Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23


pahoehoe, Papaaloa, Paauilo and ports
also laden with shipments Of supplies
for island plantations including lum-
Der. The steamer Wailele Is slated
for departure about noon taking lum-
Der and fertilizer for Honokaa, Ku-
kuihaele and Paauhau. At five O'Clock
In the evening the Kauai liner Kina,l
is booked for departure as Is also
the Mikahala which Is scheduled to
call at Maui, MOlokai and Lanai ports.
"Boxie" Thorn Must BE Shown.
'Boxie" Thorn who presides over
the destinies of that breezy American
publication the Box of Curios, eman-
ating from Yokohama. discredits the
oft-repeated rumor that the Togo XII
sen Kaisha will eliminate all vessel
masters of foreign birth from the
trans-Pacifc service with the begin
hing OF the new year.
The story has frequently gone the
rounds In the East that the japanese
line would be Differed by their ma
tionals within comparatively short
space OF time. The Box of Curios dis
credits the assumption that the Jap
anese at the head Of the big steam
ship line have any such intention
Such rule might be enforced In the
N. Y. X. line and for that matter has
been In vogue tor some time past. II
Is commended that the japanese steam
ers that call at Honolulu will con-
rinue to sail the broad ocean under
the guidance of European masters.
Sierra Will n. Given the Mail.
! The Oceanic steamship Sierra due
to sail for San Francisco at ten O'Clock
on Wednesday morning, viii be giver
the mail destined for the mainland as
The Matson Navigation Lurline does
not get away until six o'clock the
evening before. The Lurline Is 9
seven day vessel while the Sierra will
cover the distance to the Coast port
In less than six days thereby landing
the mails at San Francisco consider
ably before the Lurline's arrival there
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Big OH Tanker on the Way.
The big oil tanker flying the flai
of the Union Oil Company Is on the
+, way down from the Coast according
to late advices. This vessel Is eX
pected will bring at least forty-iiv,
thousand barrels Of fuel oil for tn,
Iwilei tanks. The vessel sailed from
Port San Luis on last Friday. Sh'
Is new steamer and In many way,
a similar steamship and oil carrier I,
! the J, A. Chanslor which called her,
some months ago. .
kinau Freight List.
There Is but little sugar awaiting
y shipment on Kauai and the freigh
list of the Inter-Island steamer Kina,
!, was AWARDED one though It did no
INCLUDE sugar. Among the itemi
brought to the port were $50 sheep
three crates OF chickens, four pigs, IA,
bags of rice, thirty-fve sacks of ric'
bran, empty bottles and barrels, 10'
bags taro, twenty bags cOcoanuts, ont
Japanese theatre and $50 packages o
sundries.
Transport Sheridan Went Some.
Army transport time between Ho
nolulu and San Francisco was reduc
ed one whole day by the Sheridan
which arrived at the Coast on Sunday
Oct. 10. With engines oyerhaulet
and bottom cleaned the Sheridan die
some stunts as far as speed was con
cerned on the voyage and beat ex
I, listing records by u number of hours
kahului Shipping.
Purser French of the Inter-Islant
steamer Mikahala reports the follow
ing vessels at Kahului taking on OF
discharging cargo: The barkentlnt
Koko Head and the bark Saint Roga
ton, together with the steamer Lur
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