Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-16

apples stored at MdJSOn Navigation
warehouses and wharves was sent to
the mainland with the departure OF
the steamer Honolulan. that got away
for San Francisco at ten o'clock this
morning.
The Honolulan carried 1900 sacks
sugar, which together with 10000
cases of preserved pineapples, 5000
punches bananas, and quantities Of
rice, honey, hides and sundries made
up a fair sized cargo. A rather small
list Of cabin passengers sailed for
the mainland in the vessel. The fire.
quent sailing of liners from Honolulu
TO the coast within the past few
weeks coupled with the fact that the
travel has now set toward Hawaii
and not away from It, has had much
10 do with the small number Of trav-
elefs leaving the islands in recent
departing steamships. 49,
g A merry crowd gathered at the
wharf to bid farewell to passengers
The absence of the band, now away
on vacation, made but little differ
ence The Honolulan carried sup
Elementary mail destined for the
mainland. The big accumulation was
forwarded to the coast in the China
departing for, San Francisco yester
day afternoon.
tiilo Shipping.
Purser Thompson. acting for
Charles KILLING ia the Inter-Island
steamer Claudine noted the following
shipping at the port of Hilo during
the stay OF the Claudine. "
The bark Nuuanu was being dis
charged of a quantity or ballast pre-
paratory TO loading a full shipment
OF hardwood railway ties destined for
Southern California The Spokane,
an American schooner, was being
discharged or a shipment or lumber
The 0konogon rides at anchor off
the harbor awaiting a berth at the
wharf This vessel has full ship
ment of Puget Sound lumber. The
schooner Taurus was being discharg-
ed of lumber at Wainaku.
IA ID"
Seeks Shelter from Storm mt
Yokohama. =e--
The 25-foot yawl Sea Queen, which
narrowly escaped being lost during
the recent typhoon while endeayoring
to make the Marshall Islands on a.
three years trip around the world,
and was ultimately lowed into Vries|
Island, arrived in Yokohama harbor.
The little craft was badly battered,
her mast being spliced and her jigger-
mast gone ~" II
Hall Back From Kauai. s...,-ss. 8
With part cargo of sugar, amount
ing to 1924 sacks ava, rs pieces of
machinery, and 55 packages sundries,
the Interisland steamer w. @. Hall, is
geek from call at regular ports along
the Garden Island The vessel brought
a small list of passengers. According
to Purser Mackenzie the vessel met
with choppy seas and light winds. The
Hall is on the berth to sail for Kauai
at I'VE O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Lumber Laden Schooner Due.
The American schooner Melrose,
with, lumber for local importers, is
expected to arrive at the port daily.
The vessel comes from Astoria and
is fifteen days out from the Columbia
river port
Hitcnian to Sail Tomorrow Evening"
Castle & Cooke, local representa-
tiyes for the Matson Navigation
steamer Hilonian, will dispatch that
vessel for San Francisco by. the way
of Kahului, Kaanapali, port Allen and
Hilo on or about six o'clock tomor-
row evening, the vessel to discharge
a quantity of general cargo and mm-
6nra ak NF
while q supply of island sugar will
be loaded at Hilo.
The Hilonian may be given a con
siderable consignment of preserved
pineapples.
Volcano interests Mauna kea Pas
sengers.
The volcano will prove a mecca for
q number of the passengers who de-
parted for Hawaii this morning in
the mter-Island steamer Mauna Kea.
The flagship of the coasting fleet
sailed at ten O'Clock taking a fair
sized list of travellers. A delegation
of Filipinos and others sailed in the
vessel for the various ports along
Maui and Hawaii.
Few Passengers in the CIaudine.
A small list of passengers and little
freight arrived in the Inter-Island
steamer Claudine, returning from
regular visit TO ports along Hawaii
and Maui. The vessel brought %
bales hides, 40 empty containers, t23
packages sundries. Smooth seas and
light winds characterized the home
ward voyage.
SHIPS
Niriginan Will Relieve Flour Famine.
A large consignment of flour is
aboard the American Hawaiian, freight
er Virginian which was sighteu Oft
kcko Head at one thirty this after
noon and is due to come along side
the railway wharf before the close of
the day.