Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-16
Shipping
JAPANESE Line MAY INACCURATE
FIGHT AGAINST PACIFIC MAIL
intermediate Line Now Receiving Serious Consideration BY
TX K OffiCias-Japanese Now In Pmser'S Office of
Tenyo, New DepartMe-Lurine Brings Large Cargo and
Some Stock.

The few Angels Of Commerce who call
here with pleasing regularity that can
safely be listed in the booster class.
For years he was a resident Of the
Islands and knows whereof he speaks
A. J. Francis, the head Of the BIZ
importing house Of Sullivan g. Fran
els, with headquarters al San Fran
cisco and Manila, is through pas
senger Mr. Francis Is on his annual
trip 10 the mainland IN the Interests
Of his firm Francis Is prominently
identified with a number Of important
business projects in the Philippines.
George Flood represents the Java
Asiatic Company which conducts
business throughout the Southern ar,
cbfpelago with branches throughout
Java. the Federated Malay STATES AMI
BoIneo.
Wills Wood well known business
man from Kansas City IL returning
from trip which INCLUDED japan,
China and the Philippines,
Representing the Hamburg-America
line, the great German Steamship
Company, r. II, Kirchoff Is on the
back track after having paid visit
10 the Far East.
To join the japanese Consular ser
vice at San Francieco, G. KODd0 Il
enroute 10 The mainland
Mrs. II. w. Clarke is the wife Of
the Vice-Dresident zof the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway, which trayerse2
Colorado and Utah
| Honorable Cyril Ward Is closely re-
lated to The Governor General Of Aus
tralia Is enroute 70 England.
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Lurllne Arrival Awakened Interest
Quite a delegation gathered at the
new Matson Navigation wharf ia
await the arrival OF the steamer Lur-
line from San Francisco this morn
ing The presence on board Of Dele
gate KaIanianaole, from Washington
and also Charles A. COttriIl the new
ly appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue was sufficient TO draw an UNI
usual number TO the waterfront, The
Lurline came alongside the wharf al
8 O'Clock after a rather nneyentful
trip, Captain Weeden reports fine
trip down from the coast and his yes
sci maintained an even keel.
The Lurine lis chock-a-blOck with
general cargo For Honolulu there
are 1920 tons OF general merchandise
and supplies. The steamer Is expect
ed will be ready to sail for island
ports on Sunday night and while away
will leave 8SJ tons freight at Kahu-
lui and $40 tons at Port Allen, FouI
automobiles were received by Local
importers, one TO be shipped to Maui
In addition TO but rs sacks mail a
quantity Of Wells, Fargo express mat
ter was received.
| According 10 officers in the Lnrllne
more passengers would have booked
at San Francisco had II not been fol
the alarming reports sent broadcast
on the mainland concerning the chol-
era situation over here. II Is claimed
that a number of people cancelled theiI
application for transportation at the
last moment As II was the vessel
brought forty-four passengers, two be-
ing IN The steerage-
The MaisOn steamer llon0lulan Waf
passed The wireless kept all on
board well posted concerning the do
ings of busy world The delay 0l
transGoniinental trains owing TO se-
we're wnshouts In California had
something to do with small number
of passengers aud shortage OF mail
| Among the passengers arriving thit
morning was Colonel John liddle, ae-
oompanied by MIS-, Bdde, who comes
here for the inspection Of lorilliea-
lions,
Bishop G. N Williams of Marquette
Mich, Is q visitor TO the islands sole
! ly for pleasure, A number Of island
people have returned, including Col
A. q. Halves, who has been to thl
mainland ON business mession Mr.
aud Mrs W lAshman are also hael
from q visit 20 the States