Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-08

The largest and most valuable
shipment of raw silk ever carried In
a Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner across the
Pacific between China, Japan and San
Francisco IL reported to be in tran
sit In the new and palatial liner
Shunyo Maru which is expected will
he an arrival of Honolulu harbor or
or about ten o'clock tomorrow even
ing and will come alongside Alakea
wharf early on Sunday morning.
Advices received here today are to
the effect that Shunyo Maru Is bear
ing 1890 bales Of raw silk. The ship
ment Is valued at s1,6l0,000. The
Tenyo's silk was given quick dispatch
between San Francisco and New
York. The Western Pacific had a
train waiting on the wharf and the
silk was transferred in hurry from
ship to cars. and the run to New
York was made In days 20 hours,
There will be train waiting for the
Shunyo's silk, and preparations are
said now under way to give 1t an
even faster run to the Atlantic sea-
board.
The Shunyo left Yokohama two
days behind schedule, and is bring
ing large number of passengers, In
GLIDING q United States Minister
o'Brien and a number; OF prominent
Japanese.
| Captain Harry Smith has wireless.
ed In that he hopes for a prompt
granting Of practique by the local
quarantine ofiicials upon his arriva
on Saturday night. This Is declared
an impossibility as the Federal laws
II distinctly forbid passing vessel car
rying Oriental passengers after night
fall.
i 1t Is believed that the turbiners II
the Shunyo Maru have not settled
down to their regulation gait and fo
some reason or other are causini
some trouble with consequent de
lay.
Castle and Cooke, the local repre-
seniatives for the Shunyo Maru have
> extended a general invitation to thu
public to call and inspect the hand
some new vessel at any time between
the hours of two and Ave oclocl
Sunday afternoon.
Room for Many In the Siberia.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberi
which Is reported through cables n
having sailed from Yokohama yester
day bound for Honolulu and Sal
" Francisco. can easily accommodate
one hundred and twenty-five passen
5. gers from this port. There will b
plenty of room for the list of appll
n fants for transportation to the coas
u now oh file Mt the Office of II. Hack
: field and company. Eeven hundre
IS tons Oriental cargo will be dischare
ed during the stay Of the Siberia Q
q the port, The siberia Is eypecte
n here on next Saturday.
re Wilhcinina Back Sunday.
g Returning to the port on Sunda.
N tho Matson Navigation steamer WI
u helmina will be made ready for tri
l. to San Francisco, the vessel bein
's scheduled to depart for the coast |
Oh ten o'clock on Wednesday mornin
A hundred cabin passengers ha,
been booked. The vessel will be we
- provided with sugar and pineapple
~ as part cargo. In sailing for Hilo la
u evening the Wilhelmina carried ov'
~ sixty passengers. large number ha
y, ing travelled In that vessel from Il
81 coast.
rs Mariana Has Lett Vancouver.
NC The Canadian Australian liner M
rama has sailed from Vancouver wi
Honolulu, Tanning Island and Sy
ney. N. s. w.. as ports Of call A
cording to cable received by the !
r. cal branch of the Merchants =
of change. the steamer departed fro
ed the British Columbia port Wedne