Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-25
WATERFRONT NOTES
ugar Here in Large Quantities.

1 sugar w NbduIiIlS8s r.
All Inter-Island steamers to reach
the port on Sunday and yester.
day brought quantities Of sugar that
have been accommodating at various
plantation mill warehouses.
The Hall, from Kauai. completed
la special trip and br0G ght 5000 sacks
of the product The Mikahala also
contributed to the sugar that reached
| the port yesterday. 49,. -..
From Ahukinf, the steamer Helene
with 1000 sacks of sugar was an arri-
| val " -.
The steamer Noeau has been
discharged of 1920 sacks of sugar,
1892 sacks of rice and a quantity of
sundries. This vessel also returned
with Kauai island product.
Hilo was the last port of call of
the steamer Niihau that was yesteT-
| day discharged of sugar and sundries.
The steamer Claudine, from Maui
ports, while bringing no sugar, re-
turned with number of passengers
and considerable quantity of sun
dries. Officers in all vessels now at
the port, report fair weather, on the
return voyage. r. = ..s.
Zealandia Tuesday Afternoon :
A wireless message received at the
agency of T. II Davies & Company
yesterday states that the Canadian
Australian liner Zealandia from Sgd
ney by the way of Auckland and Saya
viii arrive here this afternoon,
bringing lis tons of Australian pro-
ducts for discharge here. This vessel
has q passengers for Honolulu and
Colonial mail numbering 81 sacks. 1t
is the intention to dispatch the liner
for Vancouver and Victoria late to-
night, taking considerable number
OF first and second class passengers
from this port.
Makura Has Sixty Passengers
Bringing sixty passengers for Ho-
nolulu. the Canadian.A australasia
liner Makura from Vancouver and Vic
toria is due to arrive here early We'd
nesday morning, and will berth at
Alakea wharf
Thisvessel, it is expected, will sair
on or about 3 o'clock in the after
noon for Sydney by the way Of Suva
and Auckland. Two hundred and
thirty passengers are en- route to the
Antipodes. A later mail from north
west points amounting to % sacks
will arrive in the Makara.
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Alaskan Passed OF Port.
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Alaskan has completed gathering car
go at Port Allen and is en- route to
Kahului, Maui and Hilo, the vessel
passing off the entrance to- the har-
Dor shortly before Z o'clock yesterday
morning. The Alaskan is taking car
go to the amount of twelve thousand
tons of sugar, destined for tranship-
ment at the isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Ship Jordanhill at kahuIui.
The British ship Jprdanhill is the
only deep sea vessel at Kahului, Maui,
according to officers in the Claudine.
This vessel is an arrival from South
American nitrate. ports and has a.
large cargo, now being discharged
there. The vessel, it is believed, win
remain in, the islands for several
weeks before dispatch for the Pacific
coast in ballast.
Rithet May Sail First Of the Week.
Taking quantity of sugar, the
bark r. P. Rithet is expected to sail
for San Francisco the first part
of next week The last of shipment
of general cargo brought down from
the coast is being discharged. The
we'll known bark will take a small
number of passengers destined for the
mainland.
A Chinese member of the stewards
department in the Pacific Mail liner
Korea died from natural causes on
Feb goth, according to report sub
mitted to the federal quarantine of
ficials by DIR. McAllister, surgeon, up
on arrival of the steamer at the port
yesterday morning.
MAILS