Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
SQUARE SAIL |
Lost NGAEE

BdItlllk LOT udgS Oh lhc Holth a
cific coast, with square and mainsail
gone, and a cap jfb carried away, the
little. schooner Okanogan, which but
recently visited Hilo with q full ship
mcnf Of lumber for the Hilo Railway
company, finally made Port Gamble,
according 10 correspondence received
BIZ local vessel master this morning.
The voyage OF the 0kaflogan from
the time OF leaving Hiio until within
sight OF the coast was one OF contin-
l.9us storm with heavy seas playing
last and loose with everything NOV
able on deck.
On several occasions the vessel was
hove TO while a succession Of gales
swept the Pacific.
A suuare sail was carried away on
Dee. g, while fierce winds continued
lnabated for three days.
The okanogafl was on the cape on
the 18Th and. finding no tug, put to
Isea and was caught in the heavy
storm on the night of the 18th, in
which the mainsailtand cap-jib were
carried away.
karnsk Sails From Leith for
Hopoiniu a
with what is believed 9to be barge
shipment OF fertilizer material as veil
as general merchandise from Europ-
can ports is en- route 70 Honolulu in
the KosInos Line freighter Kafnak,
which according to receipt OF cables
here, sailed from Leith yesterday
The Karnak represents the initial
vessel IN the round.the world Kosmos
service, to include Honolulu as a port
OF call 1t is understood that the YES
sci will visit this port the nproceed
to the west coast OF the United States.
where freight viii be discharged at
San Diego, San Francisco and perhaps
Puget Sound ports.ss 90
China Bringing Asistic Passengers.
Two hundred Asiatic steerage pas.
sehgers are believed will arrive at Hos
Dolulu in the Pacific Mail liner China.
due 60 reach the'port from China and
Japan ports on or about three o'clock,
Monday afternoon. A. wireless receis.
co at the agency OF H. Hackfeld and
Company today is to the effect that
the China Is carrying q totail0f 81 cab.
in. rs second and $50 AEiatic steefage
messengers. The vessel will bring 250
tons oriental cargo for this port. IL
is expected that the liner Will be dis
PATCHED for San Francisco at ten
O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
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BARK Nuua,,u Returninssto the Islands
II Is reported that the bark NuuaIiil
fIs returning to Honolulu This vessel
sailed some months ago for San Diego
and other Southern California ports,
aking a large amount OF native hard
wood In the form Of railway ties and
paying blocks. According TO q cable
received BY the local branch Of the
Merchants Exchange, the Nuuanu left
San Diego for the islands on Decem-
INindjammers Ready for Sea. s
Two windjammers now at the port
are prepared for sea and may. get
away for the coast today The
schooner w. J. Patterson and the
Ethel Zane have been discharged of
shipments OF lumber and await the
completion of crews The Patterson
has been undergoing considerable re-
pairs.
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N0eaM III WITH Rice.
Rice made up the bulk gof the
freight brought to the port this morn
ing In the steamer Noeau, an arrival
lfrom Kauai ports, This vessel is re-
ported to heve met with strong winds
land heavy seas. Freight included 155
sacks rice, 2S5 sacks beans and so
! packages sundries.
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sugar From Kauai.
Sugar from Kauai to the amount
of 1890 sacks arrived in the Inter
island steamer Iwalanf this morning