Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-28
Shipping
PICTURE DRHES AND FItIPNB
M HERE MINER GHIY0 MARU

honolulu With . pari cargo Of sugar
and pines.
Many Vessels Added To Lumber
Fleet.
"A number of wen known windjam-
ners have been added to the lumber
feet, which Is to pay on ore more
visits to Honoluhi and other island
ports during the course 0f the next
Few months. According 10 reports sfcon1
the coast, the Andy Mahoney q
schooner OF fajr TONNAGE wiz load
tlumber from Sound ports Cor the is
Hands. The Ethel Zale Sis . late
teharter for Honolrlu and viii load
Following trip to South America.
Another Sound charter Ii reported
IT, the schooner Salem to take lumber
| from the Sound for Honolulu. Other
vessels listed for the island trade in
eide the scho0ners John Smith ind
the Sehome.
cuernsnH For fha oonst
A shipment Of lumber destined for
Australia will beScarried in the Nor
wegian steamship Guernsey, in leaving
the northern California coast, with the
completion of the discharge of a cargo
of coal at Honolulu.
Captain SOFenson, master OF tie
Norwegian tramp steamer reports a
lfeir trip from the Antipodes. URfavor-
able winds considefably retarded the
lproeress Of the steamer from Newcas-
itle N. 8 W.. 20 the islands me
IGHernsey was sent to- quarantine
wharf on arrival at the port early
SUNDAY the Federal medical officers
Edfciding that q fumigation as "a pro.
lventatiFe against plague.rats be given.
The vessel completed tn passage
With over five thousand tons coal in
twenty three days without mishap.
The Guernsey was brought to the. In
lterisland Steam Navigation c0a5rwharf
wharf thfs morning where the fuel IS
| IN be discharged.
Il Is expected hat the vessel win be
ready for dispatch for Eureka by, the
last Of the week.
| scnoma TO Make Short stay.
II t0LCAMlN
will make brief stay at the port ac-
cOrding to the present intentions Of
C. Brewer and Qolnpany the local re-
p1esentatives fer the vessel The So
mona win take sixteen additional
passengers at this port destined for
Sydney N s. w by the way Of Page
Page. The vessel will probably be dis
patched for the colonies on or about
| Six o'clock this evening. A small ship
lment Of pineapples Is TO be forward.
led to the AntipOdes in the liner a
wireless received FROM the liner at
leisht o'clock last night announces
that the Sonoma was ZIG miles from
Honolulu and will arrive about one
O'clock today. The Sonoma has fifty
first cabin, nine steerage passengers
for Honolulu, and thirty-seven tons
cargo and 227 sacks Of mall. Heavy
lswelle have held the chip back
WIihelmipa- Report.
The following wireless message has
been received by the Agents of the
8. s. Wilhelmina hound for Honolulu:
i s. s. Wilhelmina, 8ep. m. Oct "a -
702 miles from port. All we'll For
Iionolulu- 100 cabin passengers, So
tsteerage passengers, 81 sacks mail.
l26 w. +. x. matter. 5 automobiles,
t6211 tons cargo For. Hilo:-1S09 tons
cargo. For KaaRapali - 31s tons ear
| go. For Fort Allen IS tons cargo.
Ship wil arrive tuesday evening
and dock at the aHackfeld wharf
Bark Passes From Islaud Trade.
| In The Start Bulletin some months
ago the statement was made that the
lAmeficans lark Fo0hng Suey WOuIu
eliminated from the New York.Ifono-
lulu sailing packet service with the Sr.
rival Of that vessel on the east coast
Of the United States with q cargo OF
sugar Advices received In this q
at the agency OF II HI Davies and
Company announce the sale 0f thu
|Wndjammer TO an OH company doing
business in the southWett the vessel
70 be used 90 q tanker. ise
ss.',ess ssi 81
schooner Annie gehpson asss
Mahukona.
A wireless message received here
announces the arrivalrof the American
schooner Annie johnson at Mahukonal
on Sunday morning. This vessel sail
ed from San Francisco witllAA full
shipment OF lumber and general mer-.
|ehahdise for the Hawaii ports TIE yes,
sci made the passage nom the coast
to the Islands in sixteen DAYS.
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