Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-11
LURLIVE IN
J, AT midnight

Captain Henry Weeden, master Of
The Matson Navigation liner Lurline.
las forwarded a wireless message to
ne agency OF Castle and Cooke Of h;
tlfy to the effect that the Lurline
lem San Francisco. with sixty-one
cabin and four s.eerage passengers
md three thou. and tons general
Fargo, will arrive off the port at mid.
night, and should be along side the
Hackfeld wharf by seven O'Clock to
morrow morning.
The Lurline is believed 10 have met
With some unfavorable weather tl9
RAY have served to cause delay In
oilfiyal. 1t is the present intention tt
Eiepatch the vessel for Kahului on Fri
I|ay evening. The Luriina will take
Engar and other lines Of local products
[tparting from Honolulu on Tuesday
evening. Feb. IS for San Francisco. In
d|cafions point to the Lnriine leaving
THIS port with a large lis OF passer
eers.
Nltrates for Honolulu * J. 4
Nine hundred and fifty tons litrates
MI be discharged from the japanese
Ireighter Buyo Maru, that is expected
VIII make an appearance at the port
|1day. The steamer, from Central
hid South America ports, is to make a
hort stay according to the present
associations of Castle e Cooke, her
ogents. The vessel is to be given a
berth at the Hackfeld wharf, follow
ing brief period of detention a.
QOarautine. As the Buyo Maru has
Visited infected ports along the Cen.
(tai and South American coast, the
IederaF quarantine officers viii doubt
less insist upon a thorough fumiga,
ton of the ship.
No Wireless from Buyo Maru.
That the Togo Kisen, Kaisha freight,
81 Bnyo Maru is nearing the islands
rom Central and South American
ports Is believed certain By Castle &
cooke; agents for the vessel, though
20 wireless intelligence concerning
the possible arrival of the vessel has
nus Car been received,
The Bnyo Mafu should reach HoEo-
lulu this afternoon or tomorrow, &C,
tcrding to calculations Of the agents
The steamer will be discharged of
IIne hundred tons nitrates, and will
IrObably be given q considerable sup.
~ OF coal before departing Tor Japan
md China ports. 49,
N
oIas Sugar Heads the List.
Sugar. stored at Hawaii plantation
warehouses and reported awaiting
shipment by Purser Jones in the
steamer Kilauea included the follow.
Ing consignments: 1879
OlAa 10000, Waiakea 5000, Hawaii
Iill $500. Hilo Sugar Co 1000, Ono.
Uea Sugar Co 1850. Pepeekeo 6290,
Honomn 5000, HakaIau 7770, Laupa.
Ioehoe, Kaiwiki 1900, Kukaiau 679,
Hamakua 500, Paauhau 1000, Homo
Ia $50. Kukuihaele $500, Punaluu
I01 sacks. ~ *...''@
Long Passage for HiIo Bound
Vessel s1s > .-@-F
Word is expected here any day con-
cefning the arrival sof the American
6chooner Alert al Hilo. This vessel
Is reported to have sailed from Colum.
bia River ports thifty-seven days ago,
taking a full shipment OF lumber, des
tined for importers on the Big Island
The passage OF the Alert is consider
ed q long one in view Of the, past
records made ~ taat vessel in the
Island trade. q
~
Camano Booked for Hiio.
The schooner Camanu with lumhe,
IS reported Of en- rorrc from For
Gamble to Hilo and should arrive
there at any day. The vessel is twenty
two days out IA an the Wasulnyto,
lumber port. ...-.... r..