Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-08

Page Page and Sydney. initiating the
newly planned. nineteen day service
from the west coast of the United
States 10 the Australian common
wealth, Is an arrival at the port OF
Honolulu today.
Bringing IL cabin, and 2 steerage
passengers for Honolulu and carry
ing in transit half hundred travel
ers destined for Australian ports and
Page Page. the liner was given a
rousing welcome as she assumed her
place at Oceanic dock shortly before
feven-thirty this morning.
Captain j. III. Trask reported a fine
trip. down from the California coast
Purser McNulty, and DIR. G.. W. Clark,
two popular steamship men with Ho-
noluln travelling public, declared that
among the Sonoma passengers are
many tourists.
A quantity of lumber for which no
room was found below was piled high
on the afterdeck Of the vessel. The
liner brought 266 tons freight for Ho-
noiulu while the bulk will be dis
charged at sydney. A large amount
of naval stores and supplies destined
for Page Page is being carried in
transit.
july 4ths .Independence Day, was a
red-letter event on board the Oceanic
liner. The genial stan OF saloon Of
ficeFs did not overlook the slightest
detail In carrying out a celebration
that viii long be remembered by the
fortunate travellers. The weather at
sea was ideal. A sumptuous spread
was served In the. evening, likewise
q .snncfcol {, q nh !. flraFv nroOram was
given followed by dance, !,
The sonoma brought a late mail
for the islands numbering SS5 sacks.
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nve, O'Clock TINS evening Ior Pago
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port
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lot NUMBER Oh lnlef-lsiahu seeain'
ers, several bringing large quanu.ies
q sugar, Ior transfer 20 waiting I'M
ers and freighters aestined Ior tRe
Coast.
The. Mikahaia from mani, Moiokal
and Lanai ports. Is an ARRIVAL win a q
miscellaneous cargo incluaing %
bales hides, Il crates pigs, II crates
chickens. crates eggs, lSS packages
spndries and quantity Oh empty par
rels ana Drums.
The Llkellke from Papaaioa
brought 6SSe SACKS OF Laupahoehoe
sugar.
The little steamer Noeau from
windward Kauai ports, was an ARRIVAL
with $500 sacks sugar. FMS vessel
also brought an auto and quantity
of empty gasoline drums.
From kawaihae, the steamer Iva.
lani with $3.50 sacks sugar arrived
early Sunday morning
Kauai sugar TO the amount OF zl9O
sacks was received with the arrival
OF the steamer kinau. The klnau
also brought hides. % head cattle and
138 packages sundrles..
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