Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-03

1nt &coInlnB week gives aDunudW
promise of much activity in local ship
ping circles. The arrival of the Unit
ed States army transport Thomas from
Manila, tomorrow. followed by the ar
mored cruisers South Dakota and Cali
ifornih. will mean that much coal will
Be discharged from the Thomas. while
additional fuel viii be supplied the
United States war vessels.
The Thomas Is slated for departuIe
on Monday evening. Monday morning
The Ventura, from the Coast will ar
rive. and this vessel Is to continue the
Toynes5to Page Page and Sydney at 5
o'clock in the evening of that date.
The Wflhelmina, from San Francisco,
r. 70 arrive early Tuesday morning. and
the Mafson Navigation agency at this
port will dispatch the steamer Lurliue
Tor San Francisco at O'Clock that
evening. Thursday should see the ar
rival of the Pacific Mail liner Man,
chufia from Oriental ports with six
Teen hundred tons OF cargo for dis
charge at Alakea wharf. The japanese
liner shinyo Maru sailed from San
Francisco at 1880 this afternoon and
should arrive here early Friday morn
ms en- route to Japan and China ports.
The Oceanic liner Sonoma Is now
SCHEDULED. 10 arrive from Sydney on
Friday and sail the same day for San
Francisco.
|.tna kea Returned With Hawaii
sheen to the lumber of 256 head
arrived at the port this morning in
ne Interisland steamer Mauna Kea.
mi. vessel returned from Hilo by the
Way Of Hawaii and. Maui ports. bring
.nr general cargo including empty
||uI1s. % bales hides. OF cords wood,
q sacks corn, one auto, crates turkey
ma chickens, and 315 packages sun
1I.es
large list OF cabin and deck pas
.11rers returned in the vessel among
.hom were delegation Of mainland
|t1fIsfs who have been visiting the
.||cnno. The Mauna Kea is scheduled
ID sail for Hilo direct at four o'clock
tile Afternoon.
lam sehooners In The Lumber
0ome
|our steam.schooners and two sail
M. vessels were announced as fixed
IS TIE weekly circular of the Shipown-
81. association Of the Pacific Coast,
.ned on July Is. They all get the
|railing good rates. The charters
..|rde the steamer Westerner, Graysi
.|rbor To- San Francisco, SAFE;
.'.1nitr Jim Butler, Columbia River
(. san Francisco, $4.75; steamer
Caster, WIllapa to San Francisco, SIS:
. .4neR Fort Bragg, Columbia River
f. san Francisco, S.: schooner A. r.
Coates. Eureka to Hiio, $3.50; schoon-
~ III b. Bendixsen. Puget Sound to
hawaiian Islands, $3.50.
|.maII Sugar Report.
0laa sugar warehouses showed the
largest accumulation OF sugar on Ha-
vail according to report brought
~ Purser Philips in the steamer
.1nna Kea, which gives the follow
0r oonsignments awaiting shipment:
|1n 1850, Waiakea 1000, Hawaii
nm 300, Hilo Sugar Co. $4,000, Ono
.16 II, 402, Pepeekeo 1900. HonOmu
$500. Hakalau 12.700, Laupahoehoe
1000. Kaiwih 1900, Kukaiau 1000,
..hakua Mil 10000, Paauhau 12,000,
.onokaa 500, Kukuihaele 500, Puma
|nu 1881, and Honuapo 1882 sacks.
1oboht Tahiti While In Distress.
The schooner Expansion, previously
reported as putting into Papeete in
distress. Is effecting necessary repairs
- The Tahitian port. after discharging
her cargo. When she put into the hay
"a the Expansion was leaking at the
rate Of four inches an hour. While she
was being towed In strong sufrent
rent the vessel on to a reef, but she
.rhe soon fioated. The Expansion had
= cargo of lumber from Grey's Har-
Dor for Valparaiso
San Pedro Talks Ia Millions.
Lumber shipped into San Pedro by
water during the fiscal year Just end
"a reached the total Of 627,753, 900
feet. an increase of 74,425,000 feet
over the presiding fiscal year. accord
ine to q report issued by G. w. Pen
fletOn. United States Collector of Gus
TOMS for the district.
N II
Coasters Meet with Fair Weather.
Fair weather has been the rule
throughout the islands, according to
reDorts Brought in by pursers in late
arriving Inter-Island steames. The
IWalani with $3.50 sacks sugar is here
from Mahukona This vessel met
with light winds and smooth seas on
the voyage. Purser Stein reports
1000 sacks sugar awaiting shipment at
Honoipu.
Santa Rita Discharging mt HilO.
The American oil-tanker Santa Rita
Was reported as discharging the re-
mainder of shipment of fuel oil at
llilo at the time the steamer Mauna
Kea took a departure for Honolulu.
The schooner Melrose is reported by
Purger Phillips as at the Hawaii port,
..,ksro o shinment of coast lumber is