Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-07
WATERFRONT NOTES

y NUMBER OF StOWaWayS are eN-
pected will arrive here by the United
States army transport Sherman which
vessel Is due to arrive from San
Francisco on or about July 18th. The
unbidden passengers are from the
transport Sheridan which sailed from
Honolulu on the evening of July 4th.
According to Purser Warren Of the
Lurline, the stowaways were to be
transferred at sea and returned to
Honolulu, the place of their embark
alton.
CAPTAIN LANDER. master of the
Belgian training ship L'Avenir. Is
expecting to clear that vessel for
San Francisco on Saturday. Over
three thousand tons of Australian
coal have been discharged from the
Belgian ship. The L'Avenlr mas
been lying in the stream at the The
It's anchorage for several days past
awaiting orders. The ship will pro-
coed to the Coast with the expecta-
ton of securing a charter.
THE HEFFERNAN Dry Dock Com.
pany of Seattle Is believed will land
the contract for making the repairs
and refitting of the United States
army transport Thomas. This vesse,
has gone out of commission and be.
fore the vessel Is ready for service
again. a large sum of money will be
spent in making the troopship sea
worthy.
FLOATING SUGAR is stlll going
into the American schooner X. p.
Rlthet, and that vessel will take on
n full cargo before sailing for San
Francisco. c. Brewer & Co. are
looking after the interests of the
vessel while at the port. The Rithet
arrived here on June IS with mis-
cellaleous cargo from the Coast.
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THE MATSoN STEAMER Lurline
will get away for Kahului this even
ing. The vessel is expected back at
Honolulu by Monday morning and
will commence to take on cargo pre-
paratory to sailing for San Francisco
the following day. The Lurline will
depart from Honolulu with full
complement of cabin passengers.
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A LARGE SHIPMENT of nitrates
n In1 tA 4
tons has arrived at Honolulu by the
Togo Kisen Kaisha freighter Kiyo
Maru. This vessel halls from Central
and South American ports and will
remain here for about week. II.
Hackfeld and Company are the local
representatives of the vessel.
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A SHIPMENT of Kauai sugar to
the amount of $500 sacks has ar
rived by the steamer Hall and has
been discharged to permit the sail
ing of that vessel on return trip
to Garden Island ports at o'clock
this evening. The Hall met with
fresh trades on the homeward yoy
age.
PURSER LOGAN of the steamer
w. G. Hall reports the following con
signments of sugar awaiting ship
ment at Kauai ports: X. s. NJ.
$3.50 bags; XIX. s., 200; NJ. A. X,
5000; Mob, 1864; X. p, 1928; IA.
S. Co., 29,725; X. s. Co., 5000; II.
NJ, 1896; P. L., IS; NJ. s. Co., 1000.
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THE PACIFIC Mail intermediate
steamer Asia from Hongkong by the
way OF Japan ports is due to arrive
at Honolulu tomorrow afternoon nc
cording to wireless message re-
ceived from that vessel last night
The Asia was eight hundred miles OFF
the port.
THE MARY Il. FOSTER has been
at the port since June ! 8 discharg-
ing lumber consigned to Allen &
Robinson. The schooner may get
away for the Sound by Saturday. ac-
cording to the present calculations
of her master, Captain johnson.
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A LATE wireless message receiv-
ed last night from the Pacific Mail
liner Siberia gives that vessels posi-
ton as six hundred miles OFF the port
steamlng towards Japan through light
northerly winds and moderate seas
A LARGE number OF cabin passen-
gers have booked for San Francisco
by the Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhelmina. The vessel will sail from
Honolulu on July 90.
FINE WEATHER Is reported six
hundred miles OFF the port by the
United States army transport Sheri
dan now enroute from Honolulu tol
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