Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-27
SONOMA BR0KE
ALLRECORDS

Dragging thousands OF pounds OF
metal through the south seas, which
16fted to greatly sretard the progress
. ID the steamer, the Oceanic liner So
noina, an arrival at Honolulu at q
Ihte hour Saturday night, is, declared
Is have 4eclipsed all records, for times
made BY q vessel In like crippled con-
IiIIon.
The Sonorna. with 800 tons cargo
rom Austuraiian points, was given
Ifotapf Dispatch for San Francisco,
tie liner departing for the Coast at
|6bn Sunday. (
Telling of the accident to, the stqr-
bard SHAFT, Captain Trask declared
that for two days the steamer was
handicapped by the protruding shaft,
importing the broken propeller, the
mass Of metal remaining trailing be-
hind instead of dropping Off into the
"a. The bronze propeller, weighing
I1ny thousand pounds and valued at
1000, was dashed by cables 90 the
tern Of the ship but two days before
~ Sonoma reached Page Page. 1t was
|'sIodged from It's position and sunk
into the waters neverssto be recovered.
From the. time OF departing from
Inro Pato. the Sonoma easily steam
a thirteen knots per. hour. At times
ne vessel went even better than this.
William H. McNulty, since the inau-
rnrafion OF the Australian service q
IIrser In the Sonoma, is leaving that
||tGeI upon arrival at San Franeyisco
IS rreviodsiy mentioned In the Star
.II6iin, to take up his duties as clerk
- the California courts. Mac"
.1I0<h MIS- pleasing personality and
IIconlnodatihg methods, has won a
vide circle 81 friends among shipping
.1 business men at the port. His re-.
|,renent from the sea and the 0ceaflic
HE ~ particular Is much regretted
||ft. He insists however that Homo
II win always remain a pleasing
.|0,ofy ana this Is the BpDt where ne
Intends to enjoy future vacations.
The Sonoma departed with thirty
I'VE cabin passengers The vessel
|ns less than half filled with travel
Much of the through freight destin
"a for flle coast confists Of vegetables
IIcluding onions ad potatoes.
Cargo taken on at Honolulu amount
"a to several hundred tons and includs
"a sugar, bananas. and preserved
|'ne9pples.
record shipment of Australian
|<sf was received With the arrival OF
ne vessel. &
sonoluIsa Lsfs Coast with Room to
SPARE.
The Matson Navigation steamer Ho-
<olalan. with accommodation for sixty
r4fin passengers, sailed from San
IInncisco with AZ travellers for Homo
IIIn according to 4 wireless received
e.f6rday AZ the agency Of Castle &
ro0Ie The Hoholulan is expected
viii arrive here on Tuesday morning
hrineing 27S sacks mail, 2575 tons
cargo FOR Honolulu, 29s tons FOR Ka
huiui. 1S9 tons for Port Allen and ~
tons cargo for Kaanapali. Seven au-
fomobiles are included in the freight
for this port. The Honolulan Is to
can at Kahuiui, bat freight for Port
1llen and Kaanapali will DE trans
.hipped to another vessel. .
HoheIuIsh report 81 !
HopoIuIsh Repcss .-a
The following wireless message has
I1kn received by the agents Of the s.
s Honolulan bound for Honolulu:
Ebr honolulu: az passengers. 27S
1ses mail, rs w. r. X. matter. auto
mobiles, 2575 tons cargo For Kahu=
Ini: 29S tons cargo. For Port Allen:
10 tons cargo. For 'Kaanapaii: AZ
IONS cargo sss&
snip win arrive Tuesday morning
ana ltodk at the Hackfeld wharf
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