Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
Shipping
JAPANESE FRE|GHfER GUARANTEED
BEFORE DISCHARGINGCARGO

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: tie order of Allen and Robinson, the
! 5. c. Allen was brought inside the
| harbor and to the A and r wharf at
an early hour this morning.
The voyage from Port Townsend is
reported as a rather disagreeable one
IL that the vessel met with strong
/ gales and heavy seas. No damage to
cargo or vessel is however reported.
/ Chorus Maids Away for the Orient.
/ The Nippon Maru, the little Write
yach; in the Togo Kisen Kaisha SER
vice. is to depart for Japan and China
ports at o'clock Friday evening. &C
tcording to the expectations Of Castle
x Cooke, the local representatives for
Ithe japanese line. The Nippon Maru
twill bear twenty members of the
| Hughes Musical Comedy Company,
who will have completed a brief en-
gagement at this city. According to
Iadvices received here, the steamer is
/ to arrive with 166 passengers in the
several classes, all enroute to the Far
East -
Twenty Asiatics will he added to the
steerage from this port.
Cargo Awaits kestreI. ....
Supplies for Tanning island to the
amount of 60 tons awaits at this port
the arrival of the little British steam
er Kestrel that is to take up the run
between Honolulu and Tanning and
Washington islands. IL. --..-..-
The freight was brought here by the
Hate Canadian-Australian liners and in
cludes provisions and material for the
Icable station located at Tanning. The
Kestrel is now on the way down from
Vancouver, according to advices re-
ceived atsthe agency of T. H. Davies
land Company. The vessel is due to
arrive here daily. ".s
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HonoIuIan Away at Six Tonight.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hcnolulan, it is declared, will depart
for San Francisco at o'clock this
Ievening. The vessel is to be supplied
with 24S0 tons of sugar, besides 5000
cases of pines, $500 lunches of ban
anas and shipments of rice, coffee and
sundries. Less than twenty cabin pas
sengers have been booked for the
coast in this liner. The Honolulan
sails from Hackfeld wharf. =.
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Thousands of Shipping Blocks ID,
Sixty-three thousand hard wood
paving blocks from Hawaii were in
cluded in a shipment of freight
brought to this port this morning with
the arrival of the Inter-Island steamer
Claudine
The Claudine met with moderate
trades and seas but owing to heavy
lswells at Laupahoehoe, the vessel did
not attempt to land cargo there on
the outward voyage. 49,.
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Promise Taking on Coal
The last of the consignment of
phosphate rock is going out of the
Norwegian steamer Promise and to-
day several hundred tons coal is be-
| ing placed aboard, preparatory to the
sailing of the steamer for the south
seas
Island, and may there take cargo for
Australia.
Kauai Sugar Report ...a.+@... .
Sugar is beginning to accumulate
at the various plantation warehouses
along the coast of the Island of Kauai
according to report brought to this
city with the arrival of the Inter-Is-
land steamer w. G. Hall this morn.
ing Sugar awaiting shipment in
cludes the following: B. 5000, M. A.
X. 31,55s, K & r. 1000, Mob. 27S1,
X. S. NJ. 1900, K. p. 10,5S0.
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Rough Weather OF Kauai. IT,.
/ With small general cargo, the
Understand steamer w. G. Hall was
an arrival from Kauai ports this morn
ing. According to report brought by
ioficers, the vessel met with consider
liable rough weather while attempting
to effect landings at some of the wind
ward Garden Isla.1d ports The bark
entine John Smith was discharging
lumber at Port Allen at the time the
Hall sailed for Honolulu.
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claudine Back With Sugar Mill
Machinery.
| With several pieces of heavy sugar
milling machinery, the Inter.Island
tsteamer Claudine is an arrival from
Hawaii and the Maui ports this morn
ling. The freight list included ship
ments of mill rollers, 10 cords of wood,
so barrels of charcoal, AZ head of hogs,
crates OF chickens, geese, turkeys,
lpigs and 1872 packages of spndries.
With a general cargo including lum-
der, the American schooner defender,
ltwenty-three days from SaSn Francis
co, is reported to have arrived at
Hama, Maui, yesterday, according to
iadvices brought tc this city with the
Iarrival OF the. Inter-lsland steamer
iClaudine.
w. c. PEACOCK 4 CO, LTD.
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