Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-25

comes from Southern California port
aud is bringing number OF portab =
huuaoB among other lines of freight.
Dix Brought Valuable Mounts.
Ihcic aic thirty head OF horses
included In the shipment brought
down to the is ands by the United
States army transport Dix that are
considered Of more than ordinary
merit The horses arc the spccial
property oi officers stationed here
and many VIII be used IN the coming
polo tournament that will be held
here next fall.
The tloop.hip Is nCw discharging
a shipment of 1850 tons of hay,
lain, fccdstuil and cornmissary sun
plies at the Railway wharf. This
material is destined for Fort Shartcr
ana S hociicd Barracks. when this
work is completed the Dix viii be
shifted to the Ilac 'tfcld wharf, where
rome guns and their cartridges will
be left. The giis belong TO the
Field artillery corps.
Tho sto X arriving by the Dix in
cluded 321 head of horses and mules.
There was a large number of dogs
intended for officers and soldiers
stationed here. These animals out.
numbered the cqulnes.
The horses ale intended for the
Fifth Cavalary and also the First
Field Artillery Despite the nine
day voyage the fOur-foo,ed passen
bcIs stood the passage in good shape.
The vessel arrived without the re.
cording Of a single dhcth.
Twelve officers and 81 enlisted
men arrived by the troopship from
SAY Francisco. Contrary TO cxpccta.
lions, the Dix brought no mail for
Honolulu. Her arrival at an carly
hour on Thanksgiving morning was
eascr'y awaited by those who expect
ed consignment of letters or pa.
pcrs.
The f)rse3 wet transferred {,
the government corral today and
will remain there during the rcqulr'
cl period of quarantine.
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Notice % Marin IS ,
HAWAII n ISLANDS r.. MAUI
ISbAND--LAHAlNA ANCHORAGE
Lahaira Anchorage Buoy, reported
out of position. Nov. II, was replaced
Nov. is.
HAWAH'N ISLANDS - OAHU
ISLAND Sly HONOLULU
HARBOR 49, Entrance Gas Buoy,
/, reported cxtinGuisher. Nov. q,
was rclightcd Nov. "a.
Lurllnc Has Ecachcd the Coast,
The Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline from Honolulu was Thanks.
giving day arrival at San Francisco.
the vessel entering that pert about
six o'clock In the morning. The Lur.
line sailed from Honolulu on Novcm.
Der nth taking but ten cabin passen.
gers AMI very small amount of Isl.
and products.
Claudirc Sailing With Fair List Of
Passengers. .
The intcr-island steamer Claudine
is sailing for Maui and Hawaii ports
this evening, taking a fair sized list
Of passengers. A miscellaneous car
so OF supplies is being trans shipped
to the islandc by the vesse', which
will get away at five o'clock.
Commencing with November 10th
IiilO has been receiving! an almost
daily consignment of mail from Homo
lulu. On that date there arrived
mail by the steamer Mauna Kea fol-
lowed the next day by other inter
island steamers. there being one or
more coating steamers calling at the
port each day throughout the week.
The American schooner Okanogan
made the trip from Honolulu to Pu-
get Sound in twenty days. The YES.
sci arrived at Port Townsend ycstcr-
day after having left shipment of
lumber at the Islands. I
The arrival OF the American lumber
schooner Salem iron Port Allen and !
Island ports is reported from Port
Townsend Wash. This vessel brought
u shipment of lumber from Puget
Sound.
Among the arrivals at the port
his morning was the coastlng steam ,
or Likelike. This vesscl returned
from Ahuklni, bringing enc cabin
passenger but no freight.
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