Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-14
STORAGE;
CITY TRANSFER co. JAS H. LOVE
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HiIo Shipping. II ~
The little island schooner Moi Wa.
/ hine was visitor at lIilo on Monday,
the first visit to that port in many
months. While there she took en- a
quantity of sugar and other conlmo-
dities. The departure of the Matson
Navigation steamer Enterprise from
that port is sla ed for next Wednes-
day A shipment of sugar from Ooka
la and Wainaku win be supplied the
| vessel A consignment of 62N000
| feet lumber arrived there on Tues
day by the American schooner A. f.
Coates. The vessel was at the rail
way wharf discharging at the time of
departure of the Mauna Kea. The
departure of the schooner o. M. KeI-
logs for Grays Harbor was recorded
for Tuesday. Lumber brought to the
port by teh bark Albert is being dis
charge at the Railway wharf
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Elk Bring ns Mules and Forge.
The United States army transport
Dix is believed will arrive here from
the sound the first of the coming
week. The vessel sailed from Seattle
with large shipment of horses,
mules and a quantity OF feed stuffs
and supplies for The quartermaster
department The Dix may leave some
cargo here but the greater bulk of
her freight will be taken on to Ma
Mia The animals will be given an
during the few days stay of the steam
er at the port.
German ship to AIakea Wharf.
The Jebsen steamer Erna will be
shifted to the Waikiki side of Alokea
wharf today The damaged wheat has
been removed and a qu1naity OF the
grain disposed of at auction is tenn
porarily placed at the old fish market
until it can be hauled away to the
warehouse of the purchasers. The
Erna will probably remain here until
Tuesday before sailing for Moi, ia
pan, and thence to the Mediterranean,
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Much Native Lumber Received.
Large shipments of native lumber
from Hawaii continue to come into
Honolulu by lntec-lsland steamers.
The Mauna Kea an arrival this morn
ing brought a quantity of koa and
ohia lumber The vessel met with
strong trade winds and heavy north
west swell as she steamed across the
channel. A fair list of passengers
arrived.
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Bencia OFF the Marins Railway. J
After a cleaning and repainting the
American schooner Benicia was haul
ed down from the Marine Railway this
morning and af or fumigntion, the
vessel will be meady, ready for sea.
The Benicia arrived here the day be-
fore Christmas with a shipment of
lumber She will return to Grays
Harbor for orders.
"a,
Niihau Off the Ways.
After a week spent in making re-
pairs to tailshaft and also a repaint-
ing the Inter-Island steamer Niihau
left the marine railway this morning
and is being loaded with an assert
IhCnt VI IiOlSht lOli IliWui poi To- nc
vessel is on the berth to sail at four
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
keauhou Here With Sugar.
With shipment of 300 sacks sug-
ar taken ON at Kilauea the steamer
Keauhou Is all arrival at tn epOrt. Two
Filipino passengers returned by the
vessel. Purser Wallace reports strong
East wind, rough seas and rainy wea-
her on the homeward trip.
Mongolia Tomorrow
1t is the present expectation Of II.
Hackfeld & Co. to dispatch the Paci-
1c Mail liner Mongolia for the Orient
tomorrow evening provided the yes
sci arrives at the port at an early
1our in the morning. There is less
han seven hundred tons freight to be
eft here.
With fifty Honolulu passengers and
1 large mail. the Pacific Mail steam
n Korea leaving here on January
'th arrived at San francisco yester-
lay according to a recent cable.