Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-26

| Hanging from neeuIeS 10 DHIeu nay,
the cargo in the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline, now laying at Hack
field wharf is certainly varied one.
The Lurllne, prior to her departure
from San Francisco on last Wednes-
day morning presented an appearance
| likened to a United States army
transport, of for the front. The Mat
son dock was busy place with sol
diers busily engaged in the embark
ing of 1870 head horses, s mounted
guns and "a wagons comprising Bat
teries T. and ID, First Field Artillery.
The passage of the detachment
through the streets of San Francisco
with the guns and equipment attract
ed considerable attention.
The remainder Of the horses be-
longing to the Battries will come
down on the Honoiulan.
The care of the animals during the
voyage down was In the hands OF
Vein. l.. L. Willyoung assisted by
Sergt. Burrncker and 10 men.
The Lurline carried considerable
other stores amounting In all to APP
proximately 800 tons. depot quarter
master).
Purser Warren reports a fine
smooth passage all the way down from
the coast. This was considered FOR
tunate In that the vessel carried u
large number of horses. Light winds
and favorable seas were the rule.
The forty-fOur passengers enjoyed
the trip and several delightful social
functions were given In which Skip
per Henry +. Weldon and Purser
Warren were moving spirits. Dull
care has no place In the steamer Lu,-
line, and the little blue devils have
long since ceased to attempt to snug
gle themselves away within the ves-
sci.
! The Honolulu cargo amounts to
1850 tons while an additional $50 tons
Is for discharge at Kahului. II is
| expected that the vessel will be dis
patched for the Maui port on Thurs
day evening. In addition 10 62 sacks
mail there also arrived l44 packages
Wells Fargo Express matter. Purser
Warren reports having passed en-
route, steamers Manchuria, Chiyo
Maru and Hilonian. The inspection
of all shipments of fruit from the Ha-
waiian islands Is being carried out
with great care. Those from Hawaii
now spending their vacations on the
coast sadly miss the shipments OF
alligator pears.
Sparks from the Wireless.
o. s. S. Sierra. s p. M. July 25.--
1917 miles from lightship. 81
"a r@,
Mail Has Reached the Coast.
Mail from the Hawaiian islands dis
patched to the coast In the Canadian
Australian liner Zealandia leaving
Honolulu on July IS arrived ut Van.
couver on last Tuesday.
WaiIeIe Being Cleaned.
The Inter-lsland steamer Wailele
| was hauled on the marine railway
yesterday morning fort he regulation
cleaning and repainting before re-
suming her regular run to Hawaii
ports of call.
Sugar Accommodates on Kauai.
Purser Logan of the steamer Hall
reports the following sugar as on
hand and awaiting shipment on Kauai |:
NJ. A. X. 5S.SG2, McB. 42,O21, X. X. b.
5000, X. s. NJ. 1900, X. p. 1886, M.
s. Co. $500, X. s. Co. 1900, p. l.. 49,
200, G. +. 11,434.
Waiiele for Honokaa Tomorrow Morn.
| ing.
The Inter-lsland ste ner Wailele
will be dispatched for 'HonOkaa and
kukuihaele at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning taking cargo including lum-
Der and fertilizer A small shipment
OF coal will also be forwarded In the
| vessel.
.