Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-27
away
At MIDNIGHT

recently given the United States army
transport Thomas is credited with be
ling responsible for the good time made
by that vessel between San Francisco
and Honolulu. The big troopship, the
pride OF the feet, under the command
of the genial Mike Healy, reached
la berth at Alakea wharf this morning,
her steaming time over the 2200-mile
course being trifie over seven days
The best Of weather fell to the lot
OF the several hundred military OIL
GERS, civilians and enlisted men who
are enrolled as passengers to the sew
cral Hawaiian posts and the Philip
pines.
The Thomas Is to be discharged OF
zoo tons general cargo and quarter
master supplies. The vessel has been
posted for dispatch for Manila by the
way Of Guam at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The troopship is to receive 700 tons
coal during the stay here.
Two hundred and fifty passengers
| in the several classes were brought
! from the coast to the islands In the
transport Thomas. Fourteen cabin, 8
second class and 227 troop passengers
were on the. list to disembark here.
!, Among the enlisted men are 225 for
: the army and two for the navy depart
ment
En- route to Guam are 10 cabin and
J 3 troop nasseugers. the latter belonc.
ing to the United States navy.
The AEonf1o 1fof 10 MT o largo onp
for trO0pship like the Thimas.
Leaving San Francisco for the Phil
ippines are ia cabin, IS second class
and 233 steerage passengers
Colonel Hunter Of the Seventh Cav
! airy Il the ranking officer on board
and As proceeding through to the Phil
inn;nes Miss 2. Dvgert. a niece of
| rsovernor General w. Cameron Forbes.
~ the pbiI,nnin.s ie making = round
tr;n a. the islands 4, the vessel
,rhe,.s -, 80 - ,so,,lor organization
- tsasa j. t,,orsh;r II "A Thoynn.
- 49, s,,s,.t,.,.,,,s-tar clar;csl
- 49,, 49,. -. ssa ,,, ,,,tIs ~
es W. - .''s s.S.. ss-- - 49, ,,sa !
$500 $500 10 ny. - t.,e,as hars d,,-,
siee.eu W nus. - - -. .enus 80 W. ~
ouartermaster Agent McCarty is
now IN charge of tho office in the
Tbomas he having heen trausferred
froA, ths I,osan ~ vvl,icb vessel Omar.
,as.,,, s star ga,,t povos;r has haen a..
ssgn ,,,, for si,,tv -
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ss
Luriine May Sail July a
| The Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline, from the coast with general
cargo for kahalui. may be dispatched
for the Maui port on the evening OF
tons OF Castle & Cooke, the local re-
representatives.. The Lurline Is due TO
come to berth at Hackteid wharf
early next Tuesday morning. II is
the intention to give officers and men
an opportunity to spend the Glorious
Fourth It Honolulu. Should the Lur.
line depart for Kahulul on Friday
evening, It is believed that the work
OF discharg1ng and loading cargo can
be accomplished in time to permit
the return to Honolulu by Sunday
morning.
H,st.,;,o v,orL -, .h. Ramses
THO ;ast Of nine tbausand IONS of
freight For tbe most mart nitrates
fTor1 Chile Is heing dischareed from
tho Koernos lina freigbter Ramsos
,.ow a. tho ra;Iwav wharf and the
nYadiction q vantnroa 49, 49, vas.
eel VIII he raasy to,. d;snstct for t,,o
wests coass os a. Trn;tat ct..as "a ~
british -Co,nnhis nv Tnesdav or
wednesdsy The Ramses nov -.
e i,ino 49,
ia.nnste,a M.v per.,, ra.t,;rh.
A. the ra+o thst sh;nn,ent ~
five Thousand ions ~ ,,bosnbato roll
;s ha;ng discb f,o,,,s ~ pr;t;si,
,reipbter Hamnstead that vesse, nav
renain a. tbis 49,, g., - 49,.
IS being unloaded at the rate Of 1.-TWO two