Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-11

I The freight fer Honolulu includes
about three thousand five hundred
tons and of this at least two thousand
tons will be taken care CT by the
United States quartermlster depart
ment
OF the eleven automob les six are
! for f. O. Hail. for Hamm
, Young and the remainder belong to
{ tourists who have come down hero
! bringing their own machines for bet
! ter conducting a tour of the islands.
One sack of later mail was receiv-
ed by the postonice officials.
The Lurline has cargo for Kahulu;
ana Port Allen, and will be given Il
quick dispatch for island ports.
So Number Sail .Coastward.
One hundred and thirty-fle clb'n
passengers joined the Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria at Honolulu and SAIL
ed by that vessel for San Francisco at
eleven o'clock this morning.
A large force of stevedores swarm
ed over the ship throughout last night
and this morning. They made short
work of sixteen hundred tons general
c1rgO which has made a respectable
showing "a Alakea wharf
The freight left at this port Gomez
from var.ons points throughout the
Far East. The consignment includes:
1882 phgs mise, 8 cases silk goods,
| lot of pig iron 1870 bales gnnnie,,
80 cases oil. 105 rolls mating G5
chests tea, 1888 pkgs rice, 1900 tubs
shoyu and 2S4 cases curios.
In the through cargo are 1887 bales
of rawtsilk valuod at ab~ut one half
million dollars.
Among the passengers was Madame
Calve who intends stopping over at
Honolulu for one week. She is ac-
companied by her husband Sig. G.
Gasparri. A number of missionaries
are through passengers.
Fifty Filipinos left the vessel at
Honolulu. They have been recruited
% work on island plantations. Those
leaving here Included cabin. one
second class and 70 Asiatic passen-
gers. Twenty-four Japanese also ter
m mated their journey here.
High seas and gales were encour-
tered while the vessel neared the ISL
and OF Kauai carly yesterday morn
ing The Manchucia was considerable
delayed in her arrival because OF
stress of weather.
New Life Boat for Intrepid.
by the MatsOn Navigation steamer
Lufllne this morning, there arrive
4 fine new lie boat to be swung from
the davits on the powerful seagoing
tug intrepid belonging to the same
company. Captain Hy lie, master of
the Intrepid was at the wharf await +
ing the unloading Of the boat. The
craft was carried for the past few
months in the steamer Enterprise.
IN
Sugar Ready for Shipment
Purser Phillips Of the steamer Ma
ina kea reports the following sugar
IS awaiting shipment on Hawaii:
Olaa, 1S,O00 Waiakea, 5000: Wal
laku, II 500; Onomea, 10 600; Pepee-
ieo. $500; Honomu, 1900; Hakalau,
a 600; Hamakua, IA 30O Paauhan
5000; Honokaa, 1900; Punaiuu,
1908; Honulpo, 57G2 sacks.
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=cg, Rain and Wifd
Nasty APPLY specifies the continu-
nus brand of weather met with by the ,
steamer Mauna Kea that :
rriVed from Hilo and way ports this {
lornin2. From the time of leaving .,
on last Tuesday the vessel ,
ncountered a succession of fogs \
ain, wind and rough seas. 1t was ,
lowing great guns at Mahukona and g,
il along windward Hawaii heavy r
aims prevailed. Laupahoehoe was ),
assed on both trips as it was found =
impossible to land passengers, m'i'e
+ cargo at this port, Hilo was the r
estimation of all Hawaii mails. Dur /,
lg the time the Mauna Kea was :
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