Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-27

OF Australian coal destined for Ha
waiian ports. About two thousan,
tons of the coal will be discharged a
the Inter-Island steamship bunker
while the remainder will be left n
Port Allen. The vessel comes to tn,
agency of c. Brewer and Company.
IN
More Russians Join Colony Here.
Thirty-eight Filipinos made up
portion of the Asiatic passengers wht
left the Togo Kiscn Kaisha liner Nip
pom Maru at this port on arrival yes
terday afternoon.
The Filipinos were immediatel,
transferred to the planters recruiting
shed. there to remain until availabl,
transportation is at hand for their re
moval to island sugar estates.
Captain Stevens reported some
rough weather during the earlier par,
of the trip. The Nippon Maru car.
ried but seven cabin passengers and
two out of this number decided to re.
main over at Honolulu.
The Nippon Maru was dispatched
for San Francisco shortly after six
O'Clock this morning after seven hun.
dred tons cargo had been discharged
Remaining on board are some thousand
bales of silk en- route to the. East
coast OF the United States. Eight
Russian immigrants were brought to
the Islands in the steamer as well as
a number of returning Japanese.
Honolulan Well Laden With Freight
Shipping Manager John II. Drew, OF
Castle and Cooke, Is In receipt of ad-
vices which indicate that the Matsou
Navigation steamer HOnolulan now
en- route from San Francisco and Sc
attic is well laden with freight for
island ports. The list includes $50
tons for Honolulu, 100 tons for Port
Allen. 975 tons for Kahului, 1926 tons
Tor llilo and 100 tons for Kaanapali
In addition to this tween deck
cargo, the vessel Is carrying 1000 feet
lumber for Honolulu also one hundred
head sheep for discharge here. There
Is also 10000 feet lumber for Kahu-
lui and consignment of 46 head of
horses and mules.
The HOnOlulan should arrive here
on or about next Thursday morning.
Sparks from the Wireless.
The following wireless messages
were received last evening from
steamers en- route to coast and ORR
entail ports:
o. S. S. Sierra, en- route TO San
Francisco, s p. m.-502 miles out;
weather good.
NJ. N. S. s. Lurlinc, en- route to San
Francisco, $3.50 p. m.-62O miles out;
light southwest winds; smooth sea.
p. NJ. S. S. Manchuria, en- route to
Yokohama, s y. m.-1l5l miles west
of Honolulu.
Small Mail Is Due.
A small consignment of mail from
The mainland Is expected will arrive
NJ the port on Sunday with the Anne
rican- Hawaiian freighter Isthmian
This vessel Is understood as bringing
down a large general cargo a goodly
portion of which was shipped from
New York by steamers in the All.
Atlantic service. The Isthmian Is
steaming from San Francisco direct,
Puget Sound ports having been omit
led on this trip.
There Is not great deal OF sugar
waiting shipment at Kona and Kau
ports Of call according to a report
brought to this city today by Purser
sheldon of the steamer Mauna Loa.
Two consignments one OF 1915 sacks
1t Punaluu and $500 sacks at Honu-
'po are listed
bringing no cargo but half dozen
passengers, the Intcr-Island steamer
Maui was an arrival from Kauai ports
his morning. The officers report fine
on the trip 'a'' "' '