Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
Shipping
LOADED TO The GUARDS THE
zEALANDIA MAKES BRIEF STAY
Murphy New Recruit For Customs Staff-Persa Nearing
the IsIands-Serra In the Morning-Three nterIsIand
Steamers Away Tomorrow-Ban on Smoking

on the Canadian Australian liner Zea-
iandia last evening and made the
rather unpleasant discovery while
here that he would not be permitted
TO land the canine at an Australian
port. There was nothing to do but
to leave Murphy" behind, and he was
Immediately adapted by Night Inspec-
tor Berry who has provided the dog
with good home and given him a
detail.
Sierra An Early Arrival.
THE Sierra will he In before break
fast" was the reply given In response
to a query made at the Office OF G..
Brewer and Company today. DR.. Blue.
noted quarantine medical officer is
passenger and has been granted
authority to pass the ship. The 81
ezra will therefore come In the har-
around about six o'clock tomorrow
morning. This arrangement will no
doubt meet with the hearty approval
of one hundred and thirty seven cabin
passengers AS will II also please the
local business men who are anxious to
receive their portion of one hundred
and lightweight sacks of later main
land mail The Sierra brings a big
general cargo.
Inter.IsIand SaiIings.
Three Inter-lsland steamers are
thus far placed on the berth for de-
Darture tomorrow. The Mauna Loa
, for KOna and Kau ports on Hawaii Is
scheduled to sail at noon. taking 4
large general cargo including consid-
cradle quantities of lumber and fer
tilizer. This vessel will also be com.
fortably filled with cabin and deck
passengers. The Claudine for Hawaii
via Maui ports is expected to sail al
five O'Clock In the evening followed BY
the w. G. Hall for Kauai ports. Tho
Hall has Just come from the marine
railway where general repairs and re-
painting has placed the vessel In first
class condition again.
Ban On Smoking On Wharves.
Some one is going to be soaked ia
the tune Of at least FIVE dollars for
an infraction of the new law penal,
lzing the smoking on Territorial
wharves," stated n harbor official this
morning In the possession of the
harbor commission Is the draft of q
law which will permit the arrest OF
any and all offenders who persist In
the dangerous practice OF smoking or
the wharves. The regulation calls fol
the imposition OF a fine ranging from
five to twenty-five dollars and some
one is going to get stung. Is the wa,
that customs officers and wharf Off.
Gals size up the matter.
Chinese Firemen Delay Minnesota.
Striking Chinese firemen on boart
the Great Northern Steamship Min
nesota succeeded In delaying tn,
movements of that vessel for con
siderable time during the voyage be
tween Japan ports. According TO :
late cable from Yokohama Chinese
firemen on the ship were on a strike
and the sailing date had been indef
initely postponed.
Booze and Not News, He Sought.
In the Office OF Collector of Gus
toms Stackable this morning repost
two quart bottles OF imported gin
which were last night seized and con
fscated by Customs Inspector Mitch
ell from well known young MAJ
about town, who claims to represen
10 local military weekly publication.
With what to all outward appear
ances was bundle of Canadian illus
trated newspapers, the man was re
luctantly halted In his attempt t,
leave the Canadlan-Australian line
Zealandia Just before the hour o
sailing last night. At the command
! of the customs officer the bundle wa,
turned over to the authorities and tn,