Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
WATERFRONT No1Gs

| THERE WAS "a wide variety " VA
l wall products arriving at the Nbal mia
morning by the Inter Island STEAMER
Mauna Loa from Roma and &au port'.
i The etoamef brought Al csb.I All As
dece passengers and her cargo con.
sisted of 1874 sacks coffee, "a aaeks
taro 145 sacks beans. II crates 20,
tatoes, SO punches bananas. rs bar
rels oranges, 20 koa loas. IN crates
chickens, tS bales hides 100 packages
sNndries ami on deck 26 head cattle.
The MaNna'Loa met with considerable
rough weather on the inward trip and
in crossing the channel There was a
northeast trade wind with heavy
fswells along the Kau coast, according
to Purscr Friele.
THE CLEVELAND Is one of the lat.
est Hamburg.America steamers. She
Is equipped with all the latest inven.
tons known to steamship builders. She
carries a crew of 600 men, has depth
81 &c feet SO feet more than the Min
nesota. Is GCS feet long ana 65,3 feet
wide. The Cleveland has passenger
accommodation OF 3 800 which of
course includes steeragc. Loaded as
she is with ballast she draws 231a feet
of water forward and % feet aft. Her
net tonnage is 10 267. The Cleveland
, Is the largest vessel that ever passed
through the Sucz Canal and is the
largest passenger vessel that ever Wis.
tied the Far East.
THERE Is little likelihood that the
Pacific Mail liner Manehuria and the
Hamburg. America line steamer Cleve-
, land will indulge In any startling
bursts of speed on the voyage up to
San Francisco. Coal is a necessary
factor In the making of specl and this
commodity costs good money. The
, fact of the two big liners leaving Ho-
nolnlu within an hour of each other
/ Is to well informed shipping men. no
ground for the prediction that the
steamers will race at brcaknock speed
to the California port
THE NEW COMET was seen by
the officers Of the inter-island steamer
kinau while that vessel was laying OF
Waimea taking on sugar The heav.
emily stranger appeared In the drec-
ton OF the island of Niihau and
showed up with considerable brillian.
cy. The comet was visible for about
a half hour before disappearing be.
n low tv.e horizon.
=, ~
BEARING a LARGE general cargo
!, from New York via the isthmus of TIE.
:, huantepec. the American.Hawailan
\ freighter Alaskan is reported by cable
as having arrived at San Francisco.
, This vessel will proceed to Puget
q Sound ports before coming down to
, Honolulu. The Alaskan Is 10 sail from
. San Francisco for Seattle on January
81.
"a
, THE INTERISLAND steamer MI.
kahala brought 10 cases of honey. LOG
:, sacks Of corn, 30 crates chickens, SIS
!, packages of sundries and on deck "a
;, hogs as cargo from Maui and Molokai
ports. The vessel will be dlspatche1
on a return voyage to the same ports
at o'clock this evening.
NINETEEN DAYS was consumed
by the little cable supply schooner In
1, making the voyage from Midway is
g. land to Honolulu. the vessel arrivins
s at this port last evening. One passen
aG hn
e. ing STAFF ut Midway, returned by thu
IS Flaurence Ward.
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer ri
ID nau will call at the island OF Nilha'
ID on her outward trip to take on boar
At the Aubrey Robinson family. TIL
ID Robnsons have been spending severa
1T weeks at their large estates on NLha'
S and they will return to Kauai by tn
&c Kinau.
lie N
he PURSER LOGAN of the Inter.Islan
ty lowing sugar awaiting shipment on tn
u. island of Kauai: NJ. A. X, 2031; G.
e. r., 1856; v. X, 500; X. X. b., 1850
Of McB., 1857; X. p, 1850; p, $50; NJ.
II, Co., 10000; X. s. Co., 10,5O0.
&c ma
IL THERE is a LOT Of Chinese Nc'
Years supplies being shipped to tn
ID other Islands preparatory to the grea
e. Celestial festival. The Kinau and tn
nc Mauna 'Kea. leaving for island port
today will take considerable shipment
Ut of Chinese delicacies.
n, M
On THE AMERICAN schooner Jane
nc Rolph is reported to have sailed frol
ne San Francisco for Honoipu with gel
iy cral cargo destined for the agency {
ar Hind. Rolph a Co. The vessel is +,
ported to have departed on last SUI
'r- day.
to IA
al THERE WAS but very little carg
er taken from this port by the Japanes
en- liner Nippon Maru, which got ava
from the port for japan and Hon