Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-03
Missourian Bringing Down a Big

Missourian Bringing Down Big
Cargo.
A large general cargo is en- route to 4,
Honolulu in the Americana Hawaiian
freightcr Missourian, which is due TO
arrive at port early Monday morning /,
and will berth at the railway wharf. |
The MssOurian gathered cargo at Sa-
lima Cruz, and also shipments were
added at San Francisco and Puget
Sound ports. This vessel will depart
from tho islands taking the regulation
10000 tons sugar.
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Raise Planned for inspectors.
Word has been received NJ SAM
Francisco that a bin has been intro.
duCed in Congress TO raise the salar.
les in the United States Steamboat In.
spectiOn Service as follows: Super
vising inspector general, from $4,000 toi
$4,000; supervising inspectors. from
$1,000 to $4,000: local inspectors, from
$1,000, S22jO and $500 to $1,000; as
Eistant inspectors, from $500 and un.
dor to $500, and clerks, to $500.
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Band Serenades HonoIulan.
Herr Berger and the Hawaiian band
boys played pleasing serenade to the
passengers in the departing HOnOlu.
Ian. The melody from the City and
County organization was the attraC.
ton which drew a gOOdly crowd of
spectators to llackfcld wharf. The
band was also present at the depart.
ure Of the Japanese liner Chiyo Maru,
which sailed for Japan and China last
evening.
Lurlinc Now on Way to Honolulu.
Taking 2OSG tons cargo for Honour
In and $50 tons for discharge al the
port of Eahului. the MatsOn NaviPa.
ton steamer Lurline has sailed from
San Francisco and Is now well down
on the way TO the islands. Castle IL
Cooke state that the Lurlinc sailed
from the Coast port one day ahead of
her regular schedule. The Lurlino
should arrive here at an early hour on
the morning of April 10th.
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No Wireless from the Tenyo.
The Japanese liner TcnyO Maru il
nearing the islands from Japan, bu.
no definite WIRELESS message has yet
| been received concerning the probable
arrival OF the liner at the port of HC.
! nOlulu. The Tenyo is expected to
show up off port tomorrow afternoon.
! Castle & Cooke, the agents, are still
/ in the dark as 10 the amount OF ORR
entail freight the vessel has for dis.
charge at Honolulu.
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! oiI.Tanker Herrin Due Sunday.
An aerOgram has been received at
| the local branch of the Associated Oil
! Company today to the effect that the
/ American oil.tankcr w. +. Hcrrin was
400 miles off port last night and
! should arrive here not later than Sun.
day morning The HerrIn Is bringing
down fuel oil from Gaviota and Is he
lieved TO have nearly 10000 barrels OF
this commodity.
Sugar on Kauai.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
, includes the following COnsignments.
| according to report brought to this
city in the steamer Hall: KSM $3.50,
MAX i3,7i2, G&R 1850, MCB i5,451,
VIZ 2lOO, KIP lO,9jO, KSCo 1000, LIP
1926, CT $4,000.
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OF for the Big Island.
Taking general cargo including &c.
ment, fertilizer coal and lumber, the
lntCr-lgland steamer WailClc was dis.
patched for IlOnOkaa and Kukuihaelo
shortly before noon today. This YES.
sci carried no passengers.
Two Steamers for Maui.
The Claudinc for Maui and Hawaii
ports, including llilO and the steamer
Kilauca back on the KOna.Kau run
will he despatched on Friday, taking
large consignmcnts Of freight and
/ fair lists of passengers.
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! Senator Perkins has Introduced a
| bill to prevent cVasiOus of coast wise
shipping laws prohibiting transpOrta.
| ton of passengers between American
! ports IN foreign vessels.
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/ The barkontine aurora, having been
| discharged Of a shipmeu, o. nitrate,
| has sailed from Kahului en- route to
| Puget Sound ports. The vessel left
the Maui port yesterday.
LOST.
, From BcllinH'S pasture in PulOlO Val
Icy, brown California mule, Re-