Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-29
Is FIVE
DAYS BEHIND
Time

llNE
Meeting with further delay at Auck.
| land, NJ. r., the Canadian-Australasi
lliner Makura, which is reported to
have sailed from Sydney. N. 8. Vs.
three days behind the regular sched
IuIe. has been heard from through the
agency OF T. II. Davies and Company
| Of this city The steamer sailed from
Suya In the Fits. Eve days late. aud
Judging from the text OF the message,
the vessel has been unable to make
up any Of the time lost In departure
at Sydney, presumably owing to the
prevalence of the longshoremens
strike at Auckland. 81
The prediction was made by off.
GERS in the Oceanic liner Sonoma that
labor troubles prevailing throughout
New Zealand were responsible for a
general suspension OF shipping be
tween New Zealand and the Austria
Han continent With but very few ex.
Iceptions steamers that succeeded In
travelling between the islands were
Obliged to operate without very much
cargo.
No less than 100 passengers in the
Makura are reported to be members
of grand opera company, which has
lclosed an extended engagement in the
southern hemisphere. The Makura, II
lis believed, will arrive at Honolulu on
| Sunday, and will receive prompt
dispatch.
karnak's Departure Not Fixed.
The Kosmos line freighter Karnak,
with between four and five thousand
tons Of European and South American
cargo, may be dispatched for Vancou.
yer and Pacific coast points by the
latter part OF the week, according to.
a prediction ventured at the agency
| of G. Brewer e CO. The Karnak Is
expected will be supplied with a small
shipment of preserved pines destined
| for Europe.
Bktn. Wilder Passes to Foreigners
Once a prominent factor in the SUI,
lgar-carrying trade between the Ha-
waiihn islands and the Pacific Coast,
F the barkentine Wilder, now on the
Coast, where q cargo Of lumber is be-,
ling loaded for the west coast OF
South America, will be placed under
q Peruvian registry while away. The
vessel changed ownership some weeks
Iago.
lWilhelmina Carries Mixed Products
A variety Of island products will be
forwarded to the Coast IN the Matson
Navigation steamer Wilhelmina that
/ is scheduled to sail at 10 o'clock
"wednesday morning for San Francis
leo. In addition to a shipment of SUI
| gar, that vessel has been supplied
with about 1000 punches Of bananas,
1900 cases of preserved pines, twen-
Ity tons of copra, transhipped from.
the British steamer Kestrel, and small
quantities Of rice. coffee, honey and
isundries,
The Wfihelmina returned from Hilo
this morning. where, following the
discharge Of mainland cargo, 537 tons
of new crop sugar were received.
A fair-sized list of cabin and steer
lage passengers is expected to depart
INV Inv 0OtAo( III JlilD NCbSCl.
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Yirginian Steaming from s. F.
| 0mittfng call at Puget Sound
ports, the Observation-Disclosures freight,
Ter Virginian Is steaming from San
Francisco to Honolulu direct and is
due to arrive here with several thou
tsand tons of cargo about January 1st,
laccording to adyices received by G..
iP Morse, general freight agent for
the line. The Virginian is said to
have gone ashore near the Salina
Cruz breakwater and upon arrival at
1San Francisco, was sent into drydock
for an examination and minor re-
pairs. In order to preserve the origi-
Inal schedule Of departure from the
islands. a visit to Seattle and Tacoma
was cancelled. The yirginian is to
take approximately 10000 tons of SUI
lgar from the several island ports
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HOn0lulan Report z .<ss.a....1 -. =.
The following wireless message has
/ been received by the agents of the S.
Il s. Honoiulan, bound for Honolulu:
/ For Honolulu 3S passengers, 495
ibags mail, 95 w. F. express matter,
4 IL automobiles, 1868 tons cargo. For
lKahului: 154 tons cargo. For Port
Allen: lie tons, cargo. For Kama
Ipali: 43 tons cargo. Ship will arrive
4 Tuesday p. m. 81. =