Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-10
SIERRA ACCOMMODATIONS
INCREASED TO MEET TRADE
Alterations Made at San Francisco Permit of Seventy More
PeopIe-WireeSs Record Broken Between Ship and San
Observation-Disclosures Delayed BY Stress of Weather
Moi Wahne Storm Bound
Canada Maru Is Next.

Canada Maru Is Next.
The japanese steamer Canada Mari
tho sixth of the fleet of the Osakf
Shosen Kaisha, plying between Ia
coma and the Orient was launched
few days ago at Nagasaki. She
will leave Hongkong on her nader
voyage May The Canada Maru /;
the last of the steamers for the Anne.
rican .ervice for the present and fill
out the number announced at tho
initiation Of the service.
Rice SIoop In distress.
The little rice soop Kaiuani which
has been factor in the island trade
met with damage through storm yes
terdaT. While attempting to make 4
windWarl port, the vessel lost her
Saif. Unable 10 use her sails the
vessel sent up distress SIGNALS which
were answered by Young Brothers. A
launch was sent ont and the disabled
vessel was towed into port arriving
here this morning
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Moi Wahine Storm Bound.
The Island schooner Moi Wahinc
which has been engaged in trade be-
tween island ports was reported this
morning as storm bound near Diamond
Head. throughout the night AMI
carly morning hours fierce gales swert
the seas about the island. Under tn
shelter of the promotory the vessel
was riding at anchor with the eX-
pectation of pulling out when the Gle
ments moderated.
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San Diego May Be Port of Call.
While no decision has been reach
ed the officials of the Pacific Navi-
cation Company admit they are con-
sidering the extending of the service
of the steamers Yale and Harvard to
San Diego. Both steamers lay over
one day at San Pedro under present
schedule and have a two-day lay-over
once a week.
Alaskan Toll of the Sea.
Last year oyacted a severe toll from
Shipping that had to do with the Alas
kan trade. According to figures from
Puget Sound sixteen vesse's were LOST
or badly damaged in Alaskan waters
last year due largely to insufIlcienc"
of aids to navigation. Vessels ANA
cargocs lost were valued at $2,000,000.
VI
Foster Was Going Some.
IF the cablel report from Port
Townsend to the local branch of the
merchants exchange is correct the
American schooner Mary E. Foster
that sailed from Honolulu IN January
2Sth made a passage of but twelve
days. The vessel is reported as ar
irving at the Sound port yesterday.
Hall Held for Mainland Mail.
The mterIsland steamer w. g.
Fall was held over 10 await the arri-
val of the Oceanic liner Sierra from
San Francisco. The Garden Island
N't''Nl WIZ 'lcIidl lDl HCl HSull " " -
of call at five O'Clock this evening taxi
inc passengers, freight and the late
mail.
Material for Pearl Harbor.
According to cables received by the
local branch of the Merchants Ev-,
change. the American schooner M. e.
Winkleman has sailed from Mukilteo
with shipment of lumber and sup
plies for Pearl Harbor. The vessel
LEFT the northwest port yesterday.
Ea
Kellogg Was a Month Out.
A thirty one day passage is chalk
ed up against the schooner o. M. Kel-
logg that Is reported to have arrived
at Eureka yesterday The vessel
brought shipment of lumber to Hlo,
sailing from the Hawaii port on the
ninth of last month.
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Merchandise for. Maui.
With a full shipment of supplies
and MERCHANDISE for Maui plantation u
and importers, the American schoon-t
err HonOipo is reported to have sailedl
from San Francisco yesterday with
destination as Hama