Evening bulletin. [volume], November 08, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1911.
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Weekly Calendar
MONDAY:
Hawaiian Staled.
TUESDAY:
llrniiilr Tint lliitrcr.
WEDNESDAY:
Honolulu 'huilrr-l'. .M.
mill M. I). M 7::ill p. in.
THURSDAY-
llimiiliilii ('tiiiiiiiiiiiilcr)
ltcgiil.tr .", i. in.
FRIDAY:
HllV1llil.UI Sl'l'llllll lllLTI'l'.
GATURDAV-
1.(1 Vloli.i No. :t lligul.ir.
AM visiting merabsrn of tie
Order are cordially Invited to
atlnm! meptlnfte of local ledgM
Meet on the
2nd nd 4th
Monday of
each month
at K. P. Hall
7:30 P. M.
. tnii.it rum up fRM mavmsm.- .
waiupic. r.mbintcny othei Auo.
-5HEFICIM. AJSnr.ATI0H. ciation, eor
iiilly invited.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. O. R. M.
Meets every first ntiil llilril Tuesday
or i-ui.li month In Fraternity Hull, I. O.
i). !'. building Mtlng brothers cor
llully Invited to attend.
"W J ltnlllNSON, Sachem.
II V. TODD, O. of It.
SONOtUT-U L0T3GE. 616. B. P. 0. I.
Unuelulu Lodse No. 816, II. P, O.
Klki, niota in their ball, on King
Itreet, near Tort, every Friday eye
olnp. Visiting Urotlieri art cordially
'nvltnl to atteni.
n. v. n. isi;.N'iu:Ra, & n.
cji:o. t. Ki.uiiai:, sec.
WM. McKINIEY I0D0E. NO. 8,
X. of P.
Koecs every 2nd and 4th Saturday
itenlnit at 7:30 oTiottT'n'K. 6tP.
Flail, cor. Fort i.nd Heretnnla. Visit
ing brothers cordially Invited fi at
tend. F. F. KII.HUT, G. 0.
L A. JACOI1SON, K. K. B.
OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. of P.
Meets cury ilrst nnil third Friday nt
7 50 o'clock, rjtlil.in Hull, corner Dcre
tnnla und Fort streets.' Visiting broth
ers cordially Invited to nttend.
H DISCKUl, C. C.
o. iiin.vi;. k. of it. & b.
, .1 II .
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O E.
Miets on kccoiiiI unci fourth Wcdncs
day evening of each innntli at 7:30
11'iliK.k, In Snn Antonio Hall, Vineyard
street, near lbniii.'i. Visiting brothers
aro Inv lie il to att 'ml
P lIUilil.NS. V P.
W.M i M'COY. Secy.
PERSONALITIES
iMtoKtissou i'i:itui:r win the
guest of tho College Club on Thins
day afternoon at I o'clock at tho
Colonial.
II. M HAUUISON of lint Sptlngs,
Ark., who Iiiih been viHllltig the Is
IiiiiiN for some weeks, lias ictiirncil to
(he m.t In tit ml.
V S CltANi: Iiiik roiui In Kauai In
the Interests of M A. (luiiHt A. Co.
After tlulshlng with Kaual bo will
tnhc In tlic other Islands.
1'. M SWANSCY la to he the next
Picsldeiit of tho Hawaiian Sugar
Planters' Association, tho totallnn of
nllliu bringing blm to tho position this
car
HII.N llltl'NS of llrother llenjiiniln
fame. is In l.ahalna with his medicine
kIiiiw this week, llo b.'iH Just lomplet
ed n circuit of Maul nnd will lcae
on Friday evening for u nix weeks'
lour of Hawaii.
MHS. WINIFHHD I UltAI), who has
been the Client of .Mr. nnd Jim. George
llecklej, left loil.iy on the Williclininu
for San Francisco. Mrs lli.nl will ic
turn In about three or four months,
nud iniiko her liotuu peinianeiitly In
Honolulu.
CIIANCi CIIAU -I have been asked
to ho firnliil ni.irshul of the largo pro
cession to be Chen by the local Chin
ese on the night of Ihc establishment
of a Itcpubllc In China. Tho only
tumble K I bavc no brilliant uniform
to lead the ci and army lu tho strcetB
of Honolulu
LAND CO.MMISSIONKU .1UDD said
yrslcrda Hint be was about ready to
untimlt n rule to Oovomor Frear for
apMoal. In connection with tho Med
IK rraiican frult-lly cmnpnlcn. This
will enable the ollkcrs ciirurciI III the
cnnipalRii tn reRiilnto shipments, ciitor
premises, nnd make yeonle clean up,
where necessary,
NOTARY DENIES THAT ANY
PRESSURE WAS ATTEMPTED
v.,iiipv 1'iiblle William S.ivldpe ile-
..1...1 ,i... ..ii. .,...il, hi Hint any pressure
had been broimht to hear on him by
Robert W Holt nnil I.. L. .Mcmmiii"",
whin the matter was linniKlit u l
court this mornlim' iliirlns tlie hcarliiB
of the lloU-ArmlliiRe cae.
riii. .ne Is I'Micitril to uo on ilurlnK
tlm reht of tills week, mid limy even run
oxer Into the next. No time Is lieinit
wasted, as the attomes are starthiK
iirtv In the illumine inn! worklnirrlKlit
tlinuiKli the iifternoon iih well.
SPIRITUALISTS, ATTENTIONI
IMward liirle, the noted IVyclilo "f
S.in Fu isco. who for over twenty
ears has been proinlnciitly blcntltleil
with I he riplrlliiallslM,inM-litlr.V Amer
ica, Is In Honolulu mul will ileuion
xlr.itc iihyrbk- plieoiininc.1, etc. Spirit-
ii.ll adi Ice on all matters Klicn Dally
111 to t. exenlnus by appointment. '1 ei
eiilMine 3913 or nt residence, "!S Klniiil
street (iratnl Sennce every Thiirsduy
live. S oMock H073-2W
Millinery
COHIHICT STYI.KS AND 1'UICKM
MILTON & PARSONS
Opposite Younp Hotel Phono 3088
Furniture and Piano Movers
City Transfer Co.
JAS. rl. LOVE
Phone 1281
TIDESSUN AND MOON
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Ijist ipiarler of the moon, Nov. litlT,
AUSTRALIAN LINE NOW
COMBINE ON THE COAST
Marama From the Colonics Makes Call During the Midnight
Hours Rough Weather Delays Arrival of Zealandia from
Vancouver Wilhclmina Sailed With Fair List of Pas
sengers Two Inter-Island Steamers Arrive This Morning
Tho Union Steamship Company,
larRO corporation of lliltlsh capital
which own tho vessels now operated
iiiuler tho house IhiK of the Canadian
Australian Steamship Company Is re
ported on rooiI authority to have on
leicd Into a nierRcr with Ibo Cmia-illnu-MoxIcan
Steamship Comp-iuy nnil
tho lloskowltz Steamship Company,
each the latter organizations liavliiR
vessels plyliiR aloiiR the l'acltlc Coast
and each n factor In Ibo Northwest
trade.
Tho comhlne, ncrnrilliiR to tho ro
pints bmiiRht f loin Sjdney, by "III
eers In tho Canadian-Australian lin
er Maranui, that miido a brief call at
Honolulu during the nilitnlRht hours
wus eiiRlncered by J. II. Wolsfoul,
President of tho .1. II. Wolsfonl Com
pany, Limited, of Liverpool.
The. object of tho consolidation Is
to eniihlo Ihc company to become a
creator factor in tho coasting trntlo
nloiiR the Paclllc Coast. Tho new
rouipauy iulenils In run frclKhtcrs on
fast time from Alaskn to all of tho
Mexican ami Central Aiueilcnu ports.
Tho Cniinilijii-Mcxlcan lino has been
In operntlon for some time, nud awns
tevcti boats that have been trndiiiR
between Vancouver and Mexican
ixii Is. The lloscowllz Steamship Com
pany was tho onucr of sixteen shlpo
triullnR itloiiH the Alask-i coast and
ns far noith us I'rlnco Ituperl, wheio
they wero ciiRiiRed in tho cannery
trade. Tho Union Steamship Com
pany dlil a coastliiR trado ami lias
hovcrnl ships lli.it pl between Aus
tralia, ami Vain Oliver,
Tho Marama steamed thioURh sonic1
rather nnsty wcallicr after IcavliiR
Suva, mid the one litmiltod nnd twenty
passciiKcrs wore compelled to remain
within iloois n Rood part of Ibo tlm?.
The Marama came aloutr side Alakcn
whin f about etRiit o'clock and shortly
after ten o'clock this iiiornliiK, tho ves
sel was dispatched for Vancouver nnd
Victoria, taking neatly one bundled
tons caiRO fiom this port nnd also re
ceiving one bundled tons coal to re
plenish ibo bimkeis. Tho vessel left
ITS tons Australian cargo nnd n score
of passeiiRcrs decided to iciualn over.
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Sierra Itcporl.
Tho following wireless message has
been received by the iiReiits fiom tho
0. S. S. Coa S S. Sierra, bound for
Honolulu: H. S. Sierra, At Sea, Nov.
7, 8 p. in, ')"- miles from Honolulu;
line weather: .'!:!-" tuns general cargo,
137 cabin passengers, -I steerage pas
sengers, ISfi sacks mail, am) Wells,
Fargo 'xptiiH matter. Dr. llluo will
pass ship at sen. Will bo at dock nt
G:3U u. in, Filday morning. Will dock
at tho Oceanic wharf, foot of Foil
si reel.
WEATHER TODAY
Temperatures 0 it. in., 71; S a. in.,
76; lu a in., 7S; noon, 7'J; morning
iiiinlmiitu, 73.
Ilaromctcr, S a. m., I'O.dii; nbsoluto
bumldlly, S a. m., ft.371! grains pcr
cublc foot; relatlvo humidity, S a. in.,
OH per cent; dew point, S u. in., fit.
Wind fi n. in., velocity 10, direction
K.; S n. in., velocity 11, direction K.;,
10 n. in., velocity 13, direction N. H.j
noon, velocity 11', direction N. 10.
llalnfnll during -4 hours ended 8 a.
in., trace.
Total wind movemont during 2 1
hours ended at noon, 307 miles.
W. C. Peacock & Go., Ltd,
Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors Tel. 1704
Family Trade a Specialty
I Mont Rouge Wines
Mumm's Champagne
Schlitz Beer
VESSELS TO AND
FROM JHE ISLANDS
(Spccl.il CiiIiIp ( .fcrc'linnls'
I'xchaiiu'e.)
Wcilnciilu), .(Mcmbcr H.
SAN FItANCIBCO Sailed. Nov. S,
12:10 p. m., S. S. I.urlluc, for Hono
lulu. SAN FItANCISCO Arrived, Nov. 7, S.
S. F.utcrpilsc, from Ililo Oct. 30.
KAIIULUI Sailed, Nov. 7, Ilk. St. Ito
gntlen, for Portland.
II I LO Arrived Nov. 5, bk. Albert, 2.T
days from I'oit Gamble.
HI LO Arrived Nov. 4, sclir. Minnie
A. Cnliic, 37 days from Kvcictt.
W'lrrlv.
S. S. Sierra, docks nt Oceanic wharf
ti:30 a. in. Friday from San Fran
cisco with 3327 Ions cargo, 21 steer
age and 137 cabin passengers, 1SS
sacks mail mul Wells, Fargo ex
press. S. S. Zealandia will dock nt Alakea
whaif about 3 p. in. from Victoria
and sail about 8 p. in. for Auckland.
Accident to New Gangway.
It was ii matter of regret that an
accident befell tho handsriuio new
pnhenRcr gangway devised by Ship
ping Manager John II. Dievv of Iho
,Mn I Kin Navigation Compau.v which
prevented tho r.iurvvii) being used at
tho depaituro of tho llucr Wilheliuliia
for S.in Francisco this morning. The
steamer sailed ul H'li o'clock taking
ninety cabin nud twcity-flvo stecrnge
passengers. The Wlllielmina hccured
a laiRO ear go couslileiliig thai Ihc
vessel sailed without any sugar. The
Height list showed 2!i,l0i) cases of
pieservcd pineapples, 7rill biiuclic.i
h.in.iuas, 2I0U Hacks ilco, 20nu sacks
coffee and a largo ipiautlty of sun
dries. Tho vessel was Riven a mail In
tended for tho malnlnnd. Tho Wll
lielmina Is scheduled In arrive nt Sin
Francisco on next Tuesday morning
Cl.iiiillne Timed French Itiirk lo Sen.
Tho French bark Saint ItoR.-itlcii
was towed from Knliultil harbor In
sen eslcrday by Ibo Inler-lsbiml
sleainer Claiidlne, Tho departure of
tho haik for Portland, Oie., leaves but
one windjammer nt tho Maul port In
the American schooner Koko Head,
which is discharging a shipment of
Australian co.il. Tho Cliiuillna met
with some roiiRh wenther on the
homeward Hip. The vessel arrived
this morning .bringing n fair list of
cabin ami deck passengers nnd tho fol
low lug Horns of Rcneral cnrRo: Ono
unto, 17 sacks tuio, 1GI packages sun
dries, 12 barrels wine, "l sacks corn,
237 pieces ohln wood, I!) crates chick
ens nnd 14 bogs. Puiser Klbllng re
pot Is tho schooner Cnmniio lit Illlo
discharging lumber, nnd the arrival
of the schooner Minnie K. Calnc, 37
da)s from Kverctt, Washington, nnd
l the bark Albert, 29 dajs from Port
I (Iambic.
Seas Dangeroui Along Kaual.
Purser .lames l,nganlrr Ibo Inlcr
island steamer W. (I. II.ill, an arrival
rt Iho port this morning iciinrtcil
heavy sens along poi lions of Iho Knu
al const, which made It dangerous to
attempt to tao on or land passengers
nt Nnvvlllvvlll. AH mall ami p-isscu-com
for this isirt were carried to
Abiiklnl wlicro weather conditions
were more favoiahle, Tho Hall re
turned with 22 packages sundries nnil
.1 few passciiRors. This vessel will
not bo dispatched for tho Clnrilcn Isl
and until Friday morning, awaiting
the arrival of the Oceanic steamship
Siena with ninlnlnnd malls nnd cx
picss matter.
l.iirllne Has Sailed from (he ('nail.
According In a cable received nt tho
olllce of Custlo & Cooke, the local
agents for the Matson Navigation
steamer l.iirllne, that vessel sailed at
12:40 p. in. today from San Francisco
with destination ns Honolulu. The
l.urllnc Is undcrstooda a bringing u
largo quantity of Now Yoik cargo
ti unshipped from Aiucrlcun-Hawnllaii
steamers. Tho vessel should urrivo
hero on November 15.
Zcalaiiill.i to Sail Tills Dvcnlng.
As near ns can bo figured out, the
Canadian Australian liner Zealandia.
to nrrlvc from Victoria nnd Vancouv
er this iifternoon, will bo dispatched
for Australian porta on or about 8
o'clock this evening. The vessel will
heith at Alakea wharf. A small
amount of cargo Is to bo discharged
nt this port. Tlicio Is room for a scoro
or moi u of passengers.
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Honotulan at Eleele.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Houolulnn Is icisirleil nt ICIeelo Ink
lug on sugar and general cargo des
tined for Sun Francisco and Pugct
Hound jHirls.
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Tho rumor has gained cuireucy
Ihioiigliout Ibo ICast that tho Nippon
YiiM'n Knlsha, a big .lupinesc steam
ship company and the (Ireat Northern
which operates tho gigantic liner .Min
nesota, have agreed to illsagice, with
tho icsult Hint the vessel will booh
akn up trndo ucios the Parlfic under
sepal alo schedules. Tho reason as
signed for tho lepoited sevcraneo of
a Ir.illle agiecmcnt Is that heavy
business offerings ami Ibo deslie lo
enter hit (ia moie aggrehslvo compctl
lion with other steamship companies
for Oriental trade lias decided Iho
.lapanesc lino to open separate olllces,
AIIIIIVKI)
Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Sjdney via AucKlnnd Mnrnin,i,
C.-A. S. S., 7:30 p. in.
Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Hawaii via Maul imrts Claiidlne,
iliur., a. in.
Kaual ports W. 0. Hull, Blmr., it,
m.
t IlKI'AHTKIl I
Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Kaual ports Klnnii, stinr., C p. in
Maul nnd Molokal potts Mlknliala,
l.tmr., n p. m.
Kaual ports Nocau, slinr., 5 p. in.
Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Vancouver njid iVIctorln Marama,
C.-A. S. S., 2:30 a. in.
San Francisco Wlllielinliia, M. N.
S. S., 10 a. in.
PASSKMIKIIS .til II IV Kit
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Per stmr. Claiidlne, from Hawaii
and Maul ports. .1. H. McSwanson, (1.
W. Carr, F. M. Harrison, J. 10. Cham
berlain, Ah 1,00k, M. Plcaulco, Mrs. .1.
Williams, Mrs. W. Maples, Mrs. Need
liam, Mrs. P. A. (lorman, Mis. Flak,
C. It. Collins, Dr. NotlaRC, Jim. Cos
ta, D. K. Hoolopn, W. N. Cninbra. I.lz-
zlo Do Hego, Ilcsslo do Itego, It. N.
Nahl, Maylmn, Itcv. C. Fo, Miss Kings
bury, M. Parcsa, A. Soimi, A. I.lno,
Geo. Mcdelro, M. It. Frellas. .1. Or
nellas, A. Iluslinell, I. Snares, II.
Frcltas, M. K. Hcro, Antone Kllua, F.
C. Ilenevedes, M. Dopnnte, Frank .los
epli, Thus. Pedro, W. C. Martin. W.
Kels, II. Chlllliigvvorth, J. Williams
nnd 20 on deck.
Per C.-A. S. S. Mnrnma, from Sid
ney, Nov. ". C. JarvK T. Alzawu,
Miss I. Clonan, I). It. Klrkcr, Mrs.
Olds, Cnptnln V. Itlrhter, N. Nlelson,
Miss A. Clonan, Mrs. M. Johns nnd
Infant, Miss Conk, Mrs. T. Hodsuml,
Mrs. M. Clonan, Dr. .1. .1. Cnsgrove,
Mr. W. P. Olds, T. D. Collins, W.
Moran, A. I.. Palmer, A. Sabcl.
Per stmr. W. (!. Hall, from Kauai
ports. S. W. Mange, Arthur Hire, F.
J. Llbby. C. It. Cray, C. W. Spitz, F.
Crawford and 21 deck.
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I l'ASSKMIKIIS llOOKKII I
f-
Pcr stmr. Mniuia l.oa. for Illlo nud
way ports, Nov. 10. T. 11. (Uhson and
wife, Miss .1. It. .MnHpy nnd fllend,
J. S. Flllinoio W. T. Fiobt, I). (i. May,
Miss N. Wallace, W. C. Alii. W. II.
Williams, II. HiHier, .1. K. Hughoa,
F. Osakl, J. Johnson, Mis. Wood.
Per stmr. Cl.iudlue, for Illlo, vlit
wny lxirls, Nov. 10. A. Haiiebcrg.
Mrs. V Iliinl nnd child, Mrs. Homy
Dcas, Mrs. Miilholl.ind and two chil
dren, Mrs. Ilodgc.
Mongolia Bringing But Little drip.
A eablo leeclved bote by II. H.iek
febl and Company nunnunccd the do
parturo of the Parlllc .Mall liner Mon
golia from San Fiaurlsco vestenlay
wllli a very email amount of cirgo for
discharge nt Honolulu Tho Moiigolli
thould arrive bcie mi next Monday
morning en route lo Japan and Chin i
porta.
Klcvcu days ovenluu finm Tahiti,
the bnrkcnllno K. N. Casllo aiuved
at Snn Frnnclucn on Oclober 12. Somo
upprchcnslnn for tlio safely of tho
Castle was fell when she failed to
mrlvo on time.
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