Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-06


3 As IN. stroke, three s'ngle-ended
boilers, forced draft, by d. Rowan &
Son, Glasgow.
Captain Pitcher, who formerly COM
manded the Indrayelli. is now master
of the S. s. Indhasamha of the same
line.
San Pedro Strike Is Serious.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 23.-The
strike of the longshoremen at San
Pedro is assuming serious proportions
and is interfering with the discharge
of cargo from all vessels entering the
harbor. The steamer Governor dock
ed at Redondo today to discharge car
go on account of the strike. Rumors
OF a hegira of l. W. WIS for this port
to further the strike of the local MEM
bers of the order are current here. A
special detail of police has been sent
from this city to guard property on
both sides of the harbor and stringent
are being enforced to pre-
serve order. Over a score Of strikers
who left work Sunday returned to
their positions today. and it is said
that many more will return within the
next few days.
Johnson's New Rig PIeases Skipper.
The schooner Annie johnson now
in, the San Francisco-Hawai-
ian trade is some fast ship according
to the declarations coming from her
skipper, Captain Murray, upon his ar
rival at San Francisco.
The Annie Johnson of the Matson'
feet, which was converted from a
bark into four-masted
schooner arrived at San FranciSG
from Mahukona, where its fipsf trip
under the new rig was madg. CAPTAIN
Murray reports that the enange of rig
as materially incressed the Annie's
sailing capacity. The schooner han
dies easily and Enere the wind suited
mad no dlmcEity in making IL knots
an hour, Witch is some speed for a
wlndJamp9er. The schooner was "a
oays Ginning from Mahukona, but this,
says Captain Murray, Is more of a re-
neition on the wind than on the
gchooner. Eight days out from the
port the Annie was within
a few hundred miles Of San Francisco
and IL the favorable wind had continu-
I'D the run home would have. been
record breaker. AS II was the wind
died and when it woke up again 1t
blew in q half-hearted way and al
ways from the wrong direction. The
schooner brought 2s,7SS bags OF sugar.
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Kilauea Brought Big Sugar Shipment.
Over twelve thousand sacks sugar
arrived this morning from Kopa and
Kau ports in the Inter-Island steam
er Kilauea. The vessel met with fine
weather with smooth seas and light
winds. The freight list Included in
addition to sugar, 300 sacks coffee,
80 punches bananas, 80 pigs, 80 crates
chickens, one mule, cows, 8 calves,
one auto and 245 package sundries.
One of the largest lists of cabin
and deck passengers ever carried in
the Kilauea in her service with the
company returned in that vessel this
morning. The Kilauea Is slated Tor
departure for Kona and Kau ports at
noon Friday.
Ventura Away for Sydney.
Owing to an unusually large amount
Of cargo brought from San Francisco
to Honolulu in the Oceanic liner Ven,
sura that had to be discharged dur
ing a brief layover, that vessel did
not get away for Sydney by the way
of Page Page last evening until near
the hour of six. Four cabin and sew.
eraI second class passengers Joined
the vessel at this port for the Colo
nies. During the time the Ventura
at the port, four thousand
barrels of fuel oil was pumped aboard
from the ship Falls of Clyde. r.
Tanker chansIor Goes to kaanapah.
Thirty thousand barrels of fuel Oil
to the local branch of the Associated
Oil Company will be discharged at
Kaanapali from the American steam
er ]. A. Chanslor which sailed from
Honolulu at ten o'clock this morning
During the stay of the tanker at this
rort, twenty thousand barrels of the
IuSI llSO bAC
at Iwilei.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Purser Philips of the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna kea brought the fol-
lowing report of sugar awaiting ship
ment on Hawaii: Olaa 26,150; Wal
akea 5000, Hawaii Mill 300. Hilo
Sugar Co. 1900, Onomea 1852, Pc
peekeo $500, Honomu $500, Hakalau
1900, Laupahoehoe $3.50. Kaiwiki H.
200 Kukaiau 1900, Hamakua 1920
Paauhau 1000, Honokaa 1900, Kukui-
baele 1000, Punaluu 2450, Honuapo
970S sacks.
Sugar at kona and kau ports.
With the arrival of the Inter-lsl-
end steamer Kilauea from kona and
Kau ports this morning, the follow
ing statement of sugar awaiting ship
ment was received: Honokaa 1900
1000, Paauhau 1000, Paa,
ulO 12,O00, EonuapO 574S, Punaluu