Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-03

AUG. g. 1911. ........ 49,. ....
map is a veritable encyclopedia of
Information for the navigator. There
will probably not be another map of
the kind until the time comes for
revising ocean routes upon the open
ing of the Panama Canal.
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Hyades at Railway Wharf.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hyades was shifted TO the Railway
wharf this morning where a quantity
OF heavy timber will be discharged.
The vessel is expected to depart for
island ports tomorrow evening. While
away the Hyades will take on sugar
destined for San Francisco. A goodly
portion OF the sugar cargo this time
viii be supplied at Honolulu.
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Mexican Due Here Thursday.
According to advices received by
c. p. Morse, General Freight Agent
for the American-Hawaiian line, the
freighter Mexican from Puget Sound
with cargo from the east coast of the
United States Is due to arrive here
on next Thursday. The Mexican
brings freight which left New York
In the Texan on June IA and the Ore
gonian on June 10.
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To Replace Wrecked Santa Rosa.
The steamer City Of Puebla has
been placed on the run between San
Francisco and San Diego in place of
the wrecked Santa Rosa. The State
of California will shortly be placed
permanently on the run. The Puebla
goes ont In command Of Captain Al
exander. who commanded the Santa
Rosa for twenty-five years and who
was on vacation at the time of her
loss. d. HfE
Many Lines Seek New Business.
II Is understood that representatives
of various steamship lines operating
In the Atlantic trade are making in
vestigations at ports along the North
Pacific Coast, which may be follow
ed by the inauguration of several new
services between Europe and the Pa
cific when the Panama Canal Is OPEN
ed or before that time.
Bark Allen Away for the Sound.
The bark s. C. Allen was number
ed among the departures from the
port yesterday. The vessel having
the discharge of a ship
ment Of lumber will return to Puget
Sound. Before departing. the Allen.
was subjected to general fumiga-
ton at the quarantine wharf.
Leaves the Marine Railway.
The American schooner Mary Fos-
ter was hauled down from the Marine
railway this morning and will go into
the stream preparatory to her depar-
tire for the Sound. The vessel has
just completed the discharge OF n
shipment Of lumber
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Sparks from the Wireless.
Transport Buford reports that at.
eight O'Clock last night she was one
thousand miles distant from Homo
lulu. ' ..
NJ N. s. s. Lurline. 1880 D. IN,
1886 miles. Light strong trade winds,
smooth sea.
German Ship Departs from Leith.
The German ship Herzogin Cecile
which has visited Honolulu on several
occasions Is reported to have sailed
from Leith yesterday. destined for
the Hawaiian islands with a general
cargo, including merchandise and fer
tilizer.
Newsboy Now Dtscharging.
The barkentine Newsboy. arriving
here on July 2Srd, went alongside Al
len and Robinson lumber wharf to-
discharge this morning, n place hav-
ing been made for her by the depar-
ture of Sound bound windiammer.
Supplies for Hawaii Plantations.
The Inter-lsland steamer Wailele
will be dispatched for Honokaa and
kukuihaele at five o'clock this even
Ing taking shipments of merchandi
and plantation supplies for Big Isl
and ports.
Fire Brick at Bishop Wharf.
The German ship Alexander Isen-
berg will be shifted to Bishop wharf
there to discharge a large quantity OF
fire brick brought from European
ports.