Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-04
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New moon Feb. 5th. $751; pm.
has much Island Cargo.
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Virginian is to be dispatched for On
Friday, according to present expecta-
tons of the local agents The fesssl
Is now at the railway wharf where a
large amount of mainland cargo in
Guiding shipments of : merchandise
from the Eatt coast of the United
States is being discharge.
The freighter Columbian, which
cleared this port some days ago Is now
at Hilo and destined to san. from there
for Salina Cruz tomorrow, taking
twelve thousand tons sugar, and addis
tioral shipments of preserved pines
ahd stindfiea According TO advinees re-
ceived BY C, P. Morse. General Freight
Agent for the American Hawaiian
Line, the steamer Alaskan Is due to
al rive at Honolulu on February 10th. /
q - fSn y MtNtteS g. G8sssS&t
kestrei for, the South Seas Tomorrow.
Tie last Or o quantity Of supplies
intended for the officers and employees
III the British cable station OF Tanning
island as wen as those engaged III tls
copfa industry OF both flaming and
Wax hfngton islands. have been placed
aboard Che Hfftieh steamer Kestreb
and that vessel Is now made ready 70
depart for the south sea tomorrow
morning. 1t Is understood that Nam
ager Richard FIT, Who recently ar.
r.sed at Honolulu from London win
take passage in the little steamer, on
his initial VISIT to the newly acquired
cocoannt estates. About thirty tons
provisions have been loaded into the
kestrel. The vessel is believed win
make. the trip In about Eve. DAYS. 1t lis
possible that the Kestrel viii be sent
to Christmas island on this voyage.
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Falls of CIyde Away for, Che Coast.
After remaining at the portsof Hoo
nolulu since June, 1912, the ship Falls
Of Clyde departed for the Coast yes
terday morning the vessel toresume
business in the transit Pacific trade as
an oiI-carrier, operated BY the Assoc
ciatsd on Company The Falls of
Clyde has been in use at Honolulu
liarbor as station and supply ship,
the vessel being shifted from one
wharf to another as demands for fuel
Oil presented themselves. The oil
company now has feed pipe lines ex-
tending to Hackfeld and Railway
wharpes, where vessels calling at the
bort will hereafter be obliged TO berth.
Muet, Fertiilzer--eH~the Way
Two sailing vessels loaded with
fertilizer are now reported as on the
was from Makaeta to the Hawaiian,
Islands! The barxentine s. N. Castle
Is reported TO have left the phosphate
pert on January 10 with a full cargo
1estihed for Honolulu and consigned
10 the Pacific sQuano & Fertilizer Co.
The Barkentine Irngard is said to
nave sailed from Makatea wfthini a
short time following the departure of
the Castle. The Irmgard will also
bring fertilizer for the local company.
81 @.S
AorneIen to Load Lumber
The British freighter Hornelen,
now at the port where 1927 tons AUS
.ralian coal is being discharged, win
be given a prompt dispatch for the
northwest coast or the United States
Il is expected that the coal win be
into the Ir1ter-Island bunk.
srs by Saturday and 2iat the vessel
will then sail for Eureka, there to
Dad a shipment OF lumber destined
Ior New South Wales '@s'.'
Niihau IN From Kauai ~ '.
With $500 sacks sugar, the Inter.Is-
land steamer Niihau is back from
Kauai ports X This vessel was under
he command Of Captain w. F. Thomp-
son who has now been dismissed from
he service. The Niihau viii be dis
patched for island ports the last Of
HE week. -ift'$1'"F - ~
levers Ready, For Sea = - !
The schooner Robert Levers is be.l
ng made ready for sea and it, Is ex-
pected@ that the vessel win be dis.
patched, for the North Pacific coast
ID or about Saturday. The vessel has
been discharged of a shipment OF
lumber to the agency OF Levers &
Cooke. -
Kauai Sugar Report. II
Purser Akau OF the 1nter-Island.
steamer .Kinau, on arrival Sunday.
reported the following sugar,
is awaiting shipment on the Garden
ISLAND: K. S. M. $500, G. & R. 10000.
NJ. A. X. $3.50, Mob, 1900, X. P.
500: i. " -. :" I
Dollar Still at Kahuiui. -
}" The British steamer NJ s. Dollar is
being discharged Of general Oriental
cargo at Kahului and the vessel, it is
predicted, win remain at the Maui
port until the last of the present week
before proceeding to California ports
ID load lumber -"
fhetis off the Marine Railway 4
Work was completed in cleaning
md repainting the United States
sbranua oi,tfSr Thofic TO-DAY oDd that