Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

afternoon. The vessel is bringing no
cargo 1t is possible that few lay
over passengers may be left at the
port. 1t is the present intention Of
giving the vessel a prompt dispatch for
Japan ports and Hongkong and the
Vessel will probably sail for the Far
East by ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ling.
+ Hyades Delayed In Arrival.
! According to a wireless message re-
i ceivel this morning the Matson Navi-
| glti@n steamer Hyade5 will not ar
/ rive at the port much before tomor-
row morning The vessel is bringing
| down gene. al cargo including feed
| stuits flour and MERCHANDISE from
! SIN Francisco, Seattle and Tacoma.
! The vessel will berth at the Railway
! What ana after the discharge OF
/ freight for Honolulu is scheduled to
p:1ceed 10 Port Allen, Kahului ana
Kaanapali. The Hyades will take on
I sugar at various island ports with
destination for Pacific coast refnar-
les.
NE
| The Amcr,c1n-Il1Waiian frcighter
Mi829urian from Salina Cruz FOR Pu-
! SGT Sound and the Hawaiian islam Is
! IS reported to have sailed from San
! Francisco for Seattle yesterday This
4 vessel is bringing a good sized cargo
fof Tcbolnlu and should arrive here
en-. or about Januaryb1Sth. 70
LGn1her from the eoana. 80
bns sa faift sag Ii
! Coronado Eack or the Ran.
| After having been transferred to
| various icoast runs, the American bark
| Coronadoi has been dispatched from
| the coast with d Shipment Of mef-
chandise destined for Eicnoluluy The
Coronado is reported to have sailed
from San Francisco on last Saturday,
~
Bringing down . shipment Of lum-
NOR from the Sound the American
| schooner Robert Levers has arrived
and the work CT discharging the yes
sci will begin tomorrow The Rob
EFT Levers was f0rty-seVen days in
making the passage to Honolulu.
erq5r tlao Fcached the ls.hnnus.
The consignment of sugar that left
the islands by the Amccic Hawaiian
freighter Alaskan arrived at Salina
Cruz on last Saturday according to
late cables received here.
Enterprise OF fer l4io.
Leaving San Francisco on last Sat
urday, the Matson Navigation steamer
Enterprise is enroute for IIilo taking
fair sized general cargo for the big
island.
The more rigid lines laid down for
the governing customs inspection OF
steamers arriving at San Francisco
from the Orient which mas now gone
into effect is believed will not change
| the order Of procedure at Honolulu IN
the least.
The way Of the smuggling trans
Ercssor will be hard in the port Of
! San Francisco henceTortn. A string
cnt and vigorous enforcement of tho
laws which prohibit the Importation
Ct opium without duty and the Illegal
entering Of Asiatios is . be made by
the customs department and inlmigra
ton butterflies
The arrival of the japanese liner
Tenyo Maru. which vessel is expected
viii sail from Honolulu enroute from
the Orient Oh Saturday will presum-
ably see the Inauguration Of a new
system calling for two customs il
spectors to board vessels Immediately
upon arrival at the Golden Gate
Heretofore the customs inspectors
have waited until quarantine doctors
had completed their hour or two OF
medical examination Whenever onn)
of the transpacific steamships has ar
rived within the heads IN the night
IL CuSlOlllS llSDSGlOI y nave SD4iC
aboard her until after daylight.
1t is believed that the smuggling
ring has accomplished some of itsI
most successful work on steamships
which, arriving in the night, were not
boarded by the customs inspectors
until after they had been in the harbor
several hours The members of the
crow on board the steamers are said
to have dropped the contraband opium
over the vessels sides in casks which
We're later picked up by confederatc3
on the outside.
This particular channel for the
smuggling Of the drug will be effec
tually cut off. Each FOREIGN vessel ar
irving at San francisco Will be under
the .watchful eye of the customs de-
\, and with an extra watch