Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19
Naval Sugar Report.

hawaii sugar Report.
Despite the presence of the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian freighter Missourian
and the Matson Navigation steamer
Enterprise at Hilo, each taking sugar,
large accumulation Of the product
still awaits shipment at Hawaii ports,
according to report brought by Pur-
ser Phillips of the Mauna Kea. The
following is noted: Olaa IL 800, Wal
akea 10000, Hawaii Mill 1928, Hilo
Sugar Co, 26,S00, Onomea 1888,
Pepeekeo 1924, Hononiu 1000, Haka-
lau 14.12S. LaupahoehQe l6,450, Kai-
wiki 7446, Kukaiau 600, Hamakua
Mill 1880, Paauhau 1900. Honokaa
1900, Kukuihaele 1000, Punaluu
6693, Honuapo 6095, Hawi 344S, Uni
on 1851, Kohala 10,7SS, Halawa 6235,
Multi 1857 sacks.
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Sierra Brings Many Passengers.
There is goodly fist OF cabin and
steerage passengers aboard the Ocean
ic liner Sierra now steaming from San
Francisco to Honolulu and destined to
arrive at berth at Oceanic wharf on
Monday morning.
A late wireless received at the
agency of G. Brewer and Company to-
day states that the vessel is bringing
LOG cabin and lis steerage passengers
The cargo is a heavy one including
q quantity of quartermaster supplies,
automobiles and general merchandise
Mail to the amount of go sacks is
en- route TO the islands. the vessel
bringing coast correspondence and
files up to and including July Is.
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Columbian May Bring Mail.
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Columbian from San Francisco to
Honolulu direct, may bring corslgn-
ment OF late mainland mail, accord
ing to the expectations Of the agents.
The steamer is reported to have left
the coast port on July. 2. and several
days following the sailing of the Ho.
nolulan. The Columbian is under
stood to carry large westbound
cargo. transhipped at Tehuantepec
from freighters operating in the At
lantic service from New York
Korea Has Room for Many.
There should be no difficulty ex-
perienced by intending passengers in
securing transportation to the coast
III the Pacific Mail liner Korea, which
is scheduled to sail for the coast
Saturday, July g. According to
cables received at the agency of H.
Haclfeld and Company, the vessel
has room for 125 additional travellers
Coal for Inter-Island Bunkers.
Between six 'and seven thousand
tons Of Australian coal are expected
TO arrive at Honolulu on or about
August 7th in the British freightcr
Cape Finisterre, which sailed from
Newcastle, N. s. W., on Thursday with
fuel consigned TO the lnter-Island
Steam Navigation Company.
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Mauna Loa Brought Varied Cargo.
Il was large and varied cargo
that was brought to the port with the
arrival of the Kona and Kau liner
Mauna Loa This vessel has been dis.
charged OF 6400 sacks sugar, 177l
sacks coffee, 100 lunches bananas, 124
pieces of native lumber, / auto, ship
ments Of cattle, pigs, poultry and 10.
packages sundries. The vessel is to
be dispatched TO windward Hawaii
ports at noon next Tuesday
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Sparks From the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
Oceanic S. S. Co.'S S. s. Sierra. bound
from San Francisco for Honolulu:
SIS miles from port p. m. July Is,
400 cabin, 16 steerage passengers for
Honolulu, go sacks mail, 1855 tons
general cargo for Honolulu, So pack
ages Wells Fargo Express matter.
VIII arrive early Monday morning,
July 81.