Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-17
MAILERS
NEARING PORT

Steaming from opposite shores OF
the Pacific, two Pacific Mail liners are
en- route to Honolulu and scheduled TO
arrive here on Tuesday, July 22nd,
according to advices received here
through the agency OF II. Hackfeld
and Company
The Mongolia from San Francisco
has left the coast with so tons gen
eral cargo for the islands. The num-
Der OF passengers departing from San
Francisco will be made known later
with the first wireless message. 1t
is possible that the Mongolia will be
given the remainder of material for
q sugar mill that is being manufacture
ed in this city and shipped to the
Philippines.
The steamship Persia has sailed
from Oriental ports for Honolulu and
San Francisco and should arrive here
on July 22nd with 200 tons cargo
from China and Japan. The Persia
as well as the Mongolia will be sup
piled with coal, and both vessels are
listed to berth at Alakea wharf.
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Today's saiIings.
The Inter-Island steamer w. G. Hall,
with passengers and general cargo, is
scheduled to sail for Kauai ports at
5 o'clock this evening.
Two Matson freignLers are on the
boards to depart for island ports this
evening, the Hyades proceeding to
Port Allen and thence to Kaanapali
and Hilo, while the Honolulan will
steam for Kahului direct, returning
here on Sunday morning to complete
cargo for the coast.
The Hyades will sail from Hilo for
San Francisco on or about July "a,
taking full load OF sugar and guam
tity of preserved pines.
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HIIo Shipping.
Hilo shipping according to report
from officers in the steamer Helene
was represented by the schooner Mel
rose. scheduled to sail for the Sound
the last of the week in ballast. The
Matson Navigation steamer Enterprise |
Is taking on sugar preparatory to get |
ting away for San Francisco with the |
first OF the week. The Inter-Island |
steamer Kaiulanf was discharging sug- |
ar into the Enterprise at the time the |
Helene sailed for Honolulu.
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Claudlne Back from Maui Ports.
The Claudine was an arrival from |
Maui ports this morning, the vessel re-
turning with shipment of so head
cattle, 80 pigs, one horse, 104 sacks
taro, quantity OF empty drums and
sundries. Purser Kibling reports 500
sacks sugar awaiting shipment at XII
pahulu. The Claudine met with fine
weather on the round trip to the Val
ley Isle.
Paving Blocks from Hawaii.
Paving blocks to the number of
1850 together with so cords wood
and quantity of empty drums and
packages of sundries were brought
from Hilo and the Hawaii ports with
the return of the Inter-lsland steamer
Helene. The officers report fine wea-
Their ON the voyage.
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Hyades Cargo Moving Fast.
Fast work is being done in the dis
charge Of cargo from the Matson Ma
vigation steamer Hyades with view
OF an early dispatch of that vessel
for Kahului, Kaanapali, Port Allen
and Hilo. The prediction is made that
the Hyades will sail from Hilo on or
about July "a, taking a full shipment
Of sugar destined for coast reffner-
les. The Hyades brought 10 head of
army horses and mules, the animals
arriving here in fine condition Two
thousand tons of supplies from the
mainland are to be left here before
the Hyades departs for island ports.