Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-17
news Of DAY
ON WATERFRONT
ARRIVED
Tuesday, Jan. II.
Koloa-Keauhou, stmr., a. m.
Makena-Wailele, stmr., a. m.
WATERFRONT NOTES


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| Reunion of Japanese Liners.
Honolulu will be the scene of
possible reunion of three smaller Jap
anese liners belonging to the Toy(
Kisen Kaisha service.
/ The Hongkong Maru from Hong
| kong and Japan ports with cargo fol
! Central and South America is due tt
I arrive here on Thursday. The Anne
RIGA Maru now placed in service il
the trans-Pacific trade to ply between
San Francisco and the Far East by
the way of Honolulu should arrive of
the port on the same day.
According to adyices received al
the office of H. Hackfeld e Co. the
7. X. K. Nippon Maru the third sis
ter ship is due to arrive from Japan
ports on Friday In event Of delay
in the arrival of either or both the
Hongkong and America Maru, there
is a likely prospect of sort of fam
lily reunion of 7. X. X. steamers and
officers at the port on Friday.
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Mauna Loa a Floating Barnyard.
The bark of dogs, the crow of roost-
ers and the lowing of cattle heralded
the approach of the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Loa from Kona and
Kau ports this morning. Light winds
with plenty of rain along the coast of
Kau prevailed while the liner made
her regular ports of CALL Heavy
swells were met at the landings and
in returning the sea was very choppy
with a strong northeast wind The
Mauna Lea brought 81 cabin and 81
deck passengers. The freight list in
cluded COWS, dogs, chickens. horses,
mules, pigs big and small, shipments
of corn. ava. 81 punches bananas,
1912 sacks coffee, 1919 sacks Hutch
inson plantation sugar, 260 packages
sundries and 80 head cattle.
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Feed and Mules To Eat 1t.
On hoard the United States trans
port Dix that is due to arrive at this
port enroute to Manila is a shipment
of over five hundred head of horses
and mules together with 5000 tons
feed and fodder. The shipment of ami
mails is in charge of Lieut. w. G. F.
Nicholson. The four-footed passen-
gers will be given a brief respite
ashore and the Dix may remain at
Honolulu for several days.
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Too Rough to Work at Honokaa.
The crew of the Inter-Island steam
err Wailele were unable to work the
boats at HOnokaa landing on January
18th while that vessel was making
her usual calls at ports along Hawaii
Rough weather with strong winds and
heavy seas prevented the discharge OF
freight and the taking on of sugar
The Wailele arrived this morning
with 1908 sacks sugar 81 head cattle
and IS head calves.
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To Build Cutters In Navy Yards.
WASHINGTON January 5.-Repre-
sentative Mann of Illinois offered a
joint resolution in the House today,
making it permissible for the Govern
ment to construct in Navy yards the
two new revenue cutters authorized
last session. 1t is provided, however,
that the limit of cost set for the two
cutters shall not be exceeded
Heavy Rain on Kauai.
By the steamer Keauhou arriving
at the port this morning comes the
report of heavy rains. This vessel
brought 34O0 sacks sugar and one
hack, A southerly wind prevailed
during the voyage of the steamer to
Honolulu
Fuel Oil from the Coast.
Having met with fair weather on
the way down from the coast the
American tanker Santa Rita is an az
rival at the port with a full shipment
of fuel oil for the Union Oil Com
pany tanks. The vessel has about
completed the discharge of the oil
and is scheduled for speedy re-
turn to Port San Luis.
NJ
The Cunard Steamship Co. has plac-
ed a contract with John Brown &
Co., Clydebank, for the construction
Of big liner for the New York SER
vice. She will be 1856 #. in length,
with a total displacement of $4,000
tons, and a speed of about 23 knots.
She will carry $50 first class passen-
gers, 740 second class and 2400 steer
age.
Mauna kea Off for Hio. =
Taking a large number of cabin and
deck passengers and a quantity of
freight for ports of call, the Mauna
Kea sailed shortly after ten o'clock
this morning for Hilo. The vessel is
taking shipments of lumber, fertilizer,
and general cargo to Maui and Ha-
wall ports.
Lurine Back from Maui.
Arrivals at the port this morning
included the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline from Maui having
taken on a shipment of sugar at Ka-
hului. The Lurline is scheduled to
sail from Honolulu on January goth
with destination as San francisco.