Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-27


1896 600 the vessel will be 2i0 feet
long, SO feet beam and 10 feet deep
With Il mean draft Of 16 feet. She
will have speed Of li& knots and q
cargo capacity of 1000 tons dead
weight. There will b. thirty-iOur
first-class staterooms fitted with two
ber,hs each. and the equipment vii!
be thoroughly up to date i'll every
particular, The steamer will have q
four-cylnder triple-cxpansion engine
CT 200 horsepower and four Scotch
boilers.
Farm Products Galore.
The products OF the farm III pic
turcsqu2 and noisy array were rcceiy-
cd with tho arrival OF the lnter-lSland
steamer Maunl L9a this morning,
The vessel met with fine weather
while steaming along the coasts of
Kona and Kan Strong winds aud
choppy seas prevailed in crossing the
channel Tho freight list included
mules, colts calves, dogs, pigs, ducks,
horses. 81 head cattle, hides, sheep
skins, beans, SO punches bananas, 80
sacks bran, So pieces koa lumber
1876 sacks coffee, 6275 sacks sugar ana
230 packages sundries.
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ZesIandia Is Enroute.
According 20 cable advices receiv~
ed at the agency of T. II. Davies 6
Co. the Canadan-Australian liner Yea
landia from Sydney and Australian
ports by the way Of Suva is due to
arrive here on next Tuesday morning.
Several hundred tons of general car
go including consignments of tertiliz-
CT material, refrigerated provisions
AID supplies will be left here. The
steamer has rom for all applicants
fer transportation 10 Victoria ana
Vancouver. The vessel will be given
Il prompt dispatch for the Pacific
northwest.
Alaskan Bringing Gun Carriages.
Included in the large shipment OF
fire ght for the Hawaiian islands to
arrive here on or about February 10
by the can-HaWaiian steamer
Alaskan is IL number of heavy gun
carriages. The material for the Unit
cd States navy will consist of nearly
five hundred tons supplies.
The Alaskan is scheduled to sail
FROM Seattle ana Tacoma on or about
February 2. The steamer will make
the usual island ports of call and gath
er up a full consignment of sugar be-
fore departing for Salina Cruz.
keauhou Brought Kauai Sugar.
Reporting strong northeast winds,
moderate seas and cloudy weather
the inter Island steamer Keauhou Is
an arrival at the port bringing sugar
from Kauai The vessel arrived this
morning with $500 sacks sugar from
Ahukini One cabin passenger arriv
ed Ey the vessel
Aloha Off for the Sound.
Departing for Puget Sound ports,
the American schooner Aloha was tow
ed out The harbor this morning by The
Matson Navigation tug Intrepid. The
Aloha has been a visitor to the port
since December 80. The vessel
brought a full shipment of lumber
from Port Townsend.
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Sugar AccumuIates on Big Island.
According to a report from Purser
Sheldon OF the mterlsland steamer
Mauna Loa the following shipments
Of sugar await steamers calling at
kona aud Kau ports Of Hawaii Puma.
luu 375. Honuapo 1852, Kukuihaele
5000, Honokaa $500 Paauhau 920C,
Paauilo 1900 KHkaiaa 1888,
Kauai Sugar Awaiting Shipment
Purser Wallece Of the steamer Ke-
lhou reports the following sugar ,ae
waiting shipment at Garden lslpd
'nrts Of call:iK y. 1860. K. S. GO
COCO, X S. NJ $50, NJ a. X. 9l66,
G. & r. 1863, Mob. 1880.