Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12

cargo from HOngkOng, Shanghai, and
Japan, is due to arrive at the quaran-
tine at an early hour The ChiyO Ma
ri will go to Alakea wharf to dis
charge freight and also take on $50
tons fuel oil before continuing the
voyage to San Francisco.
/ The MatsOn Navigation freighter
Hyades from San Francisco by the
way of Seattle and Tacoma, is also
expected TO arrive in the harbor to-
morrow morning. This vessel was
= 356 miles off port at s. O'Clock last
night and, according to d late wire
less, has 100 tons general cargo and
22,79S feet lumber for Honolulu, 900
tons cargo and 1926 feet lumber for
: Kahului, 300 tons cargo and 1O1 ,124
feet lumber for Port Allen, so tons
cargo Kaanapali and 200 tons cargo
] for Hilo.
! ! The Hyades will be given a quick
dispatch for the other island ports,
and will leave with full, shipment OF
sugar. -...'i1E"
/ The Canadian-Australian liner Ma
.kura, from Sydney by the way of Su-
va is the third arrival expected at
this port. early. ,tomorrov morning. 1t
issthe intention'fof r. H. Davies & Go.
TO give the steamer a quick dispatch
for Vancouver and Victoria. The Ma
kura is expected to bring aAquaftity
of refrigerated meats and other lines
of cold-storage provisions, for dis
charge at this port. ..-.-.....
The United States army transport
Sherman from San. Francisco is due
to arrive from San Francisco - hate
this evening and will be found at the
Oceanic wharf tomorrow. The troop
ship will be discharged of a small
amount of quartermaster freight and
will be provided with coal to the
amount of about 200 tons before sail
ing for Manila by way Of Guam.
Transport Sherman 10 Oceanic
Wharf. Fss IS n
The United States army transport
Sherman, from San Francisco With
military and civilian passengers for
Honolulu. is scheduled to arrive about
2 o'clock this evening and has been
assigned to the Oceanic wharf by
Harbormaser Foster.
The troopship WI remain here, .un5
til tomorrow evening before resunfng
the voyage to Guam and Manila ae-
cording to present calculations Of the
local quartermaster department. The
SheNman brings 37S tons cargo for
the quartermaster department and
will be supplied with one hundred and
fifty tons coal during the stay at this
port -. - TN. - &, ..e7 a
One important item in the freight
to be left here are two large lotion
launches consigned to the department
of engineers, to be used at Pearl Har-
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New Liners. for Canadian Trade. -.
Eight new transatlantic liners are
new being built for exclusive use in
the Canadian trade The four big
companies which are building two are
the White Star Line, the Allan Line,
the Canadian Pacific and the Cunard
Steamship Company. The liners to be
built for the White Star are to be of
the same type as the Laurentic and
Majestic, and will replace the Canada
and Teutonic. The Cunard.s Lines
new steamer Ascania has already COM
pleted successfully her maiden voy-
age FROM England to Montreal, and
her sister ship will be launched early
next Year. .>T@s
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Maui An Arrival Today.
I The threatened beef cattle famine
fT Honolulu and the island OF Oahu
was relieved today by the arrival of
the lnter-Island steamer Maui from
Hawaii ports with seventy-fiVe head
cattle from Big Island ranges.
, The Maui returned with six thCi;
sand sacks sugar from the regular
ports of call
The officers in the Maui did not
walk out, as the negotiations toward
a state upon the arrival OF the steam
er, that they were told by the strik-
ers to remain with their vessel.
Hundreds Crowd The WfIhelrina.
Over two hundred passengers return
ed to Honolulu from Hilo and Kahuni
yesterday afternoon in the Matspn
Navigation steamer Wilhelmina.
The liner in sailing from Hawaii.
was ordered TO call in at the Mani
port there to receive fifty or more! ~,
ditional passengers, and a contis1l-
ment of late mail.
What is claimed a record trip vas
made in steaminI from kahuluiI to
Honolulu the liner maintaining Ian
average OF sixteen knots per hour kor
the entire trip.
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chtyo Maru to Alakea Wharf.
Castle & Cooke the local representa-
tives for the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner
Chiyo Maru received a wireless TO-DAY
to the effect that the steamer, now ZEN
route from Hongkong Via Japan ports
would be off the port at an early n9ur
tomorrow morning and would ,b4th
at AIakea wharf. The yes sci bri4gs
1850 tons freight and it is expected
that the liner will remain here over
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