Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-05
Shipping
LOCAL Chinese AREPREPAR|NG
IOFINANCE STEAMSHIP PROJECT

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g. Marine Corps, sick; IA discharged
sc Idiers; Is civilians; 20 Filipino ser
wants. destitute American seaman;
II INDECENT citizens.
Four hundred tons Japanese coal
taken on at Nagasaki are being unload
Ell. here. The Thomas arrived early
Yesterday morning and has thirty-five
hundred tons fuel for the coast.
A babe was born to Mrs. F. A. Stud
er wife of a private the fourth day out
from Nagasaki. The little one is re-
ported as doing fine.
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Oil.Tanker J. A. ChanslOr I'm Port.
Bringing nearly fifty thousand bar
rels fuel oil destined for the storage
tanks of the Associated Oil Company,
the American steamer ]. A. Chanslor
from San Francisco appeared of port
this morning and by noon-honr the
work Of discharging was under way.
The vessel met with fair passage
down from the coast The Chanslor
is to remain at this port only very
short time, 1t being intended to give
her prompt dispatch for the Coast.
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WilheImina Report ... i
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
IS. s. Wilhelmina, bound for Honolulu:
SIS. Wilhelmina, at sea, Aug. 4,
8 d m.--123S miles off port; SO cabin
passengers; 81 steerage passengers;
3425 tons cargo for Honolulu; 1900
tons cargo for Hilo; auto G. & c.;
4S bags mail; IA express packages.
Weather fine; sea smooth; all well.
MikahaIa Freight List.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala,
from Maui and Lanai ports, arriving
yesterday, brought general cargo,
including the following items: 800
cases honey, Is head cattle, 81 pigs, is
sheep, Al bundles hides, 10 cases
chickens, cases eggs and 1876 pack
ages sundries. Fine weather was ex-
perienced during the entire trip.
Twenty Thousand Pines for Lurline.i
Twenty thousand cases of preserv-.
ed pineapples are to be carried to the
coast in the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline according to the an.
nouncement from the Office of Castle
e Cooke. The Lurline has been load
ed with sugar to the amount of $500
tons. The molasses tanks will be sup
piled with one thousand tons of the
fluid. A shipment of bananas to the
number of $500 punches are booked
for transit to the coast.
The Lurline will depart at six
o'clock tomorrow evening from the
new Matson wharf, taking full list
Of cabin passengers A later mail
will be given The vessel.
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Politician Carries Many Pines.
The Harrison Direct Line freighterI
Politician to sail for San Pedro and
the west coast Of the United States
on wednesday will carry 5000 cases
of pineapples from this port. The
vessel is being discharged. Of a large
amount of freight while lying at
Hackfeld wharf. The Politician is to
call at San Francisco, Vancouver and
Victoria. - |
Bark We.eh 70 Sail Wednesday.
The bark Andrew WEIGH, with 100
tons sugar. is to be dispatched for San
francisco at ten o'clock Wednesday
morning according to the present cal
culatiols Of G. Brewer & Company,
the agents for that vessel. One pas.
lsenger has thus far been booked for
the coast. A quantity OF empty
drums will be taken as part cargo.
Kauai sugar Report. .a, 49,.
Sugar on Kauai and awaiting ship
ment includes the following accorcd-
Ing to report received here yester-
day with the arrival of the Interis-
land steamer Kinau: K. & NJ. 10000,
Max, "a, 1898, X. p, $780, G.. G. R.,
2soe. Mob, 2S,SSo. L. p. 1884, g. r.
1916. "
Arixenan at Port Allen.
The American Hawaiian freighter
Arizonan was taking on. sugar eat
Port Allen at the time of departure
of the steamer Kinau from Kauai
pOTIS. 1uS I1dll 10 ISpOLICo DO AooAO-
ing sugar at Ahukini.
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Inter-Island Arrivals. .-.5.~
The steamer Likelike, with 64oo
sacks sugar from Honoipu, is an ar
rival at port According to report
brought by her officers, the steamer
Kilauea from Kona and Kau will
bring 10000 sacks sugar. The Kilau-
ca is due to arrive here tomorrow
morning. Five thousand sacks sugar
are said to be awaiting shipment at
Punaluu. 49,.
The steamer Iwalani is also an ar
rival from Mahukona with $3.50 sacks
sugar. This vessel met with light
winds and, seas in returning to Ho-
nolulu.
Transport Sherman Sails for