Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-27

companied by his wife and son, left
the vessel at this port, to take pass
age to San Francisco by one OF the
direct liners. Commander W. Num-
formerly Of the s. s. Powerful, is re-
turning home A member of the South
African parliament in the person OF
A. Poynton is a through passenger
Returning after pleasure trip to the
colonial possessions Sir and Lady
Gooch are passengers in the Makurd
J. Fl Hyde, an importer of automo-
biles with headquarters at Sydney, is
on a business trip to the United
States and Europe.
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Alden Besse Bearing Valuable Cargo.
Much interest has been awakened
among Southern California business
interests over the departure of the
American bark Alden Besse, from
San Pedro for Honolulu The vessel
is reported as bearing a valuable ship
ment Of products from the Southern
part of the State there being con-
signments of cement, asphalt, pre-
served meats, beer, structural iron
and steel groceries. hay, grains, cit
rus fruits and other items. This YES
sell a familiar figure in Honolulu ship
ping for many years, is now operated
by the Crescent Wharf and Ware
10 Al 81
an association of Los Angeles bust
ness men have the matter of furnish
ing the cargo for the vessel.
WiheImina baden Wit, Raw Sugar.
Raw sugar y the amount of at least
five thousand tiny 'gill leave the ISL
ands by the MatsoG Navigation liner
Wilhelmina that is scheduled to sail
for San Francisco at ten o'clock to-
morrow morning In addition to sugar
the vessel viii be supplied with 1000
cases of timed pineapples and small
amount of bananas. Two thousand
tons of the sugar was taken on at
Hilo.
The Wilhelmina will carry one hun
dred and thirty-five cabin passengers
but there is still room for several
more should the demand be made for
transportation to the coast Seventy
five steerage passengers have been,
booked and 1t is understood that a
big percentage of these will be Fill
pinos The Little Brown Brothers
booked for transportation to the coast
were taken to the quarantine station
this morning, there to undergo the
prescribed detention before the sail
ing of the steamer.
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Fancy Stock for Hilo.
A number OF prize bulls and ten
head of mules were brought to Hilo
from the coast in the last trip of the
Matson Navigation steamer Enter
prise. The shipment of nearly four
thousand tons general cargo was being
rapidly discharged. The Enterprise
steamed down on the present voyage
under the direction of First Assistant
Engineer Lam, Chief Engineer Pal
mer being absent on sick leave.
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Columbian to Sail on Friday.
According to advices received by |
c, p Morse, General Freight Agent
for the American Hawaiian line. the
Columbian IS scheduled to |
sail from Seattle, for Honolulu on
next Friday. The Columbian is also
to bring cargo taken on at Salina
Cruz, trans-shipped across the 18th
mus of Tehuantepec from New York.
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Gamble Returned to the Coast.
After having discharged full ship
nent of lumber at Hilo the American
schooner Gamble has arrived at Port
Gamble. The time of passage being
nineteen days.
Frf
on the Berth.
Castle and Cooke the local repre-
ientatives for the Matson NavigationI
company advise the projected depar-
ure of the steamer Hilonian from