Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-07
Shipping
Notice to Mariners.

| Notice to Mariners.
Hawaiian islam ls-Oahu Island,
| southerly side Honolulu harhor on
, trance: Outside entrance gaa buoy re
moved for rccharging January ., 1911
was replaced January 3 1911.
o. II, 3. N. TO NJ. Nc II, 1910. par.
C, & G. s. Chart 41c9 ana 4l0n.
l.. II. b, List of-Lighta, etc, Pacific
Coast, 1908, u, 30 after No. 250.
L. Il. B. List of Bu2ys, etc, 18th
Subdistrict, 1909 p. 49,
H. o. Publication No 115,
Hawaiian Islaule-Oahu Island
southerly side Honolulu harbor:
Channel Gas Buoy, No . established
January ), 1911 shows a white light
occulted at short intervals; in place
of Channel Buoy ., permanently dis
continued from which there has here
tofore been exhibited q fixed white
hand-lantern light.
tB. Of L. II. n. to NJ. No. A, 1910,
par 1929.
l.. II. p, list of Lights etc, Pa
cific Coast 1909, p. 50, after No. 25S.
/. H, B, List of Buoys, etc, 18Th
subdistrict, 1869 p 1G.
By order Of the Bureau of Light
houses.
LEO SAHM
Lieutenant, Z, s. ~, Inspector 10Th
l.. II, District.
Pig Iron Drops to Thinking Melody
The newest and most picturesque
wrinkle in Pacific Mail circles these
days Is the uniformed orchestra that
began its duties with the Korea upon
leaving l1OngkOn% on the present trip
The organization comprises eight Eli
pinos who were hired at the suggcs-
ton Of Vica-President and General
Manager Schwcrin while that official
was visiting the Far East on bust
ness mission. The Filipinos have been
discOursing melody each day. They
we've given uniforms including blue
serge coats, white trousers and tan
shoes. The musical program has not
been confined to the steamer while
voyasing the broad Pacific but during
the brief stay at Alakea wharf the
orchestra was ordered tuned up and
for a time this morning the noise of
falling pig iron and various lines of
mi fol at hut
melody from guitars and other string
ed Instruments. The new orchestra
maintained a respectful silence dur
ing the farewell musical program
played by the Hawaiian band at noon
today
NJ
Gales Felt 1T HIo. J
Strong gales prevailed at Hio the
first part Of the, week but did not
cause any particular damage to ship
ping of that port according to word
brought here by the steamer Maunu
Kea this morning.
While the wind was at its height on
last Tuesday the American schooner
\
charge of shipment of lumber began
to drag her anchors and had second
line not been promptly sent ashore
the vessel might have sustained con-
siderable damage The Camano was
delayed three days in sailing fer the
sound because of the weather The
Old reliable bark Albert has arrived
at the Crescent City having made her
appearance off the port on last Thurs
day. 1t is expected that the schoon-
er Kellogg will get away for the
sound today or tomorrow as the work
of discharging the cargo of lumber
has been completed. The arrival Of
the Matson Navigation steamer En-
terprise is expected there tomorrow.
she brings few passengers and a
quantity of general cargo.
"a
Big Shipment of Hard Wood Arrived.
There was a larger shipment than
usual of Hawaiian hard wood by the
lnter-lsland steamer Mauna Kea that
arrived from iilO and way ports this
morning Captain Freeman reports a
fine trip with light winds and seas.
ne vessel brought a large list of
cabin and steeragc passengers. The
freight list included hides, talow. 2
autos, 20 barrels oranges 20 cords
wood $50 hard wood ties, / $50 feet
of hard wood lumber and consign-
ments of chickens, pigs, turkeys and
The vessel is scheduled to
sail for Hilo via ports on next Tues
day morning.
Diseased FIipinos Go Into Quarantine
Before sailing for San Francisco at
neon today the Pacific Mail liner Ko-
rca left forty-f0ur Filtpinos at the
port at least twelve will be detained
at the Federal quarantine station for
a considerable period Nine of the
last lot to arrive here are what is
termed as mandatory cases and could
be deported did the u, S. immigration