Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE PHONE l52
WATERFRONT NOTES

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THAT THERE is u graveyard of
steamers at the entrance Of tbs Straits
OF San Juan dc Fuca Is the theory
advanced by local shipping men
apropos the report from Ucluelet of an
undcrsea obstruction encountered by
the whalers of the steamer Orion six
miles south OF Ucluelet, which they
conjectured might be tho hulk of the
long-lost sloop-of.war Condor, the
sepulcher of 40 British tars. "a
have watched the accounts Of the loss
Of the steamers missing after their
| departure from these shores careful
ly,' says one marine authority, "and
am convinced that the most probable
cause OF the repeated disasters Is
pinnacle OF rock. II seems to me that
somewhere to the northwest of Duntzc
Head there is such pinnacle. and the
loss of II. NJ. s. Condor the steamers
| Mattcawan Montserrat, Keewatin, and
those others that have disappeared.
leaving but scant amout of wreck.
age, found long after, to indicate their
fate. have, in all probability. been due
to their colliding with this pinnacle.
III investigations were made. say by
sweeping with chain between two
vessels, II seems to me that this oh.
struction wonld be de fnitely placed.
In my opinion, the wrecks Of these
| Amos, toEgaitea- craft lie there prob.
ably heaped together In this grave.
yard vault OF ships, and II a wrecking
vessel vents to, investigate the result
would I fee, copfidcrt no nj largo
ADVANTAGE to az yraoLors :, ,he,.
,noo,od- ~. u,.asn.A M -, my
'ooa''o ue wr'ohS tney "pu'u receiver
ianoso"ieiS reward 'nem lor their er.
ior.s' Meahwnliel the People OF
oc!ueiep ave ~e&csef' over the reports
OF the steamer Orion concerning the J
obstruction she encountered. There
is nothing heyond the fouling of the
whaler's cable and tina, tho emf end
came nm coverod With no,n, ,o hoo,
tho .ssnmr,,or -, ~, ,ooa,,o,, ~
rroot, ,,aa,I ,ie ,oo1''oi "
MrecN upon. pu' inc settiers consider
AMY reveal sunken wreck.
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A LARGE and varied cargo from
Kona and Kan ports arrived this morn.
ing by the inter4island liner Mauna
Loa The vessel brought 80 saloon
passengers. The freight list included
1916 sacks sugar Ga sacks coffee -
sacks ginger. lis sacks taro. 26 sacks
beans. 30 head cattiA "A crates honey
-1St L., onoo
canned pineapples. 10 barrels oranges,
40 lunches bananass 66 pieces OF koa
lumber and ~ hogs, The Mauna Loa
met with light northeast trades and
smooth seas.
&C.
ABOUT A TUOtIsANp tons NJ
Matson Nayieat,on steamer rrri;no N,
Kahulul The vessel sailed for the
Maui port last evening and is esnected
to return to Honolulu on SUNDAY The
Lurline takes n CONSIGNMENT of ,,yar
and other IInea of Uawaiian nrodnots
to the coast and will dcnart for Sun
Francisco nm TUESDAY nwen,na -,
d. m
THE ARRIVAL. of the America,
bark Albert AZ Kaelua 10 renorted nv
the officers of the steamer Mama Ios
arriving at this rort today The Al,
bert sailed from Port Gamble thirty.
three days ago and is said TO have ar.
rived at the Hawaii nnr, u',,h ho, til
field & COMPANY on Anril 2 ''
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THE TWO Amor,oon ,hi,,, u,,u,, .,
Clyde and Marion u Cbilcott sailed
from Gaviota for Honolulu within n
day of each other. Tho Cbilcott left
the OF, mort fonrteen daya ooo M
vessels will bring full SHIPMENTS con.
signed to the Associated OIL Company
n
PURSER FRIELE of the steamer
Mauna Loa arriving from Roma and
Kau ports today. reports the follow.
ing sugar awaiting shipment on Ha.
Honokaa Ieoo. KnLn,haoia ,non'