Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-13
Shipping
HYADES MAY RELIEVE =.
CONGESTION OF MAILS
Matson Steamer Off for Island Ports This AtternoonNo
Regular Liner for the Coast Before May 20th-Mauna
Kea In Drydock-Logan Brought Many Officers and
Troopers-John Ena Takes Several Land LlbberS

len and the Maui sugar ports this aft
crnoOn. There is no direct liner lcaV-
ing Honolulu for the coast before May
goth the Pacific Mail steamship Mon
gOlia being due to arrive from the
Orient with nearly two thousand tons
general cargo on that date. II IL
believed that the vessel will he I'M.
able to get away for San Francisco
before the following day .
1t is possible that the Hyades VIII
he given prompt dispatch at both
Port Allen and Kahului. In this event
should the steamer he ready tp sail
from island ports by the middle Of
the week, n mail could be dispatched
for the mainland by the Inter-lsland
steamer Mauna I2>a leaving here on
next Tuesday, which left ut Kahului,
would then be transferred to the Hy-
AIDES. 1t will all depend upon the
rate of progress made in loading the
steamer with sugar, in making "A de
cisiOn regarding the forwarding oi
the mail. The matter will be settled
within a day or two.
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1t has been some months since the
Intcr-lsland flagship Mama Kca un-
der went cleaning and repaintins,
Upon return from Hilo and way ports
this morning, the steamer was hauled
upon the marine railway.
The Mauna Kea will be dispatched
for Hawaii on regular schedule OH
Tuesday morning. In addition TO q
fair sized list of passengers the
steamer brought the regulation gen
cral cargo. Purser Phillips reports
moderate trades ana northeast swclls
on the hOmcward voyage. Intcr-Island
steamer movements are reported a,
follows: The Kauai was at Hla dis
charging sugar, the Maui at Kukaiat
and due 10 arrive at Honolulu tomor,
row, the Kaiuani at Paauilo bOuul
for Hilo. The Likelikc at Kukuhael,
is expected will arrive at Honolulu
today or early tomorrow morning
The steamer Wailcle was taking OF
cattle at Kawaihae when passed b!
the steamer Mauna Kca.
n
No Shipping at Hilo.
At the time of departure of tn,
steamer Mauna Kea, no deep sci
shipping remained at Hilo. The las
vessel to leave there Vas the Mat
| son Navigation steamer Honolulal
| which took on 1850 tons sugar 70
San Francisco. The barkcntine Che
halls which discharged lumbc
brought from the Sound, sailed 70
the Pacific Coast on last Saturday.
Foohng Suey to Sail Today.
The American bark Foohng Sue
has completed taking on sugar Il
Mahukona and was scheduled TO sal
| for the East Const OF the Unite
| States today. The American schOOn
| or BOrcals with a shipment of Aus
tralian coal from Newcastle was {
take the berth vacated by the depal
turc Of the Foohng Suey.
r
EHingcr Takes over Merchants ES
/ change.
| with the death of !. Mort Dat, VIII
for years was in charge of the loci
branch OF the Merchants ExChang'
the business of compiling and issun
the daily cable report of the move
mcnt of shipping which has to d
with Honolulu. will he handled b
|, John Efinger, the present publisho
of the local shipping, The Guide. T.
finger has facilities at hand for ca
. rying forward the work. He state
that the reports will he continued q
before and promises u service in e'
cry way satisfactory to patrons.
i He took over the business III