Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-29
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u LUlvUHl1U WfEM
eTvise the construction of many feat
ures Of the new giant of the sea. As
a result of the promotion when, the
Cleveland arrives in port insJenuary
on the fifth voyage around the world.
Captain DempHolt VIII not be In COM
mand. 20
The Europa will be the largest
steamer ever built, and will sxceed
the Observation-Disclosures steamer EN-
peRator, which Is now the largest
steamer afioat and about ready for the
- a..
Avery sPromises New Stesnship. Il
Verifying the prediction made ex.
clusiyely in the columns OF the Star
Bulletin some days ago to the effect
that the Togo Kisen Kaisha Roild
soon add new steamer to the trans.
Pacific service, Assistant General
Manager w. II. Avery. who passed
through Honolulu today, stated that
such an addition to the lire would be
forthcoming. presumably along about
the first OF March. 8;
According to Mr.. Avery, who has
beenshoiding series Of important con-
ferences &C Tokyo with high officials
in the T. X. n, the present intention
Is to secure large steamer for cargo
and the transportation or third eees
passengers this vessel to be placed
on the run between China and Japan
ports and Central and South American
coast
A. fifteen thousand ton steamer is in
contemplation, the argument being
gwen that such vessels as the Buyo
and Kiyo Marn are too small to &C
commodate the rapidly and constantly
increasing business offered the line.
MI. Avery was joined here by Director,
1saka who has been In the city Tor
some days past confering with lotn.
business men and others anent the
establishment of q large coaling sta-
ton at Honolulu.
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chiyo Msru PASSED Shanghai. L
Shanghai was omitted as a port Of
cali by the Toyo Kisen ,Kaisha liner
sChiyo Maru that continued the voyage
to San Francisco this morning. Shang,
hal win be stricken from the list OF.
Fsrts along the coast Of Asia by T. X.
X and Pacific Mail liners until tie
quarantine against the North China
port is raised by Japan. Since the re-
ports of cholera at Shanghai have.
gene abroad the Japanese government
has required that all ships coming
from Shanghai shall anchor before en-.
tering Nagasaki for a period OF 100.
hours from the time Of leaving Woo,
sung. sssss : ~
This means delay Of over three.
days at Nagasaki, which entails con-,
siderable expense to cut out Shanghai
rs port of call for the boats return
ing to San Francisco until the quaran-
tine Is lifted.
- :. $50
Kena Sugar BY 1Ianna Lea.
The last Of sugar awaiting shipment
at Kona and Kau ports was brought
to Honolulu with the arrival of the
Inter Island steamer Mailna Loa: The
vessels cargo includeds dogs, ducks,
turkeys, pigs, horses, 81 hogs, %
crates chickens, "a bales hides, Is
bead cattle, 404 lunches bananass 217j
pieces koa lumber 1888 sacks coffee,
756 sacks sugar and 24D packages
According to Purser Sheldon, the
following sugar is awaiting shipment 8
H "A. Co.. 4S344 sacks, and Hill Coz
1000 sacks.
The vessel met with strong head
winds and choppys seas in crossing
the ehAhlei sl,t - fg5sgs
6 ~ ~. ssE
HyadesiTo Bring Heavy Freight
It is uudeFstood through mail iad.
vices that thesM Watson Navigation Com,
nany freighter Hyadss now en- Foilra
from the Sound 10 HpnelHluis bring
Ing down heavy shipmentsof general
cargo. including four, feed stuffs, lum-sI
Der, machinery and snndries. Is
The Hyades collected freight at San
as well as at Seattle and
Tacoma ACCORDING tpsa cable Sreceiy-
ed at the agency Of Castle and Cooke
the HyaIies sailed from Seattle yesterI
day and should arrive here on or about
November 9Th. Asa
- 3ss4 $ -, 4
The American schooner BseBen.i
dixon having ebeen discharged of q
shipment OF lumber at ,Kailua ,bFoushl
from Port Gamble ito the order Of Fl
Hackteld and Company .Sras Aispatchsl
ed for the Sound on last SATURDAY
according tossdyices brought to this
port by officers IN the dnter;Island
steamer Mama L.oa. Is.
The Bendixon arrived at the Hawaii
port on October 9Th. 3, 40 :ts.sel
80 sRss a. ,@sr .,,ssEs n
Little damage was done the Japan
csc liner Ghiyo Maru through rouge
weather experienced OF the coast of
Japan. eas ssss..5, ys,. 81 81
A twenty four day, passagei is credit |
&C the American schooner Defender
that sailed from Holipu for SAN Fran.
cisco on October 4th.
Having encountered heavy weather,
the schooner Spokane that sailed out
of IJiIos no rhai- ON Ia ofs Eefiday return. Il