Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
Is ASKED
TO HASTEN
ARRIVAL !.

ANIMAL
II steam and the elements permit.
the Matson Navigation Company
chartered steamer Honolulan with
Governor L. e. Pinkham figuring pro.
minentiy among 3s cabin passengers.
from San Francisco TO Honolulu,
should reach berth at Queen street
wharf about six o'clock Tuesday even
ing.
Wind and sea have conspired
against fast passage or the big Ho.
nolulan, which left the coast with
1860 tons Of cargo for Honolulu and
which vessel carries In transit 154
tons freight for Kahului, 116 tons for
Port Allen and As tons for Kaanapali.
The last wireless message received
from the vessel yesterday, indicated
that the steamer would be delayed TO
considerable extent, though her ON.
GERS failed TO venture prediction re-
garding the time Of arrival
John II. Drew, manager Of the ship
ping department Of Castle e Cooke,
- 49, g. I'll 70 zap.
that ofhcer promptly forward q re-
ply, giving an approximate time for
his appearance At quarantine.
Captain Greene has informed the
agents that in addition to the list Of
passengers. the vessel Is bringing 495
sacks Of later mail from the main.
land. There are 95 packages Of ex-
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seiflement. down the cosst r. nf; ,nse
ntn. Tavabss and haclr 81 s ~ Io,,'' ~
way 81 Manila q fh1 infe-c-5,-., -.
cult made bv Division Snneri ,oi,. =,
81 sehoole i I I5efi;ncfo ~ Z. II wa "a.
whitney Of Nuera Ecija and d con-
stabulary force and went to the east
coast to place an American teacher.
Prentice Whitman. IN the little set.
Element or rancheria Of Calabean. Az
ready under the former beneficenf
rule Of Captain Turnbun Of the con.
stabulary, the Negritos have been in.
duced to gather IN 3 semi-agricultural
community OF about 10 houses. Mr..
Whitman, who has gained consider
able experience with primitive ueo.
pies in Aensan. goes to start an aeri-
cultural school for the Neeritos
Afr. Heffington. after crossing tha
mountains. came down the east coast
and to Manila becanre II was too dan.
without his constabulary gnard. He
says that one OF the ideal harbors Of
the Pacific coast Il ct, the new settle
ment Of Calabean. It IS Iandiocked.
simple for the accommodation OF the
Nu0lt " ., meet ana deep. IL
10 surrounded by Z rich stretch of
country that some day will be deyei-
0ped into fine agricultural section.
~
Siberia Has Room for MANY Passen.
Gers.
There il accommodation for At least
one hundred cabin passenfers ii the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia that has.
sailed from the coast Of Japan and IL
due TO arrive here about Jan. 9Th
One Of the largest shipments Of orr.
entail freight to be received here in q
single bottom In many months In re.
ported aboard the Siberia in, the 250G
tons OF cargo carried by the Siberia
for discharge at Honolulu. The YES.
sci IS to take berth at Alakea wharf.
Should the steamer arrive here on
Jan. 9Th it will be dispatched for San
Francisco the following day.
SO, Bon: ass s:s sss. sss