Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17


Birds.
Laden with products of Hawaii. in
Guiding shipments of beasts and birds
the lnter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
was an early arrival this morning.
from Kona and Kau ports of call
there arrived a fair sized list of pas
sengers both In the cabin and on deck.
The freight list included horses. dogs,
turkeys, cows. calves, pigs. chickens,
30 head cattle, 90 sacks taro. 4S bales
hides. 40 sacks ava A cases fruit.
$50 bales tobacco, 1916 sacks coffee,
1916 cases of pineapples, 5000 sacks
sugar and 1856 packages sundrics. The
Mauna Loa Is scheduled TO depart for
Kona and Kau at noon. Friday.
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On the bleak and lonely shores CT
Spanish Island. the steamer Ramona,
of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany. now lies a total wreck, the Off
Gals having abandoned her after get
ling what they could out of the YES
eel. An effort may be made to save
the boilers and gear, but nothing will
he done In that direction until next
spring. The divers. with considerable
difficulty, saved the treasure cargo of
the lost vessel.
Changes on the China.
A few changes have been made in
the personnel of officers in the popu-
lar Pacific Mail liner China. A. d.
| Tibbets. chief officer, Is absent on
this trip during which time he Is to
| take his vacation which will be spent
on the Atlantic coast. +. Leach, for
mer second officer in the China has
been elevated to the rank of chief
officer during the absence OF Tibbets.
Mrs. Maitland, the well liked stew
ardcss In the China has left that vcs-
sci and her position Is being filled by
Mrs. Cordcs.
Niihau viii Re Well Laden.
| The Inler-lsland steamer Niihau
which Is due 10 arrive at the port on
Friday morning Is reported as well
laden with products from the island
Of Hawaii. The vessel is reported as
discharging AT Punaluu and to loa,!
1900 sugar at that port, the vessel
Will also he given 10 bales of sisal and
later to take on 1900 sacks All. sug-
ar before calling at Napoopoo for 2i2
cases Of preserved pineapples and 100
sacks coffee. The Niihau will also call
at Kailua for 200 additional sacks cot
fee before returning to Honolulu.
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Passengers In the luriine.
Among the passengers expected Ia
arrive at Honolulu tomorrow morning
from the Coast In the Matson Navi-
cation steamer Lurline are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Blair, John Guild and fam
lily and J. C.. Gaugcr. who Is connect.
ed with the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey service.
Bright Eyes for Pearl Harbor.
Six powerful search lights for Pear
Harbor are a part of the cargo In the
Matson Navigation steamer Lurlino
which Is to arrive at the port tomor-
row morning. The search lights pos,
sess sixty inch lenzes and are con
sidered the largest ever used In the
Islands.
Now Due at Hilo.
Hilo shippers expect the arrival OF
the American schooner Minnie A
Game from Everett Washington. al
any time. This vessel is now six
teen days out with full shipment
of lumber for Hawaii importers.
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NeWsboy to Arrive Daily.
The American barkentine Newsboy
Is one Of several wlndjammers load
ed with lumber that are due to ar
rive at this port at any day. The
vessel sailed from Grays Harbor sew
enteen days ago.
Sugar on Windward Hawaii.
Purser Sheldon of the Inter-lsland
steamer Mauna Loa arriving from
kona and Kau ports reports the fol-
lowing sugar as awaiting shipment
Punaluu 1924 and Honuapo 4465 sacks