Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-19

WIN has 0One 10 tne StdleS
for Health.
II. Hackfeld and Company. The ST.
IBERIA is reported by cable as having
sailed from San Francisco at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The yes
sci Is enroute to the Orient
n
Hall Returned from Kauai.
Today's arrivals included the Inter-
Island steamer W. G. Hall from Kau-
al ports with $500 sacks sugar, auto.
Is sacks rice. 90 sacks taro and As
packages sundries. Purser Logan re-
ports the arrival Of the American
schooner Kona at Ahukinl. The wind
TANNER is said to have Completed a
quick passage across the channel to
the Garden Island port.
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Niihau Here With Sugar.
The freight list Of the Inter-Island
steamer Niihau an arrival at the port
last evening includes 6400 sacks sug-
ar SO head cattle and 40 packages
sundries. Purser Peak reports mod
crate northeast winds and , clioppy
seas. The vessel brought cargo from
Hawaii ports and enroute to Honolulu
passed the bark X. p. Rithet' taking
on sugar.
virginlan Is On the Way.
With general cargo from the East
coast of the United States and tran
shipped at Tehuantepec for the Ha-
waiian Islands. the American Hawaii
an freighter Vlrginian is reported to
have arrived mt Seattle yesterday.
The Virginian is scheduled to sail
from the Sound on July Goth and is
expected to arrive here on or about
July 2Sth.
Lark Seeks oreeper Fields.
A Tientsin lark said to be one Of
several prohibited birds Is believed to
have been brought here In the British
steamer. M. g. Dollar and released.
The matter at least has been brought
before the officers connected With the
Territorial Board OF Agriculture. The
bird had been kept In captivity but
In some manner made Its escape.
| OIL Tanker Here.
The American ship Marion Chilcott
| with cna pnn .,aIIn,. e,,al al ,n,,tu,
ed to the Pacific Oil and TranspOrta.
ton Company was brought inside the
| harbor this morning and Is now along
side the Railway wharf TO discharge
The vessel left Los Angeles on June
3Oth.
Big Cargo for the Big Island.
| The Inter-Island steamer Wailelt
Is loading general cargo for Hawai-
ports today and Il il the intention tt
dispatch the steamer for HonOkaa ant
Kukuihaele at five o'clock this even.
ing, taking shipments OF lumber. fer
tilizer and some parts of milling ma
chinery,
siberia Has Small Cargo.
A cable received at the agency o
II. Hackfeld and Company represent
ing tho Pacific Mail steamship Sibe-
ria announces the departure Of tina
vessel from San Francisco yesterda,
with three hundred and fifty tons car
go for discharge at Honolulu.
Lumber Reached the Port.
Captain Mather reports q fair trll
down from Fort Bragg In the fast lit
tie barkentine 8. C. Allen. The vesse
was an arrival last evening with 700,
900 feet OF lumber consigned to Allel
and Robinson. The vessel is dis
charging at the old coal wharf.
Kauai Sugar.
Purser Logan of the steamer Hal
reports the following sugar NJ await
ing shipment on Kauai X. s. NJ
TO, M. A. X. 1851, G. Il r. 400, McH
AIS. X. X. b. 21.00O. NJ. s. Co. 2OOJ
X. s. Co. 1890 *. p. ALSO. p. l.
$500, q. r. 1904.
Maui In from Honoipu.
Bringing 1875 sacks sugar from H0
nOipu, the Inter-lsland steamer Man
was an arrival at the port this morn
Ing. The vessel met with stron
trades ana choppy seas.
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Away for Kauai.
The steamer w. G. Hall Is talkin
on freight and supplies for Kauo
ports of call today preparatory to get
ting away for the Garden Island a
five o'clock tomorrow night
Australian Mail Arrived.
The Canadian-Australian liner Yea
landia from Australian ports via Suv
brought SO sacks mail for Honolulu
and transhipment for San Francisc
by the Wilhelmina.
II. PASSENGERS DEPARTED