Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-02
Shipping
Captain SIN 18th Will find
new HOME ON SHUNYO MARU
Naval Men En- Route to AsatC Standardization Brnuno
Large Cargo-Chyo Maru Has Over Thousand Tons for
Honoulu-3erger DedcateS Water Buffalo March to
Departing legSatOrS-Speca Trips for Island Steamers

II will he a magnificent STEAMSHIP
that will he turned over TO the com.
mand Of Captain H. S. Smith, who
smilingly babe welcome to shipping
men from the decks of the Nippon
Maru, upon arrival of that vessel from
San Francisco this morning.
| Captain Smith. may well he con
sIdered veteran in the Togo Kiscn
Raisha service He Is TO take COM
mand of the latest vessel to be add.
ed to the Japanese trans Pacific fleet.
The new steamship Shunyo Maru h
a ship fair TO look upon aud has been
fitted with about everything that the
most fastidiouS traveller could expect.
! This vessel has incorporated in its
| construction, n palatial palm or roof
| garden. II has gymnasiums for men
| and women, also plunge baths and in
| fact there are few features of mod
| ern transatlantic liner but Is to be
| found in The newest steamer to ply
| the Pacific and make regular calls
at Honolulu.
Captain Smith received congratu-
lations from among his many friends
during the brief stay of the vessel
AZ the port.
A galaxy of United States naval
stars are cnruute to the Asiatic sta
ton.
There are no layovcr passengers for
Honolulu The list includes "a cabin,
% second class and AZ Asiatic stcc,'.
age. y.
Among tho passengers ares Rear
Admiral Joseph b. Murdoch. United
states Navy I, who is going. "a the
Orient to take command of the Asia
tic station. lie is accompanied by
his aids, Lieuts. u. w. Bagley and S
Cannon. Lieut., Cannon is accom-
panied by his wife and baby. Admi.
raj Murlock was recently relieved OF
command of the third division of tho
Atlantic feet. He will relieve Rear
Admiral John Hubbard. who goes on
the retired list May 10. Other mas
sengers are Richard J. Allen. wIo Is
making the trip TO the Orient fyr his
health; G. NJ IRE and his bFother
c. w. Ure. who are in business In
Shanghai, and Rcv. A $. Cooper. an
Episcopal clergyman Of Shanghai.
The passengers also include a large
number Of insular employees going to
Manila.
Captain Smith, Purser Grasett and
other officers succeeded I'm making
the trip down from the coast a plea
SAINT one for the passengers. Einc
weather has thus far been met with.
The Nippon Maru Is carrying a.
considerable amount of cotton for
Japanese spinning mills. While att
san Francisco the steamer was given
Il thorough overhauling She appear
ed at Alakea wharf this morning
looking spic aud span.
In the specie tanks of the steamer
Is some eight hundred bars of silver
for Asiatic banks.
A mainland mail amounting to II9I
sacks was received by the local post
Office department The CONSIGNMENT
represents seven day s accumulation
from the coast
H. e. Wright, newly appointed ~
passenger agent for the II. X. X. M
yokohama Is going on, to his static
In the Nippon Maru.
DIS. -
Honolulan Here Thursday Mornina.
49, - 80 ~ N''N 0iI'U 'dISO Dt gem
erui merchandise slowed away in the
hc!ds on The Matson Navigation char
tered steamer Honolulan that should
arrive on the port Thursday morning.
a wireless received at the agency of
Castle & Cooke states that at eight
O'Clock last night the Honolulan was
500 miles off The port stcaming
through smooth seas and fine wealth
err The freight for Honolulu in
cludes 2Si6 tons, while in transi:
mere are $40 tons for Kahului and 80
tons for Kaanapali. Thirty passen-
gers are due to arrive while AZ addi-
tlonal sacks of mail has been sun
piled the steamer.
The Honolulan will 30 to the Hack
ield wharf to discharge and is due to
sail for island ports including Kaa-
napall and Kahului on Saturday even
ing returning here on or about MAY
18th.
"a
New Port, shorterI Time.
To shorten tho lima pnnguu,nJ a., .