Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-19


in a tournament at Buenos Ayres and
other South American cities.
The peculiar appearing steamer Ia
well laden with cargo. In her capa-
cious holds she Is carrying 5000 tons
freight consisting mainly of rice and
tea.
In the steerage bound for various
ports of call are one hundred and
seven Asiatic passengers.
r. p. Mafey and his family are
Chileans who are heavily interested
In mining and also rubber plantations.
Mongolia Off Port at Two O'Clock.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
with nineteen hundred tons Oriental
cargo taken on board at Manila,
Hongkong and Japan ports for dis
charge at Honolulu Is due to arrive
of the port at two O'Clock this after
noon. The vessel is bringing a large
list OF through cabin passengers.
According TO reports from II. Hack
field and Company the local agents,
the vessel will have room for but fiji
teen cabin passengers from this port
when she sails for San Francisco OF
ten o'clock tomorrow morning. The
Mongolia is believed to be bringing a
number of Filipinos for local planta-
tons. The Mongolia will dock at Ala
kea wharf
Completing Dredging.
A large portion of the present har-
Dor dredging contract Is completed
and the Hawaiian Dredging Company
has cause for congratulation that the
most difficult part of the work is COM
pleted. A large amount OF coral was
| dislodged by blasting which has &C.
cupied the attention of the contrac-
tors for many weeks past. The new
| est portion OF the harbor has been
freed from coral rock to uniform
| depth Of about thirty-fve feet. This
section will not be gone over with a
dredge in order to permit the entrance
of the largest vessels now calling at
the port. =
Marine Railway Out Of Water.
The Grade Of the local marine rail-
way has been hauled out of the water
to sufficient distance that more speedy
repairs can be made of the chaiu and
buckle. The work Is believed will
require some weeks to complete. The
schooner Eldorado was to have gone
on the railway but the accident that
occurred on last Saturday prevented
that vessel being cleaned and re.
| painted.
Hawaii for .Funilgation.
The American barkentine Hawaii Is
being fumigated at the quarantine
wharf today preparatory to sailing fol
the coast. Captain Wikander has beer
having considerable trouble In secur.
| ing a suitable crew to man the ship
Several men signed on the articles
claimed to have been receiving In
sufficient food and left the vessel.
| N
Andrew WEIGH at Fort Street.
The bark Andrew Welch has beer
shifted to the foot of Fort street Il
discharge a quantity of brick and 9th
er cargo brought here from Sar
Francisco This vessel is to take CT
shipment of sugar and is expected
will get away for the coast on Of
about May 25th. The Welch ma!
take few passengers.
Flaurence Ward at Railway Wharf.
The little cable supply schoone
, Flaurence Ward was shifted from thu
foot of Fort street to the Railwa!
wharf yesterday there to complete tn,
discharge OF quantity OF fine SAINT
that is brought to Honolulu with eaci
trip Of the schooner.
Ancient Mariner to Alaskan Trade.
The old Uruguayan ship Glory of tn,
Seas has been sold at auction b.
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