Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09

boards ut the local theatres. The
Zcalandia carried only a small cargo
of sundr!es taken ON at Honolulu.
showery Weather on Kauai.
Rain and continued showers along
the coast of Kauai is reported by the
officers of the lntcrlsland steamer w
@. Hall that has arrived from Garden
Island ports The vessel brought q
very small amount of freight.
Purser James Logan reports 100 V
*. and 1900 X. S. NJ. sugar as avail
Ing shipment
Intcrisland Steamers Sail Today.
ElC elton Day prevented the depart.
urc Of the steamer Helene for Ha
makua coast ports yesterday and that
vessel was dispatched for the Big Isl.
and at noon today. The vessel car,
rled fair sized shipment of supplies
and general cargo.
"a
Niihau for kawaihae. ..
Ht lultl lSlduu SlCdlnNl NHHdu VIII
be dispa chCd for Kawalhae and Ma.
hukona today taking general cargo
only.
Notice to Mariners.
St. Georges Reef, Cal.-Notice Is
hereby given that, owing to scar
city of water. 1t may be some neces-
sary at any time to discontinue the
operation of the fCg-signal until the
rains set in.
Due notig d will be given when
sufficient water Is on hand to aysure
the full operation Of the signal.
SAN FRANCISCO BAY ENTRANCE
CALIFORNIA.
Notice Is hereby given that on Octo
Der 81. 1910, the fog bell at Fort
Point Light Station, entrance to San
Francisco Bay, Cal. which Is struck
by machinery when the trumpet II
disabled, was moved from its old 10
cation on the outer wall of the North
west bastlon of the brick fort to 4
point on the top of the brick fort tt
the Northward OF the fog signal.
20 =,
All kust Have Wireless.
Collector of Customs Malcolm sta
toned at Portland, Oregon. is sending
out notices to owners of steamships
that carry passeng rs, notifying then
of the requirements of the law pass
Cd by Congress ut the last session
providing that all such vessels mus
be equipped with wireless telegraph
apparatus by next June and must car
ry an operator.
Cruisers 10 Remain at San Francisco
Orders have been issued counter
mandlng the order recently issued foI
the sailing of the Pacific feet of cruis
crs and they will now remain at SaI
Francisco until the arrival and depar
turo of the Japanese fleet. which Il
expected on November 18th. The ia
panesc ships will remain until tn,
23d. The Pacific fleet will leave her,
at the same time. Visitors will b,
permitted to board both the American
and Japanese cruisers during the ell
tire time.
~
Siberia Due Friday Morning..
Messrs. II. Hackfeld & 90. hav,
received a wireless from the Pacih,
Mail liner Siberia to the effect tina
the vessel will arrive off the quaran
tine at O'Clock on Friday morn
Ing. The vessel comes from Hong
kong and Japan ports, and Is report
ed to be bringing a consignment oI
Orietal freight amounting to 320(
tons. II Is expected that the yes
sci will OF be dispatched for Sar
Francisco before Saturday noon ow'
ing to the very large cargo for this
pee, The agents state that there Ii
plenty of room for all applicants fol
first-class transportation Hii.,,
viii Proceed With G?lvesto, Repairs
The Puget Sound navy yard auth
orlties receiver orders today to pro
coed with repairs on the gunboat Gal
weston, which has been lying out OF
commission for several months. Ac
cordins to the orders, present repairs
are to cover steam engineering and
hull divisions of the vessel and do not
include the ordnance work, Approxi
mately $125,OO0 will be put into the
machinery and hull repair work. and
should orders be received to proceed
with the ordnance work this expendl
turc will be increased to $4,000