The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
CROWDED SHIPS MAKE
TRAVEL UNCERTAIN
HEAVY BOOKINGS REGISTERED
FOR ALL STEAMERS BOUND
FOR COAST.


Heavy bookinps on all American
steamers. plyinp between Honolulu and
San Francisco. are responsible for con-
siderable uncertainty among tourists
and kamaainas. The Lurline leaving
next Tuesday evening is booked al.
most to the limit. The Mongolia has
room for hut fiftv or sixty passengers
after arriving here from the Orient.
Most of these accommodations are spok-
en- for. The Ventura from Sydney, due
mere April Is, mas limited accolii.ioua. ,
tions ana the pooklngs are aivauy
quite heaVy. 49,.
IL IS beileVed the pooSlngs lOr oune
VIII De heaVy' Inc senoOiS ciose ~
June and many teachers ana puplls WIN
propaoly spend thelr summer vacation
on tine MAINLAND.
Buffalo Coming Soon
The United States naval transport
Buffalo is due here soon from Mare
Island en- route to the Orient with a
draft of marines for the Asatic station.
The vessel will NOT remain long in Far
Eastern waters but will return with
snort termers OF the navy ana marine
corps ana wlil then be loaded with
wireiess mater1al iof Guam ana posi-
piy samoa Inc naSai rauiO equip,
h;el' h:, On .nese TWO ,siaIus WI, oe os s
high power. several OF the chaih OF
great stations WIN De ereeted un, I,,
eytand fram Wosh;nr.or 30 .ha phil
;,se;,, ;aI,l;, - U.;;
Gnan, soraoa an5 pa,,o d.
sn,r.,
i'iiis crane Nea'iy heaay'
1t was the intention of the contrac-
tors for the great naval floating crane,
now under construction at the naval
dock, to have it shifted to Pearl Har-
Dor ABOUT aPrii To- Inc work IS not
before anw attemnt ;s mod" " ~ na..a ma ~
nnw;oIdy ond ,op'haan,' I.oI; W NV .n'
tmro Tha Ha arap .op "saS! ,s;n! iOOn,ns s,ruo.
paar, IIa.L =, t w u'iiiNu az
naai';nar,, "a s "v"'! PIeees y,
Go ~ ooa'siu,'lDu Sl nlateria'
- -. ,',ali . pan, auq "'Iorwarus 10
u ,: 'on'ie'e piocAs INTO the
''uo0N D''"'
Navajo to Pearl Harbor.
Admiral Moore was host aboard the
naval tug Navajo Yesterday on a trip
to Pearl Harbor. his pnests hoing q
number of men and women who were
gwen an opportunity to inspect the
WORKS.
transport Due saturday.
Although the army officers here had
not been advised up to Yesterday by
wireless as to when the transport Logan
is due from San Francisco the yesse,
is expected here tomorrow, The trans
port brings half dozen army officers
for station here, among them being
Major De Witt. medical CORPS who ba,
been on leave of absence.
cbarred T;rbers com,u
m, : -, -" ou''
ine sh% reu parh >, T. Allen was
"a, ,aheh On ,ne marine railway yesterday
ne Vesscl mas Deen ihoored IN the har
Doi alonEsiue tne schooner Mary u
Ios'ei, uss'nHrslhg lumber at the Al
.n morhihen are engaged II
ripping OUT the burned decks, parti
tiohs anu eaulhs OH the burned bark. A
mass OF partlaliy burned sail cloth
N''N''No 'es
oeen removed from the cabins and la
zaret ana are now spread out on thu
aeck'
Adopt Uniform Lading Bills.
Uniform bills of lading 10 be rsod II,
all of the steamship companies vii
come INTO immediate use as a result o.
an enort ior the reform made by thu
Iofeign trade committee of the Sal
francisco ShamDer OF Commerce. Here
fofore, each steamship company ha
used its own idea OF bill of lading
resulting IN many OF them being siz
TOO large to be handled in the ordinar,
tiPPt Pt tbnv woui5 @i N nos sugh tal poor quait.
lepibility. ''"' '"A OF re'ai'
The foreign trade com,i.... -
nounced that practicaIlv '','.i' Oh Il. zee 'Iee an
panies operating vessel. ' ~ u 'ae % com
trade in and out of San Fr..at, F. rae ioreng y
aoreed 10 use a ,nifo,,, t'Iu''sco Ia, nav
as far as size and nnaii,r U'lt ~ ol Iauihe
Among these comnanies q y. paper ~
can. Hawaiian. the Pseisc C 'Ne Nj, Aineti tb