Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21

tuIBO anu lult lldll VIII SAIL lOI M
lauea, Anahola and Ahukini at i
o'clock this evening. This vessel IL
to return with large consignment of
sugar.
The Helene, which had been placed
on the berth for departure at noon,
was unable to secure cargo by that
time and will be dispatched for Hawaii
ports of call at o'clock.
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Seek Lads as Wireless Operators.
Looking AT the housetOps and back
fences of residences where ambitious
American youths are members of the
family one would hardly believe that
there Is dcarth of competent wire.
less operators.
Still such Is the case. according to
Arthur II. Isbcll, head of the United
Wireless Company OF San Francisco.
who Is wondering how all the choice
berths are to be filed when the new
law goes into effect ordering seagoing
steamers that carry passengers to be
provided with two wireless operators.
This bill, which was passed by Con.
grcss as a result of the Titanic horror,
means that eighty more wireless men
will have to be employed on vessels
operating out of the Golden Gate after
October LIST.
In order to meet the demand the
United Wireless Company il conduct.
ing a school where II Is aimed to make
expert sparks" out Of some of the
youngsters who are responsible for the
adornments Of their parents abodes.
It's Up to the City and County.
ITS up to the City and County to
attend to placing the approach to the
lIackfeld wharf In condition that will
insure safe transit for pedestrians as
well as vehicle traffic.
THE work that has been going on
down at Nuuanu stream where 1t In.
terseCts Queen street Is being conduct.
ed under the direction of the City and
County of Honolulu and not the Terri.
tory of Hawaii" said Government
official this morning.
The prediction was made that the
sewer, which Is NOW being constructed
under the most trying conditions. will
be completed the latter part of Au.
gust.
This work has resulted in that pOr.
ton of Queen street adjoining the Nun.
anu river bridge being almost impas.
sable for many weeks past. A storm
Of protest has been aroused yet moth.
ing has been done to relieve the con.
gestiOn of traffic caused by the partial
closing of an important artery of tray.
.el between the wharf and the business
section Of the city.
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Storm farming at Sea.
LONDON, Eng. June 12.-The first
step In the campaign for the establish.
ment of an international weather and
storm bureau has been taken here by
Professor Willis Moore, chief OF the
United States Weather Bureau. Ac-
cording to the plan, meridian line
will be established through the North
Atlantic. All ships sailing in either
direction westward of this line are re.
quired to take Il daily weather obser.
walton, which must be sent by wire.
less to the nearest ship In communlca.
ton to the west, and thence the mes.
sages are to be relayed until they
reach the nearest American land sta.
ton. The messages then are to be
telegraphed to Washington, where the
weather bureau will make up a
weather chart and a storm-warning
which will be cabled to Europe.
Ships east Of the meridian will fol
low similar instructions, RELAXING the
messages until they reach either Lon.
don or Paris.