Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-12
Shipping
ROUND-7HE.W TRIPPERS
THRONG TENyO MARUS DECKS
Least One Hundred Globe Trotters Are Numbered Among
Visitors to Honolulu Today-Maklra to Remain Here Un
til Late Hour-Inter- Island Steamers Taking Away
Large General Cargoes.

OF the one hundred and ninety-two
cabin passengers on the through list
Of the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Tenyo
Maru, an arrival at the port shortly
before ten o'clock this morning, at
least one hundred are said to have
provided Themselves with rund trip
tickets before departing from San
Francisco. ..
The globe trotters reigned on Ten
yo's decks on the voyage down from
the coast. They made merry In the
social hall and In the dining saloon.
On the spacious decks. famed by
light and kindly breezes. were con-
Quoted series of pleasurable dances
under the auspices of the ever con
genial Purser william u. Reid, act
ing under instructions from the popu-
lar Captain Ernest Bent.
T. X. X. business has experienced
q wonderful impetus as far as pass
enger and freight business Is concern
cd since the divorce" when the Jap
anese line parted company with her
mate the Pacific Mail. Twenty I've
cabin passengers are to join the ves-
~ ~ '''S UpiA, iN'iu
ed that he really did not know where
he was going TO place the later ar
rivals unless he turned his large and
elegantly appointed office into sleep
ing dormitory.
But three cabin passengers left the
vessel at this point. The liner has
no very large cargo. Through pas
sengers in other classes include ~
in the second class and 900 in the
steerage
The weather was fine all the way
down from the coast The .ShinyC
Maru was passed On Monday evening
and while the vessels were some
| miles apart. "A series of siren shrieks
greeted the advent of the latest ad.
| dition TO the II. X. K. fleet. Quite Q
little celebration followed. Rockets
were sent up and other outward forms
| of demonstration were manifested.
Among the through passengers are
s. A. Pethbridge Of the British navy
| on his way to the China station. Mr.
and Mrs. II. b. Lombard and Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. w. Flint, Ir. of Los Angeles
are among the holders of round the
world tickets. They are taking with
them an automobile In which they will
make tour of the Orient. Mr.. am
Mrs. J. b. Preston and Mr.. and Mrs
S. s. Preston of Menlo Park will also
circle the globe
Rev. and Mrs. Paul p. Faris AM
family, well known missionaries o.
North China are returning to station
after years absence spent In the
States.
Other passengers are NJ. Quezon Of
the Philippine commission; j. NJ. Ma.
cedo, Peruvian consul at Hongkong
| on his way back to his post. ant
Judge G. p. Trent. associate justic,
OF the supreme court of the Philip.
pines.
Mauna kea Ready for Sea.
Some quick work was done on the
lnter-lsland steamer Mauna Kea ant
that vessel was ready for sea ant
set sail Tor 'Hilo and way ports a
ten o'clock this morning. A large
number of tourists availed themselves
of the opportunity of viewing the
wonders of the volcano by taking
passage In the liner. The Mauna Kea
carried a large list of cabin and deck
passengers In addition to an assert.
ment OF general cargo.
ikelike Away for island Ports.
! Today's departures included the
lnter-lsland steamer ikelike which
sailed shortly after noon today fol-
Mahukona and Kawaihae. The vesse
will return with shipments of sugar
and deck load of cattle
Waiiele Departs from Hawaii.
The Inter-Islnnd steamer Wailelt
was dispatched for Honokaa and Ku
kuihaele at noon today taking gen
eral cargo including shipments of fer
tilizer and lumber.
| "a
The Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhelmina and the Oceanic steame
Sierra are booked for departure 70
San Francisco at ten O'Clock tomor
row morning. The Wilhelmina Is TAX
ing over one hundred cabin passen
gers and n goodly quantity of sugar
pineapples and other lines of Hawaii