
shipment of 2670 sacks sugar, 1884
sacks bran and 2S packages sundries.
n.
THE AMERICAN schooner Balboa,
now discharging lumber at this port.
is reported will proceed to Hilo there
to take on a shipment Of hardwood
railway ties for the mainland.
THE INTER-ISLAND steamer XII
nau Is expected to arrive at Honolulu
tomorrow morning with $500 sacks
Mob. and 5000 sacks X. S. M. sugar
"a
HILO SHIPPING at the time OF de.
partnre Of the Mauna Kea Included
the bark n. p. Rithet and schooners
w. II. Babbitt and T.. NJ. Kellogg,
THE DEPARTURE of the American
schooner Borealis from Gray's Har.
Dor yesterday with shipment of lum.
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