Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-20


honolulu on Monday, according to
late wireless reports received at the
several local agencies.
The American-iiawaiian freighter
Alaskan, with a large general cargo
a portion of which was supplied at
1sthmus of Tehuantepec The Alask-
an brings merchandise and supplies
from San Francisco and Puget Sound
ports The Alaskan will go to the
railway wharf to discharge, before
proceeding to the various island ports
&c take on sugar destined for Salina
Cruz
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia from
Hongkong by the way of Japan ports
fe due to arrive at an early hour in
the morning. This vessel is to sail
for San Francisco at four o'clock
Monday evening, following the dis
charge of one THOUSAND tons of orien-
tia cargo The Siberia Is expected
win carry nearly one hundred cabin
passengers from Honolulu TO the
coast
The Oceanic steamship Sierra, from
San Francisco is enroute to the is
lands, and is also due to come along
side Oceanic dock on Monday morn
ing The absence of a late wireless
message to the agents, leaves the
number OF passengers to arrive In this
vessel still matter Of conjecture.
The Sierra. however. is understood to
have left the coast with fair list of
cabin and steerage passengers, in ad-
dItIon to big general cargo. The.
Sierra win remain here until Satur-
day morning.
The Matson Navigation steamer
BiloniBn from San Francisco by the
way of Seattle and Tacoma, is the
fourth trans-Paclfic steamer expected
to show mp at the port on Monday.
The Hilonian brings full cargo of
supplies, for the quartermaster de-
partment, also consignments of feed
Tour and forage The vessel also has
. big shipment OF lumber for several
Hawaiian islands ports.
s,sisss sss.t
Tuscarora skipper Bitterly censured,
& Much unfavorable comment has
been going the rounds of Pacific
coast shipping over the alleged fail
IRE OF Captain Halmshead Of the Brit
IRh steamship Tuscaroro to stop his
vessel wien is was learscd that &c hid
run down scho0her. and be ready 10
lend assistance II needed The San
francisco Bulletin states: The Brit
Ish steamer Tuscarora, Captain
Halmshead, almost sank the schooner
Bertha Dolbeer of the San Francisco
lehtship.
As II was the big British vessel car
ried away the iibhoon and headgear
Of the schooner and did considerable
damage forward
Captain Erickson of the schooner
Bertha DoIbeer, which left here in oal-
last for Grays Harbor, reports that
while the night was moonless there
was no fog when the collision occur
red He also charges that after rak-
ing his craft forward the British |
steamer continued on her course to-
ward port.
Crippled, and in calm, the schoon-
a was picked up by the steamer
Johan Paulsan and towed back to
port.
The steamer Tuscarora arrived in
port early this morning from Miiki, |
Japan. Captain Halmshead made no
report Of the accident
Nllhau Brought Kauai Sugar.
Aided by fine weather the Interis-
land steamer Niinau Is an arrival
from Kauai ports today with 5000
sacks sugar. gathered at Ahukini. The
Iessel also brought ore automobile
and several packages stndries.
Iwsianl an Arrival Today.
Today's arrivals included the steam
I'll lwalani from Honoipu, with 800
sacks sugar. SO bales hides, 80 bales
wool, and Quantity of empty drums.
The vessel left behind $4,000 sacks
sugar at Honoipu. The Iwalani steam
&c homeward through smooth seas.
Kauai Sugar,
Purser Ahua of the steamer Kinau
reports the following consignments of
Kauai sugar awaiting shipment: X. S.
M. 1890. X. P. 951S. G. F. 200, Nj.
al X. 1882. G.. & r. 200, L. p. 15,-
es4. Mob. 30.O64.
cargo Carriers Due Next Week.
The Harrison Direct Line freighteri
L0ntlSidAs tIOt1 EuIOBcdu pOIlS, WIFI
general merchandise to the Fred l..
Waldron Company, the Norwegian
sfeamer Prometheus, with phosphate
rock from Makateo, and the bark
Nuuanua from New York, now 343
DAYS out from the East coast of the
United States, are expected will ar
rive at Honolulu during the coming,
week.
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NaIuakke Cargo For Honoipu.
It's valuable cargo of beneral mer-
chandise that is now on the way from
San Francisco to Honoipu, in the
American schooner bearing the same
name as the Hawaii port.
The vessel is now fourteen DAYS
from the coast. The value of the car
20 is placed at $S0.967 and includes
the following items: 325 bbls flour