Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

This vessel Will leave with a fair list
of passengers.
The w. @. Hall, which. according to
regular schedule, should depart for
Kauai ports on Thursday, will be held
over twenty.fOur hours to await Sier.
ra passengers, mails and express mat.
ter The Hall sails at o'clock.
The Claudine, for Maui and Hawaii
points, is on the boards for departure
for ) o'clock. This vessel will prob
ably carry a number of Portuguese
and Spanish immigrants to island
plantations.
Matson Steamship Movements.
The Matson Navigation steamship
Wilhelmina is to be dispatched for
Hilo this evening, taking a rather
small list Of passengers. The vessel
will receive big shipment Of sugar
at the Hawaii port and at the same
time will be discharged Of about one
thousand tons general cargo brought
down from the mainland.
The Wilhelmina is expected to re
turn to Honolulu by Monday morning
According to advices received al
the agency of Castle a. Cooke. the
Matson Navigation freighter Hyades
from San Francisco and Seattle, is due
to arrive at Honolulu on or about May
22nd. This vessel is bringing cargo
including the following consignments:
Honolulu, 1900 tons general and $50,
900 feet lumber; Port Allen. 300 tons
general and 10000 feet lumber; Ka
hului, 525 tons general and 10000
feet lumber.
Three Wind hammers at Hilo.
Three windjammers are reported al
Hilo with the departure OF the Inter
Island steamer Claudine for Honolu
In. The ship John Ena Is loading tn,
last of full shipment of sugar des
tined for the east coast of the United
States. The barkentine Klikitat is be
ing discharged of consignment o
lumber. The American schooner
Prosper, also an arrival at the Hawai-
port with lumber, is being rapidly dis
charged of her cargo.
At the time the Claudine called a
Kahului the ship Edward Sewall was
receiving sugar intended for the east
coast and the schooner Sudden was
being discharged of lumber
The Claudine returned with fail
list of passengers and cargo, includinl
500 pieces ohia wood, 1856 pineapples
1856 cases empty bottles, 10 cords WOOD
and 3OS packages sundries.
Purser KILLING reports fine trip.
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luka Ready for Sea.
The Miller auxiliary power yach
Luka, now lies at the Bishop slipway
awaiting but few finishing touches
prior to taking up a trial run In ant
out of the harbor.
The Luka has been fitted with {
small gasoline engine as well as {
Completely-equipped wireless plant
The little vessel Is being made read,
10 convey Father Rougier, the Soutl
Sea copra king, to his landed estates
at Tanning and Washington Islands
Should all go well In the trials I,
be held today, Father Rougier expects
TO get away for the South Pacific no
later than Friday morning. The Lux
will be in command of Captain Piltz
formerly of the Flaurence Ward.
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Korea Has Small Cargo.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, from
San Francisco to the Orient and du
to call here tomorrow morning, will
berth at Alakea wharf to discharg
$50 tons general cargo. The Korea 4
to be dispatched for Japan and Chin
ports at 8 o'clock, according to tn
present calculations OF II. Hackfeld 4
Co.
| Hall from Kauai.
With less than dozen passenger
and a cargo including 5000 sacks 81
gar, shipments OF geese, chickens, a
auto, empty gasoline drums and 3
packages sundries, the lnter-Islan
! steamer w. G. Hall was an arriva