Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-18


10 the liyeliness az the prrr Ii, the
last OF the Week, according to late
wireless messages received at the
agency of. Castle & Cooke.
The Shinyo Maru from Hongkong
ny the way Of Japan ports is to
reach here early Saturday morning
with lS40 tons or oriental freight.
Captain Ii. Stanley Smith has asked
that his vessel be given a Quick dis
patch inasmnch as the vessel has
been delayed some FIVE DAYS owing
z 10 break in her machinery.
The Shinyo Maru may he dis
patched for San Francisco late Sat
urday night, though it is believed that
an early hour Sunday morning will
eventually be decided upon following
conference between the port Off
Gals and Captain Smith.
Two hundred and forty Asasic
steerage passengers are en- route
from the Far East to Honolulu IN the
liner. OF this number large per.
eeTtage are Filipinos.
The Shinyo MaTu is to berth at the
oceanic wharf as the. Siberia of the
Paeific Mail line will be sent 10 the
Alakea wharf.
The Tenyo Maru is TO reach here
early tomorrow morning and Will in
all probability be dispatched for
Japan ports and Hongkong on or
about 5>o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Tenyo Maru is to he supplied
with six hundred tons of fuel during
the stay at this port.
One hundred steerage passengers
have been booked for the Orient at
the Office of Castle & Cooke.
Advices from the coast are to the
effect that the Tenyo Maru will ar
rive here with her cabins well filed
With passengers. A heavy cargo has
been supplied the vessel at san Fran
cisco, which includes big shipments
OF cotton for Japan spinning mills.
One hundred and forty carloads of
this commodity is said to form the
principal item in the cargo.
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Hyades To Arrive Thursday.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hyades is evidently ploughing a path
through the Pacific and over a route
that is far from placid.
The vessel has been Delayed in ar.
rival, a late wireless received at the
agency of Castle and cooke today
stated that the vessel would arrive at
! TIC port on Thursday. ~. !
The Hyades viii be berthed at Rich
ards ssreet wharf where nearly three
thousand tons general cargo besides
a quantity Of lumber will be disenarg-
ed ..,~s- Il
The Hyades is to proceed to island
ports including Port Alien, Kahului,
Kaanapali, and Hilo.
America n awaiian Movements
4 General Freight Agent G. P. Morse.
representing the American-Hawaiian
Line at this port. has been advised
that the freighter Columbia will sail
from Puget Sound ports for Honolulu
on December, 25th.
The Mexican to arrive here on or
about January 18th is to steam from
San Francisco to Honolulu direct,
cutting out the regular Sound ports.
Continuing the service from Puget
Sound ports, the Arizonian is sched.
uled. to leave Seattle on January 10th
followed by the Virginian on January
9th.
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Transports Made Ready For Sea.
Two trans-Pacific transports belong
ing to the United States army were
being made ready at San Francisco
al the time of sailing of the Matson
Navigation liner Iurline. The Sheri
dan and the Logan are scheduled to
sail from the coast for Honolulu on
January 9Th. The Logan is destined
for Manila by the way of Guam, the
Sheridan will carry. tie Fourth Cav
airy from the mainland to the islands,
and in returning will transport the
Fifth Cavalry 20 the homeland.
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. LurIine For kahuIui Friday Evening.
. The Matson Navigation freighter
: Lurline is to sail for Hahuiul on Fri
cay evening according to the present
. calculations of Castle and Cooke. rep
resenting that vessel. The I.urline
will be discharged of three thousand
!. tens freight before proceeding to the
) Maui port.
Hall Met With Moderate Weather.
T Weather conditions along the
coast of Kauai had moderated to con
siderable extent At the time the
steamer w. G. Hall sailed for Homo
lulu. The Hall was an arrival this
morning. bringing a few cabin and
deck passengers and 4 cargo inClud
ing 1000 sacks sugar, 80 packages
sundries., 90 90, oanut plants. crates
- of chickens. - hales hides. This YES
sci is to sail for ka"al at five O'CLOCK