Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-25

Will MEET HERE
Two British steamships are due to
meet at Honolulu on Wednesday, ac-
cording to the calculations of T. II.
Davies & Company, representing the
Canadian-Australasian line, who have
been in touch with the liners Mariana
and Zealandia.
The Mariana, from the colonies with
sixty-ffve tons of Australian cargo, in
GLIDING consignments of fertilizer
material, liquors, refrigerated provi-
sions and sundries. is predicted will
arrive here at an early hour Wednes-
Gay morning. 1t is the present inten-
ton to dispatch the steamer for Van
couyer and Victoria on or about noon
The vessel has accommodation for a
considerable number of passengers
destined for the northwest.
The Zealandia, from British Column
bian ports, Is nearing the islands, and
should come to a berth at Alakea
wharf early Wednesday afternoon.
This vessel will be dispatched for the
Antipodes at ten o'clock in the even
ing, taking few passengers. A wire
less message states that the Zealan-
Ola is bringing a goodly number of
cabin passengers for Honolulu. Both
vessels will berth at Alakea wharf to
load and discharge freight.
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Schooner Made Steamer Time from
Honolulu.
Steamer time was made by the little
schooner Salem that sailed from Ho-
nolulu some weeks ago and recently
arrived at Tacoma, Wash, completing
a 14-day passage to the Sound. Cap
tain w. w. Jameson writes that his
command made as high as 312 miles a
day The vessel was loading lumber
at Tacoma, believed to be destined for
the Hawaiian islands The Salem left
Honolulu thirteen days behind the
schooner Helene and arrived at Port
Townsend only two days after her
The Salem is q fast sailer and holds
the record of four days between Ever
EFT and San Francisco. About two
years ago she made the voyage be-
tween San Pedro and the Sound in
nine days-less than one day over the
record Her voyage of fourteen days
from Honolulu to Port Townsend is
two days longer than the best time
ever made between the Sound and the
Hawaiian islands, but is an exception
ally smart voyage.
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Skipper and Mate Clash.
Captain Mansfield appeared at Dis
trict court this morning wearing a
highly discolored optic, which he al
leges was accomplished by Chief Of
ficer Clark of the steamer Kinau.
Captain Mansfield has been offici-
ating as master in the Noeau. This
vessel has been operated as harbor
tug, pending the repairs to the Mat
sen Navigation tug Intrepid. 1t is
stated that bad feeling has existed be-
tween the two mariners for some time
past, the trouble arising out of ~the
recent strike.
Mansfield swore out warrant this
morning, charging Clark with assault
and battery. The case will come up
for trial tomorrow before District
Magistrate Monsarrat.
The ARRAY is alleged to have taken
place on the waterfront near the In
ter-Island wharf, and while is lasted
was a decidedly spirited though one
sided encounter.
Many Steamers Seek Harbor at Hilo.
Several coasting steamers sought
harbor at HilO at the time the Mauna
Kea called there. The Mauna Loa,
Keauhou, Likelike and Kauai were
laying at the Crescent City, either re-
eeiving freight or being discharged of
shipments of sugar. The Mauna Kea
returned this morning, bringing a.
small list of passengers and freight.
including 12S packages sundries, 81
PIECES of hard wood, 10 cords of wood
and quantity of empty bottles.
Fair weather was met in crossing
the channel.
Hyades Steams for San Francisco
With full shipment of sugar, the
Matson Navigation freighter Hyades
steamed from Port Allen for San
Francisco on Saturday evening, &C
cording to advice received yesterday
at the agency of Castle & Cooke. The
Hyades called at the several island
ports where sugar was loaded and a
large quantity of general merchandise
and supplies discharged.
Deserter Rejoins Ship
Adolph Kuttner, alleged as de-
serter from the United States revenue
cutter Thetis was placed on board
that vessel yesterday by Harbor Off
Ger Carter Kuttner was left behind
when the Thetis sailed for the islands
in the Hawaiian bird reservation. He
was soon found and held at the police
station pending the return of the
revenue cutter.
Defiance Has Reached Port Allen
The American schooner Defiance ar
rived at Port Allen on March %, ac-
cording to report that reached this
city with the return of the Inter-Is-
land steamer Kinau The Defiance
with a shipment of lumber sailed