Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21
IMPROVEMENTS AITEHuANIEPEC j..
j.. ASSIsTIN TEN.DAY SERVICE

the mainland. IL Is DeIleYeQ tnat the
Togo Kisen Kaisha liner. will bring
a large consignment ss~
Ihe Pacific Mail liner Manchnria,
to arrive from the orient today and
to- be dispatched for San Francisco
on or about noon tomorrow viii car.
~ the next mail to San Francisco.
1t is possible that the Manchuris
may begdischarged in time to sail for
the coast at ten O'Clock. Fl
Following the Manchuria, the next
liner out, Of Honolulu for, the coast
will be the Chiyo Maru, sailing on
October 18th. {
fhe Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
from Hongkong by the way of Japan
porte VIII be late sfn arrival at Homo
lulu the vessel to arrive here at; day
light tomorrow morning, with 1850
TONS oriental freight for discharge at
thiss port. 1
The Manchuria is reported to have
called at Manila on thep resent RIP
The vessel is expected will be ready
to sail for San Francisco at five or
six o'clock tomorrow evening, provide
ed that sukcfent assistance can be Sc.
cured to discharge the extra large
shipment Of cargo for. Honolulu.
The Manchuria has room for one
hundred and twenty-five additional
cabin passengers from this port. AT
noon today about forty had booked at
Two Interisland steamers made the
home port. Yesterday they being the
Kinau from Kauai ports and the Mika.
hala from Maui and Molokai. The
Kinau sreturned with 30 bales hides, q
quantity OF empties. $50 cases honey,
LII packages sHndriess The vessel
met with smooth seas and Hight winds:
The Mikahala carried fonr heavy
sugar mill rollers for repairs at the
local, iron works. In addition to these
items the vessel brought 1000 SACKS Of
aIseroba beans, 200 head OF sheep, AZ
hogB, II crates chickens. 100 sacks
charcoal, so barrels wine, and. 212
Packages sundrieA
The Interisland steamer Kilauea is
expected will sail from San Francisco
or or about Oct. Goth for Honolulu the
voyage to the home. port taking the
better part Of eight days. The Kiiauea
il now undergoing general repairs at
the Union Iron Works, where. several
damaged plates for the bottom of the
vessel are to be replaced.
The Kilauea Is believed viii leave
the ship yards this week. The vessel
will probably be supplied with q limit.
ed amount Of cargo to serve as bal.
last
Ten thousand tons general cargo
for the Hawaiian islands, eight thou
sand tons being discharged at Homo.
lulu has delayed the sailing; OF the
An freighter virginian for island
ports and San Francisco. She is ex-
rected will get away for Kahului and
Hilo tomorrow evening. and from the
latter port viii proceed to San Fran
cisco taking. 1909 tons sugar and So.
600 cases of preserved apineappless
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hilonian ID to return from Port Allen
tomorrow morning. coming here for
ou4tbiOuu1 nHipucutb VI sugar duu
pineapples. The Hilonian is. expect
ed VIII remain here for the day and
then sail for Hilo. 1t is the present
intention to dispatch the Hilonian
from Hilo to San francisco direct on
October 23rd. The vessel is proceed
ing to the coast with only a fair-sized
cargo.
The Matson Navigation sea-going
tug Intrepid completed a smart pas
sage from Kahuluf to Honolulu with
the big dredge Governor in tow yes
terday. the tug and the dredge com
plotting the trip in TWENTY-FIVE hours.
The work of the Intrepid with this un-
weildy craft is looked upon as highly
satisfactory by local shipping men.
The dredge has completed work at the
Maui port extension.
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