Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-16
Shipping
HOOKWORM MAY STOP AN
INVASION OF BUXSOM BRIDES
Chyo Maru With Cargo and 0rientas to Arrive Tomorrow
Three Steamers Bring Sugar for Transhipment - Kelly
Comes for the CarnWa-Lurine viii Be Held for Floral
Parade

dispatched for San Francisco at five
O'Clock the Afternoon of the same day.
The Chiyo is reported as bringing
President Asano, the head of the 7.
x. K. who is en- route to the United
States. Among distinguished passen-
gers booked to depart for the coast
hyf the vessel is Madame Calve anil
ST.. Gasparri. operate singers who
have been delighted several Honolulu
audiences. The Chiyo Maru goes to
the renovated Hackfeld wharf to dis
charge her Oriental cargo.
VA
Held Till Wednesday Afternoon.
A cable was received at the agency
of Castle &, Cooke, agents for Mat
son Navigation Line that the steamer
Lnrline would be held until one
O'clock Wednesday afternoon for de-
parture for San Francisco. This will
allow ample opportunity for her pros
nective passengers to witness the bic
Floral Parade to be held here IN
Wednesday morning. 1t was first in
tended to dispatch the steamer for
the coast at ten O'Clock on Tuesday
morning according to regular sched-
ule and the authority to hold the yes
sci until the close of festivities is
greatly appreciated by t." Promotion
interests.
Room for All&
While the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurlne will sail for San
Francisco at one o'clock Wednesday
afternoon with a large list of cabin
passengers there is accommodation
for others who may apply according
to an announcement made at the Of
fee of Castle & Cooke this morning
The steamer is, expected to return
from Kauai on Friday morning and
will take on "a shipment of sugar.
pineapples and snndries.
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Final Banzais Spoken.
The Japanese cruisers Asama and
Kasagi weighed anchor shortly after
one o'clock this afternoon and tho
course was set for Yokosua and Jap
anose ports There was a large crowd
of local Japanese present at Naval
wharf to extend the parting blnzais.
The flagship band played both Anne
rican and Japanese national airs be-
fore the last lines were cast off and the
way vessels steamed out through the
channel.
Flipinos TO Arrive by Chiyo.
About sixty Filipinos are expected
to arrive as Storage passengers by
the japanese steamer Chiyo Maui.
The Little Brown Brothers are a dele
cation of recruits being rounded up in
the Southern Philippine islands
through the efforts of Messrs. Pink
ham and Steven. The fNilipinos come
here to take up work on island sugar
plantations.
More Wireless for the Far East.
From Hongk1ng comes report that
connecting HOngknng with the CocoS
islands and messages will be receiv-
ed early in 1911. Singapore is also
negotiating for wireless connection
with Hongkong.
Sierra Reports.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
S. S. Sierra, bound for San Francisco:
S. S. Sierra, At Sea, Feb. Is, 8 p. m.
LAB miles out Moderate S. e
winds, choppy easterly swell; wealth
er clear, barometer 30.10, air TO-
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Fertilizer and General.
Much fertilizer and general lines of
cargo have been going into the Inter
Island steamer W. G. Hall scheduled
to sail for Kauai ports at five O'Clock
this evening. But few passengers
have been booked.
tEa
Left Lumber at Pearl Harbor.
Lumber and material for the big
dry docks at Pearl Harbor was left
by the American schooner Mindoro
which vessel has now sailed for a re
turn trip to Puget Sound ports.
Mauna Loa to Arrive in the Morning
With large assorted cargo of Ha-
waiian products the Inter-lsland
steamer Mauna I.oa from Kona and
Kau ports is due to arrive at the port
at an early hour tomorrow morning