The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-13
BARKtHTINE PUTS q
IN, SHY PROVISIONS
Familiar Vessel Arrives From
Tahiti on Way to the
Golden Gate.


port last night to take on provisions.
The vessel is from Tahiti on the way
to san Francisco and was compcIef
to change its course TO re.tock empty
larders.
The vessel, which appears to be in
ballast, made n good run up from the
Societies, as far AZ can be learned. It
left Papeete early in April, after ar
irving there April 3 from Mulkiteo
with q cargo of humber. There ha
been little communication between j,
and shore yet. however, Captain Cur
not having brought his vessel to the
anchorage until late in the afte noon.
1t will not come into port, but viii
take on provisions outside and $ il for
San Francisco as soon as possible. The
Griitls formerly carried lumber to ilo
nolulu. Boz .f. .r,t I.H .
Korea Has Emba med HooGoo.
Oncc the Pacific Mnil liner Korea
had II hoodoo which became famous On
two continents. Now Captain Nelson
has. it nicely emlalmed apd 'stowel
away in his cabin where he might show
II some day to his particular friends.
A paper vessel on glass sea could
| have more adventures than did the
stahnch Pacific Mailer which arrive /
from Yokohama yesterday afternoon on
its last trip, which points to the hoo
doc = demise " nfH
Surgeon McAlister had two cases
of sickness on his hands since he left
the Golden Gate and throughout the
round trip of Orient ports. Consequent
" he is more popular than ever.
The only piece of hard luck that
caught up with the Korea this trip
settled on Second Steward Barty, who
had to be left behind sick at Shangl al
The trip from Yokohama was pleas
ant one and made the most of socially
About 100 cabin passengers wsr,
aboard when the Korea arrived, twelve
of whom were for Honolulu, Among
the latter were Lieutenauts +. +
Rogers and G.. Il. Lake, United State'
Navy. Miss Fay Rogers, sister of Leu
tenant Rogers, is also a stopover pas
seHger. .t,
General j. NJ. Bell, U. S. A., retired
formerly head of the Army. is a tray
cler on board with Mrs. Bell and thei
party. They are completing II tour o
the world. a number of other Arm.
and Navy officers joined the vessel a
Yokohama.
+. w. TAYLOR, chairman of the Philip
pines Panama-Paciiic Exposition Con
mission, is Traveller to the Golde
G1tn TO complete arrangements for tn
Insular exhibit in 1915. He was M
at the wharf by r. X Bonnie and ID
+. V, Wilcox.
. Albert Waterhousc of the Wata
house Company who is prominently II
! torested in Malay rubber, and who
n member Of the territorial agri nul'ur'
l commission, was returning kaamaln'
Prominent japanese Aboard.
f The distinguished delegation of Jap
g nese which is on its way to San Fra
cisco and California to inquire Ito Il
= anti-Japanese agitation in Sacrament
: and do what it can to restore harmon
t between the two nations, is also aboa1
and were received by prominent Jap
i nese and Americans of Honolulu,
r The Korea will sail Mt noon todi
for San Francisco, II he'd liaO To
of cargo from the Orient for this pc
and worked part of the night. U
steerage passengers for Honolulu
. cludcd SO Japanese and li2 Filipino
a Lahaina Arrives at Mahuk ma.
~ The barkcntinc Lahnina, w ieh "
II reported as Icing due to arrive at u
nolulu from Newcastle, was report
y sighted from Mahnkona according 10
'e wireless received by Hind, Roloh
% Company We terday. The vessel PROV
. to be destined for the Hawaii port
stead of locally. 1t has coal from
~ Australian port.
re- Tons of Boxes for Windward.
re The steamer j. A. Cummins of
= Low fleet is now ,busily engaged
Transporting tons of wooden box va
ir TO Kahnm ON the windward side of I
Q. island for use at the pineapple faet'
l. at Amman. Several tons stu
main piled on the Alakea wharf.