Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-07
REBUILDING OF BARK 5. c. ALLEN
TOBE Done AT LOCAL SHIPYARDS

the Inter-1sland, Manager Lyle Of the
marine railway, and a number of port
officials and shipping men soon gath
cred near the fire, and freely offered
their services. -. ..<.... I.
1t was stated this morning that cap.
tain, officers and men lost many of
their personal effects in the fire The
damage falls heaviest on the master
and mates.
The Inter-Island steamer Hall has
heen discharged of five thousand
sacks sugar and is to sail this even
ing for Kauai ports, taking cargo and
mail.
Cargo brought by the InterIsland
steamer Kinau from Kauai ports in
Guided a quantity Of empties, %
bales hides, so sacks rice, so barrels
molasses, 10 sacks taro, 121 packages
sundrie, and 1867 sacks ugar. The
Kinau is on the berth to sail for Gar
den Island ports at five o'clock to-
morrow night. = f..
Maui, Molokai and Lanai freight
brought to the port in the Mikahala
included 20S0 sacks sugar, IL crates
CHICKENS, IS pigs, 81 packages sun
aries, quantities of bottles, "a head
cattle, As sacks rice and 25 cases
honey. The Mikahala met with rough
weather. This vessel will depart for
regular ports at five o'clock tomorrow
evening. .--.. .
Four Departures Set for Tuesday.
A number of Inter-Island steamers
have been placed on the berth for de-
parture tomorrow. The Kinau is leay-
ing at o'clock for regular ports along
Kauai The Mikahala will depart at
the same hour for Maui, Molokai and
Lanai ports, taking passengers, mails
and cargo. On or about noon, the
Kilauea, with good-sized list of pas
Denger and large amount of freight,
will be dispatched for Kona and Kau
coast of Hawaii.
The Iwalani, returning from the Big
Island with quantity of sugar, has
heen discharged and is expected will
sail for Mahukona and Kawaihae on
on about noon. r..
Mongolia is Crowded.
There is but little available cabin
passenger space in the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia that has sailed from
Japan ports and is due to arrive at
Honolulu on or about April IA. The
vessel has accommodations for. but
fifty cabin passengers, according to
the receipt of cable at the agency
of H. Hackfeld & Company.
A large oriental cargo, amounting
to 2100 tons, is to be discharged here.
The Mongolia will in all probability
be dispatched for San Francisco on
April 10.
Lurline Delayed Some Hours. III
Owing to rough weather, the Mat
son Navigation liner Lurline, now en-
route from San Francisco to Honolulu
will be delayed in reaching port to-
morrow and may not enter the har-
Dor until late in the evening, accord
ing to a wireless message from Cap
tain Weeden, received today by Castle
q Cooke. The Lurline is bringing
1926 tons cargo for Honolulu and $40
tons for discharge at Kahului. Twen-
ty cabin and four steerage passengers
are aboard as well as 247 sacks mail
for this port. Ten autos are included
in the cargo. .
"a
Noeau Back in Commission. .
The Inter-Island steamer Noeau has
gone back into commission as a coast
| ing cargo carrier, after having serv-
ed in the capacity of harbor tug at
the port for some weeks past The
Noeau took the place of the Matson
Navigation tug Intrepid while that
vessel was undergoing a general over
hauling and repairs.
IA ..
China Has Small Cargo.
Sixty tons mainland freight are
| aboard the Pacific Mailer China that
is nearing the port from San Fran
cisco and should arrive here on or
about Friday morning The China is
destined for prompt dispatch for the
orient, sailing for Japan and China
ports at five o'clock in the evening.
LurIine Report. ..: .......,
| The following wireless message has
been received by the agents of the
s. 3. Lurlire, bound for Honolulu:
For Honolulu, 20 cabin passengers,
steerage passengers, 247 bags mail, 81
w. f. y matter, 10 automobiles. 319S
tens cargo. For Kahului, 430 tons
cargo. Ship will arrive Tuesday and
dock at Hackfeld wharf.
| ...-. "a
Harmattan Ready to Sail.
The British steamer Harmattan has
been discharged of six thousand tons
! Japanese coal, loaded at Moji, and is
expected will sail for Eureka this af
ternoon or early tomorrow morning
The Harmattan is to load lumber des