Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-24

by vessels striking on them; 76 were
reported by surveying ships; 10 by
other Of II. NJ. ships; by various
British and foreign authorities: and
25s by colonial and foreign Govern
ments; while in the same period 80
previously reported dangers have
been cxpungcd from the charts,
Buyo Sailing at Five O'clock.
A mail may be dispatched to the
Orient In the Japanese freighter liner
Buyo Maru. which Is scheduled to de-
part for Japan ports at five o'clock
this evening. The Buyo has been dis
charged of nearly seven hundred tons
South American nitrates during her
stay at Hackreld wharf Tho Japan
csc steamer Is carrying nearly two
hundred Oriental passengers In tran
sit to the coast OF Asia.
WEIGH Taking Sugar Ballast.
II is the present intention of. G..
Brewer and Company, agents for the
bark Andrew WEIGH, to dispatch that
vessel for San Francisco on or about
next Tuesday. The Welch will de-
part with sugar ballast and there IL
possibility that a few passengers
will avail themselves of the wind
TANNER in making "a trip to the coast
Germans Strive for coaiing Record.
The ,coaling record of the German
navy is held by the battleship West
fallen" which on May ~ last, loaded
coal at an average speed of 4S2 tons
an hour, with a maximum of $50 tons
an hour. Next In line comes the
"Schleswig Holstein." with an aver
lagc of i93.S tons, and maximum of
566 tons.
Sugar. Away for the isthmus.
Sugar to the amount of nearly
twelve thousand tons Is reported Ia
have left the islands by the way OF
Port Allen on last Monday with des-
tination as Salina Cruz. The sugar
was loaded into the American Hawaii
an freighter Mexican and a portion
came from Honolulu rs well as Hilo
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OIL for the Islands.
OIL for the tanks Of the Union Oil
Company Is reported by cable as hav-
Ing left the coast In the American
tanker Santa Maria. The vessel should
arrive here by the first part of Sep
tember and will bring In the neigh
borhood of forty thousand barrels OF
fuel oil.
Explosives for Hawaii.
The Inter-lsland steamer Helene
was dispatched at moon today for Ha-
wall ports including Ookala, Kukalau
and Papaikou The steamer carried
| no passengers but sailed with fair
| sized general cargo of which was a
quantity of explosives.
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Japanese Buying More Tonnage.
A recent Tokyo dispatch states
that Japanese firms and individuals
Rave within the past, few months pur-
chased foreign steamers to an aggre-
gate extent of 10000 tons, In antici-
patton of customs reforms.
m
Honoipu Makes Maui Port. ,..,
With lumber and supplies for Maui
plantations. the. American schooner
Honoipu, eihgtcen days from the Pa
| 10 m rriu Mt
| The vessel reached the Valley Isle
port last Tuesday.
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Salvador Is Reported on the Way.
According to advices received here
| the American schooner Salvador with
shipment of lumber is on the way
from Mulsilteo with Honolulu or isl.
and ports as destination.
~
Hall Away this Evening"
| At five o'clock this evening the In
ter-island steamer w. G. Hall with a
fair list of passengers and some gem
eral cargo win he dispatched for Kau.
al ports of CALL
Expansion Away for Fort Bragg.
| Island advices are to the effect that
The American schooner Expansion,
SAILED from Kahulul FOR Fort Bragg
on last Saturday.
Wat II Submarine Searchllght.
! Ship masters are seeing things of
nights ont In Oriental waters. A story
Of mystery rivaling the successful ef-
forts of Jules Verne relates the en-
| perience of the skipper and officers
I'm the Dutch cOnstinp steamer Vnlen-