Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
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, WITH THE banks Andrew Welch
and Annie Johnson Of the Matson
Navigation Company laid up IN Oak.
land creek and the prospect that sew.
eral other well known sugar packets
viii shortly follow suit, II appears
that the windjammer service between
San Francisco and the Hawaiian isl.
ands has seen Its best days.
Shippers now demand quick dis.
patch. which they can find In the in.
ereasing steamship feet Formerly
the bulk of the Hawaiian sugar crop
was moved in sailing vessels. but this
business is almost wholly taken care
| OF by steam carriers. The old time
sailing feet has decreased until there
arc less than dozen sallers actively
engaged In the trade,
Any of the old sugar packets could
probably be purchased now. II has
been reported that Bates & CHEESE.
brough have been negotiating with the
Matson people for a couple Of their
vessels, those now laid up in Oak.
land creek being under consideration.
The idea of Bates & Chescbrough was
to load the vessels with general car.
goes and send them around to the
east coast. where the prospects OF
disposing Of them might be better
than on the Pacific.
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1T is REPORTED that with the
first of the year the American.Ha.
waIian Steamship Company will inan
| gurate q six days service between
Sailna Cruz, San Francisco, Puget
sound and the Hawaiian islands. AT
present the company has a twelve
days service in the big triangular
route from Salina Cruz and this port
to Puget sound and the islands. In
4 Ave days service between Salina
Cruz and San Francisco the steamers
Nebraskan, Isthmlan and Pleiades op.
crate direct, while the larger steam;
ers Columbian, Mexican, Virginian,
Mlssourian, Alaskan and Arizonan OF
the larger route alternate with the
smaller vessels from Salina Cruz. The
plan proposed is TO extend the small.
or steamers to the Sound from San
Francisco, and In this way furnish
an increased service.
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THERE WAS lrage miscellaneous
ghipment of rsupplies destined for the
Hawaiian Islands lost with the Anne
rican schooner James Rolph that went
ashore near San Francisco and soon
afterward foundered. The vessel
cleared the California port with des'
tInation as Hama. Her cargo included
sos ctls barley. $4,000 lbs bran, 10
bales hay, 10 bbls corn -four, IL cts
corn. Z ctls wheat. is bbls and cs
salmon, 5.60S lbs soda, l25 bbls lime
96S pcs lumber. 1i4,i5O lbs coal, 100
cs Kerosene. 1920 lbs arsenic, etc.
valued at s3,275.
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THE VOLCANO ON Hawaii served
as an attraction to draw number OF
tourists to the Big Island. The steam
err Mauna Kea sailing for Hilo via
way ports at ten o'clock this morning
carried full quota OF tourists as well
as local people, The vessel departed
with Il good sized general cargo for
Maui and Hawaii. Close connection
was made with the large mainland
mail that arrived at an early hour
In the morning By the Matson steam
er Wllhelmina, .
FRED L. wALDRON is announced
as the general agent for the Balfour
Guthrie and Company line of freight
steamers that is to be operated be-
tween European ports. the Hawaiian
Islands and Puget Sound. The Brl,
fish steamer Greystoke is the first
vessel to leave Antwerp and she is
now thirty nine days out from the
Belgian port. II is stated that two
other vessels will be placed in com
mission.
SAILING FROM Hackfeld wharf at
six o'clock the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline viii carry about for.
ty passengers in the cabin and a good
sized general cargo In her hold. Sug'
ar, pineapples, rice and sundries VIII
UP 49, e"N N'N'''
torlal band will be present and rem
der a musical aloha to the departing
passengers for San FRANCISCO,
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THE AMERICAN Hawaiian freight
er yirginian sailed for ISLAND ports
last evening after having discharged
general cargo of merchandise
brought from the United States by
the way of Tehuantepec, San Fran
cisco and Seattle The vessel wiz
make her last call at Hilo before sail
Ing for sallna Cruz with a consign.
ment of sugar.
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer He,
lene has arrived from Kawaihae and
Mahukona with. shipment OF $50
sacks sugar 1878 empty lime barrels,
&c head cattle and quantity OF sun.
dries, The vessel is scheduled to sail
this evening for ports along the IIa.
makua coast. The vessel will depart