Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-18

ateernge passengers are enrUute from
the Far East 10 tie Territory Of Ha.
wall. and are expected VIII leave the
Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon Ma
IN on arrival Of that vessel at the port
this Afternoon.
Fifty.nIne Filipinos recruited IN the
Philippine islands By agents FOR the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters AssocIa-
lion are Included among the number
On board the Japanese steamer.
a wireless MESSAGE received ar the
agency Of Castle g Cooke the local
representatives for the Nippon Maru,
- 10 the effect that the liner from
Hongllong BY the NAY Of Shanghai
end Japan ports viii be off the port
e Or about three O'Clock this after
noon.
The liner may take ! berth at Rich
ards street wharf, should 4 be found
1T the last moment that there Is too
great congestion Of freight at the
Alalzea wharf The berth Tor the Nip
pom Maru had not been definitely de-
cided upon ~ HarDormaster Foster
this morning
Il Il the present intention to dis
patch the vessel for San Francisco at
eight o'clock tomorrow morning. The,
liner Is to receive no fuel during the
tI4f here. BIT there are three hum
or1u tons Oriental cargo for die
from wireless reports. the Nippon
IS 70 reach Honolulu with g total Of
11I passengers. which would Indicate
hat The vessel Il carrying q rather
small list Of cabin travellers.
H|h1oos Like United states.
Sixty Or more Hindoos, who passed
through Honolulu last week IS pas
1.I|er1 n The Pacific Mail liner
X.IcIurIa were with but very lew
1<te1tIons provided with considerable
These men have ii their posses
s|1n a. high - three thousand dol
lars declared one MonchQria ON
c|I| The East India men have been
living on the coast Tor some years
and have saved the major part Of the
high wages paid them - railroad,
mining and lumber camp IobQrers
II ]. now predicted that he prob
an. '01..0I&[|o1 Of direct service
I.|.111 Calcutta and Vancouver BY
I'll. .I||||. india steam H@II#4[IOu
Company viii lend 10 q wholesale I'M
.'...I'01 oI HI11oos to the Coast
I.. Immigration Act states that any
..r.1I coming under the immigration
'|.. 4. prohibited from entering ca
.... otherwise than ~ continuous
X..1|111. K.&1IIae' KipeR1lu Kan
1'>1. late NAH but Nill car,3 % "a
II. KI11u Is Oh the berth 10 depart
foI Kauai ports 1t I'VE o'clock f6nor
lot ,<sn'ns = sd'ti'a e 5sE q. Z
DC M|||I'||| |-I I.-It @I|l-40I -+I-
I.|11' ports Is q third vessel slated
I0I dispatch 1t i've o'clock tomorrow
evening taking passengers. mail and
~ extensive shipment of lreIs1t
C1IIcott Here With Fuel on.
A 1ossa1e 81 nineteen days from
61IIoi1. with 16. 900 barrels Of fuel
o|| con1|Ened 70 The local branch Of
the Associated on company. the ship
MARION chiIcott s 9n Arrival e the
he Chilco,t was sent to the railway
wharf there @ receive q PROMPT dis
charge o. cargo into tie storage tanks
The vessel also brought several
11ndr.. drums q disti''ste. gasoline
The ship met with fine weather dur
inc the greater part Of the voyage
from TIE co1s< @ the islands
C1|t1i1 and officers took q lively In
terc1| III tie way the late election
went on the mainland
Heavy shipment 81 Aineroba Beans.
One Of the largest shipments Of al.
fer0ba beans. utilized III the manuf-
octure 81 cattle and horse feed, re-
(eif6d here Ia months arrived as part
cargo ii the IntepIsland steamer
Mik41aia YESTERDAY
The Maui. and Molokai liners re-
turned with 1 fair list Of passengers
and height including z175 sacks beans
100 sacks charcoal, cords wood, us
head hogs, 8 horses and 12s packages
eundries. According to report from
49,