Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-28
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IT Is MORE than likely that an am.
liable agreement viii De reached he.
tween the Public Works Department
which has the assignment Of the new
offices OH the .Alakea street wharf, ana
the port onicials III regard 10 q salts.
factory destination of quarters. The
Offices on the lower floor OF the new
wharf which have been turned over Ia
the Promotion Committee may yet be
transferred 10 the customs officers,
whose business requires their presence
at the wharf twenty.four hours day
and seven days week. There are
several suits OF conimolous Offices on
the upper or gallery floor which are
declared far better adapted to the re.
Iuirements OF the promotion interests
than those now assigned the Promo.
ton Committee,
UNTIL OIL. pipes are laid whereby
steamers can take on necessary fuel
the Alakea street wharf will not be
thrown open for business. It is the
Intention to hasten the work of ply
Ing the new wharf In order that all
vessels OF the Pacific Mail or Togo
Kisen Kaisha fleet may be able to
come alongside the new dock and re-
main there during their entire stay az
the port. Under the present conditions
should one Of these vessels attempt
to land passengers or freight thsre.
the vessel would be considerably de.
layei here being unuble to discharg,
cargo and take on fuel at one and tho
same time as Is the case al the oil
Hackfeld wharf.
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FOUR THOUSAND sacks Of NJ. s.
sugar was received through the inter
island steamer Noeau from Kauai ports
this morning. The Noenu also brought
D few packages of sundrics. The
steamer Kinau is reported as loading
sugar ut Waimea while the Keauhou
Is taking on sugar at Kilauea. With
the exception OF light rain at Kealia
yesterday, the weather has been fine
IA
THE FREIGHT list of the inter-is.
land steamer Likelike from Kahului
and Lahaina included SO hogs and n
number Of packages OF sundries. The
vessel met with fine weather on the
outward as well as the inward trip
The American.ilawaiian liner Nilsson.
rian was taking on sugar at Kahului
at the time of the departure OF the
Likellke for Honolulu.
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THE togo SISEN KAISHA freight
err Manshu Maru remained off the port
today awaiting her orders, mail and
some necessary supplies before pro-
ceeding to Son,h American PORTS. The
Japanese vessel comes from HOngkong
and Japan ports, and In addition to
cargo Is bearing a number of Japanese
for Peru and other points on the south
ern hemisphere.
THERE IS A full shipment of fuel
oil for tho Union oil Company brought
down by the American tanker Santa
Maria, which arrived of the port to-
day The vessel met with some nasty
weather on the way down and was
obliged to heave to on one or two
occasions while the elements were at
their worst.
THE DEPARTURE Of the American.
Hawaiian froightor Arlzonan from Sa-
line Cruz with New York cargo via
Tehunatepec is reported yesterday.
The Arizonan Is proceeding to San
Francisco, thence TO Seattle and Ia
coma and viii fr>n the Sound ports
continue the voyage down to Honolulu.
N
ON HIS RECENT visit to Tacoma,
Captain Bunting of the Standard OIL
steamer Colonel Il. ]. Drake declared
that additional aids to navigation
are urgently needed at the entrance
to the Straits of Fuca.
ADVICES FROM Salina Cruz re.
ceived here are to the effect that the
American-Hawaiian freighter Virgin
Ian from Hilo, with large shipment
OF sugar, has arrived there on We'd
nesday. The Virginlan also took on
cargo at Honolulu and Kahului.
Ha
THE AMERICAN tanker Rosecrans,
which left Honolulu some days ago, Is
reported to have arrived at Gaviota
yesterday. '.
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