Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-26
DREDGE CALIFORNIA MAY LEAVE IN
TOW Of BIG TUG HERCULES

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Cruz. The last large shipments OF
sugar and pineappies for 1872 have
left the islands by previous depart
urcs Of steamers for the states and
/ The isthmuS.
= Vironian to Land Livestock.
The Amcrican-Hawaiian 5. ) VIZ
i gilman, with special fittings for the
! transportation Of livestock, Is report
! ed to BE- preparing to bring down d
number OF head of finea horses and
mules for local importers The Nir-
gilman sails from Puget Sound on Oc-
tOher and should arrive at Honolulu
Oh the 18th.
Five thousand tons of general cargo
one Of the largest shipments CT
freight from the East Coast of the
United States-are expected to arrive
here in this vessel, including west
bound cargoes Nos. 296, 297 and 29%,
leaving New York on August II, II
and %, in the freighters, Georgian,
Oregon and Texan.
The Nirginian will, after discharg-
ing Honolulu cargo, proceed to kalru-
lui and HiO. The Eirginian steamS
from iIllO 10 San Francisco and thence
TO Salina Cruz.
Japanese Coal for Hawaiian Islands.
According to late advices received
by the local branch Of the Merchants
Exchange, the japanese freighteI' Tn
kai Maru, Number ,, is reported will
load coal at Moi, Japan, for the Ha-
Walian islands. The vessel and cargo
are said to be consigned to the local
agency of Hind, Rolph & Co. The
coal will probably be delivered to Ka-
uai or Hawaii ports.
StrathaIIan a Fixture for Australia.
A cargo OF lumber will be supplied
the British freighter Strathallan,
which is expected to sail from Homo
lulu this afternoon for NOyO, Calf.
This vessel has been discharged of
a consignment of Newcastle, N. S.
W., coal. to the order of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company.
The Strathallan has been fixed for
Australian ports.
Transport Sherman on Way to Islands
With officers, troops and civilian
passengers. the United States army
transport Sherman, sailing from Man
lila for the mainland on September 16, |
is understood to have cleared from
Nagasaki, Japan, on or about Septem-
Der oath. This vessel is due to ar
rive at Honolulu on the way to San
Francisco on October 4th.
"a
Schooner kona to Load for Australia. |
The American schooner kona, now
a shipment of lumber at
Port Allen, is to proceed to Grays !
Harbor, there to take on a cargo of
lumber destined for Sydney or New
castle, n. S. w. The schooner. has
been fixed at fifty-five shillings The
Kona is expected to depart from the
Kauai ports within a few days.
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After completing the discharge of
a shipment of nitrate from South
American ports, the American bark
Eudora will proceed to Puget Sound.
there to load cargo for the United
Kingdom. The bark is believed will
sail from Honolulu by the first of the
coming week.
The United States cruiser Maryland,
with Secretary of State Knox as it's
passenger, is expected
to arrive here on Sunday, according
to late advices received at the local
naval station. The Maryland sailed
from Yokohama Sept. 2lst.
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The Inter-Island steamer Nihau
has been placed on the berth to sail
for kaanapali, Lanai ports and La
hama at o'clock this afternoon, TAX
ing a general cargo and later mail.
Mail and a few Iay-Over passengers
leaving Honolulu in the Pacific Mail
liner Persia on September *, arrived
at San Francisco yesterday morning.
A big freight and shipments of
lumber are due to arrive here from
San Francisco and Puget Sound ports
Oh Friday morning in the Matson Nav
igation steamship Hyades.
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru
will bring the next mail from the
mainland, the steamer to arrive here
tomorrow morning, according to late
messages received at the
agency OF Castle d Cooke.
The Matson Navigation liner Will
heImina, sailing from San Francisco
yest erdaH afternoon with full list of
passengers and a general cargo for
Honolulu and l4ilO. is due to arrive
her" early next Tuesday morning.
According to cables received at the
local branch of the Merchants En-
change the Matson Navigation steam
or HOnolulan. leaving here last We'd
ueSday, arrived at San Francisco
shortly after the noon hour vester-
day. [
The Oceanic steamship Ventura,
from San Francisco, with passengers
and freight for Honolulu, PaCO Page
ana Sydney. is expected TO arrive at