Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

the limelight as port Of call for deep.
sea steamships and tho Matson Navi.
CATION liner Enterprise that Is now
discharging n shipment of explosives
and general cargo AT the Hackfeld
wharf will call al the port for ship.
ment of sugar amounting 10 nearly
five hundred tons.
The visit OF the Enterprise at Ma.
hukona Is said to be the first call of
steamer Of larger tonnaga than the
coastIng vessels. No definite state.
ments has been forthcoming as to
whether the Hawaii port will he made
regular calling point for the Matson
vessels during the sugar season. q
The Enterprise met with fine wealth
er down from San Francisco She
sailed from the coas. port within II
few hours OF the departure of the HI.
lonian. She arrived at the port early
this morning and was alongside the
wharf by eight O'Clock.
Castle & Cooke, the local agents for
the vessel expect to dispatch the En-.
terprise for Hilo at six o'clock this
evening. After discharging freight nj
the Hawaii metropolis the Enterprise
then proceeds to Mahukona to finish
her shipment Of sugar before taking
mp the voyage 10 San Francisco. Owing
to the fact that explosives were car.
| ricd on the Enterprise that vessel
brought no passengers for the islands.
Nine brood mares out of eighty
head OF animals shipped from San
Francisco on October Sth by the Mat.
son Navigation steamer EIilonian with
destination as Honolulu, died on the
passage down to the islands and their
careasscs were consigned to the briny
deep, this event aHording one of sew.
oral Interesting diversions for thirty.
nine passengers which arrived from
the coast by that vessel yesterday
morning.
The horses are to be trarMippel
to the island of Lanai should they
pass the inspec ion Of the officials con.
nected with the Territorial Board of
Agriculture. The animals were gath.
cred mp In and about Stockton and
Sacramento, California and were shin.
ped here to the order of the Lanai
Ranch Company.
The Hilonian met with fine weather
on the entire seven DAYS trip. With
the exception of n slight fog cnCouni.
cred the first night ont from San
Francisco, the elements were excep,
tionaliy kind. Several hundred head
of poultry also arrived.
The Matson steamer was loaded to
the very matches with wide assert.
ment Of general cargo. The shipment
ranged from dress goods to automo.
bilcs, six Of the latter being shipped
down 10 the several importing firms
In the islands.
The freight list included 1881 tons
OF merchandise. A mainland mail
amounting TO 143 sacks was received
by the local post Office officials upon
the arrival Of the Hilonlan ut the
Matson Navigation wharf shortly at.
ter eight o'clock yesterday morning.
Captain Fraderickson reported hav.
ing sighted the American schooner
Ludlow, lumber laden and from the
sound. This vessel was seen while
the Hilonlan steamed within one hun.
dred and fifty miles Of Honolulu. The
Togo Kisen Kalsha liner Tenyo Maru
was passed by the Hilonian about
eight o'clock on Saturday evening.
Both steamers exchanged signals by
tho means of colorcd lights.
The Hllonian was unable 10 accom-.
moiate all the cargo offered while at
San Francisco and the steamer En-.
terprise laying at the same pier was
given several hundred tons and In
cOnse quence was ordered to proceed
TO Honolulu and thence to Hlo. The
Enterprise carried no passengers ow-
Ing 10 having IA large quantity OF com,
bustnble material on hoard,
A daily wireless news service was
received through the courtesy OF Pur.
ser and Wireless Operator ONeir.
A wide range of interesting topics
We're covered
The Hiionian had 450 ions of gen.
eral cargo for Kahuiui and also sew.
'eral passengers. II Is expected that
the vessel will get away for the Maui
port Wednesday evening. The fliilnlan
is schedsied 10 sail for San Francisco
direct on next Saturday evening at
six o'clock. .
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