Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-08
BAGGAGE.
CITY (Jss H. Lovs) PHONE 1881
Shipping

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will be given seven hundred tons coal
during the stay at Honolulu
"a
Arizonan Has Railway Material.
There are five hundred tons structu-
raj iron and railway material for the
Hilo Railway on board the American
Hawaiian .freighter Arizonan now dis
chrging fifteen hundred tons general
cargo at the Railway wharf. The
Arizonan is to sail for Port Allen and
island parts on Wednesday evening.
This vessel will gather up full cargo
of twelve thousand tons sugar before
sailing from Hilo for Salina Cruz on
or about May 18th.
Ia
Siberia at Ten Tomorrow.
The Pacific Mail steamship Siberia
is due to arrive Oft the port from San
Francisco at ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning and II is the present inten-
ton of H. Hackfeld and Company tnI
dispatch the liner for Japan ports and
Hongkong between Ave and six
O'Clock the evening OF the same day.
The Siberia Is understood as bringing
down a number of passengers and
there is so tons general cargo for
Honolulu
Likelike Meets With island Boats.
Arriving here with Il shipment of
5000 sacks sugar from Hawaii ports
the steamer Likelike has now been
discharged. According TO purser's re-
port the steamer Wailele Is at Ho-
nokaa, loading sugar; the steamer
Helene Is at Papaaloa, and will help
out at Hilo with one load of sugar
from Paauhau. She expects to reach
Honolulu about Wednesday next
"a
Molokai Products.
An assortment of products from the
island of Molokai and Maui has been
discharged from the steamer Mika-
hala that arrived at Honolulu yester
day. The freight list included 1850
bags of o. w. X. sugar from Olo-
bags Of coffee. She reports that there
are $50 bags " sugar waiting at Olo-
walu.
Alaskan Carried Much Sugar.
Twelve thousand two hundred tons
sugar left Hilo on Saturday evening
destined for the Isthmus OF Tehuan-
tepec by the Amerlcan-HGwaiian
freighter Alaskan, The vessel gath
m Cto M $40 ta1at,.l 10
of call. Word concerning the depar-
ture was received by General Fright
Agent Morse this morning.
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John Ena Taking on Sugar.
The American ship John Ena com-
menced taking on sugar at the Mat
son wharf this morning. This vessel
will load for Delaware Breakwater
The vessel will later be shifted to
the Railway wharf to complete cargo
for the East coast of the United
States.
Noeau Brought Sugar.
Four thousand sacks sugar from
Kauai ports has arrived at Honolulu
as part cargo brought by the steam
er Noeau. The vessel Is on the berth
to load cargo for Garden Island ports
also taking explosives. The Noeau
may be dispatched this evening.
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Sugar Shipments on Hawaii.
The following sugar is awaiting
shipment on Hawaii according to re-
ports brought to the city by the Off
GERS in the steamer Likelike: p. S. NJ.
2i.300 bags; H. S. Co. $4,000; Circle
ID. $500; Kukaiau, 1000; Ookala 49,
600: l.. S. Co. $4,000.
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Falls Of Clyde for Honolulu.
a shipment of fuel oil has left the
Pacific coast by the ship Falls OF
Clyde. The vessel sailed from Ga
viota on Saturday with fuel oil con-
signed toe the Associated Oil Com
pany.
Maiu to Sail Tomorrow.
The Inter-lsland steamer Maui has
been placed on the berth to sail for
Paauhau, Kukaiau and Ookala at ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The yes
sci will carry cargo only.
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Kauai Sugar.
Sugar on Kauai awaiting shipment is
reported by NOeau officers as follows:
NJ. a. X. 4G S2i hays; Mob. 39,9l7;
*. X, b. $3.50; l.. 4. 1918; d. y.
$3.50; NJ. ID. Co. $4,000; X. p. c. 1900.
| PASSENGERS ARRIVED |
Per stmr. Mikahala, May 7, 1911
]. l.. Cook, Kerschner, Geo A. Brown,
Mrs. j. NJ. Keanu, Mrs, c. Ako, Miss
Brown, A. A. Kiakona, Chong Chew,
Yoschimasu, p G. Holt, Mrs. All
Chong.
Per stmr, Noeau, from Kauai ports
u. Z. Clapner M Rergstein. NJ. Bnr-