Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-16
Shipping
EAST indian LABOR IS
SUITED TO FIJI PLANTATIONS
British Steamship Lordoer Brings Late Australian Avces
Tomorrow Will See Many lnter-sland Steamers Depart
China May Be Delayed in Sailing for the Orient Be-
cause Of Coaing-Helene Is Fumigated.

continent railroads than to come di-
rect across the Pacific to San Fran
cisco. He said that the reason of this
lies In the fact that there are no ships
that come from there to the coast The
board referred the matter to the
Chamber of Commerce and to the
Commercial Club. Burrell will address
these organizations In the near future.
During his speech Editor Bur-
rell said that there are over 1000 per-
sons leaving Australia every month
bound either Tor Europe or the Unit
ed States, and that they are compell-
cd to go over 1000 miles out of their
way In order 10 reach their destina-
tons.
China May BE Delayed In departure.
There Is Il possibility that the Pa
{ &c Mail steamer China may be de-
led In departure for the Orient.
TINS vessel IL due to arrive at Homo
lulu on or about ten o'clock tomorrow
anu WIZ 'niD-
mel wharf. The China will require a
number of tons of coal which must be
loaded aboard before the voyage to
the Orient can be resumed. Should
the China fail To sail for Japan and
China ports at five o'clock tomorrow
evening the vessel will be disnit ched
at very early hour on Wednesday
morning. Twenty passengers and
nearly four hundred sacks of mail are
en- route to this port.
Sparks from the Wireless.
Sunday evening the following mes
Sages we're received from vessels pro-
ceeding TO and from the islands:
p. NJ. S. s. China, S p. m.-59O miles
from Honolulu; 397 bags mail: 90
cabin passengers; expect to arrive
Tuesday at 3 a. m. at quarantine. All
well.
NJ. N. s. s. Lurline. $3.50 p. Moo
miles of; moderate trades smooth
sea. viii arrive about II o'clock
Wednesday morning.
NJ. N. s. s. Hilonian, p. m.-9OO
miles from Hilo. All well.
N
China Bringing the Mainland Mail.
The Pacific Mail liner China Is
bringing down the mail from the
mainland. This vessel has 397 sacks
of later mail for the islands and ac-
cording to late wireless message
should arrive of the port on or abou
nine o'clock tomorrow morning The
China will berth at Channel wharf
| where a quantity Of coal will be taken
on before the vessel is dispatched for
Japan and China ports. The China
will leave twenty passengers at the
port. The steamer has no freight for
| Honolulu
Initial Visit OF new Oil Tanker.
San Francisco papers report the
American tanker J. S. Herran as on
the berth to transport large ship
ment of fuel oil to the Hawaiian ISL
ands. II is expected that the vessel
will arrive here on or about Novem-
Ter LIST. The J.. s. Herran Is some
what similar In construction and size
to the J. s. Chanslor which visited
Honolulu some weeks ago. The new
tanker Is making maiden trip to the
Hawaiian islands and has n capacity
of about forty-hye thousand barrels
oil.
inter-Island Steamers Away Tomorrow
Among Inter-Island steamers sched-
uled to depart tomorrow are the Mi
kahala for Maui and Molokai ports,
sailing at five o'clock with lumber.
fertilizer and other lines OF supplies,
The Wailele Is due TO depart for Ha-
wall ports at neon. The flagship Ma
una Kea with fair list Of cabin and
deck passengers Is to sail for HIlo
via way ports at ten o'clock in the
morning and the Kinau. the regular
Kauai boat will get away ut five