Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-15
MAISOh Liners
CONE And GO


IL was big business at the Matson
wharf today Before o'clock this
morning Captain Peter johnson
brought the Wilheimina to berth al
the old Hackfeld wharf, completing a
very successful voyage from San
Francisco, in which Old Neptune II
naIiy entered into an agreement TO
smile benignly upon the liner while
in transit from the coast to the ISL
ands.
Some rough weather was met on the
way down, but Captain johnson, like
fellow-skippers in the Mats0n service.
seldom reckons with anything short
OF typhoon, hurricane, cyclone, wa
ferspoht or tornado in making mere
mention OF tempestuous winds or
troublous seas.
Captain Johnson has been known to
admit the presence of unruly ele-
menfs, when his command may have
met with mountainous seas, that
swept the decks and carried away a
goodly portion Of the cargo reposing
there.
EIghty-six cabin and six steerage
passengers reached port this morning,
expressing their pleasure over de-
lightful voyage.
The customary dance was given on
deck last evening.
The WiIhelmina is TO be dispatched
for Hflo tomorrow evening, according
10 the present expectations of Castle
oAes .ns aens .ho,,.aed tors
q ulscIlnis eu " W. LII, 80, 'o -,
1870 WIZ ~ .s. -. tans ,e -.
e .s'1,s, ss.s pAs tIasna,, LIT Tho
49,. $500 ,st,,r,,f ha,.a ~ SUNDAY
Ga ne, ,narcb.nd,ee and feedstuffs
.,,,,, ~, ~ ,hs e, fresghf bronght 10 the
ss 'i.,, - an tbis veesei
Ts,se5tv srioe we're included in the
.,.,s, snnenf Twelve are To he left
sSTe while eight will be carried to
f4i1n'
me Tnrl,na will Also find berth
~ the Harkfeld wharf This afternoon.
,,rsoa raf0rv n sailing for San Fran
risro tonieht taking over 5000 tons
s,,ssr 55e IONS molasses. quantities
~ 'nfher domestic products. including
ffn0 .Rnnches bananas. and 5000 cases
nresefved hines. The Lnrline is
Schednled 10 deparf at 6 O'Clock this
evenine. with 4 number of cabin pas
tenShrs
-
nousehoid pets Greet Their
Masters
The plaintiye mewing of tabby cats,
Iepereed with the clarion call Of
roosfers and the lowing OF cattle,
erected early visitors at the IntereIs-
land wharf az the Kona and Kau
liner Kilarea came To a berth. follow
ine a week tour Of ports to the wind
ward of Hawaii.
The uonnlar liner brought the usual
re,inion with their masters and
mfstresses
III enonular liner brought the usual
variad assortment of freight and is
land prndfcts Pursey Henry sheldon
abIv looked after the wants of a large
lISf az cahin and steeraee messengers.
THE freicht Hst included cats. dogs.
horses 3 crates pigs. l3 crates
chielenasl 4 .crafes turkeys. az bales
.eirnI % eacks faro 5s nieces koa
wood. ~ lunches bananas. 69S sacks
cofiee. 2sgs sacks sugar. and 800
naoksees sundries. The Kflauea met
with sfrone winds and cboppy seas.
n e rsnorfed too roueh Ia land cargo
a. plnainu and q norton of sisal
AWAITING SHIPMENT there was left be-
hind nendire hatter weather
sslior sov N6.x - Hilo
rsntain MiIler,s sailor Pow was
awaiting the Ifscharge Of a SHIPMENT
- sngar :, Hno when tha Inter-Is.
,.,.55 stsss,sr Ma,na Rea danartad
s,S ss,, mat nnrt for rilo The Mama
~. s,s - ha,..b .h;s ,,,e,,.,rs,, )
Win s fair sized list IF messengers
snd ~ smal, amornt Of eaner .s,,s cereo
T ,idI freight list ineluded 21S nackaees
s, M "a cords WOOD n barrels
vim, -. : c9 q ~ live stork and
; autos Purser Phillips reports much
rain along the Hamakua coast of Ha-
waIi The steamers Kaiulani. Kauai
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