The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-28
WATERFRONT NEWS
BIG CROWD GOES TO
KAUAI ON MAUNA KEA

KAUAI ON MAUNA KEAI
Inc Inter-lsiand steamer Mauna Kea
last night took to Ka1ai all tha mas.
. sengers she could accommodate \
large number of would-be excursionists
! We're turned away because there was
/ no room for them.
| The eXcusionists will encircIa +ba
/ Garden Island tomorrow. getting an Oh
| portunlty to see many natural wonders
| ne Mauna hea arrived from Hilo
| carry yesterday morning. bringing more
than hundred passengers, and Purser
| Philips reported pleasant voyage.
Siberia Due Today.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia is ex,
pected to arrive about three O'Clock
this afternoon with passengers and
about 1900 tons of oriental merchan-
| disc. It is understood one hundred or
more FIipinos will arrive on the
Siberia
There VIII be room enough on the
Siberia for a hundred cabin passengers.
as many as will probably sail. rLe
Will probably sail at ten clock tomor-
row morning.
Missourian Arrives.
The American Hawaiian freighter
! Aissourian arrived from Seattle early
yesterday morning bringing general
! merchandise from New York city and
Puget Sound ports. She is discharging
! her cargo al the railroad wharf and
! will sail for island ports next Tuesday.
| The Mlssourian is next to the last
! steamer of that line to take this sea
| son s sugar to the mainland.
Stores on Korea.
The Korea of the Pacific Mail line
Will arrive at seven clock tomorrow
morning, bringing passengers and
freight from San Francisco More than
80 passengers for Hawaii and the far
East are on board the Korea. and in
addition to these there are about 200
orlentals returning to their native
countries.
The Korea IS carrying about 5000
tons of cargo, 1000 tons of which con.
s1sts of army and navy stores for Ma
Mia. at which port the liner will call
for special arrangement.
Among the passengers will be the
representatives of all the principal
| chambers of commerce on the Pacific
| Coast.
Sherman Coming.
The transport sherman sailed from
Nagasaki August q and is due to ar
rive here September 4. The Sherman
| is bringing casuals and Will probably
take several passengers from Honolulu
to the mainland.
The Nippon Maru of the Togo Ksen
Kaisha arrived at san Francisco yes
terday morning, having sailed from this
| port August 81.
Hilo Port Busy.
HILO, August 26.-Seven steamers
and six sailing vessels in the harbo,
of Hilo on the same morning made
good showing for shipping interests.
| There are two big ocean steamers. the
Mama Kea and four other Inter Island
ers besides six cargoes of lumber being
discharged or waiting for wharf room.
Shipping Notes.
The schooner Fred J. Wood sailed
Yesterday for Grays Harbor.
The tank steamer Santa Rita arrived
Yesterday morning with cargo of oil
from Port San Luis. Her cargo
| amounted to 1900 barrels.
The schooner Honoipu arrived at
/ Hama yesterday with cargo from San
Francisco. and the schooner Camano ar
rived at Hil0 with cargo of lumber
from Port Gamble.
Purser Phillips of the steamer Ma
luna Kea which arrived yesterday morn
ing reports the following sugar await
ing shipment on Hawaii: Olaa 2O,o63;
Hawaii Mill 36S9; Wainaku 74O0; Ha-
kalau $4,000; Laupahoehoe 1000; Hama
kua 5000; Honokaa 1900; Punaluu 473l;
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