Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-20
Shipping

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sugar before returning TO Honolulu
| on or about Thursday When the Lur-
! line sails for San Francisco on the
25th the vessel will be well laden
with sugar and depart with full list
OF cabin and steerage passengers.
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Two Men Lost on Willie r. Hume.
According to the latest advices the
four-masted schooner Willie r. Hume
has been lost off T6polobampo. The
dispatch stated that the schooner AMI
! her cargo were a total loss, and chat
! two of the crew were drowned. The
| Hume left Aberdeen on January Y
| laden with 100000 feet of lumber for
! Guaymas, Mexico. She was in CONF
mand of Captain c. j. Hansen aud
carried crew Of ten men.
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Asia in at Noon Tomorrow.
The Pacific Mail steamer Asia with
mainland mail is due to arrive at Ho-
nolulu on or about noon tomorrow ac-
cording TO the latest wireless advices
to be received at the agency of H.,
Hackfeld & Co. The Asia comes from
San Francisco. The vessel will be
given a prompt dispatch as there is
no cargo or passenger business for
the vessel between the coast and the
islands.
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Chinese Tars Speak English
In the crew Of the British steamer
Strathness, which arrived at Portland
on February 10, are twenty-five Chi
nesc, all of whom speak and under
stand English, They were shipped IN
England eight months ago and came
under the British law requiring that
seamen shipped in that country must
understand English.
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Hall Made Extra Trip.
During the height of the sugar sea-
son the steamer w G. Hall has becn
making extra trips between Honolulu
and ports OF call along Kauai. The
vessel returned yesterday with the
regulation flfty-five hundred bagsl
sugar from Garden Island plantations. |
The Hall will be dispatched for Kau
al today.
Mexican to Sail Thursday Evening.
1t is the present intention of Gen
eral Fright Agent P. C. Morse, tol
dispatch the American-Hawaiian
freighter Mexican for Island ports on
Thursday evening. The vessel will
agther up extensive shipments of SUI
gar at the several ports leaving Hilo
with the regulation twelve thousand
tons of this commodity destined for
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Bark Beat Out Ship.
Local shipping men will be much
interested in the result of the long
race across two oceans between the
British bark Wendur and the British |
ship Dalgonar, which started from
Puget Sound October 5. ended on
February % when the former vessel
arrived at Plymouth for orders.
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WaileIe an Arrival Today.
Today's arrivals included the Inter
Island steamer Wailele from Hawaii |
ports with six thousand sacks sugar
and 60 head of cattle taken on at Ma
kena. The vessel met with fair wea-
ther on both outward and inward
trips The steamer is expected will
get away for the big island within a
few days.
Maui in from Hawaii.
The Inter-Island steamer Mani is
an arrival at the port with large
shipment of sugar. Nearly twelve
thousand sacks of the product has
been discharged here. In addition to
sugar, the Maui brought IS head cat
tie, and quantity of sundres.
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Robertson on Maui.
Mr. James Robertson, sbipping
for G. Brewer & Co. left by
the steamer Claudine for business
trip to Maui. Mr.. Robertson will re-
turn to Honolulu by the steamer Ma
una Loa due to arrive here tomorrow
Kauai Sugar.
On Kauai the following shipments
IF sugar is awaiting transit to Homo
lulu according to reports from the
purser of the steamer Kinau: Max.
1886, Mob. 1853, K. S. Co 10000;
L, p. 1857. X S. M. 1000, " X. 1000
X. p. 1860 and G. F. 1850 bags
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MikahaIa Brought General Lines.
A variety of products arrived with
he lnter-lsland steamer Mikahala
rom Maui. Lanai and Molokai ports.
Dhe vessel brought 1852 bags of O.. ;
w. p sugar, 220 head of sheep, 81 .
pigs, so bags of taro and 80 bags of /.
,orn.