Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-08
Shipping
M STAMPEDE FOR COAST
BY THE STEAMSHIP SIERRA
Liner Could Have Carried Nearly Half Hundred More-Re-
stricton at WharveS Strictly 0bServed-ISIand Vessels
Return With Sugar and General Cargo-EtTopean Car
90 Here BY German Ship.
TenyO Maru Is EnrOute.

TenyO Maru Is EnrOute.
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru,
from Hongkong by the way of Japan
ports of call, has sailed from Yoko-
hama and should arrive at Honolulu
en- route to San Francisco on or about
next Friday, March nth. Castle
Cooke, the local representatives Tor
the steamer, expect wireless adVlces
concerning the amount of oriental
cargo for the port within few days
n
HilOnian OF for Island Ports.
The Matson Navigation steamer Hi
loniar, Captain Peterson, sailed for
island ports at o'clock last evening.
After gathering up full shipment of
sugar the vessel will depart for San
Francisco. Save few employees OF
the Matson Navigation Company, no
passengers left by the vessel,
Shriners Reach the Coast.
The Shriner pilgrims have reached
the coast. The good ship Wilhelmina
that sailed from Honolulu on the last
day of last month with one hundred
and forty representative members of
the A. A. o. n NJ S., is reported to
have arrived at San Francisco at |
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
TO Bring Fertilizer.
A shipment of nitrates is enroute to
the islands in the schooner r. G.
Slade, which vessel is reported to
have sailed, from South American
ports yesterday.
According to advices. received here,
the British gunboat Algerne will ar
rive off port Sunday morning, coming
here direct from Tanning Island
The Algerine IS a vessel of $50 tons,
armed with six 4-inch guns, and has q
speed of IL knots,
After being in port here for several
days, during which time the customary
calls will be paid by army, navy and
consular officials the Algerine will
steam north, with destination as Van
couver.
Weather was Fine.
"The weather was fine during our
entire trip to Hawaii and back" stat
ed Purser KILLING this morning upon
the arrival of the steamer Claudine.
The vessel brought goodly assort-
ment of freight including 20 cords
wood, 14G3 feet ohia timber, 500 rail-
way ties. 80 bales hides, 81 crates
chickens, rs hogs and 1874 packages
sundries. A small list of cabin pas
sengers arrived. The Claudine tow
ed the schooner Honoipu from the
port of Hama to sea, the vessel being
bound for San Francisco.
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Logan to Arrive Next Tuesday.
According to cables received from
San Francisco, the United States army
transport Logan sailed from the Cali
fornia port yesterday. The troop
ship may leave a small amount of
quartermaster supplies. There is a
possibility that the Logan may bring
down the new gasoline launch to be
used by the United States quarantine
staff in the boarding OF vessels off
the harbor. The transport should ar
rive here on or about next Tues
day.
One of the early arrivals at the port
this morning was the Inter-lsland
steamer Maui from Hawaii ports with
$500 Ookala, 240O Paaullo and 1872
sacks Kukaiau sugars. In addition the
steamer brought "a head cattle, IL
bales hides and 10 packages sundries
The vessel met with fine weather on
both outward and inward trip.
The large shipment of sugar gath
cred from various island ports and
carried to the coast by the Matson
F! freighter Hyades arrived at San Fran
| cisco yesterday according TO cabled
advices received at the ONCE of Cas-
| tie & Cooke.
Hilo harbor is pretty well denuded
Of deep sea shipping at the time OF
! departure of the steamer Claudine fol
Honolulu According to the report OF
| Purser .Kiblng, the American schoon'
er Mindoro and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| frcighter Arizonan were at Hilo or
last Monday