Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-02
MISSOlJRlAN
IS REPAIRED


Repairs 10 the Observation-Disclosures
freighter Missourian, which Is report.
ed as now on the way from Sound
ports to- Honolulu are reported to
have been effected without necessf,
tRting any material delay in the dis
patch of the vessel. laden with much
freight for the Hawaiian Islands
The Missourian was on The Amer4
can-Hawafian triangular schedule 70
depart from Tacoma on June 30 This
vessel met in collision with the
steamer Daisy Mitchell. which Isl al
legged 10 have struck the American
Hawaiian steamer on the starboard
quarter. The collision happened, dur
ing q dense fog and about two miles
outside Point Bonita.
According to reports received here
today, the Missour1an was given a
careful survey and It was found that
comparatively little damage was done
the big vessel below the water line
Above her Lloyd mark, several plates
have been dented as a result of the
impact and these will have to be res
moved. The Daisy Mitchell is also
reported as slightly damaged. II is
claimed that owing to the fact that
beth masters exercised prescribed
precautions, both vessels escaped SER
iods damage
Fast Work With LurIine Cargo.
Local stevedores are making fast
work with the removal of three thou.
sand tons of merchandise and supplies
hrough down from the coast in the
Matson Navigation liner Lurline,
which is now at HackfeId wharf, and
will be dispatched for Kahului this
evening. This vessel brought the fol.
lowing cargo for Honolulu: 200 bbls
-four. 1884 lbs butter, 1902 lbs and
2 es cheese, 100 cs eggs, S26 lbs fresh
meat, $3.50 lbs hams and bacon, LII
$40 lbs lard, lis pkgs salt salmon,
910,790 lbs and Us cs bread, 20,144 lbs
leans, lao ctis barley. 1878 cs can.
ned goods, $3.50 lbs Goldfish, 1. 500 lbs
dried fruit, 1,500 lbs raisins, 972 pkgs
fresh fruits, 1,123 pkgs potatoes, SIS
pkes onions, $4,000 lbs rice, SO tons
salt, 1850 lbs sugar, 1.467 lbs tea,
z2,Q67 gals and 50 cs wine, 3S5 gals
and so cs whiskey, 5s cs liquors, .201
pkgs beer, II Is ehaEapaenR, .aGs gals
GIN As tons miIlfeeds. 81 pkgs wagon
maierial, rs pkgs agricultural nipple
m6pts. 1882 lbs and 60 cs tobacco,
33o.700 lbs and 2.066 bxs tin plate, 81
pkEs tank material, 10 cs typewTiters,
t57 pkgs railroad material, As cs and
81 bbls refined OIL, 10000 bbls fuel
oil. 30 rolls leather. 103 cs boots and
shoes, 426 pkgs ordnance stores. 139
pkgs machinery, 1856 tons fertilizer.
$50 cs Kerosene, 54 coils rope, CLEO
SKIS cement, 10 automobiles and 19l
pkgs parts. i23 cs arms and ammuni-
ton, 81 bales bags, Is horses, 81
mules.
LuIsa Away Thursday Afternoon.
Riding at her mooring at the new
Fort street bulkhead wharf, the
schooner Luka, Judge Henry E. Coop
er's trim little craft, is today receiv-
ing the last OF a quantity of freight
and supplies intended for flaming
island. and also those to serve the re
Quirements Of the. party of yoyagers
who. as the guests OF Mr.. Cooper, viii
spend some days on Palmyra islands
Material including lumber and hard
ware to enter into the construction OF
one or more buildings, Is aboard the
Lulka. II is the intention to erect sew.
eral structures on Palmyra island, nee
essay to shelter the explorers while
there.
The Luka is well provisioned for an
extended cruise in the South Seas
Having much reserve space, consid
cradle supplies were taken on board
for Tanning island. which lies to the
southwark some 800 miles
The sailing hour of the Luka has
now been announced at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Under favorable
weather conditions the vessel is be |
lieyed win make the island domain
OF Judge Cooper within seven to eight
days.
Mongolia in This Afternoon.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
from China and Japan ports, should |
reach a berth at AIakea wharf by |
o'clock this afternoon. Judging from
predictions which have reached this
city through wireless. The Mongolia |
is bringing 1850 tons oriental freight
for discharge here. A hundred or
more Asiatic Storage passengers viii
leave the liner at Honolulu. These in.
clude number of Filipines and Jap |
anese. The Mongolia is expected to
be dispatched for San Francisco on or
about 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Nearly 100 additional cabin passen
GERS il is believed can be accommo
dated with transportation to the coast |
IntefIsIand Sailings.
TIE InterIsland steamers Ciaudine,
Han and Mauna Kea are listed for dis
notch TO island ports tomorrow. The
eCgaudine in sailing for Maui ports. in