Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
ARRIVED
Thursday, ssot "a
Stmr Maui from Hawaii ports.
Schr Moi Wahine. from Hawaii.
WATERFRONT NOTES

~ hbbIS CUSTOM mouse men DuSy
getting around to different parts of
the town to weigh carloads of coal
which have been salved from the
wrecked Hclga at WAIKIKI This coal
has been brought ashore by Hawaii
ans and others in small lots and In
many cases sold to dealers as II is
landed on the beach. As Il all has to
pay duty the customs authorities have
to weigh II and those who have the
coal use scales in several parts of the
town nearest their place OF business
or homes.
THE FREIGHTER Masunda is still
lying outside and will probably come
into the inner harbor and dock late
today in case the Sclsdon gets away
from the Channel Wharf In time. The
Masunda arrived yesterday from New
port News with full cargo Of coal
destined for the navy, but as all
berths were already occupied by COL
liers. could not begin discharging her
cargo until one OF the ships already In
was finished.
AUCTION SALE of personal effects
belonging to n sailor named A. Gre
berg was held at the bonded ware
house of the customhousc this morn
ing and netted si2.25. The trunk and
clothing was bid in at 1925 and an
Elgin gold watch was sold for $40
after spirited bidding. Grebcrg was
sailor on the schooner o. NJ. Kel-
log who died In the Marine Hospital
here in February 1908 at the age of
40 years.
HEAVY BOOKINGS on the local
steamers from Honolulu to San Fran
cisco are reported and from now un-
I'll the holiday season opens the
steamers plying between this port and
San Francisco will have practically
all OF their accommodations taken.
The Sierra and Wilhelmma are
booked heavier than any others and
for the next three trips these vessels
will have large number OF passen-
gers. .an 81.
FREIGHT CLERK McComb, who
was taken from the Nippon Marr
when that vessel was last In THU
port, for the purpose Of having al
operation performed, Is reported tt
he mending fast. McComb is wei
known In Honolulu, having been
clerk on the Australia for a number
of years.
THE ASIA, now en- route to Ho
! nolulu from the Far East, has COT
tons of Oriental freight for this port
| This can be taken out In shor
! time, and It is more than likely tina
the ship will be given quick dis
patch, probably leaving on the da!
of arrival.
THE COAL cargo of the British
freighter Selsdon. lying at the Chan
mel wharf, Is nearly discharged. ant
| the vessel may move out into the
stream late today. She viii proceed
to Ocean Island next week to loa,
guano.
1T WAS a rather slow morning
on the waterfront today, the onl!
early departure being the J. A. Cum
minis. and the arrivals including tn,
steamer Maui and the schooner Mo
Wahine, both from Hawaii ports.
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THE TRANSPORT Sheridan 3ailet
from Nagasaki for Honolulu today er
route to San Francisco from the Phil
! ippines. The Sheridan In command
of Captain Make Healey is one Of tn,
most popular of the transports.
ACCORDING TO a wireless re
celyed from Mahukona today, thu
barkentine S. G. Wilder has arrived
at that port from San Francisco
with general cargo consigned t
the Hawaii Railway Company.
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THE BARKENTINE Mary Wrinkle
man arrived at Eureka September q
from Honolulu, having sailed from
this port on August "a, and the bark
entine MAXWELL from Ahukini ar
rived ut Eureka yesterday.
| NEgTERnAX tho staamar rnIun,