Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
Pacific MAIL COMPANY HAS
PURCHASED TWO Big Liners
Proposed Addition TO the Fleet Increased From Two to -Four
New SteamerS--Lurne Departed for the Coast and
Nippon Maru With Japanese Passengers Away for the
Orient-Britsh Collier 10 Sail For VancolVer-HaI and
CalIdine in from Island Ports.

rigging. iibboom and bowsprit were
carried away.
During the early part Of the sum-
mcr the Thetis acted as the Alaska
court ship, going from port to port
along the coast that trials might be
held aboard.
After the vessel is repaired and al
terations made she probably will he
sent To the Hawaiian Islands.
In bidding for the making Of re-
pairs, estimates were submitted. by
the Moran Company, Hall Bros. and
by Sunde & Erland. The contract
was not awarded. as 1t is planned to
change the rig of the Thetis from a
bark to barkentine and new esti
mates may be requested.
Repairs will he made not only to
the masts and yards and rigging, but
also to the vessels engine and deck
plates. -.
Claudine lowed Wind TANNER to Sea.
The Inter-lsland steamer Claudine
'Voh u iillt lIDln Nlt ivan
er Muriel while at Kahului and tow
ed that vessel to sea, after ship
mcnt of lumber had been discharged
from the windiammer. III
Tho Claudine returned to Honolulu
this morning with a fair list OF pas
sengers and cargo including 10 cords
wood, 8 hogs, so head cattle, 20 crates
chickens, A bales hides, 20 sacks corn,
293 sacks -four, 107 packages sundries
and 33,516 feet ohia lumber Purser
KILLING reports the bark Albert AMI
schooner Minnie T.. Caine at Hilo. Tie
Claudine bumped into heavy swells
IN q portion of the return voyage.
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shinyo az Noon Tomorrow.
Fifteen hundred tons of Oriental
cargo will be discharged from the
Togo Kisen Kalsha liner Shinyo Mar,l
which is expected will arrive at the
port on or about noon tomorrow and
according to present calculations Of
Castle and Cooke, the local agents,
will remain here until eleven O'Clock
Friday morning before casting off
lines and sailing for San Francisco.
Ninety Asiatic passengers are bound
for this port the greater percentage
being Fillpinos who are to take up
work with island sugar estates. A
large mail will he dispatched to the
mainland in the Shinyo Maru.
kilauea May Arrive Late Monday.
There Is a possibility that the new
Inter-lsland liner Kilauea now on a
maiden trip from San Francisco To
Honolulu may arrive here on Monday
afternoon. Captain dad" Freeman
Is on the bridge and the vessel is
presumably bringing no less disting-
uishcd freight clerk or purscr than
j. A. Kennedy, the President and
General Manager of the company. The
Kilauea should show up off the har-
Dor not later than Tuesday morning
in the opinion of those who profess to
have line OF the vessels qualfca-
tons. 81.
Hall Returns With "Empties."
Containers for beer, oil and other
liquid commodities were returned to
this port in the steamer w. G. Hall
this morning. The Hall was an ar
rival from Kauai and brought 20 CO.
Coanut plants and IA packages sun
dries. Purser Logan reports 5l0O
sacks X. $. NJ. sugar awaiting ship
ment. The steamer Noeau was TAX
ing on cargo at Ahukini. The vessel
met with northeast trades and choppy
seas.
Cruiser Cincinnati Tomorrow.
The United States cruiser Cincin-
hati is expected to show up off the
harbor tomorrow and will come along.
side the naval wharf for supplies such
rs coal and water. The vessel Is Ell
route from San Francisco to the Far