Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02
Shipping
A..H Line ARRANGE SCHEDULE
FOR AN INCREASED SERVICE
Freighter Columbian With Heavy Cargo In Port Day Ahead
Of Time-ncreased Facilities at Saina Cruz-Honou-
Ian Brought Passengers and Stock Shipmens-Malna
Kea Arrived With Big List of Exclrsionists

dred tons general cargo must be dis
charged.
The Honolulan departed for the big
island shortly after two o'clock to-
day. There is a new purser In the
popular Matson boat and his name
is p. II. Levey, who for some years
was well known official in the Mat
son steamer Enterprise and later was
transferred to the freight clerks Of
flee In the Wllhelmina Levey takes
the position of purser and wireless
operator vacated by Purser O'Neil,
who is said to have left the service.
Captain Bennett, reports pleas
ant trip down from San Francisco.
The passengers and livestock being
In the main for Honolulu decided the
change In course Of the Honolulan
to make Honolulu first and Hilo and
Kahului afterward.
A good sized mainland mail arriv-
ed In the vessel there being 1888
sacks for the local office.
But ffty-two tons of freight was
left here. while for Kahului the Ho-
nolulan carries 211 ton.
-
The cargo brought by the Inter-
Island steamer Likelike from Kipa-
hulu and an arrival this morning in
cluded 100 cords firewood and 10
packages sundries. The steamer met
with fine weather on the round trip
with light variable winds and smooth
seas.
Helene Brought Cattle.
The Inter-Island steamer Helene
was an arrival ut the port this morn
Ing bringing shipment OF seventy
six head cattle from Kawaihae. The
vessel met with fair weather on the
return voyage.
General Merchandise for Mahukona.
The American barkentine Irmgard,
with full shipment Of general mer-
chandise is reported to have left San
Tiah'is'o vi ~ r''uay ioi "a""
kona. SIS
Territorial Band VIII Greet Shuny0.
The Territorial band has been en-
gagged to proceed to sea and meet the
new and palatial japanese liner Shun-
20 Maru, to arrive from the Orient on
or about September 9Th. The Mat
son Navigation tug Intrepid has been
commissioned to carry the band boys
To the vessels side. The tug will be
under the direction of Captain Hyde
and will bear suitable decoration for
the occasion.
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Hakalau Heads the List.
Hakalau leads in the amount of
sugar stored at Hawaii warehouses,
according to sugar list brought to
this port by Purser Phillips of the In
ter-Island steamer Mauna Kea. The
list is as follows: Olaa, 1880 bags;
Waiakea, $4,000; Hawaii Mill. $500;
Wainaku. $4,000; Onomea. l2,2lO; Pc
peekeo. $500; Honomu, $3.50; Haka-
lau. 10000; Laupahoehoe, $500; Oolsa-
la, 1000; Kukaiau. d. 1874, II. 5lS; Ko-
hololele, 1900; Punaluu, 1878; Honn-
apo, $3.50.
kiIauea Launched.
a.. The Chronicle OF Aug. 26th says:
The new steamer Kilauea, which has
been under course of construction for
several months at the Union Works.
will be sent down the ways at 1880
o'clock this afternoon. The vessel
will be christened by Miss Jessie
Kennedy. daughter of the president OF
the Inter-Island Steamship Company,
by which the craft will be operated
In the service among the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Kilauea Is similar to the Ma
una Kea, which was the last vessel
turned out by the Union Iron Works
for the Inter-Island Company. The