Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-09

British officers will guide the destin.
les of the recently purchased Pacific
Mail steamship Nile with the excep-
lion Of those who have to do with the
care Of cargo and passengers. so 1t
- reported on board the big liner
Manchuria which arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
J. f. Bluomer. a well known official
who for years has been identified with
the Pacific Mail in the Panama SER
vice has been appointed to the pur-
ser's Office in the Nile. The latest adj
dition to the Pacific Mail fleet Is he
lieycd to have sailed from London and
should arrive at Hongkong the first
part Of February, and in ample time
10 be dispatched on the maiden voy.
age to San Francisco by the way Of
Japan ports and Honolulu on or about
february 23rd
Purser Boomer Is milking the trip
TO the East as passenger in the Man
Churia He Is an official destined tn
lie popular with Pacific travel.
ers and confessed this morning that
this was his first visit to Honolulu.
DR.. +. II. Coohnham has received
che appointment of ship surgeon ia
the Nile. He also is passenger in
the Manchuria for HongkOng.
f. Cowlrich, who is well known to
Honolulu shipping fraternity as the
former storeIieeper In the Manchuria
has been given well deserved pro.
motion to the office Of freight clerk
at Hongkong, as passenger in tho
NIamChuria.
Mrs. Hcbard, who has been associ-
ated with a number of trans, Pacific
liners in the capacity of stewardess,
IL going to HongliOng to take up her
duties in the Nile.
The Nile win retain her British reg
istry aud therefore be barred from
accepting other than layOvCr passen.
gers between Honolulu and San Fran.
cisco. The steamship is fayorably
spoken of in shipping circles aud tie
arrival of the steamer at this port
along in March will be awaited with
considerable interest.
The Manchuria came to her berth
ut Alakea wharf shortly before $3.50
this morning. There is a record list
of passengers for Honolulu, a large
iercentage being tourists who hail
from coast points from San Diego to
the Siskiyou's.
One hundred and two cabin passen.
gers left the vessel at this port. There
were seventeen In the second class
aud 2 Asiatics in the steerage for
Honolulu
The Manchuria has a fairly large
sized through list of passengers in.
Guiding 6S cabin, ~ second and 2O9
Asiatic Storage.
The Manchuria Is to sail for the
Far East at five o'clock this afternoon,
but before this hour 1874 tons general
cargo will be discharged at Alakea
wharf.
The Manchuria Is known as the car
rival ship on this trip, the steamship
being diverted to Manila where a hun.
drcd or more visitors to the big Phi.
iippine carnival will embark at Shan
ghai. The vessel carries in transit a
large cargo amounting to G2OO tons of
which a large portion will be dis
charged at Manila.
rurser J. p. Bourne greeted the
quarantine, immigration, customs Off
Gals and newspaper men this morn.
Ing after having spent two months
on shore during which time he visited
his old home. Bourne received the
sincere congratulations of his host OF
friends on his return to duty.
The usual deck sports and saloon
entertainment ruled during the trip
Gown from the Coast. The weather
was pronounced a delightful all the
way down. The Manchuria brought