Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-06
BAGGAGE.
CITY TRANSFER co. GAS Il. Lovs) :.
Shipping
Navy wireless WIN Cooperate.

Navy Wireless win Cooperate.
The Department of Commerce and
Labor has notified Seattle steamship
lines that arrangements have been
made with the Navy Department by
which naval shore stations will assist
in the enforcement of the wireless
ship act which became effective July
LIST. During May and June between
the hours of s a. IN. and p. m. wire
less messages will be received from
merchant vessels subject to the act
to show that such vessels are equip
ped with efficient apparatus for radio
communication, in good working or
der and in charge of person skilled
In the use of such apparatus. The
United States navy operators at the
shore stations will mail the messages
to the Navy Department at Washing
ton, where they will be turned over
to the Department of Commerce and
Labor
Mlnd0rO Has Lumber for Honolulu.
The American schooner Mindoro
has been chartered to load lumber at
Portland, Ore, with destination as
Honolulu at u rate of $3.50 a thou
sand feet, The schooner is at Re-
dondo, and will arrive for May-June
loading. She has capacity for hand
ling 100000 feet of fir. This is the
first vessel taken to load in the river
for the Hawaiian Islands for several
months. The identity of the charter
ers was not disclosed.
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Arizonan from San Francisco Direct.
The Hawaiian steamer
Arizonan did not call at Puget Sound
ports on the trip just brought to a
conclusion by her arrival at Honolulu
this morning.
Bringing about fifteen hundred tons
general cargo and merchandise that
left New York by the steamer Ha-
waiiap on March 9th and the Texan
on March 18th, the Arizonan has
gone to the Railway wharf to dis
charge. Seattle and Tacoma were
omitted. The vessel will remain here
until about May 10th before sailing
for Kahului, Kaanapali and island
ports to gather up sugar cargo fol
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The
Arizonan. was eight days in making
the trip from San Francisco. The
vessel met with fair weather ant
brought no mail.
} Cloud OF Witnesses In Mauna kea.
1 "a cloud of witnesses" arrived a
Honolulu this morning among tn,
passengers in the Inter-Islant
steamer Mauna Kea. They will prob
: ably be called upon to tell what the!
know concerning the Hilo Higl
! school scandal.
The vessel arrived with fair lis
of cabin passengers and a small car
GO. The freight list included .th'
usual consignments OF empties, 800
pieces. of native lumber, 10 cord
+, wood. crates chickens, 1853 hea,
sheep and 1877 packages sundries
! Captain Freeman reports a fair tri
across the channel. The officers re
I port ideal weather at the Volcan
] though but few tourists have take
a advantage of the exceptional oppor
: tunity to visit the natural wonder.
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! Hawaii Sugar Awaiting Shipment.
The accumulation of sugar on Ha
wall according to report brought b
Purser Phillips of the steamer Ma
una Kea. includes the following cor
. signments Olaa 1850; Waiakei
= II, 900; Hawaii Mill 1850: Wainak
u 5000; Onomea 6943; Pepeekeo l4,500
HoDomu $500; Hakalau 1900; I.aupi
!, hoehoe 1900; Ookala 5000: Kukaia
Id 4705; Kukaiau (HD 2415: Hamt
. kua 1l,4O0; Paauhau 5000: Honoka
. 1000; Kukuihaele 23,700; Punalu
:, 1874; Honuapo 246l sacks,
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a Chiyo Maru Made Fine Landing.
: Honolulu pilots take exceptions
a the statement that the injuries SUI
tanned by Hawaiian stevedore yei
O terday morning at Alakea wharf wei
Q due to the breaking of a string,
= caused by collision from the JaI
n anese vessel.
It II is pointed out that the Chiy
Maru made one of the best berthini
II at the wharf witnessed In some tim
l, II appears that the stevedore suffert
: an accident by the breaking OF pc
t ton of the gear used in the dlschars
= of cargo. He was taken to the no
pital where he is said to be in a pr
carious condition.
Rain Delayed Enterprise Departure
Rain IL assigned the cause Of Il
small delay in the sailing of the Ma
4 son Navigation steamer Enterpri
from Hllo. The vessel got away 4