Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
ANYO NARU HAS
FREIGHT FOR
HILO

The new passenger and freight
steamer Anye Maru. the latest addi-
ton to the Toyo Kisen Kaisha line,
Will pay another visit To Hilo, Hawaii,
about January s. according to receipt
Of a cable at the agency OF Castle 4
Cooke today.
The Anyo Maru was the first vessel
To inaugnrate & direct service between
Japanese ports and Tiiio and upon the
maiden voyage was discharged of q
quanfity OF cargo. that heretofore had
passed through Honolulu
The steamer lis TO call at Honolulu.
remaining off the port for sufficient
time for the officers to receive mail
and dispatch cables announcing their
arrival. The steamer is not to enter
Honolulu harbor but win take aboard
= corps Of federal customs officers and
steam for Hilo The cargo for the
Big Island. is reported to amount To
about 500 tons Three cabin passen-
gers Tor Hilo are TO be landed. The
Anyo Maru is en- route to the Mexican.
Central and South American coast
The steamer sailed from Yokohama,
Japan, on December rs.
|'nfnese Coal at San Francisco
be Japanese seem 10 have made q
.|II1ite entrance into the eoal-carry-
rs trade Of San Francisco Within
ne last month three japanese coal
carrying steamers have entered San
Francisco bay loaded with Japanese
..1| It has also been announced that
more vessels are either on the way or
viii be started for San Francisco in
the near future& The latest arrival
from the Land Of the Rising Sun is
ne Japanese steamer Bankoku Maru.
which arrived recently from Karatsu,
0I11. The steamer Is commanded
Captain saburi and manned by a
|I6nese crew. II was 26 days maxi
.| the Journey across the Pacific.
be cargo consisted OF $500 tons of
1aI consigned to Balfourt Guthrie &
Ic or San Francisco. Despite the
'|.bDffaiions from Japan, the Austria
|'nres The British steamer Rothley.
Captain Kent has arrived from New
|1@IIe. N s W. with 5676 tonee Of
coal aboard The trip from the An
|'161es was made in 80 days, and ex.
|Ipt for bit Of rough weather was
.NsFenuui,
|||0'< Doctor Becomes Benediek
Ir Conrad Richter, who Is known
- q host Of island residents in his
|-1r term OF service as medical Of
|or with the Pacific Mail company,
declared By his friends to have
Joined the ranks Of the penedleks, the
bride having been met Whlie Dr'
||enlef was pI9eeeuins lIo =. L1One-
.'u q the ar last q inc inner NO
||4 The Korea ~ oepAfting tom
|Inekong was oRi3sea y onlt g call
Honolulu owing 20 break 10 the
Machinery. The vessel Is now toi-
ne Pacific. Had the former schedule
been maintained, the Korea would
aye appeared at this port tomorrow,
which time the wide circle Of
'ends Of Or. Richter might have had
opportunity Of Offering congratuia-
|'1n1 a Mrs. Glassell' passenger
reported 70 have become the prue
- the medical man
wireless kgarks
Wireless messages excnengea pc,
tween Aanukn station Lar severe
''4nspaclflc steamers wre t19
re Matso1 Nassl..s, ~ frtre ts rss1
Han VITO Netetlssl - "a ,ty 20 60
.11ln passengers ana He
late. mall Viii De uesal IRE
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