Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30

are obtainable for the transports. In
working out that problem the quarter
! master general is cooperating with In
sPector George U1her of the steam
bbat inspection service. Others asso-
ciated with them on board consider
ing the subject are Col. Chauncey b.
Baker, quartefmaster, and George A.
Anthony. marine engineer, quarter
master department.
HiIo Shipping.
Shipping at Hilo has been delayed
in the loading or the discharging of
tesIgo through rough weather. At
the time the Inter-Island steamer
tClaudine remained there, the Ameri-
can schooner Taurus, and Okonagan
and the bark Nuuanu and barkentine
Kilkitat were there The Nnnanu is
being loaded with hard wood railway
ties destined for San Pedro. The other
windjammer having lumber for dis
i charge. a.
THE American Hawaiian freighter
Virginian had not completed cargo
but was expected would sail for San
Francisco this evening The Claudine
passed the American schooner Pros
per at Kahului, the vessel being dis
charged. of lumber brought from the
sound. r. ..s. sss ~ 49,. , ~.
Eighty Passengers for Honolulu.
The Pacific NAH liner Siberia from
San Francisco for Honolalu is to ar
!, rive here on Friday morning according
TO the recent vaccinations of H. Hack
field and company the local represen-
tatiyes with IS cabin passengers and
100 tons of cargo for Honolulu. The
vessel win probably be dispatched for
the Far East at Five o'clock that af-
ternoon. A fair sized list of Asiatic
steerage passengers will depart for
the Orient from this port.
Henry Dock, Hawaiian employ
ed by the Fay Transportation com
pany, fell from the city wharf to q
barge, a distance Of about 40 feet;
early this morning, and sustained a
broken hip He was found lying on
the barge about O'Clock this morn
ing, and taken to the receiving hos
pital. After being examined by City
Physician Hendrickson he was remov-
ed to the county hospital for treat
ment.
Dockswas unable to explain how he
happened to fall, but it is believed
that he had been drinking and lost
his balance. Sacramento (Cal) Star
u -
Ventura Taking Few Passengers.
"A rofhav 1fcf
has thus far booked for the coast In
the Oceanic Steamship Company liner
Ventura that is due to arrive from
Sydney n. s. w. by the way Of Page
Pago early Friday morning. The yes.
sci 1t is expected viii be dispatched
for the coast between nine and ten
o'clock Friday morning. A consider
able quantity of cargo including pre-
served pineapples and sundrfes will
be Forwarded to San Francisco in this
vessel
Ciaudine Met With Routh Weather.
Rough weather was met by the
lInter-Island steamer Claudine an ar.
rival at Honolulu this morning from
Hawaii and the Maui ports. The Clau-
dine brought small list of passen-
gers, and cargo including a. quantity
Of empty drums few. bales of hides,
a shipment of hogs and 141 packages
or ssIndries, Purser Kibling reports
rough weather at Hilo and the harbor
we'll filled with shipping.
~
Hall Back From Kauai.
Cargo incln6:lg a quantity OF
emptfts, 20 cases Of 'coeoanut plants
and Al packages OF sundries arrived
from Kauai ports in the steamer w.
g. Hall today. The Hail met with light
winds ana moderate seas.
49, "a g.
Nile Brings Small Cargo.
The Pacffic Mailer Nile from Hong
kong by the way of Japan ports is
expected to arrive here on November
4 With $50 tons freight for discharge
at Honolulu. s
e.
full shipment of lumber to the
agency of Levers & Cooke having
been left at this port, the American
barkentine J. NJ. Griffiths was dis
patched in ballast for return voyage
TO Puget Sound ports last night. The
Grffhths arrived here on October I4th''
d PASSENGERS BOOKED. ]