Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Shipping

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nesday morning., shortly after day
break. The schooner Melrose, which
recently left liilo for the Coast, has
been rechartered by the Hilo Rail-
road Company to bring down another
cargo of redwood ties for the new Ha.
makua extension The schooner Mu-
twelve days out fro mthe Coast. The
barkentine Irmgard Is at Mahukona,
discharging freight.
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American. H aWaian Wireless.
As exclusively stated in the b J.
lett n some months ago, the Ame-
wireless telegraph apparatus on all
their freighters, not owing to any
compulsory law but simply as mat
ter of convenience. General Freight
Agent c. p. Morse has received word
recently confirming earlier report that
the American-Hawaian steamers In
the Pacific would yet be equipped with
the modern method Of over seas COM
munication.
kinau An Early Arrival.
One day ahead of the regular sched-
ule. the Inter-lsland steamer kinau
fpn,,, Ka,,nt UNA urri,n1 thtg
morning bringing as cargo 5000 sacks
sugar, $50 sheep, pigs, ~ bales
hides, 20 sacks cocoanuts, 80 empty
drums and 60 packages sundrles. The
vessel met rough weather on the re-
turn trip. The steamer Niihau is re-
ported at Waimea to complete taking
on 1890 sacks sugar This vessel was
to depart for Honolulu today.
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Lurline Back from Maui.
Having taken on board thousand
tons molasses at Kahului. the Mat
son Navigation steamer Lurline re-
turned to port this morning and work
of placing on board a quantity of sug
ar began at an early hour. The Mat
son vessel will leave here on Mon
day evening with full cargo of sugar
for coast refineries. The steamer IL
scheduled to sail for San Francisco
at six o'clock taking a fair sized list
of cabin messengers.
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Japanese Cruisers Promised.
Advices received through the Pa
ciic Mail steamship Siberia from ia
pan reatlirm the prediction made
sometime ago that two cruisers, the
Aso and Soya are expected to pay
another visit to Honolulu this fall en-
route to California and Washington
coast points. These vessels called
here during 1909 and are now engag-
ed in training service for naval ca
diets.
Siberia Sailed and Room to Spare.
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia
arrived at Honolulu yesterday morn
ing with room for at least seventy
five cabin passengers. A few over
fifty took advantage of the superior
accommodation offered by this boat
A small number also bought second
class passage to the coast. The YES
sci left few minutes after six O'Clock
having discharged eleven hundred
tons general cargo at the port.
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LawIess Met With Contrary Winds.
Captain Lawless of the Spreckels
barkentine Coronado, which arrived
at San Francisco on June 8, thirty,
nine days from Honolulu, gave as {
reason for the unusually long pass
age the fact that the winds were very
contrary. In search OF favorable winds
Captain Lawless worked in the lati
tude ~ north, longitude 16i west.
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PASS arrived
Per stmr. Kinau from Kauai ports
July Wv Bailey, Miss Swayne, Ed
kahale, Miss NJ. HASTE, A. Freitas
Mrs, Mendonca, DR.. Thompson, Miss
Il, Lee, Miss Grace Chang, Miss FL
lis, r. Woodward, DR.. Derby, Miss
Sheldon, Miss ID. Sheldon, Franz
Thompson, Mrs Thompson. Miss NJ
Lymant, NJ. Wilcox and 30 deck.
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Persia for independence Day.
The Persia, theN small Pacific Mai
liner from the coast may show up ri
Honolulu on Fourth of July accord
ing to the present calculations of II
ilackfeid and Company, her agents
This vessel Is bringing no cargo
though it is believed that a few lay
over passengers will be left here.
island Vessels Bring Sugar and Cattle
Two Inter-Island steamers arrived