Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-22

freight from the mainland coming
down to the Maui port from San Fran,
cis co in windjammers.
Superintendent Morse, and several
divers who have been employed at the
Hama wharf have reported to the pub,
lie works department for further duty
"a
Sierra Leaving With Fair Cargo.
The Oceanic Steamship Sierra is
90 sail for San Francisco at noon Sat
urday with a fair-siZed cargo made
up of the principal products of Ha
wall. The vessel is being loaded
with $4,000 sacks sugar, 10000 cases
of preserved pineapples, 5000 punches
bananas, and a quantity of sundries
including honey, rice, coffee and
bides. The Sierra is destained to
carry a large list of cabin passen.
gers, at least one hundred names
Eow being on file at the office of c.
Brewer & Company.
American-Hawaiian Movements.
Three American-Hawaiian freighters
have been placed on the berth to sail
from Puget Sound for the Hawaiian
Islands, on regular schedules calling
for the departure of the Mexican from
Seattle on August 81, followed by the
Columbian on September l and the
Alaskan on September II. These'ves-
sells are to bring cargo from the East
Coast of the United States transhipped
at Tehuantepec to the freighters in
the Pacific triangular service.
The Mexican, the first vessel to ar
rive here, should reach port on or
about August 80.
Bark RIthet May Bring EIopers.
The staunch bark r. P. Rithet,
which sailed from San Francisco for
Honolulu on Tuesday, is said to have
left with two passengers who had but
a few days before figured in an elope-
ment. F. B. Jansen, Jr, the 1S-year-
old son of F. Bromley Jansen Sr., a
wealthy member of a firm of expert
accountants of that city and his bride
of three days, who was Miss Gene
We've Delano Marsh, have embarked
upon the bark for Honolulu, to escape
from the wrath of the elder Jansen.
Rebates May Be Abolished.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. News
was brought by the British steamship
Teucer from the Orient that the Jap
anese steamship line which had been
threatening to abolish the rebate on
tea freights placed a new tariff in eff
feet July 10, under which the rate on
To- h. %0Y ho
bate system will no longer be in eff
feet. This is said to mean that the
Japanese lines operating to this Coast
from the Orient have broken with the
transpacific conference.
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LikeIike Hastens Back to Kauai.
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
is to be given quick dispatch for Ka-
uai ports, the vessel having been
placed on the berth to sail for the
Garden Island at o'clock this even
ing The Likelike returned from the
neighboring island yesterday with
brought by the purser, 5000 sacks of;
sugar are awaiting shipment at Ahu-
KIM. The Likelike in sailing for Gar
den Island ports this evening will call
at Kilauea and Hanalei.
"a
TWO Windjammers Fixed For Hawaii
The British ship Juteopolis and the
British bark Endora have been fixed
to bring shipments of fertilizer mater
ial for the Hawaiian islands.
The Juteopolis is a fixture to de-
part from Hamburg with general
cargo.
The bark Endora, arriving at Mejil-
lones on June 18th is to take on
shipment of nitrates destined for the
fertilizer companies of Honolulu.
Luriine Due Next Wednesday.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline, leaving San Francisco shortly
after / o'clock yesterday afternoon,
is bringing a large general cargo to
the Islands, according to a cable re-
ceived at the agency of Castle &
Cooke The Lurline is reported to
have sailed with 1927 tons merchan-
disc for discharge at Honolulu and
500 tons for Kahului.
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Helene Back From Big Island Ports.
Today's arrivals included the Inter
Island steamer Helene, with 12,035
sacks of sugar and IS head cattle from
Parker Ranch. The officers report
northeast winds and smooth seas with
cloudy weather. The Helene called
at Papaaloa and cleaned up all the
sugar stored at the plantation ware
house
StaekabIe to Sell Uncle Sans Be-
longirgs.
Collector Stackable is to dispose Of
a quantity of old junk, including a!
row boat. an Anticipated couch and a.
platform scale to the highest bidder.
The property is to be disposed of at
public aution.
WaiIeIe to Garry Hawaii Freight.
The Interisland steamer Wailele is
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