Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-20

over the slow voyage. II is contend
ed that the average tramp freghter
is only capable OF making but fair time
under the most favored condition. On
a long trip such as the Rokeby and
the Vancouver are making by the way
Of the Horn, the steamers will not con.
sumo more coal than is absolutely
necessary.
THERE WAS large consignment
OF Hawaii products included in the
freight list brought to this port by
the Kona and Kau steamer Mauna Loa
this morning. The vessel arrived with
5so5 sacks sugar, ISL sacks coffee, 104
sacks taro. "a sacks beans, $50 cases
pineapples rs cases honey, "a barrels
lemons, IA crates chickens, AZ punches
bananas, 80 head cattle, 1872 bales
hides and IT'S packages sundries. The
steamer mot with light rains and
smooth seas on the homeward trip.
WITHIN A FEW days there should
arrive at this port the German ship
Renee Rickmers, from Bremen and
other continental ports. bringing a
large general cargo of European mer.
chandise. The vessel comes TO the
agency OF II. Hackfeld & Co. and nc.
cording to her sailing schedule. the
vessel was out III days from the Ger.
man port today.
UNLESS THE American schooner
George w. Watson, with shipment
OF lumber from Gray's Harbor, arrives
at Hilo within the next few days, the
vessel will 20 down on the boards for
an extra long passage from Puget
Sound. The vessel sailed from the
lumber port forty days ago and brings
cargo consigned to II. Hackfeld & Co.
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LIGHT RAINS prevailed at Naalehu
during the call of the steamer Mauna
Loa. according to report received
from Purser Friele. There has been
no rainfall at Pahaia for some time,
however. and that district would be
greatly benefited by some OF the show.
ers which have favored the other To-
calities.
THE LOCAL agents for the Canad.
ian.Australian liner Manuka, now en-
route from Sydney, N. s. W.. to Van
couver by the way Of Honolulu have
not been advised concerning the yes
sells arrival at Suva. The Manuka Is
expected to arrive here on next Wed.
nesday.
SEVEN THOUSAND sacks OF sugar
have been taken on board the steamer
Cascade at Honokaa during the stay
OF the vessel at the Hawaii port. The
vessel viii arrive here with a deck
load of cattle in addition to her large
consignment of sugar.
SUGAR AWAITING shipment along
windward Hawaii ports according to
the purser Of the. Mauna Loa includes
the following:- Honuapo, 1926; Puma.
luu, 1900; Honokaa, 1900; Kukui.
haele. 1000; Kukaiau, 300; Paauhau,
1900; Paauilo. 900.
THE AMERICAN bark s. G. Allen
Is ready for sea and II Is expected
that the vessel will depart for Aber.
deem today. The Allen arrived here
on April 20 with a shipment OF lum.
Der consigned to Allen & Robinson.
THE INTER.ISLAND steamer Hell.
enc has been placed on. the berth to
sail for Hawaii ports. including Pau.
hau. Laupahoehoe and Papaaloa at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
UPON THE arrival OF the Matson
Navigation steamer Wilhelmina from
Hilo on Sunday morning, the vessel
will be assigned to berth at the
Oceanic wharf
THE DEPARTURE Of the schooner
Robert Levers from Port Gamble
with a shipment of lumber to the
agency of Levers & Cooke is report.
ed yesterday.
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THE AMERICAN barkentine S. @.
Wilder. with a shipment Of merchan.
disc from San Francisco, was sixteen
days out from the California port to.
day.
AFTER A SHORT passage from Ho.
noipu, the American schooner Muriel
is reported to have arrived at San
Francisco yesterday,
DEPARTING FOR Hama, the Amer.
lean schooner James Rolph is report.
ed to have sailed from San Francisco
yesterday.
THE MATSoN Navigation steamer
Hilonian will berth at the railway
wharf upon arrival here tomorrow
morning,