Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-18
VENTURA TO
\ Bring MANY
DIIItNu HEiA u

Honolulu will hold many strangers
within the gates with the arrival OF
the Oceanic liner Ventura from the
coast, which vessel is due to come
to berth at Oceanic wharf at an
early hour Monday morning.
The Ventura is reported as bringing
down ia cabin and IA steerage pas
sengers for Honolulu.
A wireless message from the vessel
received at the Office of c. Brewer
and Company is to, the effect that SO
passengers in the several classes are
en- route to Page Page and Sydney,
N. s. w. -
The Ventura also brings 381 tons OF
general cargo from the mainland, in
which is expected to be a number oil
automobiles.
One of the largest mails to be re-
ceived here in many weeks is aboard
the vessel in the consignment of 319
sacks for discharge at this port. The
present intention is to dispatch the
vessel for the colonies along about
three o'clock Monday afternoon.
Heavy Rain Along WindWard Hawaii
Heavy rains have prevailed along
windward Hawaii for some days, &C
cording TO reports that have reached
here with the arrival of Purser Chas.
Jones in the steamer Manua kea this
morning. The mter-Island vessel re-
turned with 120 packages sundries,
quantity Of empt ydrums, 10 cord
wood, and several crates chickens.
The Mauna Keal freight for Laupa-
hoehoe was carried on to Hilo,
weather conditions at the exposed
port being unfayorabie to bring the
small boats to landing.
The Mauna Kea met with moderate
trades and seas In returning. The In.
fersIsland steamer Wailele was TAX
ing on cargo at Kuiuihaele and was
expected would return to Honolulu
today. The steamers Kauai and Kea-,
llhou were at Hilo at the time the
Mahna Kea remained at Hilo.
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Nile Carries Many Exeursionists.
Many excursionists are said to have
taken advantage of the great reduc-
ton In passenger rates placed in ef.
feet on the Pacific Mail intermediate
steamer Nile, travellers In which ves-
sci enjoyed round trip from Shang.
hal to Manila by the way Of Hong
kong at $50. This rate also included
a single passage from Shanghai to
Manila at the rate OF $50 and from
Shanghai to Hongkong by the way OF.
Manila at see. The special rate made
for the one trip did not include any
stopover privilege. r :.
The Nile is now on the way from
Japan ports to Honolulu and San
Francisco and should arrive here Oh
Monday according to late adyices re-
ceiYed at the local agency. The YES
eel has small amount of Oriental
cargo for discharge here.
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+. X. X. Extends Time Limit. p ST. ...
An extension OF the time limit to
round trip tickets offered for sale by
the Togo Kisen Kaisha from four to
six months II is predicted viii prove
most acceptable to trans-Pacifie tray-
elers. The local agency Of the Jap
anese line has been advised from the
head Office at Eekio stating that the
company has extended the time limit
on the round trip, without increasing
the cost of transportation ~
Ventura Report.
The following wireless message has
been received from the Oceanic
steamship Ventura, bound for Homo
lulu from San Francisco:
s.. S. Ventura, at sea, January IL,
1913, s p. M: ia cabin passengers,
IA steerage passengers, -SS1 tons gen.
eral cargo for Honolulu. 319 sacks
mail for Honolulu. VIII arrive Mon.
day morning off port $50 a. IN.
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Local Notice TO Mariners.
Hawaiian Islands.-Molokai island
south shore, Kaunakakai range rear
light reported extinguished, will be re-
lighted as soon as practicable. By or
der of the commissioner of light
houses.
"a
Schooner Allen Gong Some.
Thirteen days from Honolulu to
Port Ludlow is the time alleged as
having been required by the American
schooner S. G. Allen in returning to
the coast Thc vessel sailed from
Honolulu on Jan. 4, after having been
discharged Of . shipment of lumber
consigned to fl'Cn and Robinson. The
schooner re- hc,l the sound port yes
terday.
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Schooner Sarcn in With Lumber.
Twenty-eiSht days from Tacoma,
Wash. the schooner Salem with lum-
Der is an arrival at the port today, the
vessel being toWed 10 her wharf this
afternoon.