Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-14
HONOLULAN NOW
NEARING PORT

the accumulation OF MAINLAND mer-
chandise and quartermaster supplies
which for some weeks past have been
arriving here in large quantities.
Forty-three cabin passengers ara
aboard the HonoIulan according to a
late wireless received here today at
the agency of Castle & Cooke.
The Honolulan will be discharged
of-2l30 tons general cargo before sail
ing for Kahului, where ZIG tons
freight are to be left.
consignments of supplies for Port
Allen and Kaanapali on board the YES
sci will be transhipped here to other
steamers.
~ The Honolulan is reported as bring
ing 299 sacks mainland mail and II
packages express matter.
Three automobiles are included in
/ the freight. for this port.
IA
. Pienickers Met Misfortune.
Thirty-fiye young people who
planned an outing in the lochs and
at shady hooks about Pearl IIarbor
yesterday, leaving Honolulu at an
early hour fin the morning in the
yacht Kamehameha. were sorely dis.
appointed through the grounding OF
the craft, when within sight of des.
tination. The Kamehameha met with
III luck near the country residence
of Governor w. f. Frear at Peninsula.
Despite efforts to get the vessel off
the rocks, the yacht resisted the
strain placed upon it through the
friendly services of the power schoon-
er Ida May. The yacht remained in
the unfortunate position all day. The
vessels bottom was considerably dam.
aged.
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Friele Again Goes to Sea.
After many months ashore, James
Friele, a former lnter-Island purser,
has hearkened to the cali of Neptune.
and leaving behind his duties as chief
clerk at the old Matson wharf office,
went out as acting purser in the Maui
ma Kea. which sailed for Hilo and
ports on Saturday afternoon. It has
been some time since Hiloites have
had the delightful pleasure of getting
line on the latest sartorial creations
In Inter- Island uniforms. The arrival
OF the British battlecruiser New Zea-
land proved too strong an attraction
for Purser Phillips, who lays over one
trip of the Mauna Kea to participate
: in the program of entertainment for
the visiting officers and tars.
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Loaded with Much Sugar
Between five and six thousand tons
sugar, gathered from a number of
plantations along the coast of Hawaii.
have been placed aboard the Matson
Navigation liner Wilhelmina during
the stay of that vessel at Hilo The
Matson steamer returned to Honolulu
this morning and at this port will be
supplied with remaining freight to
complete a shipment destined for San.
Francisco The Wilhelmina is TO be
dispatched to the Coast at 10 o'clock
wednesday morning. At least one
hundred cabin passengers will return
to the mainland in the popular liner.
I A number of Spanish and Portu-
guese are booked for the steerage.
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Sparks From the Wireless.
Liners approaching the islands be-
gan to get into wireless touch with
Honolulan at 8 o'clock last night was
reported as three hundred and seven
ty-one miles off port, and reported
that IL will reach here at daylight to-
morrow morning The Hyades, en-
route from Seattle. reported being 4S4
miles off port. The steamer Nile, en-
route from San Francisco, reported
that il will arrive at O'Clock on the
morning of July 16 with seventy7seven
sacks of mail II reported all well.
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Nile viii Require Coal.
Wireless adyices received here in.
dictate that the Paeific Mail liner Nile,
now nearing the port from San Fran
cisco, will require several hundred
tons coal before resuming the voyage
to Japan and China ports. The vessel
may be berthed at Alakea wharf upon
arrival here on Wednesday morning..
Being a vessel of foreign registry the
Nile has no cargo for Honolulu.
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Kilauea Laid Up.
The Inter-Island steamer Kilauea,
which for a year past has been oper,
ated on the Kona and Kau route, has
gone out of commission, the vessel
having been replaced by the Old reli-
dOlo Mdutld Lid, WHICH 10 nov Oit q
run to windward Hawaii ports. The
Kilauea will receive extensive altera-
tions and a general overhauling be
fore going into service again.
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Sparks from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by, the agents from the
S. 5. Honol6laH bound for Honolulu:
For Honolulu: 213o tons general car
go. 43 passengers, a express matter,
299 sacks mail, 3 automobiles; for Ka-
hului. 216 tons general cargo; for