Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-14
LOGAN given
REPAIRS 0 N
COAST

Having suffered much damage
through the rayages ola mid Pacific
hurricane, the United States army
transport Logan, now at this port as
an arrival from San francisco, was
given general overhaAling and re-
pairing at the coast shibyards. The.
vessel was refitted with new wire
less mast. her cabins and furnishings
were renewed. and life boats and
RATS damaged. beyond 4epair by the
force OF gigantic seas, were replaced
While the Logan remained at San
Francisco, workmen fairly swarmed
her decks. Some fast work was ac-s
ccmplished In order that the trans
port could be dispatched for Manila.
by the wayfof Honolulu and Guam on
regular schedule.
The Logan is TO remain here until
tomorrow morning, when the voyage.
across the Pacific viii be Eesumedl
The trip down from the ccast lis said
to have been rather uneveutfuL The
vessel did not make any great bursts
Of speed, and was passed by the
Oceanic Sierra and the Japanese linz,
er Teny0 Maru The transport isl
we'll filled with military and civilian
passengers destined for the Philip
pines Al party Of Guam trndefS and,
business men are proceeding to their
island home as passengers In the yes
sell
Pleasant Passage for Mapus kes.
With fine weather In her favor, the
Inter.Island steamer Mauna Kea was
an. early arrival this morning. the yes
sci bringing q fairssised list of cabin
and deck passengers and a varied
cargo Ice still holds its place in the
prepared to steam for HiIo and way
ports tomorrow morning.
korta Sailed With Room to Spare.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea arriy-l
ed at Honolulu with accommodation.
for 100 cabin passengers and left the
port at $50 o'clock last evening with
40 cabin and 16 steerage passengers.
The Korea was supplied with $50 tons.
of coal during the stay at port, a
quantity of oriental cargo was dis
charged.
Many Visit New Liner.
The fine new Togo Kisen Kaisha
passenger and freight steamship An
20 Maru was an object of interest for
hundreds Of spectators between and
o'clock yesterday while public re-
ception was being held aboard the
vessel, at which the corps of Japan
ese officers presided. The Anyo Maru
Is being discharged Of 3eo0 tons of
nitrates, brought from Chilean ports.
The Anyo called at Honolulu on the
outward and maiden voyage, but re-
manned outside and then steamed to-
Hilo to discharge cargo. The local
Japanese colony swarmed the vessel
in the course OF the afternodp. The
reception and inspection were planned
at the instance OF Castle 81 Cooke,
who represent the tn X at the ISL;
ands. Music from the Kaai quintette
added to the pleasure of the day. The
officers In the Anyo Maru include the
following: Capt T. Ota, Chief Off
Ger X Watanabe. Chief Engineer T.
Etc. Purser N Kamiya. and DR.. T..
Yanagita.
ctlNtMtSA MN8 nctuIu
1t Is possible that the British
freighter Strathesk. which recently
sailed from this port for Paget sound;
following the discharge d asshbfaent.
of coal, may call here Soii u voyage
from Port Townsend to South Africa.
The vessel may be in need of bunker
coal The north Pacific quarantine
officials subjected the Strathesk to a
thorough fumigation
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Hawaii Sugar Report sS
PGrser Phillips of the steamer Maui
ma Kea, an arrival from Hilo and way
ports this morning, brought the fol-
lowing report of sugar awaiting ship.
Hent on Hawaii Olaa "a, 500, Hama.
kua Mil 2ss, Punaluu s27s. Hon1apo
5717 sacks. stY
Adyices received here yesterday an.
nounce the departure of the MatsonI
NAVIGATION. steamer Enterprise from
San Francisco for Hilo. "A small ship
ment Of sugar awaits the return trip
OF the Enterprise.