Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-07
Shipping
MAN OVERHEARD! A CRY Which
RANG FROM SHERMANS DECKS
Able Seaman Kiener Had Very Close CaI-Captan Lyman
Put About and Struggling Man Hauled Aboard-Serra
Taking Many Passengers -Malna kea Sailed With VOL
CanO Visitors
New Liners for the Pacific.

New Liners for the Pacific.
The Empress Of Japan, Empress Of
India and Empress Of China, the three
Canadian-Pacific liners, which have
operated for twenty years from Vic
toria and Vancouver to Hongkon%,
are to be replaced next year by four
larger and ifaster Empresses, con
tracts for two shaYing already lieen
let, and Hhe FpFesefit vessels VIII be
transferred to a new service to be
inaJlgWatea next season between the
Malitfhe Wovinees and the West In
dies Il The first to be withdrawn from
the Pdeifics service will be the En-
press of India and Empress of China.
The two new Pacific liners ordered
from European shipyards for the SER
vice will be delivered early next year
and the Empress will be sent to the
Atlantic. Two other liners are to be
put in order for the transpaciiic trade
and when these are completed, prob
ably the year after next the EN-
press of Japan will follow the other
Empress to the Atlantic.
Hyt 40
Honoluian Back from Hilo.
Before sailing for San Francisco at
ten O'Clock Friday morning, the new
passenger and freight steamship Ho-
nolulan operated by the Matson Ma
vigatioh Company will take on a full
shipment of sugar aggregating $500
tons. The cargo includes shipments
of $50 tons from Kahului 1000 tons
from Kaanapali, 2063 tons rom Hilo
and the remainder to be loaded at
this port. The steamer will depart
well filled with cabin passengers. M
fresh fruits will be carried during the
period of aquiRnntine. . fu
No News from America Maru.
No news has been received from
the Japanese liner America Maru en-
route from the coast of Asia to San
Francisco by the way of Honolulu. A
wireless is expected at the Office of
Castle & Cooke at any time. The
liner should arrive here ON Friday
morning 1t is understood that a lit
tie over one hundred tons Oriental
freight will be discharged here. The
America Maru will come along side
Alakea wharf as the steamer can be
better handled there pending the
quarantine.
Heavy Freghts for Other Islands.
Large quantities of freight will be
taken by the steamer Mkahala sail
ing at five o'clock for Maui, Mookai
and Lanai. The Kauai liner Kinau IS
taking on goodly consignments of
cargo including fertilizer ana lumber
for Garden Island ports. The Mauna
Kea sailing at ten O'Clock today for
HiIo and way ports was well laden
with general cargo. The expectation
Of fruits and vegetables has been pro-
hibited for the present.
Va
HiIonian for other Islands Tonight.
The Matson Navigation steamer Hi
lonian will be dispatched for other
island ports this evening The vessel
is scheduled to call at Kahului, Kaa-
napali, IIlo and Port Allen sailing
fro mthe latter port for San Fran
cisco. The steamer will gather up a
full shipment of sugar but will take
no passengers save few employees
connected with the Maison Naviga-
ton Company
Crook Next Arrival.
The United States army transport
Crook from Manila by the way of
Nagasaki Japan, is the next govern
ment vessel due to call at the port.
The Crook has been ordered home
and it.is understood VIII upon arri
val, 60 out of commission after sew
eraf years service in Philippine wat
ers. The vessel is reported to have
left Manila with a numDer OF pas
sengers.
Noeau With Kauai Sugar. ~
The freight list of the Inter-Island
steamer Noeau from Kauai ports in
cluded 5000 sacks of sugar taken on
at Anahola. small amount of sun
dries arrived by the vessel. The OIL
GERS report r9tgh weather in fact the
weather prevented working cargo at
Kealia. sChoppy seas and swells were
met in crossing the channel.