Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10
Shipping
One More Trip for the Enterprise.

One More Trip for the Enterprise.
II is stated that the Matson Navi-
cation steamer Enterprise that sail
ed from IIlo for San Francisco on
last Thursday evening will make one
more round trip to the Hawaii port
before laying up at the coast for gem
eral overhauling and repairs The En-
terprise sailed with full load Of SUI
gar and a few passengers. Accord
ing to report brought by Purser Phil
lips of the steamer Mauna Kea, the
American Hawaiian steamship MeXi-
can arrived at Hilo on Thursday
morning and was expected to COM
plete loading a cargo of about twelve
thousand tons sugar and be ready fSr
sailing for Salina Cruz on Monday.
The Matson Navigation steamer Ho-
nolulan is sailing from Hilo for Ho.
nolulu this morning having taken on
considerable amount of sugar at the
Hawaii port.
The four masted schooner Eldorado
twenty days out from Honolulu, ar
rived there on last Tuesday afternoon
to load ohia ties for the Coast. II
was rough when she came In and Cap
tain Mosher's boat filled with wa
ter when he went outside the whls-
Ting buoy TO meet her. Dr. Ritson
had an unpleasant experience when
he was leaving the vessel, rope at
the top OF the ladder giving way and
leaving him hanging in the air, fsoDl
which he finally had a fall of about
twenty-five feet into the sea. Captain
Mosher Is pleased at the fact that he
is not the only one who has been given
an unexpected bath.
Light House Tender kukui Returning.
The United States Light House ten
der kukui is reported will sail from
Hilo on Monday with destination as
Honolulu. The vessel has been MAX
ing a tour Of the district Purser
Phillips of she steamer Mauna Kea
arriving at Honolulu today states that
the American schooner Melrose made
record at Hilo in the discharge of
large shipment of railway ties. The
vessel was ready for sea on last
Thursday and set sail for Puget Sound
there to load another cargo for the
Hawaiian islands. During the stay
Of the Eldorado at that port an aver
age of 5000 ties were put out each
day. Hilo shipping people expect the
schooner Ethel Zane with cargo of
lumber to arrive there most any day.
The vessel has cargo for the Hilo
Mercantile Company.
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Received Prompt Discharge,
Work of discharging the Inter-Isl-
and steamer Mauna Kea was begun
almost Immediately following the low
erng of the gangplank this morning.
The vessel Is to sail for Kauai and
Maui on a special trip this evening
and no time was lost in preparing for
the crowd. The steamer returned from
Hilo and way ports with cargo in
Guiding IL pieces of ohia lumber, 2
automobiles, 20 cords wood 249 sheep
and 1877 packages sundrles. Strong
trades and northeast swells were met
on the homeward trip.
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Missourian May Show Up This After
noon.
There is a possibility that the Anne
rican-Hawaiian freighter Missourian
with large general cargo and a ship
ment of mainland mail will arrive of
the harbor late this afternoon. The
steamer Is bringing freight transhii,-
ped from Atlantic steamers at the
Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. The late
mail wac placed aboard at Seattle
Should the vessel fail to show up to.
day, her arrival at an early hour to-
morrow morning is expected.
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Much Rain on Trip.
Much rainy weather is reported on
the homeward trip of the Inter-Island
steamer Helene that arrived at Ho.
nolulu this morning with shipment
OF 1l,760 sacks sugar and deck load
OF rs head sheep cattle and 4 mules
Other lines of cargo included 2S bales
bags and 5 packages sundrles. The
barkehtine Hawaii is reported as load
Ing sugar at Mahukona. The Inter
Island steamer Iwalani Is expected Il
have sailed from Kawaihae for Ma,
hukona this morning.