Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04

. from inc AllunllC 10 inc NOHSl last
year, and later loaded grain at Port
land for Europe She has been fixed
for coal at S.92. The new British
steamer Arna Is to get the same rate
The two British steamers of the Flar-
rison fleet get rate of $G.9S. The
COurtiiCld and two Strath steamers
have also been chartered for this
trade.
Hilonian Drenched With Spray.
nrenched with spray which at times
flooded her bridge. the Matson Navi-
CATION steamer Hilonian arriving at
Seattle yesterday is said to have eX-
perienced the toughest trip up to the
coast in many months. According to
cables the vessel reached Puget Sound
from San Francisco with a fair sized
cargo. Captain Peterson. the young
master of the Hilonian who has now
completed his first round trip in that
vessel stayed with the bridge during
all the long period of rough weather
His eyes were In bad shape on arrival
ut San Francisco as a result from the
deluge of salt spray. THE Ililonian
is expected to arrive at Honolulu on
or about April II.
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Several Windjammers Change Hands
Foreign shipping advices report the
sales of several sailing vessels, among
which are some that have figured pro-
minently in shipping on the coast
The British ship Celtic Chief has been
sold to Norwegians for $l6.500. She
was formerly commanded by Captain
Tim Jones. who was on the Coast last
In the British bark Kildal,On. Another
vessel recently changing hands Is the
four-mastcd British bark California,
formerly the Walter IL. Wilson. She
is now en- route from TOcopilla for
Falmouth, and is sold subject to safe
arrival. She brought $20,75O. The
Norwegian bark Bright, formerly the
British bark Bcllona, has been sold to
English shipbrcakers.
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Waddon in from Newcastle.
with 1863 tons Australian coal from
Newcastle, n. S. W., the British
frelghter Waddon Is an arrival at the
port. Captain Barrett reports a fair
trip up from the Antipodes. The
Waddon brought no mail or passcn-
gers. The vessel will remain at an
chur OF the port unfit Thursday be-
fore coming inside as the Norwegian
steamship Jethou Is at present at the
Inter-lsland coal bunkers discharg-
ing. The WaddOn brings fuel for the
local steamship company and will
therefore await the completion of the
TASK of unloading the Norwegian
steamer. While the British freighter
sailcd"seven hours ahead of the Je-
thou, she met with contrary winds
during a portion of the trip which
hindered her passage to the islands.
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Crook OF Tonight.
The United States army transport
Crook Is to be dispatched for San
Francisco at eleven O'Clock tonight
according to the latest intentions Of
the local quartermaster department.
The vessel brought down large as
sortmcnt Of personal effects belong
Ing to the troops nov stationed in
the islands and at first II was believ-
cd impossible to dispatch the troop
shin before tomorrow.
The Crook will carry some two
hundred marines, and between fifty
and sixty cabin passengers.
The postoilice viii forward a mail
by the Crook.
Sierra Landed Mails Early Today.
The Oceanic steamship Sierra with
the mail for the mainland arrived at
Sap Francisco at two o'clock this
morning according TO cable received
by the local branch of the Merchants