Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
Shipping
BAD WEATHER At THE island
PORTS CAUSE OF FURTHER DELAY
MSsouran From the Sound and the Nippon Maru From San
Francisco Are Behind Their Regular SChedues-Several
WindjammerS Credited With Rather Long Passages-A
Number of Inter-sand Departures for TomorroW-Ser-
"a Sailing With Fair List of Passengers.

Bad weather continues to rule at
u number OF ports along the coast of
Maui and Hawaii according TO wire
less advices received today through
the lnter-Island steamship Company.
Unfavorable winds. and rough seas
with heavy swells prevailing at sever
al ports, is credited with causing the
delay in arrival of one or more steam
ers, bearing sugar and other lines of
cargo. The Wailele, from Hamakua
coast ports, should have been an early
arrival this morning but up to this
afternoon failed to make IAN appear
unce off the port. The Mauna Loa is
another steamer from Hawaii and
Maui ports due to have reached the
harbor this morning. She is still on
the expected" list"
The Kinau, now discharging 5000
sacks sugar, 100 sacks bran, lot of
miscellaneous cargo including $50
packages sundries brought from
Kauai, met with northwesterly wind
and swells at practically all leeward
Kauai ports. Weather conditions
we're so bad at Waimea that no
freight could be landed or taken
aboard. Nothing but mail and passen-
gers were successfully landed at Port
Allen. -.. ... ,f..r. .''
Rain squalls prevailed along some
parts of Kauai coasts. ..r.s
Purser French of the steamer Mi
kahala repor,s on arrival that he was
unable to land freight at Kalaupapa
and Pelekunu on Molokai. owing to
strong swells.
With the arrival of the little steam
err Noeau. II was learned that no land
ing could be effected at Kilauea and
Kalihiwai on Kauai owing to stormy
weather.
The American Flag in the Far East.
The vessels of the Asiatic fleet arc
Tow distributed as follows. according
to feet circular issued prior to the
departure OF the transport Themes
from Manila by Admiral j. b. Muir
dock, 4. $. n, commanding the Asiat.
ic fleet and station: First division
cruisers Saratoga, Cincinnati and Al.
bany, at Shanghai md vicinity; sec
md division, gunboats Helena, Elcano
VillalObos, Quiros and Samar. In the
Hangtze valley; third division, gun
boats Wilmington, Piscataqua and Cal
lao and monitor Monterey, along the
'outh coast of China; fourth division
monitor MOnadnock and gunboat Pam
panga, in the Philippines; and auxil
iaries Rainbow, Alexander. Abarenda
Nanshan. Wompatuck. Pompey am
| Mexican at various ports in China and
the Philippines. The torpedo fleet l.
distributed as follows: destroyer.
Cambridge, Dale, Decatur and Barr,
In China; submarines Adder, Porpoise
MoccaSin and Shark. and destroyer
Chauncey, in the Philippines.
Llkelike on the Molokai Run.
The Inter-lsland steamer Likelik,
will he dispatched tomorrow evening
for Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports 4:
place OF the steamer Mikahala. TIL
latter vessel Is to go on the marin
railway for the annual overhauling re
; pairs. cleaning and repainting. TIL
Iihahala may be laid up for coupl
OF trips.
A Day Of Joy and Sadness.
The lei girls expect to reap a ha!
vest tomorrow with the departure q
the Tolo Kisen Kaisha liner hippo
Maru for the Orient with sixteen mem
bers of the Hughes Musical Coined
] Company leaving Honolulu for sea
son at Shanghai and Manila.
Eight chorus girlies, who have be
come prime favorites with the ANA
gsmated order of Stage-D Door Johl
iniss, will take a sorrowful departur
after two months spent in this ci.,
tuTing the Hughes season at. the B
T jou.
The NiDDon Mam will probahly pa