Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-01
Liner SIERRA
NOT CROWDED

With tut one t:,lf OF her 2LIn mas.
s"nger accommodation occu2;uG III ,
Oceanic liner Sierra sailing from s IN
francisco on las Tuesday II n-driHg
the islands and viii arrive Il i!0n7-
]ulu at an early hoir Monday IRONING
Etlnging but L. AN ana :. a,,'C..
;ge passengers.
No reason is &C. ! for tic Sierra de-
parting from tx east vi II 80 small
list of travellers Al this eea"Ja OF tn?
year.
When the PaciT, Wan li2~~ 'Ir;.'-".:l-
ria sailed from Sal Franz @ i; VS.
given out hat . iting LIT % two
hundred or more prC&He; tive Travellers
awaited transportation. Tho drlega-
ton that Is to arrive with the 'Sierra
i believed may he some Of those Gis-
appointed in gaining passage in the
E:anchuria or other Paciflc mail liners
A. wireless received through G..
Brewer and Company today is to a."
eject that the Sierra viii bring 21G3
tons general cargo from the coast. A
mill amounting to 355 sacks is aboard
the vessel. The Sierra should reach
the Oceanic dock on or about seven
thirty Monday morning.
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Sierra Report.
The following wireless message has
been received from the Oceanic S. S
Co.'S S. s. Sierra, bound for Honolulu
from San Francisco.
S. s. Sierra at sea. Jan. 81, p m.
JIG, cabin passengers. % steerage pas,
seLgers. 2129 tons general cargo for
Honolulu, $50 sacks mail for Honolulu.
Will arrive off port early Monday
morning and dock It the Oceanic S. S.
Co.'S dock.
Suear on Hawaii.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii
includes the following consignments
according to report brought to this city
today with the arrival of Purser Jones
Of the steamer Mauna kea: Olaa,
5000, Waiakea, $500, Hawaii Mill, 1000.
Filo Sugar Co., 5000, Onomea, 10,00n.
Tepeekeo, 5000, Honomu 1890. Laupa-
Ifoehoe 400. Kaiwiki, 1900, Kukaiau,
20. Hamakua Mill. $500, Honokaa,
5s00, Kukuihaele, 325 sacks.
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Salvador Goes TO Sea.
After much delay at the port await
ing the filling out of crew, Captain
Hugh, master Of the American schooG-
er Salvador, dispatched his vessel for
Puget Sound ports this morning. The
Salvador has been at the port since
December 10th. at which time the yes
sci arrived with a shipment Of lumber.
and piled on the reef for some hours.
The vessel has since received 4 gen
eral oyerhauling and repairs.
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Noeau Brought Rice.
Rice made up portion of the cargo
: brought TO tho port today with the ar
rival of the Inter-Island steamer Nc
can. This vessel Feturned from KaHai
ports with 1876 sacks sugar, 726 sacks
rice, 40 sacks paddy. So sacks bran,
10 crate chicken, and so packages sun
. dries. The vessel met with moderate
trades and seas.
"a
iwalani Back from Maui Ports.
Today's arrivals included the Inter
Island steamer Iwalani from Maui
ports with 1900 sacks sugar, 6 crates
pigs, one auto, a quantity of gaso-
line drums and IL packages sundries.
The Iwalani officers report strong
North winds and moderate seas.
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Bark kuuanu Holds Fort at Hito.
The bark Nuuanu is the only deep
sea vessel at Hilo according to re-
port received with the arrival of the
steamer Mauna Kea. The Inter-Island
boat returned with a large list of pas
sengers and freight including 245
packages sundries, 10 barrels apples,
6 crates chickens. The flagship met
with smooth seas and favorable winds
for the greater part of the trip. The
steamer Wailele is expected to return
to Honolulu tomorrow morning with
$500 sacks sugar H..
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