Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-06

NnOtnCf nCaU-nWullnH CflnnliSn JuS'
closed in Pacific Mail circles has re.
suited In general dccapitation bee
and the heads of number OF old
time steamship officials well known
to Honolulu shipping and the travel
ing public have been consigned to the
official waste basket. a.
The intermediate steamship Persia
mas beon the scene of the latest Efforts
OF the exccutioncrs kocn-edged blade.
The Persia from San Francisco was
IN arrival early this morning with
many new faces among her officers.
In the slaughter of the innocents,
Captain A. Lockott, Chief Officer Hin
and Chief Engineer +. ID. Pillatt and
Freight Clerk Chairman seem TO have
escaped unscathed
DIR. J. u. Scott. the former Persia
surgeon has opened practice at Port
land, oregon, J. r. Albers, the purser,
has been retired without pay for one
or more trips, so deponent sayeth.
The same fate is ascribed to Al
Evans, the genial steward
The Persia came alongside the
l'ishop wharf this morning with ].
DaiTah az storekceper who takes the
position formerly held by NJ. Callahan.
DR.. j. G. Evans Is now surgeon In
the Persia. while George White who
has passed through Honolulu as sec
ond steward in the Korea Is In charge
ut the stewards department In the
Persia h
Purser l.. Mcpherson, the new ON
cial In the Persia, Is one OF the popu-
lnr steamship men who are always
! welcome at Honolulu. Mcpherson IL
| an old Panama route man but has re-
Gently made several trips across the
| Pacific in the Mancburia and other
vessels as a substitute officer. He is
| understood as having received re-
gular appointment in the Persia,
The Persia met with fair weather
on the voyage down from San Fran
| cisco. The vessel Is chock-a-blcci,
With cargo, mostly cotton for dis
charge at the japanese ports and in
consequence left the Coast with mi
nimum amount of coal which necessi-
tated taking -four hundred tons addi-
tional fuel while here.
The Persia will be dispatched foi
Japan ports aud Hongkong at five
o'clock this evening. Eighty-two ia.
panese steerage passengers have beer
booked at the agency of II. Hackfelt
and Company for Yokohama.
Five cabin passengers will layove
here. The through list includes 5.
cabin 10 second class and 102 Asia
tic steerage passengers. mainlan;
mail amounting to 392 sacks arrived.
Planters viii Participate In Cruise.
| A number of members OF the Ha
waiian Sugar Planters Association,
now In annual convention in this cit,
will participate In the private cruise
Of the new Inter-Island steamer XII
lauca, which has been placed on TIN
berth for dispatch for Kauailua an,
Hilo, sailing from Honolulu on %
about five O'Clock Friday evening
The party will also include the di
'cctors of the lnter-Island and thei
families. II is expected that the yes
sel will return early on Monda,
morning. The Kilauea goes out on
regular run to Kona and Kau port
sailing according to regular schedul,
at noon, Tuesday, December 18th.
Persia and Her Cargo.
II is a varied cargo in tho holds O
The Pacific Mail liner Persia now u
Bishop wharf and expected to contni
rue the voyage to the coast OF ASH
Il five o'clock this evening. The yes
sci Is loaded to the limit with freight
The cargo of 1000 measurement tom
include 1900 bales OF raw cotton, 10,
tons OF -four, two car loads of mach
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