Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-15
SHIPPING NEWS
HERE and There


lt 'NDl'pol'h ~ 10 "
figure of speech implying perfection
wherever English Is spoken, but, in
spite of its familiar sound To the av'
erage individual 1t Is by no means gen
orally understood in q technical sense
A | at l.loyds Uondon) Is used In
that corporations Register of British
and foreign shipping to convey the
idea that vessel entitled to that APP
relation is of flrst-class character,
and her anchors. cables and stores in
n competent state for the conveyance
of passengers and all kinds of goods.
The title Is therefore conferred only
on those vessels which are new, or
with wooden vessels) have been eff
ciently restored.
From the edition of the Register for
1890 Il appears that the letters used
to designate lower classes of wood
vessels are "a" in red. "AE' and "E
I.loyds' surveyors periodically inspect
and report upon all such vessels, ana
the committee of Iloyds from these
reports classify them. The a. in red
embraces wooden ships which have
outgrown the period assigned to the
original survey. and also ships pre-
V'o"s'y nhclaSS''e" ana ,ounu on sur
yey to he of a superior description, At.
for the conveyance of perishable goods
to aud from all parts Of the world.
Ships in the "AE" class must pos
sess S'm''ar P"ai''ica'io"s eN'ep' 'ha'
'heE are guy ne'"eu W I'"' '''''
ara ''"ue'"'s ''en' '"i'ap,e VI 'on,es
ing Such EoouS lor Sho,,c' 'o''seS'
ne II c''SS "'e n"'''o'e WI cary
ing ca zoe" not SUBJECT W sea ua,'ase
oh any W.! 'se 'eS"'u'oSs VI ",a''',"
Ut 'ocah'S' Tue inquire '"p''es ei
hc'enc! vi EQUIPMENT SUCH us 'a"'es'
ahchors' 'ss'hs, cue
WOODEN vessels anu lhose WIN iron
frames ana WOOD plahhlhg, called conf
pos'te SHIPS, are GUESSED ior 'erh's Oh
years according 10 tlo Eraue Oh Wooh
used poss'p'e uuraplil'E pelhS inc
"liei aspect 'oselher WIN some MI
nor cohu't'ohs. Inc Term OF years as
signed IL ihulca'ed by 'he prehN 10
'he L. as ~ L.
I IRON NesSe's hoi" th'iI clasS'ica''ol'
continuously supJe'' Only 10 periodi-
cal surveys ihese vessels are grad
ed ny LloyuS ny DISSEMINATING prehS
such aS l"o' 70, W ana NJ oh 10 US
~" as 90 iicnce 'heS "ouiu pe
e'aSS'" "s i'o l. cue
contracts TOT 'nree steamers Let
' According 10 reports received on the
'oast from praN iarDor u mas peef
learned that contracts Tor three ne"
steamers ior 'he coastw'se trade nave
peeh ""a'"e" ny Truce u 10
! Two steam schoohers are uiluer con-
S.'uc''on 1T ''Ie Ear"S VI ''e Ma'ic"'
ohiPpu''"'hS COMPANY NJ iioP"i'"'
S"'pP'ns men say '"nt 'mere mas pee'
u','u'u "'''.'He :" '"' o'"a'", ''
meet 'or '''e l'S' year ueSi''e Tue "e
" manu- .'' '''t'"S'' i"'H' "o"e'e,' -
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'S,'''"''u quay WV Se",S WI" pc nc
'"''" :" ""'', '" "'"'u ~
''u,'''lv 'ne ""o' 'nHe III "o''o,'''
ne ,harleS II, Mcc"'''''ch S ,'''
sup ''''l'"s 10 !" p'''u ""'h"e' VI
'e"H''S' "''o'""S !" an ""ho"'''
'''e"' '''"uc ny ''e preS'uei,' VI th'
COM ahE' Wn'ch ope'a'es '''se nee
VI S'e",,r a'''oo'e'' III '''' .o"''" 'H'
p""s WIZ We VIC ,s'"', s'l''ci' VI
s"'PS''u ~ o., i,e'e''S' ore, M"ere ~
u"e ''sS,'' WIN pe 1U''s'' "'..u ,o' Wv
n"'' 'nns 90" ~. '',,' 70 .o"'''''.u W
''e company ~ o. Ite'.nS anu '"rs'
p'er was 'e'en''S eoiS',"c'eo ny un'
company at LOS ahseies' eq"'ppe'
WIN inc 'a'es' iacl,'t'cs ior hahdlih'
h',lpe' u"rSoeS' 'h"'''S H. Mc.o'
MICK VI 'he company says
c"lilo'h'a h'ari'e men nave con
''n"ea 10, years '"a' ,ne pes' "'a.e
RAJ 'ouhd on 'he fuc'ic Slope 10
"ooue" EessclS was 'he haruwooa u
S'ow'hs III iiu'hoo'u' County, p"' W.