Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-12
NEPTUNE BLAMED
FOR A DELAY

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Two liners, now enfoute from San
Francisco TO HonoluluS are said to
be meeting with considerable rough
weather, to an extent that presages
a delay In arrival at this port.
The Oceanic liner Sonoma, from
the coast, anu under ordinary condi-
tions, scheduled to arrive here at
daybreak Monday, is reported will be
on the port on or about seven
o'clock, making her appearance at
the wharf after eight O'Clock.
Old Neptune is. declared az kick
ing up fuss in the pathway of the
Matson Navigation steamer Wilhel-
! nina, Captain Peter Johnson's COM
mand. While the veteran skipper
and Shrfner is loath to commit him
self in wireless messages as to the
severity Of the storm, he does reluc-
family admit that a fresh gale and
rough sea have been met. The
Wilhelnina should reach a berth at
Hackfeld wharf early Tuesday morn
ing.
The, Sonoma Is bringing 40 cabin
and six. steerage passengers. The
vessel is expected to be held here
pending the discharge Of S41 tons Of
general cargo. and may not be dis
patched for Australia before seven
o'clock.
A later mainland mail amounting
to 331 sacks is destined to arrive
here in this vessel.
Castle & Cooke, local representa-
tiyes for the Wilhelmina, have been
advised that the popular vessel
steaming from San Francisco for
Honolulu carries SO cabin and three
] steerage passengers. The Matson
vessel has 200 tons of cargo for
Honolulu and $50 tons destined for
Hiio. This vessel will add 81 sacks
OF mail to the amount to be delivered
s to the local spostal authorities with
the first of the week.
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Few Passengers i'm SOnOma
The Oceanic liner Sonoma, in leay-
ing San Francisco, was not over
crowded with cabin passengers des-
tined for Honolulu, according to the
receipt OF a wireless message today
that predicts the arrival OF thirty-one
cabin and six steerage passengers at
this port early Monday morning. The
Eonoma list, advance copies Of which
have been received at the office OF c..
Brewer & Co., includes number of
people prominent in affairs in the
south seas. The vessel is expected to
reach her berth at the Oceanic wharf
on or about O'Clock Monday morn
ing. bringing S41 tons freight, 81
packages express matter and 331
sacks mail The Sonoma is scheduled
to depart for Page Page and Sydney
in the afternoon.
KInau Returned for overhauIlng.
To receive a general overhauling.
cleaning and repainting, the Inter-
Island steamer Kinau was brought
into Honolulu from Kauai ports this
morning with a large assortment of
freight and a good sized list of pas
sengers The KHAN goes on the To-
cal marine railway, and will be made
ready for sea, to take up the run to
: Kauai ports on regular schedule. The
Kinau's cargo included so sacks mo-
lasses, 125 sacks taro, 200 sacks
rice. 5000 sacks sugar and As pack
age sundries.
Noeau In from Garden Island.
The steamer Noeau is an arrival
from Kauai ports this morning, bring
ing varied cargo including LA sacks
rice, 100 paddy. 100 sacks onions, a
quantity of empties, "a sacks sundries.
1905 sacks sugar. This vessel met
with moderate seas and winds. The
officers report sugar awaiting ship
ment as follows: Kilauea 5000 sacks,
Kealia $1,000 sacks.
Wireless from the Mongolia
From San Francisco, the Pacific
Mail liner Mongolia, en- route to Ho-
noluIu and the Orient, was 1917 miles
off the port at o'clock last night, ae-
cording to wireless message. All
we'll on board was the report and the
prediction was yentured that the liner
would reach Honolulu Tuesday morn
ing.
Schooner Defender. q Kauai Visitor.
The American schooner Defender,
is stiIl a visitor at Port Allen, the
vessel having arrived from Sound
ports some days ago, with quantity
OF lumber. The Defender is expect.
ed will get away for return trip TO
the coast with the beginning of the
week.
Garden Island Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the
Garden Island as reported by Purser
Akan in the mter-Island steamer XII
11au includes the following: K. K. B..
$500, M. A. K. $3.50, Mob. 27,716, X. p.
SO25, L p. 2S,700.
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