Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05
MANY STEERAGE
BY THE SIERRA

Eighty Spanish aud Portuguese i'm
migrants departed for the Coast at
noon today with the sailing OF the
Oceanic liner Sierra. ......
While the vessel remained at Homo
lulu, a large shipment of sugar was
placed aboard Scattering consign-
ments of bananas, coffee and pineap-
Piles were supplied, making a total
cargo of sufficient bulk to fill the
vessel to capacity.
The sailing of the liner was attend
ed by an unusually large crowd of
spectators. Cabin passengers totaling
nearly one hundred and seventy de-
parted amid the melody of the city
and county band.
The use of flowers, leis and serpen-
tines added to the,general gaiety and
picturesqueness of the departure. S.
p -. 49,. ~.
Cleveland Excursion Declared Off.
There will be no round the world
Cleveland party to pass through Ho-
nolulu next winter, according to adj
vices received at the agency of. IL.
Hackfeld and Company. Shipping
Manager Klebahn has been informed
the proposed itinerary eastward from
New York, through the Mediterranean,
Suez Canal, thence to tho coast Of
Asia, Honolulu and San Francisco.
The plans whereby the Cleveland
was to pass through Panama Canal on
the return voyage are said to have
been abandoned in view of the posi-
bic failure to open the waterway to
traffic at an early date in 1914.
IN
Andrew WEIGH Away for the Coast.
In departing for the coast today,
the bark Andrew WEIGH carried a part
cargo of sugar. A half dozen cabin
passengers were accommodated with
transportation to San Francisco,
through the agency of C. Brewer and
Company. The WEIGH was towed to
sea from q berth at Haekfeld wharf.
While here, the vessel was discharg-
ed of quantity of distillate, powder,
explosives and combustiles of various
sorts A large amount of -four, feed
and building material was included in
the shipment.
Kckala sugar is now Incorporated
in the report of consignments await
ing shipment at Big Island ports, a
list OF. which received with the arrival
OF Purser Phillips of the Mauna Kea
includes the following: Olaa 1880,
waiakea $4,000, Hawaii Mill 4,400,
Eilo Sugar Co. 10000, Onomea 10,9SS,
Hopomu 1000, Pepeekeo $500, Haka-
lau 24,90O, Laupahoehoe 1900, Kali
wiki $3.50, Kukaiau 1000. Hamakua
Mill 1900, Paauhau 24,500, Honokaa
5000, KukuihaeIe 1906 Honuapo 1,705,
Hawi 4,S39, Union 1,41S, Kohala 2,526,
Halawa 945, Multi 1,495.
N
Withdraw Alameda From
Panama Run
The announcement at San Fran
, cisco on March. IA that, the contem-
plated excursion to Panama of the,
steamer Alameda had been abandon
ed caused great surprise along the
waterfront. 1t had been reported that
many passengers had been booked
both in the Puget Sound cities and
in San Francisco. Manager John w.
Chapman announced that unforeseen
circumstances, which he refused to
discuss, had caused the abandonment
of the trip. s.
Captain Hyde Goes to Drydock. F.g,,,s
Captain Harry Hyde. former master
OF the Matson Navigation tug Intre-
pid, was obliged to enter drydock for.
temporary repairs last night, follow
ing an encounter with one, or more
assailants, who are alleged to have
a.. L., 81;
gator, and left him in battered con-
dition on a downtown thoroughfare.
Police are making an investigation
of the affair. and arrests may soon
follow.
lnter-lsland Movements.
The last of large quantity of SUI
gar and coffee has been discharged
from the Kona and Kau liner, Kilauea,
that vessel arriving here yesterday.
The steamer Helene is reported at
Hilo, where sugar is being discharged.
The steamer Iwalani was passed at
Mahukona. The steamer Bikelike re-
turned with $500 sacks sugar, a por-
tfon of which will go into the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian ~freighter AriZonan.
20 .-t.
Enterprise for the Coast Wednesday.
Sugar and other cargo destined for
San Francisco is expected will be
aboard the Matson Navigation steam
er Enterprise by Wednesday and that
vessel is slated for dispatch from
Hilo on that date Several Inter
Island steamers are now taking on
cargo at Hamakua and Kona ports to
he transhipped to the Enterprise.