Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-03

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several coastiHg steamers are sched-
uled TO take a departure this evening,
carrying passengers, late mails and
general cargo.
The Helene is slated for departure
for Kohalalele, Kukuiau, Ookala. and
Lanpahoehoe, the vessel to sail at
five o'clock The Mama Loa has been
placed on the Kinau run to Kauai
ports, leaving at five this evening
The Likelike, to cover the run TO
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports in
place of the Mikahala. will also de-
part at five this evening.
Japanese Dies on Mauna kea.
Death visited the 1nterIsland
steamer Mauna Kea early this morn.
ing as that vessel neared Honolulu.
A Japanese named. X Naojiro. who
boarded the vessel at Hilo died from
what is believed to have been acute
tuberculosis. The man appeared
ailing when lie took passage at Hilo.
As far as the officers were able to
discover, the deceased has no rela-
tiyes in this city. Coroner Charles
Rose took charge Of the remains with
the arrival of the Mauna Kea this
morning. He will hold an inquest to-
day. T. /
The steamer met with fair weather
on the return trip. A small list of
cabin passengers returned. Freight
included small shipments of wine, 2
autos, crates of chickens, mules,
and 81 packages sundries. Purserl
Philips reports, the InterIsland
steamers Claudine, Kauai, Kaiulani
and Keanhou at Hilo at the time the
vessel sailed from the Hawaii port
for Honolulu. No deep water ships
at Hilo. the schooner Okonogan and
barkentine Wilder having sailed for
the coast on last Friday evening.
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HonoIulan Here In The Morning.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Honolulan from San Francisco is ex-
pected to be an early arrival tomorrow
morning with AZ passengers for Homo
lulu and mail including 81 sacks for
Australia and 33S sacks for this port.
The vessel brings 1881 tons cargo
for Honolulu and 1888 tons for dis
charge at Hilo. In the Honolulu cargo
are three automobiles.
One interesting item in the freight
carried in the Honolulu is shipment
OF 1000 boxes Of apples. The vessel
viii proceed to Hilo instead of Kahu,
lui on this trip.
HonoIulan Report. !, Z
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from
/ the S. $. Honolulan bound for Homo
/ lulu:
S. s. Honolulan. Dec. 2, 1912; $500
p m.-For Honolulu: AZ passengers,
1888 bags mail. 146 W. F. X. matter,
1916 tons cargo, 8 automobiles. For
Hilo:' 2733 tons cargo; 81 bags mail
to connect with s S Makura for Aus
tralia. Ship will arrive Wednesday
morning and dock at the Hackfeld
wharf.
Cadets Returning In The Zeaiandia.
A company of Vancouver school
cadets to the number of sixty-two are
passengers in the Canadian Australian
liner zealandia, having spent some
four months on tour of Australia and
New Zealand where a series of ex-
hibition drills were given. The lads
are under the care of q corps of able
INSTRUCTORS. They report having been
rnyaIly entertained at many OF the
centers of population in the common.
wealth.
WiIheImina Will Sail Lightly Laden.
Taking small amount of cargo. in
Guiding pineapples, coffee, rice and
sundries but no sugar. the Matson
Navigation steamship Wilhelmina is
to depart for San Francisco at ten
o'clock tomorrow morning. The liner
will carry a small list of cabin and
steerage passengers judging from the
advance booking at the Office of Castle
and Cooke. -. E.. "#
! Hilonian At Hilo. -. =. ......- f
The Matson Navigation steamer
Pinonian was expected to arrive
at Hilo today, there to complete the
discharge of mainland freight and
complete cargo intended for San Fran
cisco The Hilonian it is believed will
sail for the coast tomorrow afternoon.
i PASSENGERS ARRIVED