Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-01
Shipping
ASCORE Of new AuTOSIS
i. Feature OF WILHELMINA CARGO

days from MukiIteo and destined for
Filo with lumber. The schooner Spo-
kline from Port Ludlow with lumber
for Hilo is twenty-tf1ree days out and
was not sighted by officers in the In
terisland steamer. -.
At Kailua the American schooner Fl
n. Bendixon is daily expected as the
yessel is reported to have sailed from
Pert Gamble thirty one days agi.
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Inter-IsIand SaiIings Today.
Tuesday is ever busy one in In
ter-ISland steamship circles.
The Kona and Kau liner Mauna
Loa, back in commission after seven
months overhauling and reconstruc-
ton, sailed at noon today for wind
of passengers and general cargo.
The steamer Iwalani, with ship
ments of fertilizer and lumber des-
tined for Mahukona and Kawaihae,
was a departure for the Big Island at
the noon hour.
The Kinau has completed the dis
charge of general cargo of Kauai
products which arrived here on Sun
day and will be dispatched for the
Garden Island at o'clock this even
ing.s The Mikahala, for Maui and Mo-
Iokai ports, will take fair list of
passengers and considerable cargo
when sailing at 5 o'clock tonight. i
No Sugar but Plenty of Pines.
SO No sugar will be included in the
large cargo to be taken to the coast
in the Matson Navigation liner Lur-
line, to sail for San Francisco. at 6
o'clock this evening.
- One thousand tons molasses were
shipped from Kahului. The Lurline
gathered up quantity of preserved
pineapples at Maui. The vessel it is
believed will steam from this port to-
night with in the neighborhood of 81 :
500 cases of the preserved product of
the pineapple canneries.
In addition to this list of freight,
5000 punches of bananas have been
Offered. i
The vessel will sail with nearly so
cabin passengers and half-dozen in
the steerage. A later mail for the
mainland will be forwarded in the.
Lurline. The vessel sails from Hack
field wharf.
Mauna Kea Brings Report OF Much 81
Rain on Hawaii. s. /
Much rain along the coast of Ha-t
wall is reported with the arrival of
the Inter-Island steamer 'Mauna KeaI
from Hilo this morning. The vessel
passed through smooth seas and light
winds. She brought cargo including
10 cords wood, quantity of empties,
auto, crates chickens, ducks, and So
packages sundries. The steamer Isl
to be dispatched for Hilo and way
ports at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. !
Hawaii Sugar. -
A small amount of sugar remains
at several ports along Hawaii, accord
ing to report that has reached this
city with the arrival of the steamer
Mauna Kea. Purser Phillips notes the
following shipments: Olaa 1000,
Onomea 95k4, Hakalau 9574, Hamakua
Mill 1000. Puhaluu 1000, and HonuapoI
2700 sacks.
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Lumber Laden For kaanapalI.
1t is believed that with the return of
Interisland steamers from Maui ports,
report of the arrival of the bark
Albert at Kaanapoli will be receives
10 this city. The Bark Albert sailed
from Port Ludlow, thirty-six days ago
with cargo consigned through the
agency of H. Hackfeld & Company.
Siberia on Way From the Orient.
From the Orient and with room for
125 cabin passengers, the Pacific Mail
liner Siberia is due to arrive here
next Monday morning This vessel is
to be given quick dispatch through
the agency of HI. Hackfeld & Co. and
will presumably sail for San Fran
cisco at S o'clock in the evening.
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MadSen Is Chief i'm the Wilhelmina.
NJ. A. Madsen is now chief officer
in the Matson Navigation liner Wilhel-
nina, having taken over his new du-
ties on the present trip. Madsen is
no stranger to Honolulu shipping, as
he has been connected with the Lur-
line and was for some months master
of the freighter Hyades.
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Schooner Alice Cooke Due Daily.
Shipping men at this port look for
the arrival of the American schooner
Alice Cooke daily. This vessel sailed
from Port Ludlow thirty four days
ago with a full shipment of lumber
consigned to the local branch of Lew
ers & Cooke.
Helene Returns from NapOOpOO.
Sugar made up the cargo brought
to the port in the Inter-Island steamer
Helene from Napoopoo. This vessel
brought $3.50 sacks sugar and 75i
head of Greenwich ranch cattle. The
vessel met with light trades and
smooth seas on the return tTp.
N returning from Kauai. Light
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