Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-09

The Sierra with one hundred an
seventy-seyen cabin pas icnSers ana
over five hundred sacks Of late ma'n-
land mail will be off the port early
tomorrow morning according to pre-
dictions
Is Now Enroutc to I:'an1s.
Castle & Cooke have been notified
that the Togo Kiscn Kaisha liner
Nippon Maru has sailed from San
Francisco for japan ports and Hong
kong by the way of Honolulu The
vessel departed from the coast port
yesterday. Tuesday morning shoull
see the arrival Of the Japanese liner,
This will be the first vessel CT the
T. X. X. service to be handled through
the Castle G. Cooke agency.
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Alice Cooke Arrived With Lumber
Out from Port Gamble tWenty-eight
days, The American schooner Alice
Cooke has arrived with shipment of
lumber. The Mats0n NavS ltion tug
intrepid went outside at an early
hour today and picked up the schoon-
err. She was alongside her wha I
shortly after nine clock this mora
ing. Wind and rough seas during the
lat er part of the voyage served to
rctard the progress of the vessel.
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Stream Said Not Coming Here.
1t is rumored a. Aberdeen that
Captain Tom Stream of the schooner
G.. w. Watson VIII not 81 with his
vessel to- the Hawaiian Islands, but
will sell the interest he has in the
ship to another man. Captain Tom
s5nderson5 Of Hoquiam is reported to
he The. PURCHASER off Captain Streams
share YIN Abe Wats6n. and if SO he viii
have commafrd' On the trip to Tahiti.
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Hilonian Placed on the Berth.
According to notification received
from Castle & Cooke the local agent S
for the Mats0n Navigation Company,
the steamer Hilonian now enroute
from Hawaiian ports to San Francisco
with sugar has been placed on the
berth a. the California port to sail
for Seattle and Tacoma on February
25th. From the sound the vessel wi !
return to this port.
Maui Has Left Marine Railway,
The Iutcr-lsland steamer Mani was
hauled down from the local marine
railway this morning after having
been cleaned and repainted The Maui
is now ready to go into service again
and was loaded and placed on the
berth for a trip to Paauhau, Kukai-
au. Ookala. Laupahoehoe and other
Hawaii ports. The vessel sailed this
afternoon.
Sugar for the Mainland.
I he dispatch Of the American bark
Nuuanu from Kaanapal with fun
load OF sugar is reported. The vessel
left. the port on last Tuesday. The
Nuuanu brought consignment of
general merchandise which was dis
charged at Honolulu. Taking On Sug~
ar ballast the well known windiam-
mer then proceeded to Kaan1pali.
Mia
Smooth Seas fer the Lurline.
The, Matson Navigation steamer
LNrlin2 is steaming along Through
smooth seas and light trade winds
The vessel was $50 miles off the port
at nine thirty last night The Lur-
line should arrive here on Saturday
morning with ffty-three passengers
and a very large cargo of merchan-
disc for island importers.
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Change fcr a Dollar,
The steamer Harold Dollars name
was changed at the San Francisco
CustOm-house to the Graywood the
vessel having been sold to the Gray
wood Steamship Company. The
steamer Senator, G. H. White master,
and the schooner Elyira C. E. Peder-
sen, master, were enrolled at the Gus
tom-houee on January 8.
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New Line Gains Patrons.
On her second voyage from San
Francisco to the British Colonies the
Union Steamship Company's steame"
horangi, Captain f. p. Evans, sailed
on January IL, She carried thirty
five first and second-class passengers
and forty steerage travellers, and was
laden with a light cargo of general