Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-15

- Jlle MatS0n service
[Iklns with anything shor
3 typhoon, hurricane, cyclone, wa
1erspout or tornado in making mer,
mention of tempestuous winds o.
troublous seas.
Captain johnson has been known t.
admit the presence of unruly ele
ments, when his command may have
met with mountainous seas. tina
swept the decks and carried away {
goodly portion of the cargo reposint
there.
Eighty-six cabin and six steerag'
passengers reached port this morning
expressing their pleasure over a de
lightful voyage.
The customary dance was given or
deck last evening.
The Wilhelmina is to be dispatched
for Hilo tomorrow evening, according
to the present expectations of Castle
& Cooke, the agents The liner is tc
be discharged of two thousand tons
cargo while here and will leave ar
additional one thousand tons mer.
chandise at the Hawaii port The
liner should return here by Sunday
morning.
General merchandise and feedstuffs
sum up the freight brought to the
islands in this vessel.
Twenty autos were included in the
consignment Twelve are to be left
here, while eight viii be carried to
Hilo.
The Lurline will also find berth
at the Hackfeld wharf this afternoon,
preparatory to sailing for San Fran
cisco tonight, taking over 5000 tons
sugar, $50 tons Inolasses, quantities
of other domestic products, including
$500 punches bananas, and 5000 cases
preserved pines The Lurline is
scheduled to depart at 6 O'Clock this
evening. with a number of cabin pas
sengers.
Household Pets Greet Their
Masters
The plaintive mewing of tabby cats,
the joyous barking of. CANNES, inter
spersed with the clarion call of
ROSTERS and the lowing Of cattle.
greeted early visitors at the Inter-Is-
land wharf as the Kona and Kau
nLCI hl1duSei SdiHS w q DcIlns ioAONI
ing week tour of ports to the wind
ward Of Hawaii.
The popular liner brought the usual
reunion with their masters and
mistresses.
Tn epopular liner brought the usual
varied assortment of freight and is
land products, Pursey Henry Sheldon
ably looked after the wants of a large
list Of cabin and Storage passengers.
The freight list included cats, dogs
horses, crates pigs, Ii crates
chickens, 4 crates turkeys, As bales
sisal. % sacks taro. IS pieces koa
wood, 70 punches bananas. 69S sacks
coffee, 1858 sacks sugar, and 800
packages sundries. The Kilauea met
with strong winds and choppy seas.
1t is reported too rough to land cargo
at Puualm and portion of sisal
awaiting shipment there was left be-
hind, pending better weather.
"a
Sailor Boy Now at HiIo
Captain Miller's Sailor Boy was
awaiting the discharge of a shipment
OF sugar at Hilo,- when the Inter-Is-
lyand steamer Mauna Kea departed
from that port for Hilo The Mamma
Kea came to a berth this morning
with fair sized list of passengers,
and small amount Of general cargo.
The freight list included 21S packages
sundries, 10 cords wood, IL barrels
wine, consignments of live stock and
2 autos. Purser Phillips reports much
IN, oil Ct Of IL q
waii. The steamers Kaiulani, Kauai
and Helene were at Hilo. The latter
vessel is to load firewood and then
proceed to Kawaihae for cattle.
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Much Sugar Awaiting Shipment.
Quantities of sugar now await ship
ment to the mainland by Matson,
American-Hawaiian or Oceanic liners.
The accumulation reported on the
island of Hawaii with the return of
Purser Phillips in the Mauna Kes
includes the following: Olaa 10000.
Waiakea %, 900, Hawaii Mill 1900, Hilo
sugar Co. $500. Onomea Is, 43S. Pope.
exec 1890, Honomu 500, Hakalau
$500. LauDahoehoe 1880, Kaiwiki
s650. Kukaiau 10000, Hamakua Mill
~. 900. Paauhau 5000, Honolaa II 500
Kukuihaele 100, Honuapo 800 sacks.
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Cattle from Hawaii ranges to the
number of seyenty-five head arrived
this morning in the Inter-Island
steamer Wailele. This vessel is re-
norted to have met with considerable
rough weather while steaming along
the coast of the Big Island. In adj
dition If shipments of cattle the Wal
,sla Is being discharged of 5000 sacks
SUGAR .srg 124 packages sundries and
s s,,e ntities of miscellaneous products.
I'M, re vessel is booked for an early dis
na IT. for Konokaa, Kukuihaeie and