Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-14
Shipping
| GOOD But LIVELY
FRIDAY ON THE WATERFRONT
No Band Played Siberia OF, But Departure Was Animal
ed-Lurlne Seamng Along In Smooth Seas-Serra
Here In the Neutrality-suspicious. Goes to Australia and
Transport TO Sail for Philippines at Five This Evening"

JpiiitS dl rive lIliS CVtIIIIIY.
ships has completed n Ieisurely trip
to San Francisco arriving there aft
er an uneventful passage Of nine days.
The transport sailed from Honolulu
on the evening of April 18th and show
ed up at the Golden Gate yesterday.
This vessel carried a small mail to
the mainland. though the COrrespon-
dence that left here three days later
by the fast little liner Nippon Mara
arrived at San Francisco at the same
time as that sent by the slow trans
port.
Hilonian Here Monday.
According to late advices received
ut Castle Il Cookies the MatsOn Navi-
cation steamer llilOnian from San
Francisco by the way Of Seattle and
Tacoma should arrive at Honolulu on
Monday morning. This vessel has
100 tons general cargo for the port
besides 500 tons supplies and mer-
Chandise and 100000 feet of lumber
for Kahului. The HiQnian also has
some freight for discharge ut Port
Alien.
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Transport Taking On Coal.
The United States Army Transport
Sherman has been taking on coal to-
day. preparatory to sailing at five
O'Clock for Manila. The vessel has
been relieved OF nearly fourteen hun
dred tons of quarteTmaster supplies
and equipment. The troopship was
| shifted to the Naval wharf this morn
Ing. Six hundred tons coal have been
| supplied the army boat
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South Bay to Sail Today.
The turbine dredger South Bay,
| which has been at work at Pearl Har-
Dor for some months past and later
went on the local marine railway for
a cleaning and repainting, will sail for
San Diego this afternoon. The dredge
VIII take up work at the Southern
! California port and assist In the deep
ening OF the harbor there.
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lurline Nearing the Port.
A wireless received at the agency
of Castle & Cooke last evening gives
the position of the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline at IA miles on the
port steaming through confused seas
with light southeast winds. The veg
sci Is due TO arrive tomorrow morn
Ing with about thirty passengers and
a general cargo.
| N
Sierra Here In the Mornina.
The Oceanic steamship Sierra with
a number Of passengers and guam
tity of general cargo Is due to arrive
at the port early tomorrow morning.
| A late wireless states that the vessel
was 5l3 miles on the port with fresh
southeast winds and clear weather
prevailing. All well on board.
~
Bark Hesper Has Changed Hands.
Many here will recall the frequent
visits OF the old bark Hesper that was
once numbered among the windjam-
m"rs that engaged In profitable
lumber trade. According to late coast
reports the vessel has been sold AT
Seattle Hall Brothers being the pur-
chascrs, paying but $4,000.
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Nippon Maru at the Coast.
The 7. X. X. Nippon Maru, the Lit
lie White Yacht as she Is called in
shipping circles has arrived at San
Francisco with a few layover passen-
gers and mails from Honolulu. The
vessel sailed IRON here on April 9TH
and arrived at the coast yesterday.
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Waddon for Australia.
The British freighter Waddon. TAX
ing malls for Australia will sail for
the Southern continent this afternoon
calling at Ocean Island for orders
This vessel has just completed the
Gsio barge of full shipment of coal
for tile Interlsnnd Steam Navigation
Company.
The Matson Navigation tug mtre,
I'D took line from the bark II. =
ri 'het this morning and the windjam'
mer was tOwed to sea. The vessel Is
| destined for San Francisco ana takes
II full load OF sugar from the port.
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Al noon today, the lnter-lsland
steamer Maui was dispatched for Ha
| wall ana Maui ports taking n genera